Oasis Overland offers a variety of well-organised gap year travel trips to the most fascinating of destinations. On top of this, Oasis also offers full gap year travel insurance, making sure that those who travel with them are taken care of every step of the way.
April 19, 2009Posted in Uncategorized.
No commentsMany of us dream of heading out on an exotic African safari – with elephants wandering by and cocktails served at the waterhole. Unfortunately, this fantasy is often not exactly affordable for most of us. And quite frankly, sitting with a drink while a guide practically brings the animals to you is not exactly a real safari.
April 19, 2009Posted in Africa.
No commentsMany of us have whimsical “to do” lists including everything from sky diving to wanting to climb Mount Kilimanjaro or bungee jumping off a bridge. But at the same time, most of us also can’t quite fathom navigating the dangers of Mount Everest and seem to keep finding excuses to put off that sky jump.
April 19, 2009Posted in Africa.
1 commentRight on the border of Peru and Bolivia lies the beautiful Lake Titicaca, home to the legendary Uros Indians. Their homes are floating reed islands that were originally constructed to be portable, should they ever come under attack.
April 19, 2009Posted in South America.
No commentsThe Lares Trek is a fantastic alternative trail leading to the magnificent World Heritage Site of Machu Picchu. Machu Picchu was long thought to be the Lost City of the Incas,
April 19, 2009Posted in South America.
No commentsJust 44 miles west of La Paz lies the mysterious ruins of Tiwanaku, dating back to pre-Incan times. Located on the shores of Lake Titicaca, it is widely believed that this town was once a thriving metropolis and marine fossils found near the town also suggest that Lake Titicaca was once right at Tiwanaku’s door.
April 19, 2009Posted in South America.
No commentsA Uros Island tour is truly eye-opening as many of these islands still exist in exactly the same way as they did many years ago. The people have retained a way of life sustained by Lake Titicaca that, without their dedication, would have been lost many years ago.
April 19, 2009Posted in South America.
No commentsSouth American continental travel offers some of the most exciting options for adventure enthusiasts and history buffs alike. This area is rich in natural beauty as well as filled with fascinating cultures and vibrant people, offering a holiday experience that no one will ever forget.
April 19, 2009Posted in South America.
1 commentSouth America is the place of fantasies – exotic rain forests, colourful festivals, rich historical sites and beautiful scenery. Making a trip to this continent worthwhile is difficult as everything is spaced fairly far apart and many of the most spectacular areas are unreachable by normal means.
April 17, 2009Posted in South America.
No commentsTrekking the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is a dream for many travellers, not only those that regularly trot up the nearest mountain but even those for whom walking to the pub constitutes regular exercise.
April 17, 2009Posted in South America.
2 commentsMany people are tired of the traditional holidays of European cities and urban living and are looking for not only new destinations, but new ways to see these areas too. Istanbul and Cairo are two of the world’s most mythical cities and deserve to be toured in a manner as unique as the areas themselves.
April 17, 2009Posted in Africa, Middle East.
No commentsOasis Overland offers a variety of tours to the Middle East, each one exposing participants to a new mix of cultures, people, places and natural wonders. The Middle East trips offered by Oasis cover everything from the pyramids of Egypt to the lost city of Petra in Jordan.
April 17, 2009Posted in Africa, Middle East.
No commentsCovering a surface area of over 1,700,000 square kilometres, the massive country of Libya has many large cities which are separated by stretches of desert.
April 17, 2009Posted in Africa, Middle East.
No commentsOasis Overland strongly believes that travel should not only be a rewarding experience for the traveller but should also benefit the local communities encountered along the way.
April 17, 2009Posted in Africa, Middle East.
No commentsTravelling from the Cape to Cairo often sounds like an impossible feat that only the most hardened sportsmen even dare attempt.
April 17, 2009Posted in Africa.
No commentsTaking a gap year in Africa is one of the most rewarding experiences that one could ever have. The continent is filled with incredible people, amazing cultures and breathtaking scenery. While the beauty of this continent fascinates most people, it can be a scary prospect to take a gap year in Africa alone.
April 17, 2009Posted in Africa.
No commentsWith so much to see and do across the continent of Africa, adventure travel is one of the best ways to make the most of your time there. From horse riding across the African plains to white water rafting and safaris, this continent has something for everyone and should be the top of any holiday destination list.
April 17, 2009Posted in Africa.
No commentsAn African safari travel experience is a dream for many people, but for most it seems to be an unattainable one. This needn’t be the case, as with overland travel companies likeOasis Overland, it is not only affordable, but is also a fulfilling and worthwhile experience.
April 17, 2009Posted in Africa.
No commentsDespite some archaic perceptions of the country among a small amount of ‘western’ travellers, tourism in Tunisia is on the rise and the country is fast evolving into a popular destination for adventurers from all over.
April 17, 2009Posted in Africa.
No commentsThe breathtaking country of Libya is as vast in land as it is diverse in people. With cultural foundations established by the Romans, Phoenicians, Greeks, Ottoman Turks and the Italians, Libya trips present ancient history in a contemporary Arabic setting.
April 17, 2009Posted in Africa.
No commentsA great alternative to the Inca Trail, this is an awesome hike through stupendous mountain scenery to the ruins of Machu Picchu.
April 17, 2009Posted in South America.
No commentsOf all the continents, Africa must be one of the most under-explored. Challenging to traverse, but worth every step, Africa trips are sought after by those with a burning adventurous spirit. Taking an overland Africa trip allows you to see much more of the natural beauty of the continent, while not breaking the bank. The [...]
April 16, 2009Posted in Africa.
No commentsAn alternative trek to the classic Inca Trail, taking you off the beaten track to the mysterious Inca ruins of Vilcabamba.
April 16, 2009Posted in Middle East, South America.
No commentsIf the Inca Trail is fully booked or you want to take the road less travelled, why not try the Shorter Inca Trail, Salkantay or Lares trek to Machu Picchu instead?
April 10, 2009Posted in Middle East, South America.
1 commentAfrica has many romantic notions attached to it – from explorers in ox wagons to spectacular sunsets and lions roving the streets
April 10, 2009Posted in Africa.
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