Africa Brochure 2017

Africa

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Africa Map 

SOUTH SUDAN 

ETHIOPIA 

UGANDA 

KENYA 

SOMALIA 

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC 

OF THE CONGO 

Kibale KAMPALA 

Queen Elizabeth 

National Park 

Entebbe 

Bwindi 

RWANDA 

BURUNDI 

Lake 

Victoria 

Lake 

Nakuru 

Serengeti National Park 

Ngorongoro Crater 

Lake Manyara 

Masai Mara 

National Reserve 

TANZANIA 

DODOMA 

Katavi 

National Park 

Ruaha 

Samburu National Reserve 

Mt Kenya 

Abedare National Park 

Lake Naivasha 

NAIROBI 

Amboseli 

Tsavo 

Mt Kilimanjaro 

Arusha 

Mombasa 

Tarangire 

National Park 

Zanzibar 

Island 

Dar Es Salaam 

Selous 

Skeleton Coast 

Swakopmund 

ANGOLA 

Etosha 

Twyfelfontein 

Okavango River 

NAMIBIA 

WINDHOEK 

Zambezi River 

Livingstone 

ZAMBIA 

Kafue 

LUSAKA 

Kasane Victoria Falls 

Linyati Chobe 

Okavango 

Moremi 

Hwange 

Delta 

Maun Nxai 

Bulawayo 

Makgadikgadi 

BOTSWANA 

Lake Kariba 

Mfuwe 

Lower 

Zambezi 

Mana 

Pools 

North Luangwa 

South Luangwa 

ZIMBABWE 

i 

Lake Malawi 

MALAWI 

LILONGWE 

HARARE 

Great Zimbabwe 

Vilanculous 

Zambezi River 

MOZAMBIQUE 

MAURITIUS 

ATLANTIC OCEAN 

Sossusvlei 

Fish River 

Canyon 

GABORONE 

Sun City 

Madikwe 

Game Reserve 

JOHANNESBURG 

Orange River 

BLOEMFONTEIN 

SOUTH AFRICA 

PRETORIA 

LESOTHO 

Kruger 

National Park 

SWAZILAND 

Hluhluwe 

Umfolozi 

Durban 

MAPUTO 

St Lucia 

Wetlands 

INDIAN OCEAN 

CAPE TOWN 

Port Elizabeth 

The Climate 

Monthly Average Temperatures in ˚C 

JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC 

Botswana 19/32 19/31 17/31 14/31 10/28 6/24 6/25 9/29 13/33 18/35 19/34 19/32 

Cape Town 15/26 15/26 14/25 11/23 10/20 7/18 8/17 8/17 8/20 10/21 13/23 14/24 

Kenya 10/24 10/25 12/25 13/24 12/23 10/22 9/22 9/22 9/24 11/24 12/24 18/24 

Kruger National Park 10/28 10/29 13/28 12/26 10/20 9/20 9/20 9/21 9/26 11/25 12/24 10/24 

Namibia 17/30 16/28 15/27 13/26 9/23 7/20 6/20 9/23 11/27 15/29 15/30 16/30 

Tanzania 10/28 10/28 11/27 13/25 11/22 8/21 9/20 8/22 8/24 10/26 10/27 10/27 

Uganda 17/27 17/27 18/26 18/26 18/26 17/25 16/25 16/25 16/26 18/26 18/26 18/26 

Zambia 17/26 16/25 16/25 15/25 11/24 10/21 9/21 11/25 14/28 19/30 17/29 18/26 

Zimbabwe 16/26 16/26 14/26 12/25 9/23 7/21 7/21 8/23 12/27 15/29 15/27 15/26

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Best Airline in Africa for 14 Consecutive Years.

Contents 

General Information 1 

Accommodation Ratings 

6 Tips for your Africa Holiday 

Whats your style? 

Experience South Africa 6 

Johannesburg 

Kruger National Park 

Makutsi Safari Springs 

Sun City & Madikwe Self-Drive 

Cape Town 

The Garden Route Self-Drive 

Southern Africa Tours 

Rail Journeys 

Southern Africa Covered 

Experience Zimbabwe 22 

Zimbabwe Tours 

Experience Zambia 24 

Zambia Tours 

Experience Botswana 26 

Okavango Delta 

Botswana Tours 

Botswana Safaris 

Small Group Safaris 

Rhinos Without Borders 

Experience Namibia 34 

Namibia Safaris 

Experience Kenya 36 

Kenya Tours 

Experience Tanzania 40 

Tanzania Tours 


Zanzibar Getaway 

East Africa Tours 

Experience Uganda & 

Rwanda 

Uganda & Rwanda 

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Treehouses in Kruger National Park 

Kudu, Botswana 

Himba people, Namibia 

General Information 

Accommodation Ratings 

To assist with the selection of your accommodation we have created our own rating system allowing you to compare each property. These are personal ratings offered 

by our people from their own experience and should therefore be used as a guide only. These ratings may alter throughout the year due to a change of circumstances. 

A standard level of accommodation with a limited range of rooms and 

facilities. Rooms are clean and comfortable with basic furnishings. 

Moderate accommodation with a reasonable range of rooms and facilities, 

with rooms furnished to a comfortable standard. 

Superior standard of accommodation with a wide range of rooms and 

facilities, and a higher standard of service. 

First Class accommodation with an excellent range of facilities and services. 

Accommodation in this rating is considered among the best in the country. 

Full Board inclusions: Please note package inclusions may vary. Full board packages typically include all meals, tea, coffee, non-alcoholic and some local alcoholic 

beverages at the accommodation. Daily scheduled activities are included on a full board basis, with some accommodations offering a limited laundry service. For 

inclusions specific to your package, please speak to your consultant at the time of booking. 

Tips and gratuities: Tips and gratuities are not included, while at safari lodges and camps it is customary to tip your guide and driver. Please speak to your 

consultant at the time of booking for guidance specific to your destination. 

Child Policy: Please note bedding configuration varies between properties and in some cases with different room types within a property. Some hotels also offer 

family bonuses and specials. Your consultant will help you choose the hotel to best suits you and your family’s needs. 

Price Indicator: The price is provided as a guide only. The actual price may differ to that indicated in this brochure due to currency fluctuations, special events, 

trade shows or peak periods. Your travel specialist will quote you the actual price at the time of booking. Per person pricing is based in New Zealand dollars. 

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6 TIPS 

for your 

Africa 

Holiday 

Packing for 

safari 

It’s not a fashion statement, or a 

joke, khaki really will help you 

blend into the safari landscape. 

Most animals are not accustomed to 

bright colours so camouflage helps 

if you’re hoping to get close to the 

Big Five. 

Furthermore, insects love a strong 

colour, so stay away from the bright 

apparel. Citronella soap and/or 

lotion is a great deterrent, as is 

a stiff gin and tonic. True story. 

Mosquitoes detest the quinine 

found in tonic water - and add the 

gin, just because. 

Game drives always have cold 

moments no matter what the 

season, so gloves and beanies are 

smart items to pack. You’ll also 

be thankful for your own pair of 

binoculars. For game drives when 

the animals aren’t within metres of 

your truck, you don’t want to be 

scrambling for binoculars shared 

between the entire group. 

Cape Town 

considerations 

Travelling to South Africa (and 

Namibia) has never been cheaper. 

The South African Rand which has 

the same value as Namibian Dollar, 

has a great exchange rate and makes 

your travelling experiences so much 

cheaper on the ground. 

Spend your saved dollars at Cape 

Town’s exquisite Mount Nelson 

Hotel and indulge in their opulent 

high tea, making sure you try the 

typical South African milk tart, 

‘melktert’. 

It’s a good idea to visit Table 

Mountain in the morning, when the 

views are better, but also because 

the wind usually picks up later in 

the day. Table Mountain’s Aerial 

Cableway will also close if gusts 

make it too dangerous. The same 

applies for Robben Island; morning 

ferries are a more reliable option 

as weather can turn too sour for 

sailing in the afternoon. 

When to see 

Victoria Falls 

The Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe are 

truely one of those sights you must 

see once in your lifetime. 

The Zambezi River is at its lowest 

between October and early 

December, whereas its highest level 

is between March and May. This can 

result in both positive and negative 

outcomes for Victoria Falls; low 

levels will expose more bare rock, 

whereas high season can produce 

a soak-inducing back spray and 

limited visibility. 

Extreme low and extreme 

high levels can also hinder the 

opportunity for adventure activities 

such as white water rafting. If 

water levels aren’t on your side, 

plan a tour of Victoria Falls from 

the sky; scenic flights by helicopter 

or microlight plane will impress, 

whatever the water level. 

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Cuisine to tickle your 

tastebuds 

Meat lovers can’t go wrong with a 

Boerewors sausage. Also known as 

the farmer’s sausage, this grunty 

concoction has a guaranteed 90% 

meat and a medley of spices, 

including toasted coriander seeds, 

black pepper, nutmeg and cloves. 

You might want to throw a few 

on your Braai, a South African 

barbecue. Using only wood or 

briquettes (charcoal), the flavours 

are rustic and extremely delicious. 

Other outdoor dining experiences 

include post-safari sundowners 

followed by a boma dinner in the 

bush. Enjoy fine wine, gourmet food 

and a starlit sky. 

If crisp linen and crystal glass is 

more your thing, Cape Town is 

awash with fine dining restaurants 

and impressive menus crafted by 

top rated chefs. For days when the 

budget won’t stretch, head to an 

African food hall. The food is still 

exquisite, but at a fraction of the 

price you’d pay elsewhere. 

The Great 

Wildebeest Migration 

The Great Wildebeest Migration is 

actually a year round occurrence 

as the wildebeest are always on the 

move; motivated by an instinct to 

seek fresh grazing and water. Your 

experience will depend entirely on 

what month you visit. 

From calving seasons and key 

months when the great herds of 

wildebeest cross the Mara River, 

to vast treks across the plains of 

the Serengeti, every occasion will 

bring a different perspective on one 

of the Seven New Wonders of the 

World. The masses begin their move 

north from Tanzania to Kenya from 

late June through to July, whereas 

river crossings tend to take place 

from July to November. And then, 

driven by the rain, they head back 

to Tanzania sometime in October. 

Over two million animals migrate 

between July and October, including 

1.7 million wildebeest, as well as 

zebra and antelope, so there are 

many moments for that once-in-alifetime 

experience. 

Self-Drive 

your own adventure 

Fortunately for us, if you’re 

planning on self-driving South 

Africa and Namibia, you won’t need 

to switch sides because like NZ, 

they are left-hand drive. And due to 

fantastic infrastructure, the roads 

are smooth, well signposted and a 

pleasure to cruise along. 

You’ll need a full New Zealand 

Drivers Licence to hire a car, with 

most rental companies boasting 

high quality vehicles and options 

to suit everyone. If you’re keen to 

explore independently, you can still 

drive to a lodge, park up and check 

in for the night. The following day, 

sit back and let naturalist guides 

take you on off-road game drives in 

custom-built vehicles provided by 

the lodge. 

With so many amazing sights to see, 

self-drive is the perfect idea if you’re 

looking for freedom in your Africa 

adventure, and you don’t want to go 

as part of a larger group. 

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What’s your style? 

So you want to book your African safari? 

But when you consider how big the continent 

is (New Zealand can fit into Africa a colossal 

115 times), the enormity all starts to get a little 

overwhelming. We know the feeling can be 

stressful, but fear not, we’re here to ensure 

you pick the best options for your dream safari. 

With choices that suit all budgets, from the 

clean and comfortable to the incredibly 

wonderful, your bucket list destination needs 

to be done properly. We’re here to make sure 

your experience isn’t solely about staying at 

‘just another hotel’, so here’s a quick guide to 

exactly what is on offer. 

Hotels 

Just like any other city in the world, 

some hotels have been carefully 

planned to ensure you’re a stone’s 

throw from all the main attractions, 

others are historic and some are 

oozing with African tradition. Want 

all three? No problem, if you’re 

after cultural as well as local, just let 

us know. 

We’ve chosen preferred hotels with 

unbeatable locations, amenities and 

service - nothing but the best for 

your dream-fulfilling trip. 

Lodges 

For those wanting solid 

walls in the wilderness, 

lodges are the ideal choice. 

You’re still located in the 

middle of a game park, but 

the accommodation is fully 

equipped, usually themed 

in African safari and offers 

plenty of space, much like 

a home away from home. 

There are traditional African 

bomas which are enclosed 

outdoor areas that usually 

boast roaring bonfires, 

plenty of socialising and 

nightly entertainment. 

Under canvas 

This doesn’t mean staying in a tent, well it 

does, but it’s a flash tent. ‘Under Canvas’ 

accommodation refers to a permanent camp, 

and it’s designed to offer extreme comfort while 

maintaining the authenticity of staying close to 

wildlife. It adds a completely different meaning 

to the word camp. Usually small in size, with 

between four and 30 tents, you still get your 

minibar, en suite bathroom, rain shower, 

electricity and many other creature comforts 

that vary from camp to camp. 

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©andBeyond Nxabega Okavango Tented Camp, Botswana 

Overland safari 

Your overland truck is your 

home, where tour leaders 

and drivers merge into your 

cooks. Participation tours 

mean you help with the camp 

organisation, or choose nonparticipation, 

which means 

all chores are done for you, 

just sit back and relax - we like 

the sound of that! This way of 

travel very much embraces 

the rawness of the continent 

and all it has to offer. 

Small group touring 

Small group tours usually accommodate 

between four and 16 guests so it’s a very 

intimate way to travel. There are more 

chances to get off the beaten track in 

groups as small as these and the cultural 

activities have more of a presence. 

You’ll stay in a mixture of camps, under 

canvas, hotel and lodge accommodation, 

all dependant on your destinations. 

Vehicles are smaller and itineraries are 

created to ensure the most suitable 

amount of time is spent in each place, 

before moving onto the next. 

Independent 

travel 

These trips are 

tailor-made to suit 

all of your needs; 

nothing you don’t 

want but everything 

you do. They are 

totally bespoke, 

choose any kind 

of accommodation 

and pick styles that 

suit your individual 

preferences. You also 

get to decide exactly 

how long you stay 

for. Every decision 

is down to you and 

no part of the journey is dependent on other people. Some of your game drives and 

safari activities may be with other guests staying at the same accommodation, unless of 

course you are willing to pay for a private arrangement! 

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Experience 

South Africa 

Fast Facts 

Country name: 

Population: 

Capital: 

Languages: 

Currency: 

Time zone: 

Electricity: 

Republic of South Africa 

55 Million 

Pretoria 

Afrikaans, English and more than 

10 indigenous languages 

South African Rand 

10 hours behind New Zealand 

(except during daylight saving) 

Current is 220V/230V, 50HZ 

Plug is a 3 point round-pin adaptor 

Festivals and Events 2017 

18 Mar Cape Town Carnival 

24 Jun The Big Five Marathon, Entanabi 

Game Reserve 

18 Jul Mandela Day 

06-19 Sep Namaqualand Flower Route 

24 Sep National Braai Day 

01-04 Oct Hermanus Whale Festival 

Known as the “Rainbow Nation” because of its diverse population (and 11 official 

languages), South Africa is also an artist’s palette – from the blaze of colours among 

flower-filled meadows, to the lush green forests, the tawny-gold grasslands and 

the ever-changing hues of ocean blues. The assortment of landscapes provide an 

extraordinary variety of animal life. There’s the Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, 

buffalo and rhino) but South Africa has enhanced it to the Big Seven by adding 

sharks (including the great white) and whales. Count penguins, turtles and meerkats 

into the mix and you’ll have one remarkarble experience. 

South Africa is all about people too – this Zulu nation welcomes guests to watch 

their vivacious song and dance, admire their creations of intricate beadwork and 

other traditional crafts. The Xhosa people also open their land to visitors. Cape 

Town, with its spectacular Table Mountain, is an iconic destination, as are its nearby 

wineries. Johannesburg, the City of Gold, is a melting pot of cultures. Throughout 

the country you will find sites dating back to some of the earliest human habitation 

on earth, casting reminders of great historic battles including the Boer War. 

Whether you opt for an ultra-luxury lodge or prefer to rough it, self-drive or take a 

tour, South Africans everywhere will be happy to see you. If you’re lucky you may 

get to taste one of their legendary braais – or barbecues. Don’t miss trying their 

famed traditional Boerewors sausages! 

Although South Africa offers an abundance of activities to do year round, the best 

time to visit would be during winter months. South African’s take breaks over 

summer and school holidays, and they too like to spend their leisure time in the 

bush and national parks enjoying the wildlife. This can limit availability in lodges 

and camps over this timeframe across the nation for locals and visitors alike. 

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Experience South Africa 

Our favourite things to see and do 

Cape Town’s surrounding beaches – The beautiful 

beaches in Cape Town contribute to the Mother City’s 

worldwide fame. From the trendy shores of Clifton and 

Camps Bay to the warmer swimming waters of False Bay – if 

you love surf and sand, Cape Town will have a beach that’s 

just right for you. 

Moholoholo Wildlife Sanctuary – Visit this fantastic 

sanctuary inside Kruger National Park which has become 

a haven for the rehabilitation and care of abandoned, 

injured and unwell wildlife. You can visit the sanctuary to 

see vultures, honey badgers and get to know baby animals, 

leaving you with a heartfelt experience. 

Dining – Cape Town is quickly emerging as a big red flag on 

the gastronomical world map, supported by its high quality 

of wine produce from the nearby winelands of Stellenbosch 

and Franschhoek. A visit to some of Cape Town’s most 

famous eating neighbourhoods such as V&A Waterfront, 

Long Street and Waterkant will inspire you to reach further 

into South Africa’s food culture. Try Cape Malay specialties 

such as bobotie, spoilt-for-choice seafood options, and a 

spot of fine dining from many world-class restaurants. 

Self-Drive – There is something extra special and unique 

about driving your own journey, discovering fond memories 

for yourself that will be no one else’s. South Africa is 

brimming with interesting stops on a map that is easily 

navigable. The beaches along the garden route are some of 

the most beautiful you’ll experience. 

