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Africa
Africa
Contents
UGANDA
KENYA
RWANDA
TANZANIA
ZAMBIA
ZANZIBAR
MALAWI
ZIMBABWE
NAMIBIA
BOTSWANA
South Africa Cruising Antarctica
Zimbabwe
Zambia & Malawi
Botswana Namibia Kenya Rwanda & Uganda
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SOUTH
AFRICA
Africa
A LAND OF COLOUR AND CONTRASTS. DEEP RED SKIES, DAZZLING WHITE SANDS AND
CLEAR BLUE WATERS; CHIC CITIES AND THRILLING SAFARI ENCOUNTERS – AFRICA STIRS
THE SENSES AND THE SOUL.
South Africa
An intensely beautiful land of spiritual adventures. Sundowners on
safari capture the very essence of the bush, where the Big Five, and
countless other exotic species, roam the grassy savannas and the endless
night skies reveal a host of constellations. Travel the Wine and Garden
Routes or admire the ever-changing landscapes from the comfort of
a luxurious train. On the Atlantic coast, Cape Town is bursting with
energy and whales bask off the rugged shores.
Zimbabwe
UNESCO World Heritage Sites abound in this beguiling country, with
its enigmatic mix of colonial heritage, pristine landscapes and remote
safari camps which bring an opportunity to experience nature at its
thrilling, enthralling best.
Zambia & Malawi
From walking safaris in the South Luangwa to exhilarating boat trips
down the Zambezi, Zambia’s experiences are exciting and diverse.
Observe a rich diversity of game at close quarters disturbed only by the
sounds of nature or capture a bird’s eye view of the breathtaking Victoria
Falls from a helicopter. In neighbouring Malawi, dive in the crystal clear
waters of the lake and relax on sandy beaches.
Botswana
Unique and varied safari experiences await in this land of quiet
waterways, hidden channels, dry deserts and game-rich national parks.
Spreading out over the Kalahari sandveld, the Okavango Delta literally
teems with life, ready to be discovered by land or by boat. Expeditions
through the Makgadikagdi pans reveal unique desert species and
habituated colonies of meerkats.
Namibia
Namibia’s vast and dramatic landscapes linger long in the memory.
The burnt reds and oranges of Sossusvlei’s dunes…the miles of deserted
coastline peppered by shipwrecks and colonies of seals…Damaraland’s
rocky expanses roamed by ancient nomadic tribes…this land is immense,
unspoilt and unforgettable.
air is sweet and cool. One of the most endangered species in the world,
the gorillas are remarkably tolerant of human presence, enabling close
encounters that stay forever etched in the memory. Elsewhere, chimps
and a host of different species of primates inhabit the ancient forests.
Truly moving, utterly magical.
Kenya
Tanzania & Zanzibar
Kenya lives and breathes the classic safari experience. The arid scenery
of the north gives way to the vast rolling grasslands of the Masai Mara
with its large prides of lion, a perfect setting for the greatest wildlife
show on earth, the Great Migration. Visit the soda lakes of the Rift
Valley and retreat to a beachfront banda on the Swahili Coast.
Rwanda & Uganda
There is little to compare with the experience of observing Silverback
mountain gorillas amongst densely forested slopes where the mountain
Exceptional lodges and camps enhance the romance of safari in a
country bursting with wildlife from the Serengeti and Lake Manyara
to the Ngorongoro Crater. Game drives, bush walks and hot air balloon
expeditions add to the excitement, whilst the delights of Stone Town and
a handful of sumptuous Indian Ocean beach resorts promise indulgent
relaxation on the spice island of Zanzibar.
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South Africa
South Africa
ZIMBABWE
LIMPOPO
BOTSWANA
Madikwe
Game Reserve
Kalahari
Reserve
NAMIBIA
NORTH WEST
Johannesburg
MPUMALANGA
Pretoria
Kimberley
ATLANTIC
OCEAN
Cape Town
Cederberg
Mountains
SOUTH AFRICA
EASTERN
CAPE
WESTERN CAPE
Cape Of
Good Hope
SWAZILAND
KWAZULU-NATAL
LESOTHO
Bloemfontein
Oudtshoorn
Franschhoek
Hermanus
Garden
Plettenberg
Bay
Gansbaai Route
Sabi Sand
Game Reserve
KMIA
GAUTENG
FREE STATE
NORTHERN
CAPE
Kruger
National
Park
Hoedspruit
Drakensberg
Mountains
Durban
INDIAN
OCEAN
Shamwari
Game Reserve
Port Elizabeth
Knysna
South Africa
INTENSELY WILD AND EXHILARATING, THIS SOUL STIRRING
COUNTRY COMBINES THE CLASSIC SAFARI EXPERIENCE WITH
TRANQUIL EXPLORATIONS AMIDST BREATHTAKING SCENERY.
A land that stirs the senses and the soul…a true ‘Rainbow Nation’…beautiful, vibrant and alive.
Unmatched for its colourful diversity, it is a country that positively celebrates life in the great outdoors –
a place for spotting the Big Five, followed by campfire sundowners in the bush or the luxurious comfort of
a wilderness lodge. Magnificent mountains tumble down to the white sand beaches of the Garden Route,
Southern Right whales bask offshore whilst anglers on the game fishing boats pit their strength against
barracuda, sailfish and swordfish. Inland, in the fertile valleys of the Winelands, there are picnics to be
enjoyed on the lawns of the Cape Dutch homesteads, finest wines to savour in Stellenbosch and gourmet
cuisine to delight the palate in Franschhoek. Near Nelspruit huge stalactites grow in dripping caves; in the
towering Drakensberg Mountains the Blyde River Canyon slices a path seven hundred metres deep. The
views are spectacular too, from the top of Table Mountain, high above Cape Town where lively modern
malls vie for attention with the cobbled lanes and brightly coloured houses of the quaint Malay Quarter.
Excitement rides high in South Africa’s exceptional game reserves, an early wake up call signalling prime
viewing time. Lions on the prowl. A leopard lying outstretched on the limb of a tree. A rhino with an
oxpecker perched on his back…each day ending with a kaleidoscope of sunset blues, pinks and purples.
Intensely beautiful and intensely wild, South Africa is the most spiritual of adventures.
Best Experiences
Our Pricing
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Our pricing aims to give an indication of the price range from low to
high season. Low season for South Africa is generally between the
months of May to September, high season runs from mid December
to Easter. Supplements may apply to peak periods such as Christmas
and Easter. Prices are per person per night based on 2 sharing (unless
otherwise indicated) and itinerary prices include return economy
flights from London. Regional departures and single supplements are
available on request. Accommodation only prices do not include flights.
Where prices for our lodges/camps are shown as fully inclusive this
generally includes all food and drinks but in most cases will exclude
certain premium branded spirits, premium wines and Champagne. Date
restrictions, terms and conditions apply to our special offers, please call
for details.
Ascend Table Mountain in the early morning and watch the mists rise over Cape Town
Spot whales close to the shores around Hermanus and Walker Bay
The first glimpse of a big cat on safari
The incredible stars and the intensified sounds of the bush at night
Dine by lantern light in the heart of the bush
Observe meerkat interactions in the Kalahari
When To Go
A year round destination, but expect cooler weather in the Eastern and
Western Capes during winter, between June and August. Mpumalanga
stays warm year round with temperatures, humidity and rainfall all
increasing in the summer months between October and March. The
whales return to the waters around Hermanus from July to November,
and the spring months of August and September are particularly
colourful along the Garden Route. The prime time for game viewing is
generally the drier winter and spring months from April to September
when animals frequent the waterholes. During the wetter summer
months between October and March, animals can still be viewed but are
more widely dispersed – from December to February there may be more
sightings of newborn animals.
GMT +2 hours
Flying Time
Cape Town: 11 hours 25 minutes
Johannesburg: 10 hours 55 minutes
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South Africa
South Africa
South Africa In Depth
KwaZulu-Natal
For panoramic vistas of the bustling port of Durban ride the Moses
Mabhida Stadium SkyCar as it ascends the stadium arch, before
alighting to explore the city’s Indian Quarter, renowned for its curries.
Inland, there are more breathtaking views to behold in the Valley
of a Thousand Hills and along the Midlands Meander, a signposted
series of routes designed to showcase the region’s wealth of traditional
arts, crafts and cuisine. Take a helicopter ride over the Drakensberg
Mountains, explore by mountain bike, horseback or on a thrilling
canopy tour. Relive the dramatic Anglo-Zulu battles at the atmospheric
battlefields of Isandlwana and Rorke’s Drift. Furthermore there are
Big Five game reserves to explore and, seasonally, leatherback turtles
to be seen in the St. Lucia Wetlands Reserve.
where safari houses are available to families for their exclusive use.
