On Safari - the CD-ROM
On Safari, The source on Safaris to Africa, is an innovative and comprehensive multimedia CD-ROM whose goal is to help you plan your African safari. See the animals, view the environment of the different national parks and reserves, and visit the hotels, lodges and camps. On Safari is meant to take the mystery out of travel to Africa. The combination of descriptive text, actual nature sounds, music and narration along with 50 color video clips and over 1000 superb color photographs will bring Africa alive.
On Safari covers seven countries on the African continent, divided into three regions: East Africa: Kenya and Tanzania; Southern Africa: Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana and Namibia; and South Africa. By following the maps of each region, you will have a chance to "visit" the different safari countries and learn about the best wildlife viewing areas along with the habitat and descriptions of the wildlife. And, a wide variety of accommodations are featured in the "Accommodations" section which gives detailed descriptions plus color photographs. Sample itineraries take you a step further into planning the safari of your dreams.
For ongoing updates about safari special, weather conditions, or new accommodations, the On Safari CD-ROM is linked to the onsafari.com Web-site on the Internet. With a simple click of your mouse, you are able to browse through pages of information which will feature timely updates and the latest news from Africa.
On Safari, The Source on Safaris to Africa, is a CD-ROM that lets you explore the beauty of Africa, answers your questions about the safari experience and helps you plan the safari of your dreams - all from the comfort of your home. But be prepared, it will only whet your appetite for the real thing. Come, join us ON SAFARI.
Order until August 15th for only $9.95 before the price goes up to $29.95
The CD-ROM comes with an unconditional money back guarantee
- no questions asked - if returned within 30 days. CD-ROM's will be completed and
shipped September 30, 1996.