Action for the active-minded – Amongst the wildlife, 

wining and dining, choose an activity that you have never 

experienced and it will forever put a stamp on your African 

memory. Avoid the crowds and hike up Table Mountain, 

then how about abseiling down! The Garden Route is dotted 

with world-famous surfing spots, and why not bungy the 

planet’s highest jump, Bloukrans Bridge. Don’t forget the 

mighty shark cage diving at Gaansbai, if you dare! 

NAMIBIA 

BOTSWANA 

Madikwe 

Game Reserve 

Kimberley 

Sun City 

Johannesburg 

Bloemfontein 

LESOTHO 

ZIMBABWE 

PRETORIA 

Kruger 

National Park 

SWAZILAND 

MOZAMBIQUE 

Greater St. Lucia 

Wetland Park 

Hluhluwe 

Drakensberg 

Mountains 

Durban 

ATLANTIC 

OCEAN 

Cape Town 

SOUTH AFRICA 

Oudtshoorn 

Paarl 

Plettenberg 

Bay 

Stellenbosch Knysna 

Hermanus 

Umtata 

Port Elizabeth 

East London 

INDIAN 

OCEAN 

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Johannesburg 

Jo’Burg was founded on gold mining and the 

city is South Africa’s party hub, a sophisticated 

metropolis which is a magnet for migrants and 

visitors alike. It is fast growing, has wealth, 

energy and a beautiful climate. A visit to the 

city’s Apartheid Museum will prove an eyeopener 

but so too will a foray into Sandton, 

one of the country’s most exclusive shopping 

malls showcasing trendy African designers and 

international labels. Just outside the city lies 

Soweto, Africa’s biggest township. Tour with 

a local guide for the inside story and listen 

out for the sound of Soweto jazz. Take a day 

trip to Cullinan Diamond Mine, the source of 

some of the world’s largest diamonds or visit 

Sterkfontein Valley – the Cradle of Humankind. 

City Lodge OR Tambo 

Airport Hotel, Airport 

Perfect for those that require immediate 

access to Johannesburg Airport, the City 

Lodge at OR Tambo Airport is conveniently 

located within the airport complex. Each of 

the 303 modern and cosy rooms offer great 

comfort and all the requirements you would 

expect from a stopover hotel. 

Peermont Metcourt Suites, 

Airport 

Rooms here are furnished to include every 

modern comfort along with all the standard 

facilities you’d expect from a good hotel 

including a gym, pool and business centre. 

There is also a complimentary shuttle service 

to Johannesburg International Airport, only 

500 metres away. This is an easy option for 

your overnight stay. 

Peermont D’oreale Grande, 

Airport 

Peermont D’oreale Grande is a stately hotel of 

elegance with luxury at every turn. Indulge in 

a high degree of personalised service, affluent 

comfort and unmatched quality, all just a 

complimentary shuttle service away from 

Johannesburg International Airport. 

Garden Court Sandton City, 

Sandton 

If you’re looking for a relaxed and casual 

place to stay in Sandton City, the Garden 

Court Sandton City has recently refurbished 

rooms to offer, and a lovely outdoor pool. 

You can take a short walk to Sandton City 

Mall or use the hotel as a base to explore 

Johannesburg on various tours. 

Holiday Inn Sandton, Sandton 

Experience a warm and friendly welcome 

when entering the conveniently located 

Holiday Inn Sandton, just walking distance 

from the shopping centre and Gautrain 

Station. Rooms are typical fashionable 

Holiday Inn style, clean and comfortable 

and of a high standard to ensure your stay in 

Johannesburg is a good one! 

Sandton Sun, Sandton 

Elegant and legendary, the Sandton Sun 

offers a distinguished and memorable stay. 

Located in the heart of Sandton CBD, the 

hotel is conveniently linked to the Sandton 

Convention Centre along with the Sandton 

City Shopping Centre. The Gautrain Station 

is also a mere 900 metres away offering easy 

access to the city’s great amenities. 

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Johannesburg Sightseeing 

Johannesburg City Tour 

Travel the streets reliving the South African 

dream on this half day city tour. Jo’Burg is a 

city of great historic and modern significance, 

bridged by Nelson Mandela joining two cultures 

and erecting the pillars of Constitution. Step 

back to its humble beginnings. 

Soweto Tour 

Home to the Uprising, nurturer to Nobel Prize 

winners and bearer of the Flame of Freedom, 

this tour will take you on a journey right through 

Soweto, the most infamous township in South Africa, 

landmarked by its colourful silo towers. Explore some 

of the 

popular 

tourist 

spots 

and 

discover 

the 

culture 

of this 

area. 

Pretoria Tour 

‘Trek’ across a city where Jacarandas are 

a plenty, buildings are architecturally 

significant, and where a nation 

congregates around statues of past leaders. 

Take the 

opportunity to 

stand in front 

of the heart of 

the country 

overlooking a 

city built on 

passion and 

determination. 

Sun City and Pilanesburg 

Offering a great day out of the city, 

head to the game reserve of Pilanesberg 

National Park to seek out the Big Five, 

just under three hours’ drive from 

Jo’Burg. It is also home to a crater 

of a long extinct volcano. Continue 

on to Sun City Resort, which will see 

you visit the Valley of the Waves and 

Waterworld. 

Amandla Tour 

Follow the footpaths of South African 

freedom fighters. Experience the city of 

Johannesburg and Soweto through the eyes 

of an anti-apartheid activist and member of 

the African National Congress. Look across 

the city and be enriched by one word; 

Amandla – strength and power. 

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Kruger National Park 

With nearly two million hectares of reserve 

it’s no wonder Kruger National Park and its 

surrounding private game reserves can boast 

not only all of the Big Five but the Little Five 

(which includes shrews and tortoise). Those 

lists only scratch the surface however, as 

Kruger has some of the highest concentrations 

of wildlife in Africa. Drive to Kruger or fly into 

any of the four airports throughout the park. 

Accommodation options are vast – from the 

simplest of self-catering bush camps, to lodges 

with private jacuzzis, luxury “tree houses” 

or elegant safari tents. Encounter the wildlife 

through guided day walks, longer treks or on 

safari drives. With a remarkable sunset comes 

spectacular skies and the aroma of a bush 

braai (barbecue); a meal under a star-sprinkled 

African sky is unforgettable. 

Sabi Sabi Earth Lodge, Sabi Sand Reserve 

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Deep in the Greater Kruger bushveld, Sabi Sabi Luxury Safari Lodges 

offer world-class standards in luxury accommodation, exceptionally 

close wildlife encounters, personal service and delicious cuisine. 

The Sabi Sabi philosophy of ‘yesterday, today and tomorrow’ stems 

from over 100 years of safari experience; a history richly woven into the 

atmosphere of each of its four uniquely individual safari lodges - Selati 

Camp, Bush Lodge, Little Bush Camp and Earth Lodge. South Africa and 

its warm hospitality echo through the style of each Sabi Sabi lodge. 

Earth Lodge is a sanctuary symbolising a new era in luxury safari lodges. 

Sculpted into the landscape and almost invisible to the eye, the lodge 

uses texture, light and space to present a visual like no other. Taking its 

cue from the surrounding environment, Sabi Sabi Earth Lodge has been 

described as the most environmentally sensitive lodge in Africa. 

Stay as little or as long as you like at Sabi Sabi, however spend three 

nights at any Sabi Sabi Lodge and you will receive a great package deal to 

include return flights from Johannesburg. 

Earth Lodge Amber Presidential Suite 

Price Guide From: $5299 (Based on a 3 night stay) 

Includes return flights from Johannesburg to Sabi Sabi Private Airstrip 

Makutsi 8 

Game Reserve 

Makalali Game 

Reserve 

Phalaborwa 

Airport (PHW) 

Kruger 

National Park 

Hoedspruit 

Airport (HDS) 

Kapama 

Game Reserve 

3 

2 

5 

Timbavati 

Game Reserve 

Thornybush 

Game Reserve 

4 

Sabi Sabi Bush Lodge, Sabi Sand Reserve 

1 

Hazyview 

6 

7 

Sabi Sand 

Game Reserve 

1 

Sabi Sabi 

Game Reserve 

Kruger 

National Park 

Skukuza 

Airport (SZK) 

Located in the heart of the Sabi Sabi Game Reserve in the Greater Kruger 

area, this lodge is definitely a favourite. Large African themed suites 

provide plenty of space, whilst the main areas are full of colourful and 

inspiring décor. Under the hot African sun, enjoy safari game drives in 

open 4x4 safari vehicles with experienced and friendly rangers. The 

EleFun Centre designed for children, is also a great timeout for adults 

and encourages learning together as a family. 

White River 

Nelspruit 

Kruger Mpumalanga 

Airport (MQP) 

Kruger 

National Park 


Includes return flights from Johannesburg to Sabi Sabi Private Airstrip 

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The price guide shown is per adult for twin share including all meals and game drives, based on low season travel. Specials or surcharges may apply depending on travel date.

Kruger Private Game Lodges 

Moditlo River Lodge, Moditlo Private Game 

Reserve 

2 

Kapama River Lodge, Kapama Private Game 

Reserve 

3 

Situated at the heart of the Blue Canyon Conservancy bordering Kruger 

National Park, Moditlo means ‘place of the elephant’. Moditlo River 

Lodge offers a quiet and graceful atmosphere amongst its 16 bedrooms, 

designed to combine the rustic nature of a bush retreat along with 

style and elegance. Guests can expect to come back to chic comfort 

and convenience after a day out with passionate and knowledgeable 

naturalist guides. Enjoy tasty cuisine and a range of fantastic wines by 

the refreshing pool. 


Return transfers are included from Hoedspruit (HDS) Airport 

The majestic northern Drakensberg mountains are the backdrop for 

Kapama River Lodge, set within its own private game reserve and 

assured to give you the Big Five experience you are after. 40 spacious 

suites boast uninterrupted views from their own private courtyard, and 

decorated to reflect the ‘old Africa’ in style. With three different dining 

venues, variety is key to an unforgettable time in the bush, and where 

the African cuisine makes an impact on your African safari just as much 

as the wildlife does. 



Honeyguide Khoka Moya Camp, Manyeleti 

Game Reserve 

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Thornybush Game Lodge, Thornybush 

5 

Private Game Reserve 

Khoka Moya Camp is situated on both sides of a river bed deep in 

the African bush, offering an authentic African experience without 

sacrificing on comfort. Each of the spacious 15 tents boast his & her 

basins and an ideal day bed, proving that luxurious style has not been 

discounted. Welcoming lounges and dining rooms create a space of 

relaxation overlooking the luscious green lawns, not far from the pristine 

swimming pool, or the extensive climate controlled wine cellar and bar! 

Whether you’re in a small group or travelling as a couple, Thornybush 

Game Lodge will surely cater for all your needs. With 18 luxurious suites 

and two family suites, each air-conditioned suite has its own private 

viewing deck with sweeping vistas over the savannah and a busy water 

hole, along with bathrooms that boast large glass windows offering 

unique game viewing in and beyond the Thornybush river bed. 





Savanna Private Game Lodge, Sabi Sand 

Game Reserve 

This exclusive lodge is located within the Sabi Sand Reserve. Hosting 

seven magnificent tented suites, each suite blends the elegance of a 

by-gone colonial era with modern day facilities. Sightings of the Big 

Five are not uncommon here, and with highly trained guides you will 

have intimate encounters with wildlife. Several neighbouring dams and 

waterholes in front of the lodge also attract many species for you to 

watch over while you sip on an afternoon refreshment. 


Return transfers are included from Skukuza (SZK) Airport 

6 Singita Boulders Lodge, Sabi Sand Private 7 

Game Reserve 

Singita Boulders Lodge is set along the banks of the Sand River in 

Singita’s privately owned reserve within the Sabi Sand Reserve. The 

lodge is a reflection of the tranquility, space and light which flows 

through this incredibly vast area. Inspired by the geometry of the 

boulders on which it rests, Boulders Lodge has an inviting oasis of 

organic interiors where surrounding landscape and animals can be 

appreciated from every angle, making for a truly immersive African 

safari experience. 


Return transfers are included from Skukuza (SZK) Airport 

The price guide shown is per adult for twin share including all meals and game drives, based on low season travel. Specials or surcharges may apply depending on travel date. 

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Makutsi Safari Springs 

Makutsi Safari Springs has been owned and 

managed by the Weber Family since the late 

1970s. Over the years its surrounding area has 

developed into 12000ha of prime Wildlife 

Conservation Reserve. Makutsi Main Camp is 

set on 10 hectares of tropical gardens, offering 

two warm mineral water pools, allowing for 

adventure and relaxation to be combined. As 

there is no boundary fence around the camp, 

animals are able to roam around freely, allowing 

guests to enjoy their own private safaris whilst 

walking in camp or sitting on their private 

terrace. Makutsi Tented Camp focuses on the 

adventure of walking safaris. Get close and 

personal with nature, and let our experienced 

Nature Guides speak all the stories it has to tell. 

Makutsi Classic Package 

7 days/6 nights 

8 

Makutsi Walking Package 

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There’s no packing, unpacking, transferring and wasting time on this six 

night itinerary. By staying at Makutsi Main Camp you’ll enjoy exciting 

game drives (including the enlightening Simba Safari), excursions to 

Kruger National Park and Blyde River Canyon, and be able to mix it 

all up with the natural warm mineral swimming pools at Main Camp. 

Adventure and relaxation put together. 

Day 1: Arrive Makutsi Safari Springs 

Day 2: Makutsi Safari Springs – Two game drives 

Day 3: Kruger National Park 

Day 4: Makutsi Safari Springs – Simba Safari (3-8pm) 

Day 5: Drakensburg Mountains – Blyde River Canyon 

Day 6: Makutsi Safari Springs – One game drive 

Day 7: Depart Makutsi Safari Springs 

Combine four nights Makutsi Main Camp with two nights Makutsi Tented 

Camp on this six night walking safari package. Keep your bungalow at 

Main Camp when you move to Tented Camp for two nights. This package 

combines the adventure of walking safaris from Makutsi Tented Camp 

with the facilities, excursions and game drives at Makutsi Main Camp. 

Day 1: Arrive Makutsi Safari Springs – Main Camp 

Day 2: Makutsi Main Camp – Simba Safari (3-8pm) 

Day 3: Makutsi Main Camp Game Drive – Makutsi Tented Camp 

Walk 

Day 4: Makutsi Tented Camp – Morning & afternoon Walking 

Safaris 

Day 5: Makutsi Tented Camp Walk – Makutsi Main Camp 

Day 6: Drakensburg Mountains – Blyde River Canyon 

Day 7: Depart Makutsi Safari Springs – Main Camp 

Note: All ages welcome (under 12 pay 50%), and no single supplement 

charged. Any day arrivals or departures. Additional nights may be added 

to itinerary. Order of itinerary subject to change. 

Note: Minimum age for walking safaris is 16 years. No single supplement 

charged at Main Camp, single supplement does apply for the 2 nights at 

Tented Camp. Any day arrivals or departures. Additional nights may be 

added to itinerary. Order of itinerary subject to change. 

Departures: Hoedspruit or Phalaborwa / Daily 

Inclusions: Return transfers from HDS or PHW Airport, 6 nights Main 

Camp accommodation, breakfast and dinner daily, sightseeing and game 

drives. 

Price Guide From: $1900 (Price valid all year round) 

Departures: Hoedspruit or Phalaborwa / Daily 

Inclusions: Return transfers from HDS or PHW Airport, 4 nights Main 

Camp accommodation, 2 nights Tented Camp accommodation, breakfast 

and dinner daily, sightseeing, game drives and walking safaris. 

Price Guide From: $1800 (Price valid all year round) 

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The price guide shown is per adult for twin share, based on low season travel. Specials or surcharges may apply depending on travel date.

Sun City & Madikwe 

Not far from the hustle and bustle of Johannesburg, a 

unique paradise in the bush is waiting for your arrival. 

Sun City calls itself “Africa’s Kingdom of Pleasure” 

and with an impressive list of attractions to offer. 

Madikwe Game Reserve is a large malaria-free game 

reserve, where the Big Five is in abundance. Being 

only 3.5 hours drive from the capital and offering 

an excellent range of accommodation options, this 

region is a perfect self-drive route for those wanting 

that authentic safari with freedom, without having 

to travel too far. 

5 days/4 nights Suggested Self-Drive 

Day 1: Johannesburg – Sun City (174km) 

After picking up your Europcar rental, make your way to Sun City. The 

roads are smooth and well signposted, making for an easy three hour 

drive. On arrival, check into your Sun City Hotel for a two night stay. 

Day 2: Sun City 

Park your car up for the day and enjoy all that Sun City has to offer. Golf 

courses, water parks, casinos, entertainment and events, also plenty of 

restaurant options are ready for you to discover. 

Day 3: Sun City – Madikwe Game Reserve (77km) 

Check out of your Sun City Hotel and prepare for a 1.5 hour drive to 

Madikwe Game Reserve. Upon arrival, check in to your Madikwe Game 

Reserve Lodge for a two night stay. 

Day 4: Madikwe Game Reserve 

Madikwe Game Reserve is one of the lesser known parks in South 

Africa, which makes it a hidden gem. It is regarded as one of the best 

conservation areas in Africa and offers the Big Five, but with an added 

bonus of wild dog. Choose your preference of a self-drive safari lodge, or 

an all inclusive lodge which will include guided game drives. 

Day 5: Madikwe Game Reserve – Johannesburg (211km) 

Your return journey to Johannesburg will take approximately 3.5 hours. 

Return the Europcar to your preferred Europcar Depot in Johannesburg 

or the airport depot, where your arrangements end. 

Highlights worth seeing along the way 

The Cradle of Humankind – About an hour’s drive from Johannesburg, 

the Cradle of Humankind is an UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of 

the world’s most important paleo-anthropological sites. A main attraction 

is the Sterkfontein stalactitic caves, linking underground chambers with a 

lake at a depth of approximately 40m. Excavations here have unearthed 

the skull of a humanoid creature known as Australopithecus africanus, 

estimated to be two million years old. Guided tours of the cave are 

available, and you should also stop by Maropeng Visitor Centre to view 

other exhibits. 