Honeymooners will enjoy the privacy of a luxurious suite with plunge
pool overlooking the Africa bush. Our extensive safari collection begins
on page 27.
Travel Further Afield
Holidays in South Africa can be easily extended to include stays in
neighbouring countries. Our sales team will be happy to advise on
combinations including a self-drive adventure around Namibia, a
contrasting safari experience in Botswana or a thrilling few days
at Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe. Direct flights ensure that the sandy
beaches of Mauritius are within easy reach.
Safari In South Africa
Few experiences are more rewarding than watching wild animals
in their natural environment, free to move and interact as nature
intended. A safari in South Africa promises a memorable and emotive
holiday for adults and children alike. Age restrictions vary from lodge
to lodge, though we are happy to advise on those with specially adapted
programmes for younger children, malaria free areas and lodges
Cape Town And Surrounds
The Western Cape
Consistently ranked amongst the world’s top cities, Cape Town is
South Africa’s most culturally and visually diverse city. Spreading out
below Table Mountain, with architecture encompassing the ice cream
coloured Cape Malay houses of the Bo-Kaap, 21st century design and
a rich Dutch and British colonial heritage, its attractions include the
vibrant designer shopping malls of the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront,
flower and craft markets, a wealth of museums and excursions to
Robben Island. Relax on the magnificent beaches of Camps Bay and
Clifton, swim with penguins at Boulders Beach and sip sundowners
after a trip around the Cape Peninsula by yacht, helicopter or Harley
Davidson. The nature trails of Cape Point and the vineyards of
Constantia Valley provide further recreation.
A wines-to-whales escape awaits in the Western Cape. Not only
are the areas around Gansbaai and Hermanus populated with wine
estates, they are also famed for being the Great White Shark Capital
of the World, with shark cage diving a popular pursuit. From July to
November there is an opportunity to witness Southern Right whales as
they gather to give birth to their young just offshore; penguin colonies
can be viewed at Dyer Island or Stony Point. North of Cape Town in
the Cederberg Mountains, named after the ancient cedars which grow
there, visit South Africa’s highest vineyards and see the beguiling rock
art sites around Bushmans Kloof.
The Winelands
A prime destination for lovers of good food and wine, the Winelands
offer the opportunity to tour the vineyards with a chauffeur guide,
to join wine safaris or even experience wine tasting by Segway or
on horseback. Stellenbosch, South Africa’s oldest university town
with its quaint shops and art galleries, also offers chocolate and wine
tasting tours along with the chance to label your own bottles, whilst
the gourmet destination of Franschhoek has a wine tram. Visit South
Africa’s largest free-flying park for butterflies at Paarl, also the site of a
Mountain Reserve rich in birdlife.
The Garden Route
Stretching from Mossel Bay to Nature’s Valley, the natural beauty of
the Garden Route is unsurpassed. Travellers can appreciate diverse
vegetation, tranquil lagoons, immense forests, dramatic mountains
and invigorating coastal hiking trails. Knysna is home to South
Africa’s largest commercial oyster farming operation and hosts an
oyster festival each July. At Oudtshoorn, explore the Cango Caves,
visit an ostrich farm and see meerkats at play; Plettenberg Bay’s blue
flag beaches hug the coast whilst inland activities include golf, polo
and the Plett Wine Route for a taste of the Méthode Cap Classique
sparkling wines. For scenic hikes and thrilling canopy tours head for
Tsitsikamma Forest.
Clockwise from above: V&A Waterfront, Cape Town, Zulu Dancers, Penguins at Boulders Beach. Opposite page: Giraffe in the bush.
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South Africa
South Africa ~ Itineraries
Uthando
The Ultimate Safari Experience
10 nights from £5625 per person
3 nights Grootbos Private Nature Reserve, Gansbaai (FB),
4 nights Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, Southern Kalahari (FI)
& 3 nights Madikwe Hills, Madikwe Game Reserve (FI)
ZIMBABWE
Classic South Africa
3 nights Cape Grace, Cape Town (B), 2 nights Le Quartier Francais,
Franschhoek (B), 2 nights The Marine, Hermanus (B), 1 night
The Rosenhof Country House, Oudtshoorn (B), 3 nights The
Plettenberg, Plettenberg Bay & 3 nights Kwandwe Private Game
Reserve, Eastern Cape (FI)
Price includes return international flights, 14 nights accommodation
with meals as specified, internal flight Port Elizabeth to Johannesburg,
transfers and car hire.
South Africa in Style
4 nights One&Only Cape Town (B), 1 night Blue Train (FI), 1 night
131 Herbert Baker, Pretoria (B) & 3 nights Leopard Hills Private
Game Reserve, Sabi Sand (FI)
with meals as specified, rail journey Cape Town to Pretoria, internal
return flight Johannesburg to Sabi Sand and transfers.
Clockwise from top: James Fernie, Uthando Director, at Khumbulani Day Care Centre, Hout Bay Music Project, Thokozani Youth Project, Mdzananda Animal Clinic, Abalimi
Bezekhaya Project
Meal basis: (B) Breakfast (FB) Full Board (FI) Fully Inclusive
LIMPOPO
BOTSWANA
with meals as specified, internal flights Cape Town to Tswalu, Tswalu to
Johannesburg and Johannesburg to Madikwe and all road transfers.
Madikwe
Game Reserve
NAMIBIA
Kalahari
Reserve
NORTH WEST
Kruger
National
Park
Leopard Hills
Pretoria
GAUTENG
KMIA
Johannesburg
FREE STATE
KWAZULU-NATAL
NORTHERN
CAPE
ATLANTIC
OCEAN
WESTERN
CAPE
Franschhoek
Cape Town
SOUTH AFRICA
EASTERN
CAPE
Oudtshoorn
Garden
Gansbaai Route Plettenberg
Bay
Hermanus
INDIAN
OCEAN
Kwandwe
Port Elizabeth
Please refer to www.carrier.co.uk for the full itinerary or call our experienced
sales team. These itineraries are only suggestions – our sales team will be happy
to put together alternative, bespoke itineraries.
Love South Africa
Uthando (Love) South Africa is an award winning, unique and
innovative Non Profit and Fair Trade certified company, created to
raise funds and other forms of assistance for community development
projects in Cape Town and South Africa. The projects are many and
varied, with the aim of providing assistance to South Africa’s most
disadvantaged communities, both through financial support and the
development of new, life-enhancing skills.
In Cape Town’s Khayelitsha township, Abalimi Bezekhaya is a
community farming project that supplies fresh, organic vegetables
– the Abalimi Bezekhaya salad is a regular dish on the menu at Cape
Town’s Mount Nelson hotel; the Mdzananda Animal Clinic provides
much needed veterinary care and treatment to the many animals
living as household pets in the township. Just outside Cape Town, the
Hout Bay Music Project teaches around sixty disadvantaged children
how to play string instruments as well as lessons in drumming and
singing; Dance for All uses the powerful medium of dance to promote
self esteem, empowerment and enjoyment amongst children. These
projects, and many more, receive help and support from Uthando.
Visitors to Cape Town may like to take a unique tour to visit some of
Uthando’s projects – the tours are authentic, non-invasive, respectful
and beneficial to the communities visited.
Carrier is committed to charitable work, and is delighted to support
the Uthando project. A donation will be made on every Carrier holiday
booked to Africa. For more information, please visit their website at
www.uthandosa.org to find out how you can get involved
in the projects, or make any further contributions.
Clockwise from above: Meerkats at Tswalu, Dinner at Madikwe Hills, Leopard
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The Royal Portfolio
3 nights La Residence, Franschhoek (B), 3 nights Birkenhead
House, Hermanus (FI) & 3 nights Royal Malewane, Thornybush
Game Reserve (FI)
ZIMBABWE
3 nights Tintswalo Atlantic, Hout Bay, Cape Town (B), 3 nights
Grootbos Private Nature Reserve, Gansbaai (FB) & 3 nights
Kwandwe Private Game Reserve, Eastern Cape (FI))
with meals as specified, internal flights Cape Town to Port
Elizabeth and Port Elizabeth to Johannesburg and transfers.
South Africa & Mauritius
3 nights Chitwa Chitwa, Sabi Sand (FI), 3 nights Kensington Place,
Cape Town (B) & 7 nights Angsana Balaclava, Mauritius (HB)
Price includes return international flights, 13 nights
accommodation with meals as specified, internal flights
Johannesburg to Sabi Sand and Johannesburg to Cape Town
and transfers.
Meal basis: (B) Breakfast (HB) Half Board (FB) Full Board
(FI) Fully Inclusive
Kruger
National
Park
Royal Malewane
with meals as specified, internal flights Cape Town to Hoedspruit,
transfers and car hire.
