Has ‘Big Cat Live’ Got You Hungry for Adventure Travel of Your Own?

Are you sick and tired of watching Simon King and the team as they present amazing wildlife action on TV?  If the answer is yes, you might as well hang up your walking boots and head for the big Mara in the sky.  On the other hand, if you find the current Big Cat Live series compelling viewing why not plan your own trip to the Masai Mara in Kenya - or another spectacular safari destination? 

This great programme has had us all on the edge of our seats agonizing over the nail-biting saga of Shakira the cheetah and her adorable cubs.  Life is tough for them, but it puts things in perspective and brings home the reality of how much we have in common with the animals that share our planet.  The bottom line is all about survival. 

If a safari is not in the budget at the moment wildlife lovers can sit tight and wait out the recession while consoling themselves with thoughts of the delights to come in the upcoming Autumnwatch series with Simon King, Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - starting on 27 October.  We can forget our financial woes for a while longer and allow them to bring the wonder of the natural world into our living rooms.  It’s good wholesome entertainment and we could certainly do with more gentle and fascinating presenters like Simon King to soothe our jangled nerves.  He really is a tenderizer for these tough times. 
  
Whether your next trip is a safari or a quick weekend city break, take a leaf out of the big cat’s diary and always land on your feet.  Get a quote and cover yourself and your cubs with quality Travel Insurance for all your adventures – Big or Small.   If you are already thinking about a trip to Kenya, visit our Travel Guide which also contains links through to the Foreign Office (FCO) website for important and updated travel advice and information.

This entry was posted on Friday, October 10th, 2008 at 1:54 pm and is filed under Holiday Destinations, Travel News .

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