Roadside markets – On your journey towards Sun City you’ll be 

pleasantly surprised with the local art and craft markets. This is a perfect 

opportunity to stretch your legs while grabbing a bag of souvenirs. 

Rhino & Lion Nature Reserve – You will come across this park entrance 

and definitely feel the need to stop. This reserve has more than 30 

different species of animals. Make use of their picnic area and braai 

facilities for an enjoyable lunch. 

Pilanesburg National Park – Accessible from Sun City, Pilanesburg 

National Park is one of South Africa’s most fascinating game reserves. 

The Park still shows many stone and iron age sites, with evidence proving 

the presence of man from long ago. 

Fly to Madikwe Game Reserve – If you are short of time, a quick 60 

minute flight from Johannesburg will have you on safari even quicker. 

Rental car: Europcar (Group B) from $49 per day 

Our favourite places to stay: 

• Sun City Hotels - Cascades, Cabanas, Sun City Hotel and Palace of 

the Lost Chambers 

• Kwa Maritane Bush Lodge, Pilanesburg National Park 

• Black Rhino Game Lodge, Pilanesburg National Park 

• Tau Game Lodge, Madikwe Game Reserve 

• Jaci’s Lodges, Madikwe Game Reserve 

• Madikwe River Lodge, Madikwe Game Reserve 

Madikwe River Lodge, Madikwe Game Reserve 

The price guide shown is per car hire based on 1-5 day hire rate. Price shown does not include earlybird or other discounted offers. Specials and surcharges may apply depending on travel date. 

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Cape Town 

South Africa’s oldest city, Cape Town also 

lays claim to being the world’s most beautiful. 

With Table Mountain looming above, its 

slopes clad in flowers and grazed by zebra, 

overlooking a wild coastline where the Atlantic 

and Indian Oceans meet, it’s hard to argue. 

Take a cable car to the mountain top for an 

awesome view. From here you’ll be able to 

see Robben Island where Nelson Mandela was 

imprisoned. Explore Cape Peninsula National 

Park – within easy reach of the metropolis are 

penguins, the rugged Cape Point cliffs and the 

world famous Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens. 

A complete contrast is the V&A Waterfront, 

where the vibe is to shop, eat and sip on South 

Africa’s world-class wines. There are over 200 

wine cellars nearby in picturesque regions such 

as Stellenbosch, and it is the starting point for 

the beautiful Garden Route to Port Elizabeth. 

African Elite Waterfront Apartments 

Offering luxury serviced apartments, African Elite Waterfront 

Apartments are located around the older scenic wharfs of Cape Town 

Harbour, offering short and long term apartment rentals. Maintaining 

the charm of a working harbour, the V&A Waterfront is a great base to 

set yourself up for a stay in Cape Town. 

All African Elite Waterfront Apartments are serviced daily, they are 

extremely modern in design and boast fashionable décor. If you want a 

‘start up’ hamper of goodies arranged for your apartment upon arrival, 

a grocery list can be pre-ordered. A stay in any of the African Elite 

Apartments will definitely not leave you disappointed, and will give you 

a perfect home away from home. 

African Elite De Waterkant Apartments 

African Elite Properties have a large selection of apartments located 

amongst the hip suburb of De Waterkant, nestled on the slopes of Signal 

Hill, overlooking Table Bay. De Waterkant boasts a unique energy and 

cultural history making it an idyllic place to stay. 

Serviced daily, each apartment is different to the next, but all offer 

modern styles and trendy décor. You will find all the facilities you 

would expect in a furnished apartment, including a fully equipped 

kitchen and laundry, providing the necessities of an at home feeling. 

Your Cape Town experience with African Elite Apartments will give you 

the best memories of the most beautiful city in the world. 

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Cape Town Accommodation 

Protea Hotel by Marriott Breakwater Lodge 

The PortsWood Hotel 

Experience a rich piece of history balancing modern-day comfort when 

you stay at this hotel right next to Cape Town’s fabulous V&A Waterfront. 

Just a short stroll away from restaurants, theatres and shops, the hotel is 

perfectly positioned in the heart of the V&A Waterfront and 25km from 

Cape Town International Airport. The hotel is also near all main routes 

to the beaches, mountain walks and city hotspots as well as the Cape 

Town International Convention Centre and Cape Town Stadium. 

As part of Cape Town’s colonial history, The PortsWood Hotel was 

originally built as part of the convict’s station as holding cells for 

prisoners en-route to Robben Island 300 years ago. Today this four star 

hotel has been beautifully restored providing a relaxed and graciously 

comfortable stay. A nautical theme can be seen throughout the hotel 

in both the guest rooms and public spaces. Be sure to dine at the 

Quarterdeck Restaurant, notable for their legendary breakfasts. 

The Cape Milner Boutique Hotel 

Victoria & Alfred Hotel 

An eclectic mix of contemporary and old-world charm, The Cape Milner 

boasts modern, boutique-style local living in a secluded, yet convenient 

location of Tamboerskloof. The hotel offers complimentary shuttles 

to the city centre, V&A Waterfront and nearby beaches. Colourful 

geometric designs, African craft and silver-tinted ceilings create an 

elegant space for even the discerning guest. From its plush comfortable 

rooms to its relaxing pool and trendy new Glass Lounge venue, The 

Cape Milner is the perfect option for a special stay in Cape Town. 

A classic landmark building on the V&A Waterfront, the Victoria & 

Alfred Hotel is our most popular hotel in an optimum location. With 

an elegant and luxurious feel, the hotel still manages to maintain a 

relaxing atmosphere. Stunning contemporary rooms overlook the 

harbour, all with the delightful amenities you would expect to find at a 

four star hotel. Live entertainment can be enjoyed at Ginja Restaurant, 

specialising in fantastic local cuisine and situated amongst a great 

harbourside setting. 

Queen Victoria Hotel 

The Cape Grace 

Set in a renovated dock building in the V&A Waterfront with the 

Table Mountain as its background, Queen Victoria offers world-class 

accommodation overlooking the V&A Waterfront hot spots. Crystal 

chandeliers, white marble finishes and a dramatic spiral staircase create 

the hotel’s opulent interiors. Facilities include a state-of-the art gym with 

personal trainer, and a designer spa with hot tub and pool. 

Staying at The Cape Grace is an experience in itself, merging the modern 

comforts of a luxury hotel with traditional Cape culture, fine dining and 

alluring spa offerings. This award-winning hotel gives the feeling that 

Table Mountain belongs to you, and you are exactly where you should 

be. Seeing sights and absorbing the Cape Town way of life is far easier to 

experience with the location of The Cape Grace, right in the very heart 

of V&A Waterfront. 

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Cape Town Sightseeing 

Table Mountain 

& City Tour 

An early morning 

departure will 

take you from 

your hotel directly 

to the cableway. 

From here take 

the cable car up 

Table Mountain 

where you will have 

stunning views of 

Cape Town and 

its surroundings. 

Afterwards take a 

tour of this pretty 

city and its tourist 

spots. 

Cape Township 

This interesting tour 

will introduce you to 

the “other side” of 

Cape Town. Learn 

about pre and post 

apartheid, how it 

has affected the local 

people, and visit 

projects that help the 

community develop 

and build a better life 

in today’s fast moving and modern South Africa. 

Cape Point Tour 

Explore the very bottom tip of Africa. You can 

see where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet, 

as well as enjoying fantastic scenery along the 

way. Your tour includes visits to Kirstenbosch 

Botanical Gardens, Cape of Good Hope Nature 

Reserve, Hout Bay and Sea Point. 

The Winelands 

Take a half or full day tour on a scenic drive 

away from Cape Town and through the 

wine tasting areas of Paarl, Stellenbosch and 

Franschhoek. Enjoy several stops to sample the 

local wine and admire the views around stunning 

vineyards. 

Robben Island 

From the 17th-20th centuries, Robben Island 

served as a place of banishment, and for 

17 years it was home to Nelson Mandela. 

Today it is a World Heritage Site, national 

museum and a reminder of the price paid for 

freedom. Take time to absorb this chilling 

part of South Africa’s history. 

Shark Cage 

Diving 

Your 

adventure 

begins with 

breakfast and 

a briefing 

before 

embarking to 

Dyer Island, 

known for 

its large seal colony. Watch the dive crew lure 

sharks in with chum before you are lowered 

into the cool waters, finding yourself face to 

face with these amazing creatures! 

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Cape Town Combinations 

Moditlo River Lodge, Kruger National Park 

Cape & Winelands 


Specifically designed for those who are looking for a foodie holiday in 

a romantic destination, this week long itinerary allows you to match 

beautiful food with amazing wine, and take your own time doing it. Cape 

Town is a cuisine mecca, and the Winelands will speak for itself, so you’ll 

create tasty long lasting memories of this amazing part of South Africa. 

Days 1-3: Cape Town 

Arrive in Cape Town and be transferred to African Elite Apartments. 

Settle in for a three night stay. Explore Cape Town on a half day city 

tour, where you will have the opportunity to catch a cable car ride to the 

top of Table Mountain. Also journey to the very bottom tip of Africa on a 

full day Cape Point Tour. 

Day 4: Cape Town – Winelands 

Pick up your Europcar rental and drive outside of Cape Town to the 

Winelands region, just over an hour’s drive away. Check in to Oude Werf 

Hotel for a two night stay. 

Days 5-6: Winelands 

The next two days are spent exploring over 200 wine cellars in this 

beautiful mountainous region. Take your time and enjoy the scenery. 

Day 7: Winelands – Cape Town 

Drive yourself to Cape Town International Airport to return your 

Europcar rental, and check in for your onward flight. 

Cape & Kruger 


A classic African combination and filled with our favourite properties, 

this eight day trip will combine the delights of shopping and activities 

in Cape Town with the rugged bush and Big Five sightings in Kruger 

National Park, showing the distinct contrasts between city and bush. 


Arrive in Cape Town and be transferred to African Elite Apartments for 

a four night stay. Take a half day city tour to explore Cape Town and 

catch a cable car ride to the top of Table Mountain for a great view. A 

full day Cape Point Tour will showcase the very bottom tip of the African 

continent, amongst other interesting stops along the way. 

Day 4: Cape Town – Kruger National Park 

Transfer to Cape Town Airport for your flight (additional cost) to Kruger 

National Park. Arriving into Hoedspruit Airport, transfer to Moditlo 

River Lodge for a three night stay. 

Days 5-7: Kruger National Park 

You have two full days to enjoy daily game drives in the Moditlo Private 

Game Reserve. Make sure to enjoy some relaxing time by the pool! 

Day 8: Kruger National Park 

After a morning game drive and breakfast, you will be transferred to 

Hoedspruit Airport for your onward flight. 

Departures: Cape Town / Daily 

Inclusions: 6 nights accommodation, breakfast daily at Oude Werf Hotel, 

Cape Town arrival transfer, sightseeing mentioned in Cape Town, 3 day 

Europcar Group B Classic Plus car hire 

Price Guide From: $899 

Departures: Cape Town / Daily 

Inclusions: 7 nights accommodation, full board at Moditlo River 

Lodge, return airport transfers in Cape Town and Kruger National 

Park, sightseeing mentioned in Cape Town, daily game drives in Kruger 

National Park, park fees 


The price guide shown is per adult for twin share, based on low season travel. Specials or surcharges may apply depending on travel date. 

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The Garden Route 

The Garden Route is a popular coastal self-drive 

journey along the southern shore of South Africa. It is 

better known as the stretch from Cape Town through 

to Port Elizabeth, and its winding roads take you 

past numerous stunning beaches. The name comes 

from the verdant and ecologically diverse vegetation 

found in the region, also its numerous lagoons and 

lakes dotted along the coast. The Garden Route 

journey includes towns such as Mossel Bay, Knysna, 

Oudtshoorn, Plettenberg Bay and Nature’s Valley, so 

take your own time to enjoy these delightful towns, 

and choose your own Garden Route path! 

5 days/4 nights Suggested Self-Drive 

Day 1: Cape Town – Mossel Bay (385km) 

An early departure from Cape Town will give you the best start for the 

first day of your journey. Hermanus can be your first stop if you drive 

90km towards Mossel Bay. Hermanus is a lovely little seaside town, well 

known for its visiting whales between July and December, and is perfect 

for a lunch spot. Spend the afternoon driving the Garden Route until you 

reach Mossel Bay for a one night stay. 

Day 2: Mossel Bay – Knysna (110km) 

Enjoy a leisurely morning. With just over 100km to cover today, take 

your time visiting George, Wilderness and any other spots you find 

interesting. Arrive in Knysna and settle in for a two night stay. 

Day 3: Knysna 

Explore Knysna and its surrounds in your own time, taking in this 

wonderful town nestled into a lagoon. Known as the oyster capital of 

South Africa, be sure to try their local delicacy. A must see is Knysna 

Heads for a magnificent viewpoint of the Indian Ocean. 

Day 4: Knysna – Port Elizabeth (260km) 

Todays drive can be broken up by many unique stops along the way. 

Plettenberg Bay is a beautiful cliffside holiday destination for locals, and 

not far from Tsitsikamma Forest where there are some great walking 

tracks to explore. Arrive in Port Elizabeth in the afternoon for an 

overnight stay. Take your pick of many delicious seafood restaurants 

Port Elizabeth has to offer. 

Day 5: Port Elizabeth 

Drive yourself to Port Elizabeth Airport at the appropriate time to return 

your Europcar rental and check in for your onward flight arrangements. 

Highlights worth seeing along the way 

The Winelands – The Winelands is a little over an hour away from 

Cape Town, and boasts over 200 wine cellars, waiting for your visit. 

Franschhoek is a quaint village known for its French Huguenot Heritage, 

dotted with award-winning restaurants and vineyards. The Winelands 

towns of Stellenbosch and Paarl are also popular stops worth taking. 

Hermanus – Hermanus is rich in breathtaking scenery and endless 

adventure options, with the infamous shark cage diving just a few bays 

over. Hermanus attracts visitors for whale watching, where up to 100 

whales visit from Antarctica to breed and rear their young, and will even 

come within 10m of the coastline to greet you. Art galleries, shopping and 

markets also make up the vibrant atmosphere. 

Oudtshoorn – Oudtshoorn is the ostrich capital of the world, also an area 

of exceptional contrasts and natural beauty. Visit an ostrich farm to learn 

about the world’s biggest bird, stand on an ostrich egg without breaking 

it; how about an ostrich burger or ostrich egg omelette? Oudtshoorn is 

also home to the spectacular Cango Caves, Africa’s largest cave system. 

Tsitsikamma – A great area of natural adventure, there is something 

for everyone in Tsitsikamma region. Dare to jump the world’s highest 

commercial bungy, Bloukrans Bridge sitting at 709ft high. Kayaking, 

mountain biking and horse trails are all on offer, but a great place to 

satisfy your lunch hunger is lunch at Fynboshoek Cheese Restaurant. 

Jeffreys Bay – Jeffreys Bay is home of the best right hand surf break in 

the world. International surfers flock to catch the legendary ‘J Bay’ waves. 

Jeffreys Bay is a year-round fun place to be with a thriving local craft 

industry, surf shops and arty cafés on every corner. 

Rental car: Europcar (Group B) from $47 per day 

Our favourite places to stay: 

• Protea Hotel Franschhoek, Winelands 

• Oude Werf Hotel, Winelands 

• Protea Hotel Knysna Quays, Knysna 

• Protea Hotel Mossel Bay, Mossel Bay 

• Protea Hotel Marine, Port Elizabeth 

Oudtshoorn, South Africa 

Knysna, South Africa 

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The price guide shown is per car hire based on 1-5 day hire rate. Price shown does not include earlybird or other discounted offers. 

Specials and surcharges may apply depending on travel date.

Southern Africa Tours 

Cape Kaleidoscope 


Join this comprehensive circuit tour of the 

Garden Route, starting and finishing in Cape 

Town. You’ll visit all the main highlights along 

the way and enjoy a thrilling safari at a private 

game reserve. 

Great Trek Adventure 


This tour with Kiboko Adventures will 

explore several of the main attractions from 

Cape Town to Victoria Falls. Experience this 

exciting route on an extremely comfortable 

and fully serviced camping safari! 

Camp Amalinda , Matopo National Park 

Kruger to Falls Adventure 


Our most popular Kiboko tour will see you 

travel through South Africa, Zimbabwe and 

Botswana where you will definitely get that 

dose of an authentic African safari in the 

wilderness. 

Day 1: Cape Town 

Depart Cape Town where the true diversity 

of landscapes are highlighted on your way to 

your quaint hotel in Oudtshoorn. Afternoon 

visit to the Cango Caves. 

Day 2: Knysna 

Visit a local ostrich farm in Oudtshoorn 

before heading along the coastal road to 

South Africa’s oyster capital, Knysna. Enjoy 

an informative and interactive cruise that 

introduces you to the wild Knysna Oyster. 

Day 3: Garden Route Game Lodge 

Enjoy a scenic drive through Mossel Bay. 

Visit Dias and Maritime Museums. With the 

Langeberg Mountains as the backdrop, enjoy 

an afternoon game drive in a private game 

reserve to get your wildlife fix. 

Day 4: Arniston 

This morning’s early game drive will give 

you the opportunity to see the animals when 

they are most active. Visit the lodge’s Cheetah 

Breeding and Conservation Centre along with 

their Reptile Centre. Leaving the bush behind, 

continue on the coastline towards Arniston, 

with limestone cliffs and pristine beaches. 

Day 5: Cape Town 

Journey to the rugged, windswept beauty that 

is the southernmost tip of South Africa, Cape 

Agulhas. Continue on to the quaint village 

of Hermanus, famed for its whale watching, 

before taking an awe-inspiring coastal drive 

back to Cape Town. 