South Africa’s Big 10 ~ The Big 5 & Marine 5
LIMPOPO
BOTSWANA
NORTH WEST
NAMIBIA
GAUTENG
KMIA
Chitwa
Chitwa
Johannesburg
KWAZULU-NATAL
NORTHERN
CAPE
ATLANTIC
OCEAN
WESTERN
CAPE
Franschhoek
Cape Town
Gansbaai
Hermanus
FREE STATE
SOUTH AFRICA
EASTERN
CAPE
INDIAN
OCEAN
Kwandwe
Port Elizabeth
Mauritius
Clockwise from above: Vineyard in the Winelands, Drakensberg Mountains, Family at Kurland
The Best of the West
ZIMBABWE
2 nights Steenberg, Cape Town (B), 3 nights Bushman’s Kloof,
Cederberg Mountains (FB), 2 nights River Manor, Stellenbosch
(B) & 3 nights Grootbos Private Nature Reserve, Gansbaai (FB)
accommodation with meals as specified, car hire and transfers.
Family Adventures
MPUMALANGA
NORTH WEST
NAMIBIA
Johannesburg
8 nights from £2275 per adult, £1550 per child
4 nights Kurland Hotel, Plettenberg Bay (B) & 4 nights
Shamwari Game Reserve, Eastern Cape (FB)
accommodation with meals as specified, internal return flights
Johannesburg to Port Elizabeth, car hire and transfers.
Highlights of KwaZulu-Natal
2 nights The Oyster Box, Durban (B), 3 nights Fordoun,
Nottingham Road (B), 2 nights Fugitive’s Drift, Rorke’s Drift
(FB) & 7 nights andBeyond Phinda Private Game Reserve (FI)
accommodation with meals as specified, internal return flights
Johannesburg to Durban, car hire and transfers.
Clockwise from above: Giraffe at Kwandwe, Whale, Angsana Balaclava, Mauritius
LIMPOPO
BOTSWANA
NORTHERN
CAPE
ATLANTIC
OCEAN
FREE STATE
Phinda
Drakensberg
Mountains
Fordoun
EASTERN
CAPE
WESTERN CAPE
Cape Town
KWAZULU-NATAL
Fugitives’ Drift
SOUTH AFRICA
Cederberg
Mountains
SWAZILAND
GAUTENG
Durban
INDIAN
OCEAN
Shamwari
Stellenbosch
Gansbaai
Plettenberg
Bay
Port Elizabeth
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South Africa
South Africa
One&Only Cape Town
Mount Nelson Hotel
An oasis of cosmopolitan style on the V&A Waterfront, the resort commands
stunning views to Signal Hill, Table Mountain and the harbour. Sumptuous suites,
some of the largest in Cape Town, are split between the handsome Marina Rise and
an exclusive island with its own pool area. Design throughout is clean and
contemporary, with expansive glass doors leading to private balconies or terraces.
Dining is exceptional – Nobuyuki Matsuhisa’s inspired Japanese fare at Nobu,
Mediterranean cuisine at Isola and South Africa’s favourite chef Reuben Riffel’s first
urban restaurant, Reuben’s. An expert sommelier is on hand to help select the perfect
wine from an expansive selection showcased in the spectacular tri-level Wine Loft; or
peruse the innovative and extensive cocktail menu at the Vista Bar & Lounge. Relax
by the pool or in the tranquil One&Only Spa. Children will enjoy supervised
entertainment in the KidsOnly Club.
An urban sanctuary cocooned in lush gardens on the lower slopes of Table Mountain,
the Mount Nelson Hotel, by Orient-Express is a timeless and authentic resort hotel
located just a short stroll from the historic city centre and the shops and restaurants
of Kloof Street and Long Street. Sumptuous rooms and suites offer garden, city or
mountain views and leisure facilities include two heated swimming pools, floodlit
tennis courts, private gym and a range of luxurious treatments, saunas and plunge
pools at the Librisa Spa. Dine alfresco from the Mediterranean-inspired menu at
Oasis Bistro or take a gastronomic journey of discovery in the award-winning Planet
Restaurant. Indulge in the decadent signature afternoon tea served daily in The
Lounge or sip Champagne in the stylish Planet Bar. The Cape Winelands, V&A
Waterfront and beaches are easily accessible and complimentary transfers are
offered within a ten kilometre radius.
Cape Town – V&A Waterfront
Cape Town
Pool
Hotel Information
Hotel Information
131 rooms and suites.
25 minutes by road from Cape Town Airport.
Guide Price
Prices from £195-£236pppn on a bed & breakfast basis.
Offers – Free Nights, Early Booking, Suite Saving, Added Value.
Guide Price
Offer – Added Value.
Island Superior Room
Junior Suite
Kensington Place
The Cellars-Hohenort
Situated in an exclusive neighbourhood on the slopes of Table Mountain, this
intimate boutique hotel exudes an innate sense of style and genuine hospitality.
Adorned with indigenous artefacts, the eight rooms feature air conditioning, Skype
phone, iPod dock, satellite TV, DVD player and individual laptop, with views of the
city, harbour or surrounding mountains from each private terrace. Enjoy breakfast
served throughout the day, lounging by the pool and socialising in the bar.
One of Cape Town’s finest hotels, located in the leafy Constantia Valley. Surrounded
by award-winning gardens, the twenty eight elegant rooms are furnished with
antiques and original artworks that reveal the immaculate taste of owner Liz
McGrath. Dine in the airy Conservatory, The Greenhouse Restaurant or savour the
unique Cape Malay Experience, overseen by Relais & Châteaux Grand Chef Peter
Tempelhoff. Leisure amenities include a heated pool, tennis court, golf green and spa.
Guide Price
Offers – Free Nights, Early Booking, Added Value.
Guide Price
Offers – Free Nights, Added Value.
Cape Town – Higgovale
Oasis Pool
Cape Town – Constantia
Pool
Hotel Pool & Exterior
Ellerman House
Steenberg
An exclusive Relais & Châteaux retreat set in a Cape Edwardian mansion with
magnificent views over the Atlantic Ocean. The mansion itself, an historical
landmark, features thirteen rooms and a fine collection of original South African art;
within the grounds are two stylish, contemporary villas. Dine alfresco on gourmet
cuisine complemented by fine vintage wines and enjoy snacks from the guest pantry.
The tranquil gardens house a pool, an art gallery and a spa.
Surrounded by pristine vineyards on the Cape’s oldest farm, the Steenberg has
garnered many accolades. The twenty one rooms and suites in the historic Manor
House are complemented by three unique Heritage Suites featuring superb
bathrooms, complimentary in room refreshments and butler service. Relax at the
pool and spa or enjoy a round of golf before savouring fine cuisine at Catharina’s
restaurant or wine tasting and tapas at the stylish Bistro Sixteen82.
Guide Price
Prices from £187-£273pppn on a bed & breakfast basis with beverages and snacks
(excluding wine and Champagne). Offers – Winter Saving, Added Value.
Guide Price
Offers – Free Nights, Early Booking, Long Stay Saving.
Cape Town – Bantry Bay
Hotel Pool & Exterior
Hotel Exterior & Gardens
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South Africa
South Africa
Cape Grace
The Twelve Apostles Hotel and Spa
With a classically inspired exterior and refashioned interior, Cape Grace is set on its
own private quay on the vibrant Victoria & Alfred Waterfront. The sumptuous
elegance begins at the welcoming reception lounge and extends to the comfort of the
spacious harbour and mountain facing rooms, featuring exquisite furniture, rich
fabrics and intriguing detail. An African-influenced spa, with treatment rooms, steam
room, sauna and sun deck and a well-equipped fitness studio are located on the top
floor. With views towards Signal Hill, SIGNAL restaurant is a vibrant combination of
friendly service, relaxed atmosphere and adventurous culinary flair showcasing fresh,
local ingredients. Bascule Whisky, Wine & Cocktail Bar has the largest collection of
whiskies in the Southern Hemisphere and the finest of Cape wines – a whisky tasting
experience here is highly recommended, as is afternoon tea in the Library with a
mouth-watering selection of cakes.
With the Twelve Apostles Mountains on one side and the ocean on the other, the
location of this renowned hotel is quite simply breathtaking. The spacious rooms
and suites are set in four wings that are linked to the public areas via airy walkways;
each is air-conditioned and features an entertainment centre. The Spa offers sublime
treatment packages and includes hot and cold plunge pools, a salt water flotation
pool and Rasul Chamber. Experience fine dining in the Azure restaurant, where a
knowledgeable sommelier will give expert advice on wine pairings or casual twenty
four hour dining in the alfresco-styled Café Grill; as the sun sets, head to the chic
Leopard Room bar for cocktails. An infinity pool overlooks the ocean, a rock pool
and Jacuzzi offer mountain views and scenic trails lead to picnic stations in Table
Mountain National Park. Complimentary transportation is provided to the V&A
Waterfront daily.
