Cindi’s Favorite: The Ultimate Deluxe Journey in Namibia
11 nights deluxe itinerary by Wildnerness Safaris.
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Dear Valued Customer,
As our valued customers, we thought it would be important to inform you about the change to Section 7 of the South African Immigration Act, 2002 (Act No. 13 of 2002).
As of 01 October 2014, there will be new requirements introduced by the South African Department of Home Affairs for additional documentation needed by persons under the age of 18 years for travel to and from South Africa.
Applicable travellers will be asked to produce the required documentation at check-in for each flight.
For further information and assistance please contact:
1. the South African Department of Home Affairs, 0800 60 11 90 (toll free from South Africa); or
2. visit the Department of International Relations and Cooperations
Regards,
The South African Airways Team
Information courtesy of the South African Airways
From the incomparable wildlife of the Maasai Mara, the captivating biodiversity and elephants of Samburu to the fascinating conservation and cultural experiences of the Laikipia region, this journey offers an unrivalled voyage through the land where the safari originated. Known for its endless savannah plains and empty deserts, only interrupted by snow-capped mountains and equatorial forests, Kenya is a land of diverse ecosystems and magnificent landscapes.
Each lodge visited is associated with the Long Run Initiative – an initiative dedicated to achieving sustainability through the balance of the 4Cs (Commerce, Conservation, Community and Culture).
Brief Itinerary
Day 1 Arrive in Nairobi, trs to Wilson, Fly to Samburu, Saruni Samburu x 3 nights
Day 4 Private charter to Segera Retreat x 3 nights
Day 7 Fly to Masai Mara, Cottar’s Camp x 3 nights
Day 10 Fly to Wilson / Depart
Saruni Samburu
Rates:
2 adults sharing 01 double room
08 Jan – 30 June 2014 (mid season) – US$12,750.00 per person
01 Jul – 30 Sep 2014 (peak season) – US$14,200.00 per person
01 Oct – 14 Dec 2014 (high season) – US$13,337.50 per person
View itinerary details: Kenya Long Run 2014
Cottar’s Camp
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A SAFARI FOR FREE?
WELL, FOR THE RHINOS!
Great Plains Conservation has committed alongside industry partners to undertake a relocation of rhinos on a magnitude never done before – to relocate no less than 100 rhino from South Africa to safe havens in Botswana. By mid-2015, this relocation operation will take place with an assertive and elaborate anti-poaching force and strong commitment to save this species.
Our fundraising campaign, Zeros For Rhinos, will ensure this relocation initiative is a success; striving to rescue this treasured species from spiraling to extinction. What is gained is the knowledge that we all collectively stopped a species from meeting its maker. Great Plains Foundation, our non-profit partner, will raise the funds to do it, and every dollar counts.
As a fundraiser, Great Plains Conservation has contributed a limited number of safari bednights to the Great Plains Foundation. The cost of your stay in these three camps goes to the fundraising efforts of the Zeros for Rhinos initiative!
Join us at Zarafa, Selinda or Selinda Explorers camps
an exclusive way of experiencing Africa while contributing to this tremendous initiative!
Included in this limited offer are value-add surprises in camp.**
Can’t come on safari? We’ll miss you, but you can still contribute to the Zeros for Rhinos campaign. Any amount counts and matters – $10 from many people will very quickly add up.
Want to know more about this initiative and how we will do it? Read a Q&A with Dereck Joubert here.
Located in the most remote part of the Kaokoveld in Northern Namibia – a land of mountains, vast plains, and dry riverbeds inhabited by fascinating wildlife – Hoanib Skeleton Coast will be the camp to set the safari world alight in 2014. The camp will be opening on the 01st August 2014 and we have an incredible special for this new launch!
The area is explored by vehicle, on foot and in the air (weather permitting), with game drives discovering the wealth of desert-adapted life: elephant, giraffe and antelope followed by lion, leopard and cheetah. Guests can unravel the enigmatic history of the original Strandlopers (“Beachcombers”), their stone circles lying in hidden valleys, marvel at the ancient welwitschia plant, follow the great herds and savour landscapes that unfold untouched for hundreds of kilometres.
COST: USD 600.00 night per person or USD 1800.00 per person for 3nt stay
Why Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp?
Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp – New launch special offer in details [pdf]
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For serious photographers wanting the perfect close up picture of all the animals of Africa!
Kaingo Camp & Mwamba Bush Camp are located deep within the most game-intensive area of the South Luangwa National Park. The camps are considered to be situated in the very best game viewing area of South Luangwa in terms of both abundance and access to game.
Our hides have certainly turned the heads of the professionals. We have been visited by world-renowned wildlife photographer Frans Lanting of National Geographic, Owen Prumm of Discovery Channel, David Rogers of Africa Geographic, Lynn Johnsson of National Geographic and various independent film makers Peter Lamberti (Valley of the Golden Baboon).
The BBC used our hippo hide in the filming of the “Wild Africa Series.”
Read camp’s details: Kaingo Camp & Mwamba Bush Camp
For more information, contact Africa Discovery at:
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