Departures: Cape Town / Monday & 

Wednesday 

Inclusion: 4 nights accommodation, breakfast 

daily, 4 dinners, transport, sightseeing and 

game drives, some entrance fees 



After an informative tour briefing, enjoy the 

main attractions around Cape Town. 

Day 3: Namaqualand 

Day 4: Augrabies Falls National Park 

Visit this lush national park with an 

abundance of wine farms. 

Days 5-6: Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park 

Explore one of the largest reserves in Africa. 

Day 7: Fish River Canyon 

Enter Namibia, watch the changing colours of 

the canyon with the sunset. 

Days 8-9: Sesriem – Sossusvlei 

Day 10: Swakopmund 

Enjoy this unique German colonial town. 

Day 11: Spitzkoppe 

Set up camp among the boulders of Spitzkoppe. 

Days 12-13: Etosha National Park 

Experience the desert adapted wildlife. 

Day 14: Rundu 

Days 15-16: Okavango Delta 

Take part in walks, mokoros and boat rides. 

Day 17: Kwando River 

Days 18-19: Chobe River 

Enjoy unique Chobe sunset cruises. 

Days 20-21: Victoria Falls 

Enjoy activities in the adrenalin 

capital of Africa. 

Note: This trip can run in reverse 

Departures: Cape Town / Set departures 

Inclusion: 20 nights camping/hotel 

accommodation, all breakfasts and meals 

while camping, transport in custom built safari 

vehicles, some sightseeing, guide, park fees 


Day 1: Johannesburg 

Arrive in Johannesburg and meet your group 

for a tour briefing in the afternoon. 

Day 2: Blyde River 

View Blyde River Canyon, Gods Window 

viewpoint and Bourkes Luck Potholes. 

Days 3-4: Timbavati Private Reserve 

Enjoy game drives and bush walks in 

Timbavati Private Reserve. 

Days 5-6: Limpopo Province 

Traverse north on a game drive towards 

Limpopo Province and experience a taste of 

the local Venda culture. 

Days 7-8: Matopos National Park 

Cross into Zimbabwe and drive to Matopos 

National Park, famous for its memorial site of 

Cecil Rhodes. 

Days 9-10: Hwange National Park 

Travel to Hwange National Park. Enjoy game 

drives and bushwalks. 


Free time to browse the town, shop at 

the local markets or indulge in the many 

adrenalin activities on offer. 

Days 13-14: Chobe National Park 

Cross into Botswana. Chobe is famous for 

its beautiful scenery, magnificent sunsets, 

and elephant herds on the edge of Chobe 

River. The following day is spent on an early 

morning game drive in Chobe National Park 

and a Chobe sunset boat cruise. 

Day 15: Kasane 

Tour ends in Kasane. 

Note: This trip can run in reverse 

Departures: Johannesburg / Set departures 

Inclusion: 14 nights hotel/lodge 

accommodation, 14 breakfasts, 10 dinners, 

transport in custom built safari vehicles, some 

sightseeing, guide, park fees 



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Rail Journeys 

Travelling by rail was the way to go in the 19th 

century, and for those who wished to travel 

in style, the option was available with The 

Blue Train and Rovos Rail. Nowadays, the 

feeling of a bygone era is still alive on these 

routes, where you can sit back, relax with fine 

dining and service while watching the African 

landscape go by. The Blue Train is unique 

with its steam technology and was originally 

bound for destination Cairo. Rovos Rail is 

proud to tell a story behind each loco with its 

procurement and restoration, all having their 

own distinctive character and charm. If you 

are looking for a unique experience on your 

Africa safari, it is worth taking a look at these 

rail options. 

Blue Train 

Rovos Rail 

The Blue Train holds an aura of mystique with its classic steam 

technology. Kings and Presidents have travelled this magnificent five star 

moving hotel, offering locally inspired cuisine, luxurious interiors and 

the finest service imaginable. 

Remodelled and refurbished to mint condition, enjoy the finest cuisine 

and travel in five star luxury, all while watching the most remarkable 

scenery imaginable unfold, right outside your window. 

Pretoria to Cape Town 2 days/1 night 

A 27 hour journey between Pretoria and Cape Town takes you through 

some of the most diverse and spectacular scenery in Africa. On your way 

to Cape Town you will stopover for a tour in Kimberley, where you step 

back in time to the days of the diamond rush. 


Cape Town to Pretoria 2 days/1 night 

On the northbound journey, the Blue Train leaves Cape Town in the 

morning arriving in Pretoria the following afternoon, in time for high 

tea. On the way to Pretoria you will stop at the Victorian town of 

Matjiesfontein for a glass of sherry at the bar. The original 19th century 

London lamp posts and old buildings takes you back into a colonial era. 


Note: Book a Blue Train journey and receive one free night stay before 

or after your trip at a luxury hotel in either Pretoria or Cape Town. 

Cape Town to Pretoria 3 days/2 nights 

Highlights of this journey include a city tour in Kimberley and visiting 

the Mine Museum, before roaming the historic town of Matjiesfontein. 


Pretoria to Victoria Falls 4 days/3 nights 

Begin in Pretoria, travel through Botswana, crossing the Topic of 

Capricorn and into Zimbabwe. In Hwange Game Reserve your train 

journey becomes a train safari! Arrive in Victoria Falls for a perfect 

finish. 


Cape Town to Dar es Salaam 15 days/14 nights 

This epic train journey is one of the most famous in the world. Traverse 

mountains, cross rivers and pass through famous National Parks packed 

with wildlife to join two majestic parts of Africa. 

Price Guide From: $19,565 

Departures: Set departures - all trips also runs in reverse 

Inclusions: Pre or post accommodation in Cape Town or Pretoria, 

overnight 5 star accommodation onboard Blue Train including all meals 

and local beverages, laundry, sightseeing and entrance fees 

Departures: Set departures - all trips also runs in reverse 

Inclusions: 5 star accommodation onboard Rovos Rail including all meals 

and local beverages, laundry, sightseeing and entrance fees 

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SOUTH SUDAN 


With ample discoveries in Southern Africa to 

choose from, it’s no wonder we feel spoilt for 

choice. This itinerary is the creation of an allround 

classic route, and is absolutely perfect 

UGANDA 

for first timers to Southern Africa Kibale wanting 

KAMPALA 

to 

Queen Elizabeth 

see it all. Begin in South Africa’s National metropolitan 

Park 

Entebbe 

heart, Cape Town, enjoying its oceanside 

Bwindi Lake 

position DEMOCRATIC and REPUBLIC energetic culture. The infamous Victoria 

OF THE CONGO RWANDA 

Kruger National Park is the next stop, and 

being one of Africa’s largest BURUNDI game reserves 

your time is going to be crammed with wildlife 

Lake Manyara 

experiences. Save some visual energy for the 

majestic Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe, get TANZANIA close 

enough to feel the mist and gaze at colourful DODOMA 

rainbows. Finish in beautiful Botswana, 

teeming with abundant natural treasures from 

the floodplains of the Okavango Delta to the 

desolate woodlands of Chobe National Park. 

Sa 

Lake 

Nakuru 

Masai Mara 

National Rese 

Serengeti National Park 

Ngorongoro Crater 

Ta 

Nati 

ANGOLA 

North Luangwa i 

Lake Malawi 

South Luangwa 

Mfuwe 

MALAWI 


ZAMBIA 



Day 1: Cape Town, South Africa 

Transfer to your Cape Town hotel for a three night stay. 

Okavango 

Delta 

Kasane 


Chobe 

Moremi 

Maun 

ZIMBABWE 

MOZAMBIQUE 

Day 2: Cape Town, South Africa 

Explore Cape Town on a half day city tour, where you will have the 

opportunity to catch a cable car ride to the top of Table Mountain. 

Day 3: Winelands, South Africa 

Enjoy a scenic drive to the illustrious Winelands area, just an hour’s 

drive from Cape Town, teeming with stunning wineries, award-winning 

restaurants and dramatic landscapes. 

NAMIBIA 

BOTSWANA 

Johannesburg 

Kruger 

National Park 

SWAZILAND 

Days 4-7: Kruger National Park, South Africa 

Transfer to the airport for your flight to Kruger (flight additional). 

Prepare for three nights of outstanding wild game experiences while 

loving life in the bush. 

ATLANTIC OCEAN 

Day 8: Johannesburg, South Africa 

One night in Johannesburg will connect your flight to Zimbabwe (flight 

additional) and allow you to have a good nights’ rest. 

SOUTH AFRICA 

LESOTHO 

INDIA 

Days 9-10: Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe 

The grandoise Falls will speak for itself when you see it with your own 

eyes. A walking tour of Victoria Falls will show the Zambezi River gorge 

up close, along with the forceful cascading falls. 

Cape Town 

Days 11-12: Chobe National Park, Botswana 

Cross the border from Zimbabwe to Botswana. Meet the enormous herds 

of elephant that Chobe National Park is famous for. Take a cool sunset 

cruise along the Chobe River, this is game viewing with a difference. 

Days 13-15: Okavango Delta, Botswana 

Botswana is unique to anywhere else in Africa. Dense bush amongst 

the Delta channels attracts an abundance of wildlife. Treat yourself to 

the most elegant and intimate camps and make the most of viewing 

Botswana from the air on your charter flights between camps. 

Day 16: Maun, Botswana 

Take an air charter to Maun Airport where your arrangements end. 

Departures: Cape Town / Daily. This itinerary can run in reverse 

Inclusions: 15 nights accommodation, breakfast daily, full board 

while in Kruger National Park and Botswana, transport in custom built 

vehicles, charter flights within Botswana (CPT/Kruger/JNB/VFA flights 

are additional), sightseeing and game drives, professional tour guides 



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Experience 

Zimbabwe 

REPUBLIC OF CONGO 

MALAWI 

Zambezi River 

Hwange 

National Park 

BOTSWANA 

ZAMBIA 


Mana Pools 

National Park 

Kariba 

Lake Kariba 

Matusadona 

National Park 

ZIMBABWE 

ZIMBABWE 

Bulawayo Masvingo 

Matopos Great Zimbabwe 

National Park Monument 

SOUTH AFRICA 

HARARE 

Chimanimani 

National Park 

MOZAMBIQUE 

Zimbabwe is a landlocked country where its’ national parks are among 

Africa’s selection of the finest to choose from. The people are friendly, their 

music and arts are world-famous, and you just have to see a local festival in 

full swing to understand that. 

Home to one of the world’s last great sanctuaries, Hwange National Park 

is one of the largest unfenced wilderness areas where large uninterrupted 

animal herds can move as far as the Okavango Delta in Botswana. 

With Victoria Falls as a great starting point, you won’t be disappointed 

about what is on offer in this diverse and unique destination. Victoria Falls 

is spectacular to visit throughout the year with the best time from February 

to May, after the rainy season. This is when you will see the greatest flow of 

water, although it may be a little difficult to photograph the falls up close 

without getting yourself and your camera wet! On the upside due to higher 

water levels, other thrilling water based activities are at their prime to 

experience while in this stunning country. 

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Zimbabwe Tours 

Victoria Falls Visit 


Elephant Camp, Victoria Falls 

No visit to Zimbabwe, or Southern Africa 

for that matter, is complete without seeing 

Victoria Falls. This package will ensure 

you are not missing anything, adding your 

favoured adventure activities to ensure your 

stay is completely to your tastes. 

Day 1: Victoria Falls 

Transfer from Victoria Falls Airport 

to your chosen accommodation for a two 

night stay. 


Take a guided walking tour of Victoria Falls 

and marvel at the sheer water volume from up 

close. This natural phenomenon will take your 

breath away. The afternoon is free for you 

to enjoy the local town, or do an adventure 

activity of your choice. An unforgettable 

dinner experience at the local Boma is a must 

do, and a memorable heli flight over the Falls 

will remain with you forever. 


Transfer back to Victoria Falls Airport in time 

for your onward flight. 

Kingdom Hotel 

Kingdom Hotel is one of the closest hotels to 

the Falls entrance, and just a short walk away 

from town, a perfect location to explore from. 


Victoria Falls Safari Lodge 

Enjoy uninterrupted sunsets while 

overlooking a popular waterhole for 

wandering wildlife. Victoria Falls Safari Lodge 

is just moments away from the bustle, but 

close enough to also feel the wilderness. 


Elephant Camp 

Located in the outskirts of town and with 

great views of the Falls’ spray, Elephant 

Camp offers luxurious tents in a peaceful and 

intimate location. Each tent boasts a private 

plunge pool. All meals and local beverages 

are included in this package, along with other 

sightseeing provided by Elephant Camp. 


Victoria Falls & Chobe 


A perfect itinerary to ensure you experience 

the very best these regions have to offer in a 

small space of time. Every inch is taken care 

of, just relax, absorb the sights and sounds 

from many different angles - truck, boat, foot! 


Transfer by road from Victoria Falls Airport 

to Victoria Falls Safari Lodge where you will 

spend two nights. 


Take a guided walking tour of the Zimbabwe 

side of the falls and marvel at the sheer water 

volume from up close. 

Day 3: Chobe National Park 

Transfer by road and cross the border into 

Botswana. Check into Mowana Safari Lodge 

for your two night stay. Mowana Safari Lodge 

is situated on the banks of the Chobe River, 

where you’ll be faced with the surrounding 

wildlife all day long, and throughout the night! 

Make the most of various scheduled activities 

that are on offer as soon as you arrive. 


Head to the highly anticipated Chobe National 

Park. Have your camera ready and hold 

onto your hat, this will be a day packed with 

amazing sights. 

Day 5: Kasane Airport 

Enjoy a morning activity before transferring 

to Kasane Airport for your departure flight. 

Victoria Falls & Hwange 


Combine the excitement of the majestic 

Victoria Falls and its surrounding adventure 

activities with a peaceful stay in Hwange 

National Park where you will catch some 

awesome game viewing. 


Transfer from Victoria Falls Airport to Victoria 

Falls Safari Lodge. 


Take a guided tour of the Zimbabwe side of 

the falls where you will start at Livingstone’s 

statue and Devil’s Cataract, and proceed 

through the rainforest to Danger Point. 

Day 3: Hwange National Park 

Transfer by road to Hwange Main Camp and 

onto the Hide Safari Camp for your two night 

stay. Hwange is an excellent stop to add on 

to your Victoria Falls adventure, and just a 

couple of extra driving hours. Because the 

region is so vast with open spaces, Hwange 

National Park is also a superb region to get a 

good dose of prime game viewing. 

Day 4: Hwange National Park 

Enjoy morning and afternoon game activities 

to spot a great variety of African wildlife. 

During your two night stay, ensure you make 

time to absorb the passion for nature that The 

Hide Safari Camp has showcased. With views 

from every corner, you will appreciate the 

articulate efforts put into the camp design. 

Tents are luxuriously decorated to ensure 

you feel treated throughout your stay. A real 

favourite for guests is to soak in a hot bath 

under the stars after a full day of activities. 


Road transfer from The Hide Safari Camp to 

Hwange Main Camp and back to Victoria Falls 

Airport where your arrangements end. 

Departures: Victoria Falls / Daily 

Inclusions: 2 nights accommodation, return 

transfers from Victoria Falls Airport, breakfast 

daily (or meals mentioned above), guided tour 

of Victoria Falls, park entrance fees 


Inclusions: 2 nights Victoria Falls on a bed & 

breakfast basis, tour of Victoria Falls including 

entrance fees, 2 nights Chobe on a full board 

basis including scheduled activities, transport 



Inclusions: 2 nights Victoria Falls on a bed & 

breakfast basis, tour of Victoria Falls including 

entrance fees, 2 nights Hwange on a full board 

basis including scheduled activities, transport 



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Experience 

Zambia 

MALAWI 


Zambia was often overlooked by tourists due to the poverty and the virtual 

breakdown of the country, but by the 1990s the political scene lead to 

economic reforms and improvements. 

ANGOLA 

Zambezi River 

Chobe River 

ZAMBIA 

Kafue 

National Park 

Livingstone 


Lower Zambezi 

National Park 

LUSAKA 

Lake Kariba 

ZIMBABWE 

ZIMBABWE 

North Luangwa 

National Park 

South Luangwa 

National Park 

ZIMBABWE 

Mfuwe 

MOZAMBIQUE 

For wildlife fans, the excellent national parks are teeming with birds and 

animals, and boast some of the finest safari camps and lodges in the whole 

of Southern Africa which makes Zambia a hidden gem. This means there can 

be less congestion in the parks and it is often easier to find space available at 

lodges during high season. 

Zambia shares the Victoria Falls and the Zambezi River with Zimbabwe – two 

of the region’s major tourist destinations. Apart from sightseeing, there are a 

range of activities from canoeing to white-water rafting and bungy jumping. 

Zambia is also one of the best places to do walking safaris. Share the wildlife 

paths and waterholes of the animals, feel the rough terrain, get closer to the 

smells and sounds of the ground. All your senses come alive as you meander 

the bush. Walking safaris are the perfect way to work off all those luscious 

meals that are provided daily back at camp! 

BOTSWANA 

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Zambia Tours 

Puku Ridge Tented Camp 


Nestled in a remote game-rich floodplain, 

your luxury stay at Puku Ridge will be 

constantly interrupted by local wandering 

game. The camp is designed to blend into 

local surroundings and ensure the natural 

habitat is still in control. 

Day 1: Mfuwe 

Transfer from Mfuwe Airport to Puku Ridge 

Tented Camp. Get settled and have lunch 

before taking a look at what activities are on 

offer for your next few days in South Luangwa 

National Park. Why not get straight into it 

and set out on the afternoon game drive to 

become familiar with the area, enjoying a 

sundowner refreshment stop along the way. 

Day 2: South Luangwa National Park 

Early morning rise for some light breakfast 

then venture out on your morning game 

drive or walking safari. Return to camp for a 

hearty brunch. Relax at Puku Ridge until your 

afternoon game drive or other activities are 

due to commence. Return to camp for a tasty 

spread of dinner and drinks. 

Day 3: South Luangwa National Park 

Another day of exploring the park, 

discovering new animals and bird species. In 

the evening, choose to have your delectable 

dinner in the bush, or on your own private 

deck for a romantic night under the stars. 