Cape Town – Camps Bay
Hotel Exterior
Hotel Information
Hotel Information
Guide Price
Offers – Long Stay Saving, Family, Added Value.
Guide Price
Offers – Free Nights, Early Booking, Added Value.
Library Lounge
View from Hotel
The Last Word Constantia
The Bay Hotel
This intimate boutique hotel lies in the Cape’s oldest and most beautiful wine valley,
with a number of vineyards within easy reach. Nine elegantly-appointed and spacious
suites – some with extravagant open-plan bathrooms and hand-crafted mosaic
showers – have patios overlooking the tranquil garden and pool. Relax in the bright
and airy lounge, dining area or sun deck. Breakfast and drinks are included, with
dinner and lunch on request. A chauffeur service can be arranged locally.
A sought-after location between the majestic Twelve Apostles Mountains and the
ocean with uninterrupted views of Camps Bay beach. The light, muted colours lend
an airy beach house look to the public areas, rooms and suites. Relax by one of four
pools, enjoy a soothing massage in the spa or complimentary access to the local tennis
and squash courts. Innovative cuisine is served at Tides, with pre or post dinner
drinks on offer at Sandy B and Traders Cigar Bar.
Guide Price
Prices from £107-£154pppn on a bed & breakfast basis with beverages included.
Offer – Free Nights.
Guide Price
Superior Sea Facing Room
Pool
Pool & View
Sea Five Boutique Hotel
Tintswalo Atlantic
Perfectly capturing the quintessential ‘Camp’s Bay chic’, this designer beach
house-style hotel comprises just seven individually furnished en suite rooms with
sweeping mountain or sea views – the Penthouse boasting four terraces and three
hundred and sixty degree vistas. Just a short walk from South Africa’s most
glamorous beach it boasts a small scented garden, inviting pool and bar. Breakfast
may be enjoyed indoors or by the pool, with lunches available on request.
An exquisite lodge by the sea perched on the edge of the Atlantic at the base of
Chapman’s Peak. Twelve beautifully furnished rooms have an ocean-facing deck and
feature under floor heating, a cosy fireplace and a free-standing bath with a view.
There’s an air of a chic beach house about the main lodge with its stylish furnishings,
light woods and turquoise-to-beige colour scheme. Relax by the pool, enjoy a spa
treatment or interact with the chef at the open kitchen.
Guide Price
Guide Price
Prices from £263pppn on a bed & breakfast basis including house wines, beers and soft drinks.
Cape Town – Hout Bay
Pool
Suite
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South Africa
South Africa
701 Carradale
Rovos Rail
A stylishly decorated one bedroom apartment in the heart of the prestigious
Waterfront development, within walking distance of the shops and restaurants.
Air-conditioned throughout, the open-plan design allows for sociable living, the
lounge/diner boasting full length glass windows that lead onto a shaded balcony
with dining table overlooking the marina canal. Daily housekeeping is included and
guests will also benefit from secure car parking and access to a communal pool.
The world-renowned Rovos Rail ‘Pride of Africa’ trains offer unique rail safaris
through magnificent scenery combined with first class accommodation, cuisine and
service. Each train consists of a maximum of twenty coaches, all beautifully rebuilt
in Edwardian style. Gourmet chefs prepare outstanding meals enhanced by fine
South African wines, whilst hostesses are on duty around the clock. Choose between
Pullman, Deluxe or Royal Suites all with double/ twin beds and en suite bathrooms.
Guide Price
Prices from £91-£106pppn based on 2 sharing, room only.
Various journeys are available, from Cape Town to Pretoria, Pretoria to Victoria Falls in
Zimbabwe or choose one of the unique departures to Namibia or Tanzania. Please call for a
tailor-made quotation.
Luxury Train Journey
Balcony View
402 Pembroke
Rovos Rail
The Blue Train
Luxury Train Journey
A loft-style apartment with designer touches and a sleek, contemporary look, located
on a peninsula quay in the Waterfront. Floor-to-ceiling windows and a creamy
colour palette give a bright and airy feel to the lounge and three bedrooms. Spacious
terraces at the front and back make ideal venues for alfresco dining and entertaining
overlooking the yacht marina and Table Mountain. The shops and restaurants are
within walking distance and guests may use the communal pool and gym.
Since its inception in 1946, The Blue Train experience has introduced guests to
magnificent scenery and standards comparable to five star hotels. With butlers on
board, first class service has always been assured, accompanied by fine cuisine and
outstanding Cape wines. The air-conditioned guest suites convert to bedrooms
featuring en suite bathroom with shower or bath and twin or double beds, with
complimentary Wi-Fi, a private digital entertainment centre and selection of CDs
and films. Relax in the lounge cars and enjoy the scenic surrounds.
Guide Price
Lounge
Overnight journeys between Cape Town and Pretoria operate on selected days throughout the
year. Please call for a tailor-made quotation.
Gorge Sand Penthouse
Bushmans Kloof Wilderness Reserve
Part of an exclusive collection of villas at Glen Beach, the Penthouse is within
walking distance of shops and restaurants. African art and artefacts lend a touch
of warmth to the modern, open-plan interiors, the stylish lounge and dining area
leading onto the furnished patio that overlooks the beach. The master bedroom
features a Jacuzzi bath and a bed perfectly positioned to make the most of the sea
views. Part of Gorge Sand Villa, an additional four bedrooms are available.
This award-winning reserve and wellness retreat is an ideal getaway following a few
days in Cape Town. Within the main lodge are sixteen elegantly furnished rooms and
suites with private terraces; Koro Lodge is a private villa with pool, chef and guide.
Seasonal dishes using fresh local ingredients are served in enticing locations with
glorious views. Explore the area on complimentary nature drives, hikes and canoe
trips or simply indulge at The Spa and relax by the pool.
Guide Price
Guide Price
Prices from £144-£220pppn on a full board basis with nature drives, guided rock art excursions
and activities. Offers – Free Nights, Free Transfers, Added Value.
Lounge Car
Cederberg Mountains
Lounge
Sunset Symphony Palm
Babylonstoren
A chic and stylish four bedroom apartment with direct access to Clifton’s First Beach
and just two kilometres from the shops and restaurants of Camps Bay. Sleek open plan
living and dining areas flow from the modern kitchen and full length panoramic glass
windows glide open to reveal a travertine patio furnished with dining table, comfortable
loungers overlooking the beach and a heated pool. The apartment is air-conditioned
throughout, with daily housekeeping and continental breakfast included.
Surrounded by vineyards, Babylonstoren offers a taste of village life on a three
hundred year old working wine and fruit farm. Accommodation includes thirteen
cottages bedecked with intriguing designer pieces and the Manor House. Many
guests visit simply for the gardens – an incredible confection of foliage and flowers
patrolled by the farm’s friendly cohort of ducks – or to enjoy a gastronomic
experience at Babel. Activities include canoeing, hiking, cycling, wine-tasting or spa.
Guide Price
Prices from £176-£235pppn based on 8 sharing, with continental breakfast.
Guide Price
Prices from £117-£169pppn on a bed & breakfast basis with guided garden tour.
Cape Town – Clifton
Supreme Suite
Drakenstein Valley, near Franschhoek
Room
Manor House
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South Africa
South Africa
La Residence
Delaire Graff Estate
Set on a private estate surrounded by tranquil vineyards and majestic mountains,
La Residence radiates creative flair, each unique suite bearing the hallmarks of Liz
Biden’s exceptional designs. One features oriental antiques, another boasts a heated
marble four-poster bed…all have chandeliers, vast bathrooms and either balcony or
terrace from which to admire the views. Impressive artworks adorn the walls, vast
fireplaces dominate high ceilinged rooms, the rich fabrics and furnishings creating an
air of opulence throughout. Step from the beamed dining room onto expansive
terraces and relax by the infinity pool or in the spa or gym. Set within the vineyard are
five villas, three with a private pool, where families of all ages are welcome. Guests
will enjoy the opportunity to select fresh produce from the garden and interact with
the chef around the Chef’s Table. Further activities may include exploring the estate
by bicycle or take the complimentary transfer into Franschhoek.
Close to historic Stellenbosch and surrounded by sweeping vineyards, Delaire Graff
offers privacy and escapism punctuated with designer touches, from original
sculptures in the extensive gardens to contemporary artworks from owner Laurence
Graff’s personal collection. Ultra chic lodges feature a spacious living area, heated
infinity pool and private deck with spectacular views across the vineyards and valleys.
Two gourmet restaurants offer tantalising menus – bistro-chic at the Delaire Graff
and Asian-inspired at Indochine – with expert sommeliers on hand to advise on wine
selections from the estate’s own award-winning vintages. Indulge in serious
pampering at the Delaire Graff Spa, or unwind in the steam room, sauna, heated
Jacuzzi or pool. Explore the estate on a guided vineyard walk, take a cellar tour and
sample the excellent wines on a complimentary wine tasting. Evening canapés
accompanied by sparkling wine are offered daily.
