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on the pan, helicopter flips and bird watching. A high point is the educational wisdom walk led by members of the Ju’/haonsi, a San tribe with whom Unchartered Africa has cultivated an invaluable relationship over the decades. An enriching few hours is spent in their company listening to them chat animatedly in clicks- interpreted by a guide - about the medicinal and nutritional benefits of various plants and trees, hunting techniques and fire making and they round off the excursion with a traditional dance. A trip to the habituated meerkat colony is also a joy. Watched over by dedicated keepers, these endearing little creatures are well accustomed to the presence of humans and being able to observe them at such close quarters is one for the bucket list. Plus, not much can top the feeling of having one of them scamper up your back to use the top of your head as a vantage point! After dark, the camp is utterly magical with lanterns lining the pathways and a warm glow emanating from within. Above, the constellations glitter and as night falls, nocturnal sounds are carried on the balmy breeze. Jack’s is expertly managed by a tight team that consistently demonstrate a fierce commitment to protect this great environment through the power of bush tourism. All this while joining hands with local communities, government and organizations to preserve San culture, biodiversity and fragile habitats. JACK’S CAMP IS AN INVITATION TO EXPERIENCE A DESERT KINGDOM THAT DELIVERS ON THE UNEXPECTED IN FAR REACHING WAYS. IT IS THE PERFECT EVERY- THING.
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