Day 4: Mfuwe 

Join one last activity and last look around 

Puku Ridge Tented Camp this morning, before 

transferring back to Mfuwe Airport in time for 

your onward arrangements. 

Zambia & Chobe Luxury 


Camp Kuzuma, Botswana 

Combine two of the most notable and iconic 

regions when you experience this fabulous 

five day itinerary. Islands of Siankaba and 

Camp Kuzuma will celebrate your memories 

in complete style! 

Day 1: Livingstone 

On arrival at Livingstone you will be 

transferred to Islands of Siankaba. This 

beautiful lodge is set on a small island and 

overlooks the Zambezi River. 

Day 2: Zambezi River 

There is plenty to do in the Lower Zambezi 

River area including a tour of Victoria Falls, 

sunset cruises, guided trail walks and a visit 

to Siankaba village. Wake up to the sun rising 

over the Zambezi River from your bed, this is 

an unforgettable experience. 

Day 3: Zambezi River – Chobe National Park 

Today you will be transferred from Islands of 

Siankaba to cross the border into Botswana, 

and transfer to your next accommodation, 

Camp Kuzuma. Camp Kuzuma is a private and 

exclusive luxury tented camp situated in the 

pristine Kazuma Forest Reserve within the 

Chobe area. Arrive in time for an afternoon 

activity and delicious refreshments. 


Spend today discovering the magic of Chobe 

National Park. Enjoy game drives through 

different parts of the region where the 

Kazuma Plains are well known for its prolific 

bird life. Watching the game meander by 

while soaking in your high-back Victorian 

bath tub is also a great way to finish the day at 

Camp Kuzuma. 

Day 5: Kasane 

One last activity this morning before 

transferring back to Kasane Airport for your 

onward flight. 

Tena Tena Camp, Robin Pope Safaris 

Zambian Bush Experience 


Discover one of the last unspoilt wilderness 

areas of Zambia with this exclusive bush 

experience under canvas. The Luangwa 

region is rich with lagoons which makes for 

superb game viewing. 

Day 1: Lusaka 

You’ll be met at Lusaka Airport and assisted 

to your onward flight to Mfuwe. Transfer to 

Nkwali Camp for a two night stay. 

Day 2: South Luangwa 

Set out on a full day of walking safaris and 

game drives in the South Luangwa region. The 

game around this area is excellent, including 

the unique species of Thornicroft Giraffe. 

Day 3: Luangwa River 

Cross the Luangwa River onto your next 

camp, Tena Tena. This remote camp enjoys a 

stunning location on the bend of the Luangwa 

River. Watch elephant, hippo and antelope 

on the riverbank from a cleverly designed 

thatched dining area and bar. 

Days 4-5: Luangwa River 

Make your way by foot to Luangwa Bush 

Camp for a two night stay. Located in 

complete seclusion, enjoy the Luangwa 

riverine habitat in true mobile camping style. 

The camp will move to a different location 

each night where you’ll be welcomed with 

sundowner drinks and tasty bush snacks. 

Days 6-7: Nsefu Region 

The Nsefu region has long been recognised 

as a phenomenal area to explore. Spend two 

nights at Nsefu Camp, the first game camp in 

Zambia, and provides the ultimate in remote 

Zambian wilderness. 

Day 8: Mfuwe 

After a final game drive, transfer back to 

Mfuwe Airport for your onward flight. 

Departures: Mfuwe / Daily 

Inclusions: 3 nights luxury accommodation, 

all meals and local beverages, scheduled 

activities, transport, game drives and park fees 


Departures: Livingstone / Daily 

Inclusions: 4 nights luxury accommodation, 

all meals and local beverages, transport, 

scheduled activities, game drives and park fees 


Departures: Lusaka / Set departures 

Inclusions: 7 nights accommodation, all meals 

and local beverages, transport, scheduled 

activities, game drives and park fees, flight 

Lusaka/Mfuwe 



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Experience 

Botswana 

Fast Facts 

Country name: 

Population: 

Capital: 

Languages: 

Currency: 

Time zone: 

Electricity: 

Republic of Botswana 

2.3 Million 

Gaborone 

Setswana, English 

Botswana Pula 

10 hours behind New Zealand 

(except during daylight saving) 

Current is 220V, 50HZ 



Feb 

Apr 

Jun 

Jul 

Hamptons Live Jazz Festival, 

Gabarone 

Maitisong Music & Arts Festival, 

Gabarone 

Toyota Kalahari 1000 Desert Race, 

Jwaneng 

Presidents Day 

Botswana is an African success story. A long-neglected British protectorate, 

Botswana achieved its independence in 1966 and immediately thereafter discovered 

three of the world’s richest diamond mines. Botswana borders South Africa to the 

south and east, Zimbabwe to the northeast and Namibia to the north. 

Outside the major towns of Kasane, Maun and Gaborone where the majority of the 

population have settled, Botswana is largely a roadless wilderness of savannahs, 

deserts, wetlands and salt pans. To ensure the country’s natural assets are 

preserved, Botswana’s government has embraced a policy of promoting mostly 

high-cost, low-impact tourism, which shows when travelling there. Needless to say, 

with the unforgettable experience and quality you do receive, it far outweighs the 

dollar value spent. 

There is something to be said when all returned travellers from Botswana rave 

about the warmth of the local people. Being one of the most sparsely populated 

nations in the world, their bubbly personalities and heart-melting culture sure 

make up for it. Always smiling and always singing, a Botswana state of mind is a 

great moment to experience. 

Botswana’s wonderful national parks and reserves are home to an amazing variety 

of wildlife, including elephant, cheetah, wild dog, leopard, hyena, giraffe, hippo and 

zebra. The variety of areas in Botswana can create a very diverse safari experience 

all within the same country, from desert to delta. Botswana is definitely unique 

from anywhere else in Africa. 

30 Sep Botswana Day 

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Experience Botswana 


Okavango Delta – The Okavango Delta consists 

of 15,000sq km of lagoons, channels and islands in 

northwestern Botswana. It’s the largest inland delta in 

the world and is teeming with wildlife. Most obvious are 

elephant, zebra, buffalo, wildebeest, giraffe, hippo and 

kudu. In the centre of the Delta, the Moremi wildlife reserve 

is specifically for wildlife preservation. A great way to see 

the Delta is by mokoro (dugout canoe), which are generally 

poled through the waterways by guides. The Delta impresses 

travellers year-round and with its continual cycle of climate 

and habitat variation, it is always a good time to be there. 

Chobe National Park – Chobe National Park covers 

11,000sq km. Kasane, in the north, is the park’s gateway. 

Kasane is a good place to base yourself for quick visits to the 

park, it’s also where you arrive when flying to Chobe. The 

most popular activity is a cruise or drive along the riverfront, 

where you have a good chance of spotting elephants (with 

herds of up to 500), yawning hippos floating by, lion, giraffe, 

warthog, hyena, crocodile, zebra and plenty of bird species. 

The Raft – This one of a kind floating dining experience 

along the Chobe River operates on a daily basis for lunch, 

enjoying game viewing at its best while savoring the flavours 

of a traditional “braai” (barbecue). The Raft is a great way to 

spend a day in the Botswana sun. 

Makgadikgadi & Nxai Pans – The southern area of 


Botswana, Makgadikgadi Game Reserve, is a 4,000sq km 

tract of pans, grasslands and beautiful savannah. There 

are antelope, lion, hyena, cheetah, and hippo, as well as 

a stunning array of birds, but no elephant or buffalo. The 

northern part of the park, Nxai Pan, takes in another 4,000 

sq km. The southern part is a complex of mini salt pans. This 

is one of the few areas in Botswana that is more interesting 

during the rainy season – when huge herds hit Nxai’s grassy 

pans, the extent of wildlife can be staggering. 

ZAMBIA 

LUSAKA 

M 

NAMIBIA 

NAMIBIA 


Okavango 

Delta 

BOTSWANA 

Maun 

Kasane 

Chobe 

National Park 

Chobe River 

Moremi Wildlife Reserve 

Nxai Pan 

National Park 

Makgadikgadi Pans 

National Park 

Nata 

ZIMBABWE 

Central Kalahari 

Game Reserve 

Gemsbok 

National Park 

GABORONE 

SOUTH AFRICA 

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Okavango Delta 

DumaTau Camp 

Tubu Tree 

Camp 

Xakanaxa Camp 

2 

A Taste of the Delta 

Packages to get you started... 

Sanctuary Chief’s Camp 

43 

Chiefs Island 

3 

Chitabe Camp 

Includes: 

• 3 nights accommodation 

• Return light aircraft flights from Kasane Airport 

• Daily scheduled game drives and camp activities 

• Services of local professional naturalist guides 

• All meals, local beverages and limited laundry service 

Pom Pom Camp 

Xaranna Camp 

1 

Xudum Camp 

Maun 

Pom Pom Camp 

1 Camp Xakanaxa 

2 

Situated on Pom Pom Island, a private concession in the heart of 

the Okavango Delta and with only nine luxury tents brimming with 

authentic African style, here is where you will truly feel ‘away from it 

all’. Tents are uniquely positioned under the shade of surrounding trees 

and overlook the glistening views of Pom Pom lagoon. Take part in game 

drives, mokoro rides, fishing and bush walks before rewarding yourself 

with a sunset refreshment in the swimming pool, reflecting on your very 

own Delta memories. 

Camp Xakanaxa is a beautiful and homely tented camp boasting chic 

trimmings but with an African feel, providing an exceptionally pleasant 

stay on the banks of the Khwai River. Although under canvas, you’ll feel 

safe and sound for a good nights’ sleep with top quality comforts you 

would usually have at home. Step from the bar and lounge area straight 

into the Delta for your daily activities. The surrounding Moremi region 

entertains you with exhilarating game drives deep in the Botswana bush. 



Wilderness Safaris Chitabe Camp 

3 

Sanctuary Chief’s Camp 

4 

This enchanting camp is the epitome of remote luxury, nestled on an 

island in the south-east of the Okavango. Each spacious Meru-style tent is 

creatively designed with its own personality and colour themed palette. 

Chitabe’s island setting helps to showcase a mix of different habitats, 

meaning an abundant of wildlife is ready for your observation. If Wild 

Dog is on the top of your list, Wilderness Safaris Chitabe Camp is where 

you will see plenty. Take in delta views from the thatched lounge and 

cool off the heat of the Botswana day in the refreshing pool. 

Chief’s Island is the former royal hunting reserve of Chief Moremi in 

the heart of the Okavango Delta. Sanctuary Chief’s Camp promises 

unique attention to detail to bring its history to life, where wildlife and 

wilderness are as abundant as action and adrenalin. Relaxation is a 

remarkable priority at this remodelled luxury camp. Personal service, 

an extraordinary setting, exceptional viewing and enthusiastic expert 

guides are the hallmarks of Sanctuary Chief’s Camp to ensure you have 

the ultimate luxury safari experience. 



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Botswana Tours 

Chobe National Park 


Chobe National Park has the highest elephant 

concentration known in Africa with around 

50,000 Kalahari elephants. Chobe is perfect 

for observing the natural life cycle and 

integration of the extraordinary African game. 

Delta Experience 


Camp Xakanaxa, Okavango Delta 

This tour combines two of our favourite and 

most memorable camps in the Okavango 

Delta, offering personalised service, fantastic 

daily activities and superior game viewing in 

the best regions of Botswana. 

Best of Botswana 


Combine the exhilarating spray of Victoria 

Falls with herds of elephant at Chobe National 

Park and a boat ride down the Okavango 

Delta. This fantastic itinerary will ensure you 

explore the absolute best of Botswana. 

Day 1: Kasane 

Transfer from Kasane Airport to your 

chosen accommodation. Settle in before an 

afternoon scheduled activity. Return to your 

accommodation for an African dinner, and 

recap on the days explorations. 


An early morning start with tea/coffee and 

a snack before venturing out to capture the 

waking of the wild in Chobe National Park. 

Keep your eyes peeled on the ground, the 

water, the trees and sky, there is always 

something to spy on. Prepare for a tasty lunch 

then relax at the pool, or a siesta will fill your 

afternoon. A slice of Chobe magic happens 

while on a sunset cruise in the evening. 

Day 3: Kasane 

Set out for one last exploration before your 

transfer to Kasane Airport. 

Chobe Bakwena Lodge 

A boutique Eco-Lodge situated on the banks 

of the Chobe River and nestled under the 

shady canopy of Acacia Trees. 


Chobe Game Lodge 

The only permanent lodge located within 

Chobe National Park. A stunning riverside 

property with magical views and heartwarming 

service. 


Camp Kuzuma 

Luxurious safari tents situated amongst the 

open plains of Kazuma Forest Reserve and 

overlooking a busy waterhole. 


Note: Receive a complimentary third night at 

Camp Kuzuma. 

Day 1: Kasane 

Fly by light aircraft from Kasane Airport to 

Pom Pom airstrip where you’ll transfer to 

the lodge. Pom Pom Camp will be your home 

away from home for the next three nights. 

Day 2-3: Okavango Delta 

While at Pom Pom, enjoy a combination of 

land and water activities including day and 

night game drives, nature walks, fishing, boat 

trips and mokoro excursions. 

Day 4: Okavango Delta – Moremi Game 

Reserve 

Transfer by light aircraft from Pom Pom to 

Xakanaxa airstrip. Spend the next three nights 

at Camp Xakanaxa. 

Days 5-6: Moremi Game Reserve 

Situated in the heart of Moremi Game 

Reserve, you are spoilt for choice with two 

full days of activities and surrounding wildlife. 

Camp Xakanaxa has plenty of relaxing areas 

where it is equally important to sit back and 

enjoy time out in the bush. 

Day 7: Kasane 

After breakfast and possibly a game drive, 

transfer by light aircraft from Moremi airstrip 

back to Kasane Airport in time for your 

onward flight. 


Transfer to Kingdom Hotel in Victoria Falls for 

a two night stay. This hotel is a great location 

just a few minutes walk from town and not 

far from the Falls entry. Enjoy a walking tour 

of the Victoria Falls to see this marvellous 

wonder of nature. 


Road transfer to Kasane where you will clear 

customs at both the Zimbabwe and Botswana 

border posts along the way. Mowana Safari 

Resort & Spa is beautifully set on the banks 

of the Chobe River, a perfect spot to base 

yourself for two nights to explore this region. 


Spend the day enjoying the scheduled game 

viewing activities including river cruising on 

the Chobe River and game drives. Also enjoy 

the onsite award-winning spa treatments 

while taking in the river view. 

Day 5: Chobe National Park – Okavango 

Delta 

Road transfer from Mowana Safari Resort 

& Spa to Kasane Airport. Transfer by light 

aircraft to Pom Pom airstrip, landing at Camp 

Xakanaxa for a three night stay. 


The next two days are spent exploring 

the Okavango Delta. Spot the multitude of 

local wildlife, chat with hippos from your 

Camp Xakanaxa balcony and track any fresh 

footprints of lion roaming in the area. Make 

time to relax by the pool with a cool drink, 

and enjoy local entertainment at night time 

under the stars. 

Day 8: Maun 

Transfer by light aircraft from Pom Pom 

airstrip to Maun Airport where your trip ends. 

Departures: Kasane / Daily 

Inclusions: 2 nights accommodation, return 

transfers from Kasane Airport, all meals and 

local beverages, daily scheduled activities and 

game drives, national park fees 

Departures: Kasane / Daily 

Inclusions: 6 nights accommodation, all meals 

and local beverages, transport, daily scheduled 

activities and game drives, national park fees, 

flights Kasane/Pom Pom/Xakanaxa/Kasane 



Inclusions: 7 nights accommodation, walking 

tour of Victoria Falls, all meals and local 

beverages in Botswana, transport, daily 

activities and game drives, national park fees, 

flights Kasane/Pom Pom/Maun 



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Botswana Safaris 

Chobe Game Lodge, Botswana 

Botswana Wildlife 


This package is an exceptional opportunity to get close and personal 

with nature’s most imposing wildlife. An added bonus is that part of 

your cost is donated to conservation projects aimed to repopulate 

Rhino in Botswana. Experience the different eco-systems and wildlife of 

Botswana while having a direct impact on the increase of Rhino. 

Day 1: Maun 

Depart Maun Airport on your scheduled air transfer. Arrive at Leroo La 

Tau for a two night stay. 

Day 2: Leroo La Tau 

Leroo La Tau is situated on the western bank of the Boteti River, 

about 140km southeast of Maun. Boteti River meets the boundary of 

the Makgadikgadi Pans National Park, which stretches away towards 

scrubland and mineral-rich grasslands. The lodge features twelve 

luxurious thatched and glass-fronted suites. Common areas are 

welcoming with its classic African finish, inviting you to meet the sounds 

of the bush day and night. 

Day 3: Leroo La Tau – Camp Xakanaxa 

Take a scheduled air transfer from Leroo La Tau to Camp Xakanaxa. 

Arrive at Camp Xakanaxa for a two night stay. 

Day 4: Camp Xakanaxa 

Camp Xakanaxa (pronounced Ka-ka-na-ka), located on the banks of the 

Khwai River, in the heart of the Moremi Game Reserve, is one of the very 

few safari camps that offers guests an authentic, year-round Okavango 

Delta land and water safari experience. This camp is a favourite of ours 

with its relaxed atmosphere and caring service. Enjoy the Khwai River 

right at your doorstep with plenty of activities on offer. 

Day 5: Camp Xakanaxa – Chobe Game Lodge 

Take a scheduled air transfer from Camp Xakanaxa to Kasane, drive to 

Chobe Game Lodge and check in for a two night stay. 