Franschhoek
Stellenbosch
Courtyard
Hotel Information
Hotel Information
11 suites and 5 villas.
10 lodges.
Guide Price
Offers – Added Value, Combination Offer with Royal Malewane and Birkenhead House.
Guide Price
Offers – Free Nights, Free Golf, Added Value.
Superior Room
Restaurant
Le Quartier Français
The Marine
A boutique hotel famed for its cuisine, with award-wining chef Margot Janse
overseeing the African-inspired menus in The Tasting Room, voted one of the Best
Fifty Restaurants in the World on multiple occasions. Bespoke rooms and suites are
complemented by two exclusive Auberge Suites with private plunge pools and
secluded gardens. The Four Quarters features four suites arranged around a courtyard
with an exclusive-use lounge, butler service and pool. A Relais & Châteaux hotel.
Blessed with a fine coastal location and the creative talents of Liz McGrath, The
Marine takes inspiration from its graceful architecture and wonderful cliff top
setting. The forty rooms and suites are traditionally furnished, most boasting ocean
views from their oversized windows. Enjoy afternoon tea or cocktails in the chic Sun
Lounge; later, dine on fresh seafood served from the open kitchen at SeaFood at The
Marine or contemporary African cuisine at The Pavilion. A Relais & Châteaux hotel.
Guide Price
Guide Price
Franschhoek
Presidential Lodge
Hermanus
Pool
Sun Lounge
River Manor Boutique Hotel & Spa
Birkenhead House
Bestowed with National Monument status, River Manor comprises two manor
houses set in an oak-lined avenue, a short walk from the centre of historic
Stellenbosch. Within are sixteen en suite rooms, furnished with colonial charm and
stylish antiques. Unwind by the two pools, in the private gardens or the Studio Spa.
Enjoy light meals and snacks alfresco in the garden or take an early evening stroll and
discover the cafés, bars and restaurants of Stellenbosch.
Set on the cliffs overlooking the two best beaches in Hermanus, this boutique beach
house style hotel with just eleven individually-designed suites offers the perfect
escape. Guests feel very much at home relaxing by a roaring fire or lounging by the
pools. The superb Birkenhead Villa welcomes families with children of all ages. The
cuisine, renowned for its seafood delicacies, is simply world-class. Work out in the
gym or enjoy a little spa pampering.
Guide Price
Offers – Free Nights, Honeymoon, Added Value.
Guide Price
Prices from £157-£221pppn on a fully inclusive basis.
Offer – Combination Offer with Royal Malewane and La Residence.
Stellenbosch
Hermanus
Superior Room
Lounge
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South Africa
South Africa
Grootbos Private Nature Reserve
The Turbine
Nestling above Walker Bay, South Africa’s premier marine and botanical destination
is set amidst three thousand acres of fynbos-clad private nature reserve and
milkwood forest. Two stone and timber lodges offer a choice of accommodation –
Garden Lodge which is ideal for families and the stylish Forest Lodge. A six bedroom
villa is available for exclusive use. Exceptional cuisine features freshly caught fish and
meats flavoured with herbs from the lodge’s market garden accompanied by local
wines. A visit to Grootbos is all about the experience, with a chance to spot the
Marine 5 – whales, dolphins, sharks, seals and penguins. A host of land based
activities are included, such as nature drives, flower safaris, horse riding, birding,
beach picnics, cave explorations and land-based whale watching from July to
December; whale spotting by boat or by air, scenic flights, quad bike explorations
and shark-cage diving are available at local charges.
A converted power station on prestigious Thesen Island in Knysna provides the
setting for a truly memorable stay on the Garden Route. Now a unique five star
boutique hotel comprising luxurious suites, a honeymoon suite and the self-catering
Water Club apartment, the Turbine commands a protected location with entrancing
views of the harbour. Original working elements and local artwork are on show for
guests to view, giving the hotel a unique, contemporary feel with close connections to
its industrial past. Upstairs next to the Island Café where the tables are nestled
between the refurbished turbines, the Tapas Bar serves light lunches and dinners,
complemented by three distinctive bar areas. Relax on sunloungers by the rim-flow
swimming pool or be cossetted in the Amani Spa specialising in indulgent facials,
massages, manicures and personalised spa journeys. Recreations in Knysna range
from exceptionally good golfing to oyster tours and sunset lagoon cruises.
Gansbaai
Knysna
Garden Lodge
Hotel Information
Hotel Information
27 suites and 1 villa.
2 hours by road from Cape Town Airport.
24 suites and 1 apartment.
1 hour by road from George Airport.
Guide Price
Prices from £107-£138pppn on a full board basis with land-based activities.
Guide Price
Offers – Free Nights, Early Booking, Suite Saving, Added Value.
View from Suite
Luxury Suite
The Manor House at Fancourt
Kanonkop House
The original Manor House on the Fancourt Estate has been meticulously remodelled
to create an intimate, adult-only hotel that offers a taste of old-world and new-world
styles. The décor combines classical and contemporary, from the calm interiors of the
eighteen well-appointed suites to the elegance of the Montagu Bar and Library.
Guests receive complimentary afternoon tea, evening canapés and minibar, as well as
access to the spa, tennis, golf and restaurants at Fancourt.
An award-winning, family-owned boutique guesthouse with a reputation for luxury
and friendly service. Kanonkop is set in a private indigenous forest with unsurpassed
views over Knysna Lagoon to the Indian Ocean. Accommodation comprises three
chic suites with private balconies, two adjoining garden rooms and a nearby villa.
Guests may enjoy the pool, sundeck, outdoor terrace and complimentary bar. The
restaurants and shops of Knysna are just a three minute drive away.
Guide Price
Guide Price
Prices from £69-94pppn on a bed & breakfast basis with drinks.
George
Conrad Pezula
Hotel Exterior
Knysna
Pool
Knysna
Pool
Tsala Treetop Lodge and Villas
Plettenberg Bay
A full service resort with an unrivalled location overlooking the Indian Ocean, the
Knysna Lagoon and the adjacent championship golf course. The eighty three
spacious African-styled suites feature log fireplaces, patios and balconies. Zachary’s
restaurant serves gourmet organic fare, with casual dining at Café Z. Relaxation
options include an outdoor pool and spa with indoor pool and sauna; activities
encompass horse-riding, tennis, canoeing, archery, nature trails and golf.
An unforgettable experience, sitting six metres high above the ground in the treetops
of the Garden Route’s Tsitsikamma Forest. Each of the ten luxurious hide-away
suites comprises a sitting room, bathroom with outdoor shower and private infinity
pool that appears to flow over into the forest canopy. Six villas with spacious lounges
and private pools are ideal for families. ZINZI Restaurant offers a menu of distinctive
international flavours in a beautiful forest setting.
Guide Price
Offers – Winter Saving, Added Value.
Guide Price
Prices from £146-261pppn on a bed & breakfast basis.
Pool View
Suite Deck & Plunge Pool
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South Africa
South Africa
Kurland Hotel
Cleopatra Mountain Farmhouse
Lying at the foothills of the Tsitsikamma Mountains, award-winning Kurland is
surrounded by polo fields and emerald green pastures. Family owned and familyfriendly, the Luxury and Superior Suites feature en suite loft bedrooms designed
specifically for children; Superior Suites also boast a patio and private plunge pool.
The Kurland Villa sleeps up to sixteen and is available for exclusive use. Gourmet
cuisine is served at The Kurland Restaurant, with lighter bistro-style fare at Katarina’s
during high season – there are dining venues just for younger guests, who may even be
invited to the Chef’s Table. Recreational activities include horse-riding for all ages
(at a charge), tennis, mountain and quad biking, walking and running trails, polo
instruction and an imaginative children’s programme. Relax by the pool, in the spa
or observe a polo tournament – the polo season runs from December to April.
A gourmet getaway tucked deep into the spectacular Drakensberg Mountains with
magnificent scenery as a backdrop. Family-run, guests are assured of a warm and
personal welcome and with just eleven individually decorated rooms and roaring
fires a serene experience is guaranteed. Local activities include horse-riding,
mountain walks, fishing, cave visits and helicopter rides, however the main attraction
is the sumptuous seven course dinner with a seasonal menu that changes daily.
The Crags, Plettenberg
KwaZulu-Natal – Drakensberg Mountains
Guide Price
Prices from £130pppn on a half board basis.
Hotel Exterior
Kurland Grounds
Fordoun Hotel and Spa
Hotel Information
KwaZulu-Natal – Nottingham Road
12 rooms.
20 minutes by road from Plettenberg Bay, 90 minutes from George.
