Showing posts with label Jonathan Scott. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jonathan Scott. Show all posts

Thursday, February 26, 2009

Customer Comments: Scotts Signature Safari February 2009

"Well what can I say... All I can say is that we had the most amazing time and we can't believe it's all over!

Jonathan and Angela, Warren and everyone at the camp were all just so great. I can't put into words how great an experience we had and we we're just stunned by the beauty of the camp and the lengths to which they went to make our stay as great as possible.

All the food that they made specially for Tracy was just brilliant and we've both said to each other that it didn't feel like a holiday, it was a once in a lifetime experience that we will never forget.

The only trouble is that we don't know where to go next to that will top it!

We thought the organization throughout the whole holiday was excellent by the way and we're looking forward to booking another trip with you in the future.

We would love to hear about any future trips you are planning with Jonathan and Angela but one of our goals is to visit Antarctica but we may have to do a little saving for that one! Thank you again."

Paul and Tracy, February 2009

Tuesday, March 13, 2007

Jonathan & Angie Scott in India, March 2007


There is something of the leopard about a tiger - and nothing of the lion. A tiger conjours up the same sense of mystery and secretiveness embodied by the leopard. They are equally as beautiful though the tiger is so much larger, the biggest of all the cats, equally at home among the dappled light of the jungle as it is when merging with the russet gold of head-high grass. Like the leopard, the tiger tends to move quickly when spotted away from cover.....

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Wednesday, November 15, 2006

Jonathan & Angie Scott in Antarctica


The appeal of Antarctica is multi-faceted: the landscape, wildlife and history combine to make a journey there a unique experience, each day revealing a new layer of awe and complexity; the excitement of glimpsing your first towering iceberg, being stunned into silence by the raucous braying of a penguin colony, witnessing a pod of killer whales knifing through the water in pursuit of prey - and the chance to enter the world of the explorers as you step inside one of the historic huts....
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