Day 6: Chobe Game Lodge 

The only permanent game lodge located inside the famous Chobe 

National Park, Chobe Game Lodge is Botswana’s perfect base from 

which to explore the National Park and the Chobe River as it is home 

to the largest concentration of elephant in Africa. This is a sought after 

lodge because of its feeling of privacy and complete connection with the 

environment. Chobe Game Lodge is very well known for its unbeatable 

spa treatments, so ensure you make time to spoil yourself. 

andBeyond Fly me over Botswana 


Create an unforgettable seven night adventure in Botswana and enjoy 

complimentary flights between your choice of luxurious andBeyond 

lodge and luxury tent options. Meander in a maze of Okavango Delta 

channels, discover Chobe National Park and gaze at the mysterious 

Savute channel. This itinerary is just an example of what is possible, 

although you can create your own unique andBeyond experience. 

Day 1: Kasane 

Transfer from Kasane Airport and road transfer to andBeyond Chobe 

Under Canvas. Enjoy two nights of superb action in Africa’s very first 

national park, Chobe National Park, known for the highest concentration 

of elephants. 


andBeyond Chobe Under Canvas consists of comfortable, spacious 

mobile tents with ensuite bathrooms. Activities during your stay here 

include twice-daily game drives and a boat cruise along the Chobe River. 


You will be transferred to Kasane Airport for a charter flight to your next 

Lodge, and located deep into the Okavango Delta, andBeyond Nxabega 

Okavango Tented Camp. Get comfortable for a magical three night stay. 

Be prepared for a truly raw and wild experience, where the remoteness 

of this area will send you to a true state of relaxation. 

Day 5: Okavango Delta 

Fly by light aircraft from Nxabega to your third Camp, andBeyond 

Xudum Okavango Delta Lodge. Although still in the Okavango Delta, 

Xudum is situated in a different part, offering a whole new experience 

into the many different habitats and conditions of the Delta. 


While staying two nights at andBeyond Xudum Okavango Delta Lodge, 

enjoy twice-daily game drives, boat safaris, mokoro rides in the Delta 

and guided walks. 

Day 8: Maun 

After breakfast fly to Maun Airport, where your adventure finishes. 

Note: Lodges may differ due to availability and routing. 

Day 7: Kasane 

Transfer from Chobe Game Lodge to Kasane Airport where your 

arrangements end. 

Note: Lodges may differ due to availability and routing. Trip also runs in 

reverse. 

Departures: Maun or Kasane / Daily 

Inclusions: 2 nights Leroo La Tau, 2 nights Camp Xakanaxa, 2 nights 

Chobe Game Lodge, all meals and local beverages, daily scheduled 

activities and game drives, national park fees, air transfers between 

camps and road transfers, laundry 


Departures: Maun or Kasane / Daily 

Inclusions: 7 nights andBeyond lodge and luxury tent accommodation, 

all meals and local beverages, daily scheduled activities and game drives, 

national park fees, complimentary charter flights Kasane/Nxabega/ 

Xudum/Maun, laundry 


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Small Group Safaris 

Botswana Untamed 


New to the Kiboko Adventures collection is the wild and wonderful 

Botswana Untamed, immersing you deep into various regions of 

Botswana. Not only will you see different parts of the Delta, but the 

classic Savute and Chobe regions too. 

Delta Dunes & Falls 


Delta, Dunes & Falls is Peregrine’s most popular trip in Southern Africa; 

combining four spectacular countries – Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia 

and South Africa. In 24 days you’ll see a whole heap of wildlife and have 

plenty of time to soak up the colour and atmosphere that is Africa, giving 

you a once-in-a-lifetime experience. 

Day 1: Maun 

Transfer to camp. Set up for an evening around the fire, under the stars. 

Days 2-4: Khwai area of Moremi 

Travel to the Khwai area of Moremi. This pure wilderness area of 

great beauty, with rich green vegetation and palm trees is teeming 

with birdlife and a vast population of wild animals. Enjoy game drives 

exploring the reserve in open 4x4 safari vehicles. Your private campsite 

is located inside the park, set up for three nights in the bush. 

Days 5-6: Savute 

Depart Moremi and and set up camp in the famous area of Savute, 

covering the western stretch of Chobe National Park. The Savute Marsh 

is the remnants of a large inland lake, where water supply was cut off 

long ago by tectonic movements. Take daily game drives, and at night 

hear the sounds of nocturnal animals while enjoying a campfire dinner. 


Continue further in to Chobe National Park to set up camp, exploring 

more of remote Botswana. 

Day 8: Kasane 

One last game drive before departing to Chobe River, enjoy a relaxing 

sunset river cruise and spot wildlife along the way. 

Day 9: Kasane 

Transfer to Kasane Airport where your tour ends. 


Visit the ‘Smoke that Thunders’, Victoria Falls. 

Days 3-4: Chobe National Park 

Days 5: Makgadikgadi Pans 

Days 6-8: Maun – Okavango Delta 

Your well-appointed Delta houseboat is perfect for wildlife viewing. 

Days 9-10: Ghanzi/Central Kalahari – Windhoek 


Daily game drives allow you to explore the Etosha Salt Pan. 

Days 13-14: Damaraland 

Days 15-16: Swakopmund 

Days 17-18: Sossusvlei 

Rise early to see dawn’s colours on the dunes of the Namib Desert. 

Days 19-20: Fish River Canyon 

Days 21-22: Orange River – Trawal 


After stopping at Lamberts Bay for lunch, the tour ends 

on arrival in Cape Town. 

Departures: Maun / Set departure. Trip also runs in reverse 

Inclusions: 6 nights camping and 2 nights lodge, all meals except dinner 

on day 1 and lunch on day 8, transport in custom built safari vehicles, 

safari leader, sightseeing and park entrance fees 


Departures: Victoria Falls / Set departures. Trip also runs in reverse 

Inclusions: Arrival transfer, 23 nights various authentic accommodation 

including lodges and houseboat, most meals, custom built safari 

transport, experienced Peregrine Tour Guide, park fees 



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Southern Africa

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Experience 

Namibia 

Namib Rand Nature Reserve, Namibia ©Ultimate Safaris 

Skeleton 

Coast Park 

Swakopmund 

Walvis Bay 

ATLANTIC 

OCEAN 

Etosha 

National Park 

Luderitz 

Namib 

Naukluft Park 

Sossusvlei 

Fish River Canyon 

Tsumeb 

Outjo 

Otjiwarongo 

Twtfelfontein 

NAMIBIA 

WINDHOEK 

Ai-Ais 

Keetmanshoop 

Caprivi Strip 

BOTSWANA 

SOUTH AFRICA 

Namibia is a country of compelling beauty, abundant sunshine, and 

a feeling of unconfined space which is a contrasting experience to any 

other country in Africa. Once at the stage when you’ve seen the Big Five, 

experienced the classic African safari and are ready to see a completely 

different Africa, Namibia should be top of your list. 

Namibia will show you the desert-dwelling elephant, found nowhere else in 

the world. Born and adjusted to the arid desert climate, one could pass the 

desert elephant as its own sub species. Their lives are a continual search for 

food and water. When in the desolates of the Namib Desert, this makes for 

a tough battle. 

Namibia is a country that can be visited at any time. But for optimal game 

viewing in the Etosha pans, the dry winter months are best. Autumn and 

spring is when the stunning orange-red sand dunes contrast against blue 

skies, making Sossusvlei a dream destination for photographers. 

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Namibia Safaris 

Classic Kaleidoscope 


This week-long private tour is the perfect way 

to introduce yourself to Namibia. Combine 

the dramatic Namib desert with the discovery 

of rich wildlife regions. Visit Namibia’s highest 

mountain and see the world’s oldest living 

desert plant. 

Day 1: Windhoek – Swakopmund 

Depart Windhoek in the morning and travel to 

Swakopmund. On arrival check into the hotel 

and enjoy a free afternoon in Swakopmund. 


Swakopmund is perfect for shopping, relaxing 

and taking a stroll along the beach. We would 

recommend the seal and dolphin cruise 

(additional cost) to check out the Cape fur 

seals, bottlenose dolphins and flamingos! 

Day 3: Damaraland 

Heading north, you travel via the Brandberg, 

Namibia’s highest mountain at 2579m to 

Damaraland, one of the least populated and 

geogically diverse areas in Africa. Damaraland 

gives a true meaning to the word ‘wilderness’. 


An early start will get you on an exciting 4x4 

excursion in Aba Huab River searching for 

desert adapted elephant and other game. Visit 

Twyfelfontein in the afternoon. 


These days are devoted purely to witnessing 

wildlife found in the world-renowned Etosha 

National Park which surrounds a parched salt 

desert, the Etosha Pan. The park is home to 

four of the Big Five, as well as rare wildlife 

species not seen anywhere else in the world. 

Day 7: Etosha National Park – Windhoek 

Visit the AfriCat sanctuary and enjoy an 

informative game drive with a difference. 

Arrive at Windhoek in the late afternoon 

where your tour ends. 

Canyons & Deserts 


This tour focuses on Namibia’s raw south, 

where there’s hardly enough water for tree 

decomposition to even occur. Although trees 

are dead, they preserve perfectly for centuries 

which is a sight not to be missed. 

Day 1: Windhoek – Kalahari Desert 

Travel into the largest sand mass on earth, 

the Kalahari Desert. Observe the fauna and 

flora that have survived in this extremely dry 

desert environment. 

Day 2: Fish River Canyon 

Head towards Fish River Canyon via 

Quiver Tree Forest, nestled amongst huge 

dolerite boulders and known as the Giant’s 

Playground. Continue towards your lodge, 

then explore the area by foot or safari vehicle. 

Days 3-4: Luderitz 

Travel to the coastal town of Luderitz and visit 

Kolmanskop ghost town on the way. You’ll 

also have a chance to see wild horses of the 

Namib Desert, and take a stop at Diaz Point. 

Days 5-6: Namib Desert 

The next two days are spent in the Namib 

Desert. Witness the amazing red tones of 

Sossusvlei, this is a feast for photographers! 

Follow up with a visit to Sesriem Canyon. 

Days 7-8: Swakopmund 

Drive to Kuiseb Moon Valley then Walvis 

Bay, known for its rich marine life, before 

arriving in Swakopmund. Spend the next 

day at leisure in Swakopmund enjoying this 

idyllic seaside town full of cafés, shops and 

restaurants. 

Day 9: Swakopmund – Windhoek 

Return to Windhoek where your tour ends. 

Onguma Tree Top Camp, Onguma Game Reserve 

Ultimate Namibia 


Ultimate Namibia allows you to see this 

magnificent country, where space and silence 

control your senses. Travel in a small group 

led by some of Namibia’s finest guides. Stay in 

desert lodges that are unique to Namibia. 

Day 1: Windhoek – Sossusvlei 

Depart Windhoek and drive southwest 

towards the Namib Desert, stopping for a 

scenic picnic lunch along the way. 

Day 2: Sossusvlei 

Rise early for a magical excursion in the 

Namib Naukluft National Park, capture the 

dunes while the light is soft. 

Day 3: Sossusvlei – Swakopmund 

Drive northwest through the desert 

landscapes of Namib Naukluft National Park. 

Cruise through Walvis Bay, then north to 

Swakopmund. 


Challenge yourself to a kayaking adventure at 

Walvis Bay, or sit back and relax by boat. 

Day 5: Swakopmund – Damaraland 

Pass Namibia’s highest mountain, the 

Brandberg, before entering Damaraland. 


Damaraland is home to a variety of desert 

adapted wildlife and hidden desert treasures. 

Go on an exciting 4x4 through the Aba Huab 

and Huab River valleys. 

Day 7: Southern Etosha National Park 

Set off to Etosha National Park via the 

scenic Grootberg Pass. Visit a local Himba 

settlement, they are one of the last truly 

traditional people of Namibia. 


View sensational landscapes and wildlife 

of Etosha National Park, including Onguma 

Game Reserve. 

Day 10: Etosha National Park – Windhoek 

Visit the AfriCat sanctuary on your journey 

back to Windhoek, where your tour ends. 

Departures: Windhoek / Daily 

Inclusions: 6 nights accommodation with 

breakfast daily, 5 lunches and 4 dinners, 

transport in custom built luxury airconditioned 

vehicles, sightseeing, game drives 


Departures: Windhoek / Saturday 

Inclusions: 8 nights accommodation with 

breakfast daily, transport in custom built 

vehicles, sightseeing, game drives and park fees 


Departures: Windhoek / Set departures 

Inclusions: 9 nights accommodation, all 

meals, transport in custom built luxury airconditioned 

vehicles, sightseeing and game 

drives, park fees 



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Experience 

Kenya 

Fast Facts 

Country name: 

Population: 

Capital: 

Language: 

Currency: 

Time zone: 

Electricity: 

Republic of Kenya 

47.4 Million 

Nairobi 

English, Swahili, 68 indigenous 

languages 

Kenyan Shilling 

9 hours behind New Zealand (except 

during daylight saving) 




08-12 Mar Lamu Yoga Festival, Lamu 

Apr 

Jun 

Jul-Oct 

Sep 

Nov 

Malindi Cultural Festival, Malindi 

Kenya Safari Rugby Sevens, Nairobi 

The Great Wildebeest Migration 

Cycle with a Rhino, Lake Nakuru 

National Park 

Mombasa Carnival, Mombasa 

Straddling the equator on the east coast of Africa is Kenya, one of the most scenically 

diverse and striking countries on the continent, also home to the nomadic Masai 

and Samburu tribal people. Kenya has two major cities, the high-altitude, colonialbuilt 

capital of Nairobi, and the ancient Swahili trading port of Mombasa. 

But what really draws the tourists is the great outdoors. Kenya is the heart of safari 

country and a visit to its spectacular parks and reserves is a memorable experience, 

especially during the period of the Great Wildebeest Migration. In fact, the word 

‘safari’ is Swahili for what we know as journey. Swahili is an original East African 

native language, and arguably one of the most soothing on the ears. 

The Masai Mara National Reserve is the most popular game park in Kenya. This 320 

sq km reserve is teeming with wildlife and covers a vast chunk of the Serengeti. 

Between July and October, the Great Wildebeest Migration is an enthralling event 

for travellers from all over the world. The migration of over 2 million animals have 

to cross the Mara River at some point, which is crowded with hungry crocodiles. 

Timing is everything in order to view this spectacle! 

The Kenyan scenery is fabulous – from the indigo sea and white sand beaches of 

Malindi to the grey-green rolling bushveld of Tsavo and Amboseli. The rippling 

golden grasslands of the Masai Mara contrast with the great Rift Valley and desolate 

volcanic wastelands around northern Lake Turkana. For the more energetic, 

Kenya has some excellent mountains to climb, Mt Kenya being one of the most 

challenging, and rewarding. 

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Experience Kenya 


David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust – Visiting this 

orphanage is a great day out, and a lot can be learnt from 

those who have dedicated their lives to nurture and revive 

the African wildlife in any way possible. With an ongoing 

threat of elephant and rhino poaching in Africa, the 

inspiration to help this Trust reach their goal is becoming 

more important. Anyone in the world can now foster an 

elephant at the Trust for a small annual cost, helping to 

rehabilitate these precious creatures back into their natural 

habitat. Doors are open for only one hour a day, so be sure 

to book before you arrive. 

Amboseli National Park – At 392 sq km, Amboseli is 

full of elephant in huge herds. One of the highlights is seeing 

them cross the grassy plains with Tanzania’s Mt Kilimanjaro 

sitting proudly in the background. You can see a large 

variety of wildlife here. Most visitors approach Amboseli 

through Namanga, the main border post between Kenya 

and Tanzania. 

Masai village visit – There is no better way to learn about 

culture of the locals than to spend quality time with them, 

in their homestead. Get to know their culture and customs 

on a visit to the traditional Maasai village, the local primary 

school or the busy market day. Experience how the Masai 

people live in the middle of the bush with zebra grazing and 

lions roaring just outside their homes. For many, special 

memories of a Masai visit will last the rest of a lifetime. 

Kenyan Beaches – Kenyan beaches make an excellent 

ending to any Kenya safari. Pick a beach anywhere north 

of Mombasa and you can expect brilliant blue seas lapping 

against fine white sands. The coast is lined with coral reefs, 

making for excellent snorkelling, diving and watersports. 

Pemba Island is a hotspot for big game fishing, so be 

prepared to reel in a Marlin! 

SUDAN 

ETHIOPIA 

UGANDA 

KENYA 

Samburu 


SOMALIA 

RWANDA 

BURUNDI 

Lake 

Victoria 

TANZANIA 

Mt Kenya 

Lake Abedare National Park 

Nakuru Lake 

Naivasha 

NAIROBI 

Masai Mara 


Amboseli Tsavo 

National Park National Park 


Malindi 

Mombasa 

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Kenya Tours 

Mara Bushtops, Masai Mara 

Masai Mara Fly-In Safari 


The Masai Mara is one of Africa’s greatest destinations and known to 

have the best wildlife viewing in the world, so your decision to visit 

the Mara will not disappoint! Consider staying at any of the following 

amazing camps, this package will also include return flights from 

Nairobi. Enjoy a slice of Africa safari in ultimate style. 

Kenya Covered 


Experience the best that Kenya has to offer on this week long tour. 

Providing dramatic scenery and great wildlife encounters, staying in 

a mix of classic safari lodges and outstanding tented camps, Kenya 

Covered will ensure you have a fantastic Kenyan safari. If you think 

you’ll make it to Kenya just once, then pick this tour. 

Day 1: Nairobi – Masai Mara 

Take a scheduled flight transfer from Nairobi Airport to the Masai Mara. 

Settle in for a three night stay. 

Days 2-3: Masai Mara 

Take part in daily game drives and many other activities while at your 

Mara camp. We recommend visiting a Masai village or take a hot air 

balloon trip for a truly magical experience (additional cost). 

Day 4: Nairobi 

After breakfast, enjoy another game drive on the way to the nearest 

airstrip in time for your return flight to Nairobi. 

andBeyond Kichwa Tembo Tented Camp 

Kenya’s most loved luxury tented camp, a quintessential experience. 


Karen Blixen Camp 

A famous eco-friendly luxury camp that celebrates the explorer days. 


Mara Bushtops 

Mara Bushtops is the most wonderful place people have ever been to, 

and brings perfect meaning to the words Wild Luxury. 



Transfer to Karen Country Lodge for an overnight stay. 