A family-owned former dairy which has been transformed into a beautiful boutique
hotel. The main lodge houses the fine dining restaurant and lounges with roaring
fires; set in the outbuildings, twenty two rooms are furnished to an impeccable
standard – the five new cottage-style rooms being particularly spacious. An awardwinning spa with pool and rasul chamber is complemented by traditional Zulu
healing rituals. Further activities include mountain biking and walking trails.
Guide Price
Guide Price
Prices from £62pppn on a bed & breakfast basis.
Paddock Suite
Sunbird Suite
The Plettenberg
Fugitives’ Drift
Built on a headland overlooking two magnificent bays, this nineteenth century
mansion is now an exclusive Relais & Châteaux retreat. The thirty seven individually
styled rooms and suites are housed in the original building, the Blue Wing or the two
family-friendly villas, each boasting a private pool. Relax at the Carchele Spa or over
cocktails in the chic Sandbar before feasting on modern South African cuisine at
SeaFood at The Plettenberg.
Set in a private game reserve and National Heritage Site, the lodge and guest house
both enjoy commanding views over the battlefields of Isandlwana and Rorke’s Drift.
Personal service and fine cuisine are hallmarks of your stay, along with the
impressive collection of Zulu War memorabilia. Tours of the battlefields are led by
passionate guides, a highlight of any visit to the region. Further activities include
horse-riding, game walks, mountain biking, bird watching and fishing.
Guide Price
Guide Price
Prices from £121-£235pppn on a full board basis.
Plettenberg Bay
KwaZulu-Natal – Rorke’s Drift
Hotel Exterior & Pool
Dining Terrace & View
The Robberg Beach Lodge
The Oyster Box
Plettenberg Bay
KwaZulu-Natal – Durban
A collection of chic beach houses looking directly onto blue flag Robberg Beach and
just a short walk from the shops and restaurants of Plettenberg. The twenty nine
rooms and suites are divided over four villas – for incredible sea views we
recommend Beachy Head Villa, with just six rooms and suites and an outdoor pool.
Robberg House comprises ten rooms and suites and a rooftop terrace, the ideal venue
for sundowner cocktails overlooking the bay.
A boutique hotel on Umhlanga’s prestigious beachfront overlooking the iconic
lighthouse. Colonial in style it has an enviable reputation for fine cuisine from the
renowned curry buffet at The Ocean Terrace to Palm Court’s glamorous afternoon
teas. Eighty six rooms and suites, many with sea views, feature all modern amenities;
eight garden villas boast a private plunge pool. Enjoy sundowners in the congenial
Lighthouse Bar; unwind in the spa or relax by the two heated pools.
Guide Price
Guide Price
Lounge
Pool
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South Africa ~ Safari
Safari In Depth
Sabi Sands, Thornybush & Kruger National Park
KwaZulu-Natal
Sabi Sands, South Africa’s oldest and most successful private reserve,
is traversed by two separate river systems, the Sand River and the
Sabie River, attracting safari aficionados from far and wide with
its abundance of Big Five game and endangered species, including
wild dog. The reserve flows into the 19,485 square kilometre Kruger
National Park, one of the largest parks in Africa spanning the provinces
of Limpopo and Mpumalanga. Bordering Kruger is Thornybush, an
immense stretch of open savannah harbouring almost 150 species of
mammal – leopard and lion to name but two.
Phinda Private Game Reserve presents Big Five game viewing in a
unique setting, the coastal rainfall creating seven distinct ecosystems
that attract a wide range of species. The landscape encompasses
grassland, woodland, wetland, mountains and marshes, including rare
dry sand forest, home to the tiny suni and red duiker antelopes. Black
rhino and cheetah may also be encountered. Nearby Sodwana offers
turtle watching, scuba diving and fishing. Specialist safaris can also
be arranged.
Madikwe Game Reserve
Distinguished by dramatic mountains and scenic landscapes dotted
with massive baobab trees, the Waterberg region in Limpopo Province
sustains Africa’s widest variety of flora and fauna, including over 300
species of resident and migrant birds. Safari by vehicle or horseback,
journeying alongside giraffe, zebra or the many species of antelope,
including the rarely-seen sable.
Massive volcanic intrusions, wide open plains and riverine habitats
define Madikwe, a malaria free area on the Botswana border. Scores
of mammals including the Big Five and a thriving wild dog population
may be found in the reserve, with resident and migrant bird species
numbering over three hundred. Steeped in legend, Madikwe has a
history dating back to the Stone Age.
Eastern Cape
Within easy reach of Port Elizabeth airport, the malaria free reserves
of the Eastern Cape combine perfectly with a tour along the Garden
Route. At Kwandwe, historic Big Five safaris can be combined with
visits to San Bushman rock art sites and tours of local forts. Not to be
missed is the Born Free Foundation’s wildlife rehabilitation centre at
Shamwari. Families are expertly catered for with exclusive-use lodges
and a host of activities for younger ones.
The Waterberg
Southern Kalahari
Ancestral home of the San People, famed for their bush art, the
Southern Kalahari is the setting for Tswalu, one of the world’s top
malaria free eco reserves where black-maned Kalahari lions roam and
colonies of playful meerkats can be observed at close quarters. Track
desert black rhino and rare roan, sable and tsessebe before sleeping out
under night skies that rank amongst the planet’s clearest and darkest.
BOTSWANA
LIMPOPO
1. Sabi Sand Game Reserve
2. Kruger National Park
3. Thornybush Game Reserve
4.
The Waterberg
6.
Southern Kalahari
7.
KwaZulu-Natal
8.
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5.
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Hoedspruit
NORTHERN
CAPE
KMIA
Johannesburg
NORTH WEST
MPUMALANGA
SWAZILAND
FREE STATE
LESOTHO
Cape Town
1
PRETORIA
EASTERN CAPE
KWAZULUNATAL
7
Richard’s Bay
Durban
INDIAN
OCEAN
8
Port Elizabeth
Eastern Cape
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Londolozi Private Game Reserve
Leopard Hills Private Game Reserve
Covering eighteen thousand hectares in the heart of the game-rich Sabi Sand Reserve
and world famous for its leopard viewing, Londolozi was the first game reserve to be
accorded Relais & Châteaux status, reinforcing its commitment to luxurious
accommodation, fine cuisine and exceptional service. Five intimate, award-winning
camps all boast exceptional locations overlooking the perennial Sand River.
Family-run, each has its own distinct personality, from the classic safari style of
Founders Camp to the chic interiors, private pools and contemporary elegance of the
Tree Camp suites. The expansive Private Granite Suites offer an unrivalled
experience, each with a unique pool and river views from the outdoor baths, whilst
Pioneer Camp 1926 reflects the lodge’s eighty-five year history and elevates
luxurious bush living to new heights. Game viewing vehicles have been specially
adapted for honeymooners and photographers.
Small, intimate and very exclusive, this is an elevated sanctuary offering the very
highest levels of cuisine, accommodation and personal service. Game drives are
conducted in state-of-the-art Land Rovers with bucket seats and fold-down armrests.
With only eight beautifully appointed, glass-fronted suites, privacy is assured.
Romantic bathrooms feature indoor and outdoor showers, whilst air conditioning
and overhead fans provide added comfort against the African heat. The private
sundecks and plunge pools are the perfect venues for relaxing and enjoying the
bushveld views. Dine on the veranda or in the dining room overlooking a natural
waterhole, or enjoy a traditional meal at the boma – all accompanied by wines from
the extensive cellar. Cool down after a game drive or guided walk with a dip in the
refreshing pool or unwind with a treatment in the massage sala. A cosy lounge and
library provide further relaxation.
Sabi Sand Game Reserve
Tree Camp
Hotel Information
Hotel Information
5 camps with 3-10 suites/chalets.
70 minutes by air from Johannesburg Airport.
8 suites.
Guide Price
Prices from £486pppn on a fully inclusive basis with game viewing activities.
Offer – Long Stay Saving.
Guide Price
Offers – Free Nights, Combination Offer with Madikwe Hills.
Dining Deck at Pioneer Camp
Leopard Sighting
Singita Ebony & Boulders Lodges
Savanna Private Game Reserve
Two resplendent Relais & Châteaux lodges, each with a gym and spa, offer
completely distinctive styles – from the quintessentially African suites of Ebony
Lodge, brimming with authentic colonial charm, to the contemporary, organic
textures and colours of the sanctuaries at Boulders Lodge; all feature expansive decks
and private pools. Fine cuisine is matched by an exceptional wine cellar. The tranquil
setting and friendly, personal service complete one of the finest safari experiences.
Savanna encompasses the very essence of an ‘Out of Africa’ camp, seven of its nine
air-conditioned suites incorporating the romance of a draped ceiling. Bedrooms are
large and bathrooms feature French baths, whilst the Executive Suites boast plunge
pools, gardens and views across the bush. The thatched Savanna Suite also comes
with a private Land Rover. Dine by candlelight on the deck, in the bush or at the
camp’s boma. A pool and bar provide post-safari relaxation.
Guide Price
Prices from £839pppn on a fully inclusive basis (excluding Champagne) with game viewing
activities. Offers – Combination Offer with Singita Lebombo & Sweni Lodges.
Guide Price
Offers – Free Nights, Honeymoon.
Suite
Singita Boulders Lounge
Lounge
Singita Lebombo & Sweni Lodges
andBeyond Leadwood Lodge
On Singita’s private concession within the Kruger National Park are two exclusive
Relais & Châteaux lodges. Lebombo Lodge’s elevated loft-style suites perch on a cliff
above the N’wanetsi River, each with an outdoor shower, deck and floor-to-ceiling
windows with spectacular views. Nestled on the banks of the Sweni River, Sweni
Lodge’s intimate, stylish suites blend seamlessly into the natural surroundings. A gym,
spa and pools provide relaxation; contemporary cuisine is accompanied by fine wines.
A luxurious lodge offering an intimate safari experience at the confluence of the Sand
and Mabrak rivers. Each of the four suites features floor to-ceiling glass windows, air
conditioning, a plunge pool on the private deck and a blazing fireplace – crushed
stone, rough granite, wood and glass contributing to the stylish design. Dine alfresco
or around the campfire in the boma. Thrilling night drives provide an opportunity to
glimpse seldom-encountered nocturnal species.
Guide Price
Prices from £999pppn on a fully inclusive basis (excluding Champagne) with game viewing
activities. Offers – Combination Offer with Singita Boulders & Ebony Lodges.
Guide Price
Offers – Long Stay Saving, Honeymoon.
Kruger National Park
Singita Lebombo Suite
Dining Deck & View
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Ulusaba Private Game Reserve
Kwandwe Private Game Reserve
Sir Richard Branson’s stylish reserve offers not only a luxury safari experience but
also an ideal place in which to relax and unwind. Rock Lodge is carved into a natural
rock face eight hundred feet above the reserve, affording dramatic views from the
richly appointed rooms and suites, all linked by a network of wooden walkways.
Safari Lodge is hidden away in the heart of the African bush, swing bridges linking the
exquisite tree house rooms, each with private deck and bathtub looking out over the
bushveld. For the ultimate in safari luxury, exclusive Cliff Lodge boasts two suites
and a private pool. Savour pan-African cuisine in the dining rooms, decks, the
outdoor boma or in the bush. Facilities include the Aroma Boma Spa, freshwater
pools, a wine cellar, gymnasium, tennis courts and bush observatory for excellent
stargazing. Children are expertly catered for with a range of Cub’s Club activities.
A privately owned reserve, comprising twenty two thousand hectares of exclusive,
malaria free wilderness at the end of the Garden Route. Accommodation is in four
modern yet intimate lodges and villas – the adult-only, African-inspired Great Fish
River Lodge and family-friendly retro-chic Ecca Lodge offer suites with indoor and
outdoor showers, viewing decks and private plunge pools. Available for exclusive use,
and therefore ideal for families and friends, Uplands Homestead and Melton Manor
both boast private pools and come with a butler, chef and private safari vehicle.
Activities include game drives and interpretive walks – the reserve is home to the Big
Five and numerous other species – boat cruises on the lake, fishing, a varied
programme of activities for children and the chance to participate in the rhino
monitoring and darting programme.
Eastern Cape
Rock Lodge
Hotel Information
Hotel Information
Rock Lodge – 10 rooms and suites. Safari Lodge – 11 rooms and suites.
2 lodges and 2 villas with 3 to 9 suites.
1 hour 45 minutes by road from Port Elizabeth Airport.
Guide Price
Offers – Free Nights, Family.
Guide Price
Prices from £277-£459pppn on a fully inclusive basis with game viewing activities.
River Room
Game Drive
Chitwa Chitwa
Shamwari Game Reserve
This owner-run retreat offers an all-suite experience. Choose between artisticallystyled suites with plunge pool, the two-bedroom Charlsy Suite with private deck and
pool and the two-bedroom Chitwa House with pool and butler service. Meals
combine African and Mediterranean flavours, with dinner served either in the open
air boma or the elegant dining room. Enjoy game drives, guided walks and Shangaan
village visits or observe the local waterhole from the large deck.
An award-winning game reserve situated amidst twenty five thousand hectares of
malaria-free African wilderness. Five unique lodges offer different experiences, from
African-chic suites with plunge pools at Eagles Crag to air-conditioned tents with
plunge pools and river views at Bayethe Tented Lodge. Riverdene and Sarili welcome
children with a ‘Kids on Safari’ programme whilst Lobengula Villa is available for
exclusive use. Five eco systems assure a rich variety of wildlife, flora and fauna.
Guide Price
Prices from £483pppn on a full board basis with soft drinks and game viewing activities.
Offers – Free Nights, Family.
Guide Price
Prices from £273-£333pppn on a full board basis with game viewing activities.
Ecca Lodge Suite Deck
Eastern Cape
Deck & Pool
Bayethe Lodge Deck
Royal Malewane
andBeyond Phinda Private Game Reserve
Exquisite style in the untamed African bush, adjacent to Kruger National Park.
Luxurious suites feature wooden decks with private pools and palatial bedroom/
living areas; the Royal and Malewane Suites include a butler, chef and daily
massages. A further six exotically furnished rooms are available at Africa House.
Pan-African cuisine is accompanied by fine wines from the cellar whilst activities
include game drives and walks followed by relaxing treatments in the Bush Spa.
Phinda’s seven different habitats offer exceptional Big Five game viewing. Six
individually styled lodges await – Forest Lodge’s chic, glass-fronted suites are
surrounded by torchwood trees whilst Rock, Mountain and Vlei Lodges boast private
verandas and plunge pools. Zuka Lodge and The Homestead are both perfect for
families. Complimentary activities encompass game drives and walks; scuba diving,
whale watching, horse-riding and black rhino tracking are available at an extra charge.
Guide Price
Offer – Combination Offer with La Residence and Birkenhead House.
Guide Price
Offers – Long Stay Saving, Free Flights, Honeymoon.
Thornybush Game Reserve
KwaZulu-Natal
Suite
Forest Lodge Suite
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Tswalu Kalahari Reserve
Madikwe Hills
Tswalu offers without doubt a unique and very special experience, in a malaria free
reserve surrounded by the grasslands, hills and endless rolling dunes of the Kalahari.
The Motse’s stylish suites, each with a spacious lounge, fireplace, indoor and outdoor
showers and sun deck, are grouped either side of the main lodge, where guests may
relax in the comfortable lounges, cool off in the infinity pool and observe animals at the
waterhole. Family suites feature two bedrooms and a lounge. Tarkuni, set in its own
private area of the reserve, is available for exclusive use. Gourmet meals may be
enjoyed alfresco on the terrace, in the bush or the atmospheric boma. Unforgettable
experiences include sleeping under the stars at the Malori Sleep Out Deck, close
encounters with meerkats, tracking the desert black rhino, horse-riding across the
plains or witnessing the sheer size and power of the Kalahari black maned lion.
Relaxing treatments are offered at the spa.
This sister property to Leopard Hills is set amongst boulders on a hill in the heart of
the malaria free reserve. Black rhino and zebra roam freely amongst the Big Five –
a thrilling sight on an early morning game drive. Ten glass-fronted suites, each with
deck and plunge pool, offer absolute privacy and mesmerising views. Especially
suitable for families, the two bedroom Little Madikwe Hills comes with a personal
butler, private Land Rover and guide.
Southern Kalahari
Guide Price
Offers – Free Nights, Combination Offer with Leopard Hills.
Bath with View
The Motse
Makanyane Safari Lodge
Hotel Information
Located in a remote valley within the Madikwe Reserve, this exclusive lodge caters for
just sixteen guests ensuring flexibility and personal attention. Thatched suites feature
spacious sundecks, fireplaces, indoor and outdoor showers and uninterrupted views
from the wrap-around bedroom windows. Exquisite meals are accompanied by superb
wines – the torch-lit boma offering an authentic bush dining venue. Relax by the pool,
join day or night game drives or sleep out under the stars, a thrilling bush experience.
The Motse – 9 suites. Tarkuni – 5 suites.
90 minutes by air from Johannesburg Airport or 2 hours by air from Cape Town Airport.
Guide Price
Offers – Free Nights, Free Flights, Family, Added Value.
Kudu Bull
Guide Price
Ant’s Hill and Ant’s Nest
Jaci’s Safari Lodge & Tree Lodge
Two family-run lodges that offer an authentic bush experience in a privately owned
reserve. Each has a heated pool and spacious verandas – Ant’s Hill offering
captivating valley views from its gorge setting; Ant’s Nest nestling in a natural
amphitheatre. Many guests visit for the horseback safaris. With horses suited to all
levels – and ponies for children – this is a truly exhilarating way to move amongst the
wildlife. Game drives and walks are also available.