Days 2-3: Ol Pejeta Conservancy 

After an early journey to Ol Pejeta Conservancy, arrive at Sweetwaters 

Tented Camp for a two night stay. Enjoy the comforts of luxurious tents 

while keeping alive that authentic safari feel. The next two days are 

spent exploring Ol Pejeta Conservancy and the surrounding attractions. 

This area is home to stacks of wildlife and is the only park where the 

Big Five and chimpanzees can be seen. You are unlikely to come across 

many other vehicles, which gives you the chance to enjoy the game and 

the surroundings in peace. 

Day 4: Ol Pejeta Conservancy – Masai Mara 

Fly to the legendary Masai Mara National Park. Game drive towards 

Karen Blixen Camp, your famously comfortable home for three nights. 


Relish in safari luxury and indulge in sunset cocktails overlooking the 

resident pod of hippos in the river beneath you. Explore vast plains of 

the Masai Mara in search of the Big Five and all other animals that make 

this park so special. 


Fly to Nairobi, where your adventure in Kenya comes to an end. 

Departures: Nairobi / Daily 

Inclusions: 3 nights accommodation, full board and local beverages, 

scheduled game activities, park entrance fees, return flights Nairobi-Mara- 

Nairobi 


Inclusions: 6 nights accommodation, all meals, scheduled game 

activities, park entrance fees, transportation with professional and 

experienced guide drivers, internal flights Naivasha-Mara-Nairobi 


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Kenya Tours 

Larsen’s Camp, Samburu National Park 

My Kenya 


A stay at the iconic and opulent Giraffe Manor is a perfect start to those 

wanting an extra special visit to Kenya. Combined with the unique 

Samburu National Reserve and the famous Masai Mara, My Kenya is 

the ultimate Kenyan safari. It’s the intimate and luxurious boutique 

accommodation chosen for this itinerary that makes for a truly 

exceptional getaway. 


Transfer from Nairobi Airport to the capital’s most iconic luxury 

boutique hotel, Giraffe Manor. The hotel is widely famous for its herd 

of resident Rothschild Giraffe that frequently peek their heads into the 

windows to share your snacks. This is the only place in the world where 

you share your breakfast with a giraffe from your breakfast table or 

bedroom window. Get a peaceful night’s rest before setting off on your 

safari tomorrow. 

Day 2: Nairobi – Samburu 

After breakfast, fly to Samburu National Park. Enjoy a short game drive 

en-route to Larsen’s Camp. Larsen’s Camp is made up of just 20 tented 

and intimate luxury suites, nestled discreetly among the trees. Samburu 

has stunning landscapes and several species that cannot be spotted in 

other parks of Kenya. 

Day 3: Samburu National Reserve 

Make sure to rise early in order to make it out onto the plains before the 

park comes to life. Return to camp for a lavish breakfast before taking a 

refreshing dip in the pool, a guided walk or a siesta before heading out 

on an afternoon game drive. In the evening enjoy a nightcap around a 

warm blazing fire. 

Day 4: Samburu – Masai Mara 

Fly south towards the world renowned Masai Mara Game Reserve. 

Arrive at Little Governor’s Camp in time for lunch. The intimate camp 

is teeming with game and birdlife. Venture out on your first Mara game 

drive before returning to the lodge in time for dinner. 


Spend two exhilarating days exploring the Masai Mara. Take a hot air 

balloon flight and see Kenya from above (additional cost). Rise before 

the sun for a chance to watch the great Masai Mara and its abundant 

wildlife begin their day, perhaps visit the local Masai village; this is a 

great way to explore their culture and learn the Masai way of life. 


After a morning game drive, your Kenyan safari comes to an end once 

you’ve returned to Nairobi. 

The Best of Kenya 


The Best of Kenya visits all the remarkable highlights Kenya has to offer. 

Enjoy a longer itinerary that will let you kick back in stylish yet authentic 

accommodation, surrounded by remote landscapes to ensure you 

have a real safari holiday. Major drawcards such as Samburu National 

Reserve, Lake Elementaita and the Masai Mara await to impress you. 

Day 1: Nairobi – Lake Elementaita 

On arrival at Nairobi Airport, head towards Lake Elementaita which is 

just an hours drive. Enjoy a three night stay at Sunbird Lodge. 

Day 2: Lake Nakuru National Park 

Enjoy a full day visiting the nearby Lake Nakuru National Park which is 

recognised for its large concentration of black and white rhino. Watch 

them graze along the lakes shores with their young in tow! If you are 

lucky you may even spot a leopard relaxing in a tree beside the lake. 

Day 3: Hell’s Gate National Park 

Another full day of exploring will offer amazing walking or mountain 

biking experiences alongside giraffe, eland and other varieties of game. 

Hell’s Gate National Park is renowned for its open grassy plains and 

towering cliffs, making for a day of brilliant landscapes. 

Days 4-5: Samburu National Park 

Drive to your next accommodation, Elephant Bedroom Camp, for a two 

night stay in Samburu National Park. This area is well known for its rare 

species along with an abundance of other wildlife. You may also see the 

red–robed Samburu tribesmen bringing their cattle to the river to drink. 

Day 6: Samburu National Park – Masai Mara National Reserve 

Fly to your next Best of Kenya highlight, the Masai Mara National 

Reserve, and get comfortable for a three night stay at Sentinel Camp. 

A game drive en-route to your accommodation will show just how 

impressive this region is, and what to expect while in the Mara. 

Days 7-8: Masai Mara National Reserve 

Spend two full days exploring this majestic park with its large diversity 

of beautiful scenery that provide the perfect habitat for game, including 

the Big Five. Take the opportunity to learn about Masai culture on a local 

village visit, or simply relax and soak up one of Africa’s greatest wildlife 

reserves. You may want to experience a game viewing adventure from 

an entirely different perspective - take a hot air balloon safari across the 

Masai Mara (additional cost) which lasts for approximately an hour. 


Return to Nairobi in time for your onward arrangements, where your 

Kenya experience will end. 


Inclusions: 6 nights accommodation, all meals, scheduled game 

activities, park entrance fees, transportation with professional and 

experienced guide drivers, internal flights Nairobi-Samburu-Mara-Nairobi 



Inclusions: 8 nights accommodation, all meals, internal flight Samburu- 

Mara, scheduled game activities, park entrance fees, transportation with 

professional and experienced guide drivers 



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Experience 

Tanzania 

Fast Facts 

Country name: 

Population: 

Capital: 

Language: 

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55.4 Million 

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Think vast Savannah Plains, age old Acacia trees, masses of game roaming the 

migration route and lone Masai Warriors keeping watch of their herds - That is 

Tanzania. 

One of the most beautiful countries in Africa to visit and providing home to 

more than 100 different ethnic groups, Tanzania also offers 6,000 square miles 

of savannah teeming with wildebeest, gazelles, zebra and their elusive predators. 

Their annual search for new pasture and waters, the Great Wildebeest Migration is 

the largest remaining unaltered animal migration in the world. 

More remote than its neighbour Kenya where there is less tourist accommodation 

beds throughout the main game reserves, your opportunity to get off the beaten 

track and immerse yourself in daily safari searches is easy. Every day adds a new 

layer of education to your African journey. 


9-12 Feb Sauti za Busara Music Festival, 

Zanzibar 

28 Feb Kilimanjaro Marathon, Moshi 

May 

Mzalendo Halisi Music Festival, Dar 

Es Salaam 

07 Jul Saba Saba Day, Tanganyika 

Game viewing in Tanzania is excellent, with many parks such as the Serengeti 

National Park, Ngorongoro Conservation Park and Mt Kilimanjaro National Park all 

combined to sustain one of the largest animal populations in the world. 

If you are an avid adventurer, then climbing Mount Kilimanjaro will be on your 

bucket list, proudly standing as Africa’s highest mountain. With several different 

routes to reach the summit, this hike is not for the faint hearted. Mt Kilimanjaro will 

not only challenge you physically, but also mentally. Often snow capped at certain 

times of the year, views from the top are unparalleled. 

Dec 

Serengeti Wildebeest Migration 

commencement, Serengeti 

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Experience Tanzania 


Serengeti National Park – Serengeti National Park, 

which sprawls across 14,763 sq km, is Tanzania’s most 

famous game park. Get a glimpse of what East Africa 

must have looked like in the days before the ‘Great White 

Hunters’ arrived. On the seemingly endless Serengeti Plains 

there are literally millions of scrambling hoofed animals. 

They’re constantly on the move in search of grassland and 

are preyed upon by a mob of predators. 

Ngorongoro Crater – The views from the rim of 

Ngorongoro Crater are spectacular, but you need to descend 

to its 20km wide floor to see all the wildlife you desire, as 

well as thousands of flamingo wading in the shallows of Lake 

Magadi. Local Masai tribes also have grazing rights here. 

Mt Kilimanjaro National Park – Mt Kilimanjaro is one 

of Africa’s magnificent sights, and at 5,895m, it is the highest 

peak on the African continent. The mountain rises through 

lush rainforests, alpine meadows and finally across a barren 

lunar landscape to the snow-capped twin summits. If you 

plan to climb to the summit, it is advised that you take an 

organised trek along one of the many trail options. 

The lone Masai – A trip to Tanzania is only complete 

when a day in the life of a roving independent Masai is 

understood. Worlds apart from today’s western influences, 

their traditions and rituals entice visitors to ponder how 

simple life can potentially be. Living harmoniously with 

wildlife is also an important part of the Masai beliefs. Witness 

a Masai walk his herd for miles, when seemingly there is no 

end in sight, and only then will you realise just how different 

a lone Masai lives life. 

Zanzibar – Zanzibar, the spice island, entices travellers 

with the exotics of Stone Town, stunning beaches and 

pristine coral reefs. The whitewashed quaint shops, bazaars, 

mosques and courtyards of Stone Town are the legacy of the 

Persian traders from the 12th and 15th century. Zanzibar is a 

DEMOCRATIC 

perfect finish to your bucket list safari or hike to wind down. 

REPUBLIC OF 

THE CONGO 

RWANDA 

BURUNDI 

UGANDA 

Lake 

Victoria 

Serengeti 

National Park 

Mt Meru 

Ngorongoro 

Crater Arusha 


Lake Manyara 

Tarangire 

National Park 

TANZANIA 

KENYA 

Katavi 

National Park 

DODOMA 

Ruaha 

National Park 

Dar Es Salaam 

Selous 

Game Reserve 

Zanzibar 

ZAMBIA 

MALAWI 

MOZAMBIQUE 

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Tanzania Tours 

Serengeti Migration Camp 

Tanzania Trails 


Experience Tanzania’s most famous game 

areas, Serengeti, Ngorongoro and Tarangire. 

Admire the variety of landscapes and terrain 

as well as a huge diversity of animals. 

Day 1-2: Arusha – Tarangire National Park 

Depart Arusha and head to Tarangire National 

Park. Enjoy an afternoon game drive. 

Day 3: Serengeti National Park 

Leave Tarangire National Park for your next 

destination, Serengeti National Park. Enjoy 

some game viewing along the way. 


Prepare for morning and afternoon game 

drives. You can also take a hot air balloon 

safari for an unforgettable view from the sky 

above (additional cost). 

Days 5-6: Ngorongoro Crater 

Enjoy two full days of action packed game 

driving in the Ngorongoro Crater. 

Day 7: Arusha 

Head back through the Rift Valley to Arusha 

where your tour ends. 

Remote West Fly-In 


Get off the beaten track to one of the most 

remote destinations in Western Tanzania, 

Katavi National Park, and enjoy that feeling 

of having Africa all to yourself. This is a great 

option for those wanting to see a new and 

untouched part of Africa. 

Day 1: Arusha – Katavi National Park 

Your Western Tanzania safari begins at Arusha 

Airport where you will be welcomed. Check in 

for your short charter flight to Katavi National 

Park. On arrival, transfer to Katuma Bush 

Lodge for an incredible four night stay in the 

Tanzanian wilderness. 

Days 2-4: Katavi National Park 

Katavi National Park is Tanzania’s third 

largest national park, located in isolation 

and is seldom visited. It provides the few 

visitors who make it there with a thrilling 

taste of Africa, as it was a century ago. You 

will encounter some of Tanzania’s largest 

concentrations of hippo, crocodile and 

buffalo. Spend three full days experiencing 

each corner of the park with game drives, 

bush meals, sundowners around a campfire 

and a refreshing dip in the swimming pool. 

Day 5: Katavi National Park – Arusha 

Make the most of your last morning at Katuma 

Bush Lodge before boarding your return 

charter flight to Arusha. 

Tanzania Dream 


Journey through Tanzania on this exceptional 

handcrafted itinerary. My Tanzania will show 

off the utmost specialties Tanzania has to 

offer, using unique accommodation along the 

way and giving the most wonderful Tanzania 

experience you can imagine. 

Day 1: Arusha 

Transfer from Kilimanjaro Airport to Arusha 

Coffee Lodge for an overnight stay. 

Days 2-3: Tarangire National Park 

Depart for Tarangire National Park using 

seldom trodden tracks. Spend two nights at 

Tarangire Tree Tops. 


After a morning game drive, arrive at The 

Manor for a two night stay. The Manor setting 

is stunning, boasting a theme of bygone meets 

modern. Ngorongoro Crater is nearby and 

ready for two full days of exploring. 

Days 6-8: Serengeti National Park 

Unravel all corners of Serengeti National Park 

in these unforgettable few days of discovery, 

and spend three nights at the infamous 

Serengeti Migration Camp. 

Day 9: Arusha 

After one last morning game drive, board 

your flight to Arusha where your tour ends. 

Departures: Arusha / Every Saturday 


meals, scheduled game activities, park 

entrance fees, transport with professional and 

experienced guide drivers 


Departures: Arusha / Thursday 

Inclusions: 4 nights accommodation, charter 

flights Arusha-Katavi-Arusha, all meals, 

scheduled game activities, park entrance fees, 

transport with professional and experienced 

guide drivers 


Departures: Arusha / Daily 

Inclusions: 8 nights luxury accommodation 

in various styles, all meals, transport, flight 

Serengeti/Arusha, daily activities and game 

drives, park entrance fees, professional 

naturalist guides 


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The famous ice-capped equatorial mountain, 

Kilimanjaro, is the highest free-standing 

mountain in the world sitting at 5895m. With 

several different routes to reach the top which 

suit most fitness levels, the biggest challenge 

is acclimatisation, and your mental ability to 

succeed. Many see climbing Kilimanjaro as 

a ‘bucket list’ challenge. Loftily looking over 

the African plains, Kilimanjaro will forever 

challenge those who dare to climb her. 

Marangu Route 


Also known as the “Coca Cola” Route, this is the busiest route on the 

mountain, and uses the same route for ascending and descending. Stay 

in comfortable communal huts. Horombo Hut is a great acclimatisation 

spot, therefore giving you a better chance of summitting. 

Departures: Moshi / Daily 

Inclusions: 4 nights in mountain huts, 2 nights base hotel in Moshi, all 

meals, porters and professional guide, hut fees, park & rescue fees 


Umbwe Route 


One of the least utilised routes up the mountain. This is probably the 

most beautiful route to ascend on, and is significantly shorter than the 

other routes. It also makes the distances covered between overnights at 

altitude shorter and avoids a lot of the crowding experienced at some 

sites while in season. 


Inclusions: 5 nights camping, 2 nights base hotel in Moshi, camping 

equipment, all meals, porters and professional guide, park & rescue fees 


Rongai Route 

Shira Route 

Machame Route 


The Machame Route offers some of the best scenery – ascending the 

western side of Kilimanjaro and descending down the south face. This is 

a camping route with porters to assist with camping equipment, meals 

prepared by cooks, and accompanied by professional mountain guides. 

Lemosho Route 

Uhuru Peak 


Inclusions: 5 nights camping, 2 nights base hotel in Moshi, camping 

equipment, all meals, porters and professional guide, park & rescue fees 


Machame Route 

Umbwe Route 

Mweka Route 

Marangu Route 


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Tanzania has another brilliant part to it. After 

your safari, it is always great to spend some 

time relaxing by the sea, and the Tanzania 

coast does not disappoint. With stretches of 

long white beaches and incredible coral reefs 

on the exotic ‘spice islands’ of Zanzibar and 

Pemba, you’ll get the chance to relax in your 

own Indian Ocean paradise and while away 

the days sampling exotic seafood dishes and 

watching beautiful sunsets. 



Zanzibar Getaway has been specifically designed to ensure you get that 

picture perfect beach holiday after taking in those safari and hiking 

adventures of Tanzania. Make sure a little bit of your curious traveller is 

left to absorb the unique history that Stone Town has to offer. Because 

when you reach those crystal sands of Zanzibar, you won’t want to think 

of anything else. 

Day 1: Zanzibar Airport – Stone Town 

On arrival into Zanzibar Airport you will be met and transferred to Stone 

Town just a short drive away, an ancient yet idyllic seaside village in 

Zanzibar and known to be Africa’s most enchanting town. Your three 

night stay at Zanzibar Serena Hotel is perfect in the heart of Stone Town. 

Day 2: Stone Town 

Enjoy a free day in Stone Town exploring the Portugese forts, Arab 

architecture and ancient dhow harbours. It is easy to spend many idle 

hours just wandering the fascinating narrow streets and alleyways. Be 

sure to wander Forodhani Markets in the evening for your share of the 

most amazing street food. 

Day 3: Stone Town – South East Zanzibar Island 

After breakfast, check out and transfer to Breezes Beach Club, located 

on the South East Coast of Zanzibar Island and known to be an area of 

untouched and pristine coastline. Your next three nights will be spent 

enjoying this beautiful setting. 

Blue Bay Beach Resort & Spa, Zanzibar 

Days 4-5: South East Zanzibar Island 

For the next two days, soak up the sun and take part in many activities 

that Breezes Beach Club has on offer such as beach games, cycling and 

snorkeling, kayaking and paddle boarding. No Zanzibar getaway is 

complete without pampering yourself at the Frangipani Spa, helping you 

find that complete relaxation of body and mind. 

Day 6: Zanzibar Island – Zanzibar Airport 

At the appropriate time you will be transferred to Zanzibar Airport for 

your onward arrangements. 

Departures: Zanzibar / Daily 

Inclusions: 5 nights accommodation, breakfast daily, dinner daily at 

Breezes Beach Club, scheduled activities at Breezes Beach Club, return 

private airport transfers and transport between accommodation 


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East Africa Tours 

andBeyond Bateleur Camp, Masai Mara 

andBeyond Fly me around East 

Africa 8 days/7 nights 

Construct a cherished seven night adventure 

in East Africa and enjoy complimentary flights 

between your choice of luxurious andBeyond 

lodge and luxury tent accommodation. The 

below itinerary is just an example of what is 

possible. 


Transfer from Nairobi Airport to your hotel. 


Fly by light aircraft to the Masai Mara, be 

greeted by representatives of andBeyond 

Bateleur Camp and transferred for your 

check in. The next two days are spent in this 

luxurious camp and taking game drives in the 

famous Masai Mara, Kenya’s most renowned 

game park. 


Transfer from Masai Mara to Ngorongoro 

Crater by light aircraft. A representative of 

andBeyond Ngorongoro Crater Lodge will 

escort you to the lodge, an approximate two 

hour drive. Two nights are spent at one of 

the most architecturally spectacular lodges in 

Africa, dubbed “Masai meets Versailles”. 

Days 6-7: Serengeti National Park 

Transfer to the airstrip for your onward 

aircraft flight to andBeyond Klein’s Camp, 

situated in Serengeti National Park. Two 

incredible nights are spent here, so you 

have plenty of time to travel off the beaten 

track in search of game. The Mara River 

meanders through this region and offers 

great photographic opportunities for wildlife 

enthusiasts. 


After breakfast, fly back to Nairobi where your 

tour arrangements end. 

The Great East African 

Migration 12 days/11 nights 

East Africa is known for its countless wildlife. 

You will see the best of it on this once in a 

lifetime journey through Kenya and Tanzania, 

all while staying in world famous national 

parks. Prepare for an awe-inspiring journey. 



Days 2-3: Amboseli National Park 

Drive to Amboseli National Park, best known 

for its views of Mount Kilimanjaro. Enjoy 

morning and afternoon game drives. 

Days 4-6: Ngorongoro Conservation Area 

Cross the border to Tanzania and into the 

Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Embark on 

a game drive in Lake Manyara National Park 

along with two full days exploring Ngorongoro 

Conservation Area and the famous crater. Be 

sure to learn and understand why this crater 

is so unique. 


Continue to Serengeti National Park where 

you will experience an authentic camping 

experience in the Tanzanian wilderness. 


Today you move from your permanent tented 

camp to an exclusive mobile camping facility 

in the Serengeti. This exclusive camp follows 

the migration all year round, giving you the 

best possible chance of sightings. 

*Mobile Safari does not operate in April & May 


Cross back into Kenya and head towards the 

Masai Mara. The next two days are spent 

roaming the Mara on game drives and other 

exciting activities. 


After breakfast, fly back to Nairobi where your 

tour arrangements end. 

Highlights of Kenya & Tanzania 


From the famous Serengeti to the remarkable 

Ngorongoro Crater, encounter some of 

Africa’s greatest wildlife on safari through 

the Kenyan and Tanzanian wilderness with 

Peregrine. 



Days 2-3: Aberdare National Park 

Stay one night in ‘The Ark’ where the 

accommodation overlooks a waterhole 

frequented by wildlife. Daily game drives. 

Day 4: Lake Nakuru National Park 

Witness the abundant birdlife of Lake Nakuru 

National Park on a full day game drive. 

Days 5-6: Masai Mara National Reserve 

From our exclusive tented camp in the Masai 

Mara, venture out on game drives and take 

the opportunity to visit a nearby Masai village. 

Days 7-8: Nairobi – Lake Manyara 

Game drive upon leaving the Masai Mara. 

Stay a night in Nairobi before transferring 

to Arusha, Tanzania and arrive at our lodge 

overlooking Lake Manyara. 

Days 9-10: Lake Manyara – Serengeti 

National Park 

A morning game drive in Lake Manyara 

National Park – look out for black-maned, 

tree-climbing lions. Continue to the Serengeti. 

Days 11-12: Serengeti National Park – 

Ngorongoro Conservation Area 

Enjoy another game drive in the Serengeti 

before travelling to our cosy lodge 

overlooking Ngorongoro Crater. 

Day 13: Ngorongoro Conservation Area – 

Arusha 

A final game drive before heading to Arusha 

where the trip ends after lunch. 


Inclusions: 7 nights andBeyond 

accommodation, all meals and local beverages, 

scheduled daily activities and game drives 

with professional guides, light aircraft flights 

between camps and Nairobi 



Inclusions: 5 nights hotel/lodge 

accommodation, 6 nights serviced camping, 

breakfast daily, 10 lunches, 10 dinners, game 

activities, park entrance fees and domestic 

flight Mara-Nairobi 


Departures: Nairobi / Set departures 

Inclusions: Arrival transfer, 12 nights various 

authentic accommodation including lodges and 

a farmhouse, most meals, private 4WD vehicle, 

experienced Peregrine Tour Guide, game 

activities and park entrance fees 



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Experience 

Uganda & Rwanda 

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Fast Facts Uganda 

Country name: 

Population: 

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Republic of Uganda 

40.5 Million 

Kampala 

Fast Facts Rwanda 

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English and Luganda 

Uganda Shilling 




Plug is a 3 point square-pin adaptor 

Republic of Rwanda 

11.9 Million 

Kigali 

English, French and Kinyarwanda 

Rwandan Franc 




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Uganda has had a rather turbulent past, but has now become a more peaceful 

country. It is home to many different ethnic groups, yet none of these form the 

majority of Uganda’s population. Around 40 languages are currently used, English 

being the official language. Kibale Forest is where chimpanzees have made their 

home, and you can hear their evocative pant-hoot call any time of the day. Head 

to Ngamba Island (45 minutes boat from Entebbe), where most of the chimps who 

were previously confiscated by poachers, now live free and happy. 

Neighbouring Uganda is Rwanda, small in size but a population density among the 

highest in Africa. Appropriately dubbed “The Land of a Thousand Hills” Rwanda 

is predominantly grassy highlands and hills, with altitudes varying from a low of 

1207m, to Mt. Karisimbi, the highest of a range of extinct volcanoes in the northwest 

reaching 4507m. Lake Kivu forms part of the border with the Democratic Republic 

of Congo and is considered one of the most beautiful lakes in Africa. 

Rainy season is aplenty between March to May, bringing to life the tropical rainforest 

of the highlands. Gorillas can be visited all year round, but great savings can be 

made in the rainy seasons when trekking permits are more affordable. 

The star attraction of course is the legendary mountain gorilla, the biggest of 

living primates. Trek through this breath-taking part of the world to discover the 

gorilla’s home. Both countries offer a different trekking experience, so it is up to 

you to commit to meeting the more elusive gorilla families in Uganda along with 

the fantastic birding and other wildlife, or go easy on your knees and meander the 

rolling hills of Rwanda. Staring into the pensive brown eyes of these gentle giants 

who share 95% of their genes with humans, is as humbling as it is thrilling. Knowing 

there are only around 850 alive today, the time to visit the land of gorillas is now!

Uganda & Rwanda Tours 

Rwanda Gorilla Safari 


With this quick stop into Rwanda, you have 

the opportunity to search for gorillas deep in 

their habitat, and see them eye to eye. Add on 

extra days to ensure you maximise your stay 

in this magical part of Africa. 

Wings over Uganda 


This fly-in safari has been designed especially 

for those short on time, or those who prefer 

not to spend too much time travelling from 

one place to the next, and just want to get 

straight into the action. 

Uganda & Rwanda Blend 


The perfect itinerary to combine the best 

of Uganda & Rwanda. Time is allocated for 

trekking on both sides along with chimpanzee 

trekking, and some incredible game viewing 

in Queen Elizabeth National Park. 

Day 1: Kigali 

Arrive into Kigali Airport and transfer to your 

hotel for an overnight stay. 

Day 2: Volcanoes National Park 

After breakfast, take a city tour of Kigali, 

including a visit to the Genocide Museum. 

The museum was opened in 2004, the 10th 

anniversary of the start of Rwanda’s genocide, 

and is now expanding into an internationally 

significant site with a dedicated school of 

education. After lunch drive to Volcanoes 

National Park and to Mountain Gorilla View 

Lodge which is located close to the park gates, 

for an overnight stay. 

Day 3: Volcanoes National Park – Kigali 

The highlight of your trip is to trek for gorillas 

in Volcanoes National Park. Spend the 

morning trekking and searching for gorilla 

families, learning first hand the lives led by 

these endangered species. In the afternoon 

we return to Kigali for an overnight stay. 

Day 4: Kigali 

Transfer to Kigali Airport where your tour 

arrangements end. 

Note: Tour price does not include trekking 

permit cost, from US$750 per person per 

trek in Rwanda. Extra days can be added on 

to lengthen your stay. Itinerary is subject 

to change. Cost of gorilla permits subject to 

change without prior notice. 

Day 1: Entebbe 

Arrive into Entebbe Airport and transfer to 

the local airstrip for your scheduled flight to 

Kihihi Airstrip. From here we drive to Bwindi 

for an overnight stay. 

Day 2: Bwindi Impenetrable National Park 

Spend the morning trekking deep in the 

Bwindi forest and observing gorilla families. 

Overnight in Buhoma Lodge. 

Day 3: Queen Elizabeth National Park 

Optional second gorilla trek. Alternatively 

take a Bwindi forest walk or visit the local 

village for some curio shopping. This 

afternoon drive to Ishasha, the southern 

region of Queen Elizabeth National Park, for 

an overnight stay. 

Days 4-5: Queen Elizabeth National Park 

The next two days are committed to exploring 

Queen Elizabeth National Park, boasting 

one of the highest bio-diversity ratings of 

any national park in the world. Spot many 

different kinds of animals, along with various 

primate species. Search the trees above, 

they are known to be resting places for tree 

climbing lions! 


After breakfast transfer to Kihihi Airstrip for 

your flight back to Entebbe. 


permit cost, from US$600 per person per trek 

in Uganda. Itinerary is subject to change. Cost 

of gorilla trekking permits subject to change 

without prior notice. 


Arrive into Entebbe Airport and transfer to 

The Boma Hotel for an overnight stay. 

Days 2-3: Queen Elizabeth National Park 

Transfer to Queen Elizabeth National Park to 

check in to the luscious Ishasha Wilderness 

Camp. Spend two glorious nights in this 

unspoilt and remote wilderness. Enjoy 

sumptuous meals every day and take part in 

daily activities including game drives, village 

visits, or relax in your luxury tent to absorb 

the surroundings. 

Days 4-5: Bwindi Impenetrable National 

Park 

After breakfast take a three hour drive to 

Bwindi. Two nights are spent at the cosy 

Buhoma Lodge, where you’re surrounded by 

an immaculate tropical rainforest. Your gorilla 

trekking opportunities start here. 

Day 6: Volcanoes National Park 

After checking out of Buhoma Lodge, set off 

to cross the border into Rwanda. An overnight 

stay at Mountain Gorilla View Lodge will have 

beautiful views of the neighbouring volcanoes 

ready for you to enjoy. 

Day 7: Kigali 

Prepare for another gorilla trek opportunity. 

This afternoon drive to Kigali for an overnight 

stay at Kigali Serena Hotel. 

Day 8: Kigali 

Transfer to Kigali Airport for your onward 

flight and the end of arrangements. 


permit cost, from US$600 per person per trek 

in Uganda or US$750 per person per trek in 

Rwanda. Itinerary is subject to change. Cost 

of gorilla permits subject to change without 

prior notice. 

Departures: Kigali / Set departures 

Inclusions: 3 nights accommodation, 

transportation, 3 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 1 dinner, 

sightseeing with local professional guides 

(gorilla trek permits additional) 


Departures: Entebbe / Daily 


meals, transportation, sightseeing with local 

professional guides, return flights Entebbe- 

Kihihi-Entebbe (gorilla trek permits additional) 


Departures: Entebbe / Daily 


meals, transportation, sightseeing with local 

professional guides (gorilla trek permits 

additional) 



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consist of single beds or a shared double bed. 

4.6 Rental Cars: We cannot guarantee to provide a particular model or colour 

within the car category. Availability of car categories is subject to confirmation 

at the time of booking. We reserve the right to substitute different models. If a 

vehicle is returned prior to the end of the reserved rental period or if the vehicle 

is picked up later than the reserved date, NO REFUND will be made for unused 

rental days 

5. PRICES 

5.1 The price indicator is provided as a guide only. It is based on low season, 

per adult share twin pricing and is correct at the time of printing. The actual 

price may differ to that indicated due to currency fluctuations, special events, 

trade shows or peak periods. Price indicators for hotels are per person per 

night for share twin in a standard room (except for apartments or if specified). 

Price indicators for tours are based on per adult per night for share twin 

based on low season travel. Price indicators for cruises are per person for the 

complete cruise based on the lead-in cabin category on a low season sailing. 

5.2 We will guarantee the price of the portion of the booking as processed 

by us, against currency fluctuation for a period of seven (7) days from the 

time of confirmation of the booking; note: special conditions apply for cruise 

bookings. It is the responsibility of your travel agent to advise you of the date of 

confirmation. If your booking remains unpaid after the seven (7) day guarantee 

period it will be subject to currency fluctuation, up to the time full payment is 

received by us. 

5.3 Events beyond our control, such as changes to the prices of aviation fuel 

or changes to the cost of services or facilities may result in the prices charged 

to you being different from those shown in the brochure. You should check all 

prices with your travel agent before making reservations, and before ticketing. 

5.4 Prices may also be liable to variation between the time of booking and 

the date of departure due to events beyond our control. Due to unforeseen 

events we reserve the right to vary the price up to the time of your departure. 

6. HOUSE OF TRAVEL ACCOMMODATION RATINGS 

To assist you with the selection of your accommodation, we have created our 

own rating system allowing you to compare each property. Please note that 

these gradings are to be used as a guide only and may alter throughout the 

year due to a change of circumstances. When selecting your accommodation 

please note that the overall quality of properties in Africa is generally lower 

than equivalent priced properties in other countries, particularly in the lower 

ratings. In general the room sizes are quite small and can vary, even within one 

property. Please check with your House of Travel consultant to ensure you get 

the property that best suits your needs. 

7. PAYMENT 

7.1 A non-refundable deposit will be required by your travel agent and must 

be paid at the time of booking. This is in addition to any deposits imposed by 

Suppliers. 

7.2 A communication charge may be made for bookings requested less than 

72 hours prior to departure. 

7.3 Final payment must be made in full before we can release travel 

documents (including tickets). 

8. CANCELLATION 

8.1 If you wish to cancel your booking for any reason, you must advise us in 

writing through your travel agent as soon as possible. 

8.2 If you cancel your booking or any part of your booking, we will impose 

a cancellation fee in respect of each person travelling under that booking. You 

must also pay all cancellation fees imposed by Suppliers and your travel agent. 

These cancellation fees are required to offset booking, communication, and 

administrative charges which have already been incurred by us, Suppliers and 

your travel agent. Cancellation fees imposed by Suppliers and travel agents are 

beyond our control and you should check with your travel agent regarding what 

cancellation fees may be applicable. 

8.3 We strongly recommend that you insure yourself fully against 

cancellation due to unforeseen circumstances. See Section 10. 

9. RESERVATION AMENDMENTS 

We are happy to incorporate any reasonable amendments you request. An 

amendment constitutes a change to an existing booking and will attract a 

$25 fee per amendment prior to final payment and the issuing of the travel 

documents, and a $50 fee per amendment after travel documents have been 

issued. These fees are to cover administration and communication costs. You 

may also be required to pay any Supplier imposed fees. 

10. INSURANCE 

We strongly recommend that you insure yourself fully against cancellation, loss 

of luggage and personal property, and medical expenses. Your travel agent will 

be able to provide you with further information. 

11. ITEMS NOT COVERED 

Unless otherwise specified, the cost of airfares, meals, drinks, laundry, 

insurance, sightseeing, transfers, local taxes, airport departure taxes, Airline 

imposed insurance levies, passenger service charges and Passport or Visa 

application fees are not included. 

12. VISAS/PASSPORTS 

For all holidays in this brochure you will require a valid passport. You are 

responsible for arranging your own passport, visa and health requirements 

including inoculation. You should check with your travel agent who will be able 

to provide you with the necessary information. 

13. NON-USE OF SERVICES OR FACILITIES 

If, of your own choice, you decide not to use part or parts of the arranged 

services or facilities, you will not be entitled to a refund from us (provided 

we have carried out our service with reasonable skill and care and to your 

requirements) and you may not be entitled to a refund from any Supplier. 

14. HEALTH OR DISABILITY 

Some Suppliers may reserve the right to refuse to carry or accommodate 

people who because of a health condition or disability may require services 

or facilities to be provided in a special manner. You should check this with 

your travel agent. 

15. SERVICE SATISFACTION 

During your holiday, if you encounter any situation where the service supplied 

to you does not meet your satisfaction, please take the matter up with the 

Supplier immediately. Your contract for each service is with the Supplier. If this 

is not possible immediately, or if you are still dissatisfied, please contact your 

travel agent. Both we and your travel agent will endeavour to investigate on 

your behalf and to negotiate with the Supplier to resolve the matter as soon as 

possible, so that you continue to enjoy your journey. 

16. LEGAL CLAIMS 

Any claims or legal action in connection with the provision of our services to 

you will be governed by the laws of New Zealand. Any claim or legal action 

against the Suppliers is likely to be subject to the terms of your contract with 

them, and may be governed by the laws of other countries.

“They knew the way to get closer to myself, 

was to send me far from home.” 

Bring in your ideas and we’ll help you get there. 

The best holidays are created together. 

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Africa Brochure 2017

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