Jaci’s family-owned lodges offer an authentic bush experience in a relaxed and
family-friendly environment. At Safari Lodge, families are accommodated in
thatched rooms and children expertly catered for with specialised jungle drives and a
nanny service. Wooden walkways connect the Tree Houses at adjacent Tree Lodge,
perched on stilts high above the ground. Dine alfresco at a bush braai or boma and
seek out Madikwe’s ‘Top Ten’ on informative game drives.
Guide Price
Guide Price
Suite
The Waterberg
Family Safari
Safari Lodge Suite
Morukuru
Mateya Safari Lodge
Three luxurious exclusive-use villas nestling on the banks of the Marico River. With
a private pool, sundeck, chef, butler, ranger and nanny, each villa is designed with
total flexibility in mind, from personalised game drives to exquisite meals made to
order. River House and Owner’s House reflect a contemporary African bush style
whilst the Farm House is bright, light and fresh. Children of all ages are welcome,
with skilled rangers to supervise their activities.
Opulent amenities, rare indigenous artworks and an 8,000 bottle wine cellar set the
tone for a safari at Mateya. With just five thatched suites and only four people per
vehicle, an exclusive and intimate experience is assured. Richly furnished, each
air-conditioned suite features a fireplace, sun deck, outdoor shower and a private
infinity pool with views to the waterhole and plains. Five course gourmet dinners are
served in a number of ambient locations and accompanied by fine wines.
Guide Price
Prices from £472-£664pppn based on 6 sharing the Farm House on a fully inclusive basis with
game viewing activities.
Guide Price
Morukuru Owner’s House Pool
Main Lodge
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Itinerary
Cruising
Mauritius to Cape Town
12 Nights from £5370pp
Silver Wind
A voyage which takes you through some of the most tempting
and exciting destinations in the Indian Ocean. Rejuvenate on the
tropical island of Mauritius and end in the cosmopolitan city of
Cape Town where alfresco harbour side dining and spectacular
vineyards await. En route explore the captivating islands of
Reunion and Madagascar with the opportunity to discover
endemic species at a lemur reserve and tour of the botanical
gardens. Discover the dramatic history and rustic beauty of
Mozambique on a visit to Maputo before cruising along the
magnificent coastline of the “Rainbow Nation” South Africa,
a haven for relaxation and adventure alike.
Itinerary: Port Louis, Mauritius - Pointe des Galets, Reunion
Island - Fort Dauphin (Tolagnaro), Madagascar - Maputo,
Mozambique - Richards Bay, South Africa - Durban, South Africa
- East London, South Africa - Cape Town, South Africa
Pointe des Galettes
Maputo
Port Louis
Fort Dauphin
Richards Bay
Durban
East London
Cape Town
Cruise departs: 16 January 2014. Price includes two nights pre-cruise at
Constance Le Prince Maurice, Mauritius. Extend your stay in Cape Town
– ask our Reservations Consultants for details.
Itineraries are subject to change. Prices are per person based on double occupancy on an all-inclusive basis whilst on board, and include return economy flights from
London and transfers. Hotel accommodation is on a half board basis. Single supplements available on request.
Silversea Cruises
EXPLORE THE BLISSFUL ISLANDS OF THE INDIAN OCEAN AND INDULGE IN THE TRULY
PERSONAL SERVICE ON BOARD SILVER WIND.
Silversea’s small ships excel in personal service with a staff to guest ratio of nearly one to one, every detail will be taken care of from the
moment you step on board. Relax in your ocean view suite, complete with butler service, and enjoy the benefit of exclusive access to some
of the most secluded harbours in the world.
About the Ship
Inclusive Cruising
Silver Wind holds 296 guests and offers spacious suites, each
enjoying the services of a highly trained butler, as well as walk in
wardrobes, refrigerators stocked with drinks of your preference
and flat screen TVs with movies and music. During your voyage
relax on the pool deck or rejuvenate in the spa. Silversea offers at
least four dining venues on every ship, each meal accompanied by
a selection of red and white wines. After dinner, take a seat in the
show lounge, place a bet in the Casino or dance to live music.
*
Butler service in all suites
*
Meals in the restaurant or in the comfort of your suite
*
In suite refrigerator stocked daily
*
Beverages including Champagne and cocktails
*
On board entertainment
*
Transportation into the local town at most ports of call
For a full range of itineraries and departures, please contact our Reservations Consultants.
Pool Deck
Cape Town
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South Africa & Antarctica
White Desert
Antarctica
A flight across the Southern Ocean takes you into the interior of one
of the last great wildernesses on earth, where an ecological camp
with all home comforts will be the base for your chosen activities.
Travelling in a small group with experienced polar guides, two
breathtaking and unique experiences await.
Emperors & Mountains
9 nights from £38,830 per person
Spend a night in Cape Town before flying to Antarctica where
you will spend eight days on the ice, with the main highlight being a
visit to the colony of Emperor penguins at Ekstroem Shelf Ice about
a two hour flight from the camp. Waddling in long lines among the
ice cliffs and icebergs that provide a little shelter, they make a
memorable sight. The safari also includes adventures into the
surrounding mountains and other points of interest by four-wheel
all-terrain vehicles.
Departures 04 December 2013 and 27 November 2014*
Emperors & South Pole
9 nights from £58,160 per person
After a day spent discovering cosmopolitan Cape Town, begin an
eight day adventure which captures the glory of Antarctica in all its
savage beauty. The tour combines a visit to the Emperor colony with
a two day trip to the South Pole. A seven hour flight takes you from
the coast to 90 degrees south and the Geographic South Pole in what
has to be the last word in Antarctic ice safaris.
Departure 11 December 2014*
Itineraries are subject to change. No specific level of fitness is required to partake
in the tour, which comprises a maximum of 12 people. Price is per person and includes
return flights to Cape Town, airport transfers, 2 nights accommodation at One&Only
Cape Town, safety briefing and cocktail party in Cape Town, return flights to Antarctica,
all accommodation, food and drink whilst in Antarctica, guide fees, use of certain items of
polar clothing and all transport within Antarctica.* 2014 departure dates and prices are
provisional and subject to change. Extend your stay pre or post tour – our experienced
sales consultants will be happy to put together alternative, bespoke itineraries.
Add-on Experiences
Explore South Africa
Cape Town
and the Kalahari
Follow your Antarctic adventure with a
South African road trip. Drive south of Cape
Town towards the coast, through Hermanus
to Walker Bay. Spend a couple of nights in a
fynbos-clad nature reserve where activities
include nature walks, horse-riding, cave
explorations and whale-watching (when
in season) – shark cage diving and scenic
flights can also be arranged. Pause along the
Garden Route in Knysna and finish with a
safari experience in the Eastern Cape.
Combine Antarctica’s desert snowscape with
the sandy dunes and swaying grasses of the
Kalahari. Spend a couple of days in Cape
Town to explore the city’s cultural heritage
and natural assets before flying up to the
Kalahari. This wonderfully remote area
offers unique wildlife viewing opportunities,
being home to various species of antelope,
aardvark, the elusive pangolin, desert black
rhino, colonies of habituated meerkats
and the dark-maned Kalahari lion. Learn
from highly experienced guides or head out
on horseback through the pristine desert
wilderness.
6 nights from £2650pp
*
*
*
2 nights B&B at Cape Grace,
Cape Town
4 nights fully inclusive at Tswalu Kalahari Reserve
Internal flights
The Big Five
Follow a few nights in Cape Town with
a Big Five safari in one of South Africa’s
premier private reserves. Adjacent to
Kruger National Park, the exclusive lodges
of the Sabi Sand Game Reserve offer
exceptional wildlife viewing opportunities,
with a strong possibility of seeing the Big
Five, accompanied by expert guides.
*
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2 nights B&B at Ellerman House,
Cape Town
2 nights full board at Grootbos Private Nature Reserve, Gansbaai
2 nights B&B at Kanonkop House, Knysna
3 nights fully inclusive at Kwandwe Private Game Reserve
5 days car hire and private transfers to Kwandwe
* 2 nights B&B at One&Only Cape Town
* 3 nights fully inclusive at Singita Sabi Sand
* Internal flights
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Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe
Chirundu
ZAMBIA
Za
iver
ezi R
mb
Mana Pools
National Park
Kariba
Lake Kariba
Harare
Victoria Falls
ZIMBABWE
BOTSWANA
MOZAMBIQUE
Hwange National
Park
Bulawayo
Matobo Hills
Malilangwe
Wildlife Reserve
SOUTH AFRICA
Zimbabwe
INFINITELY THRILLING AND IRREPRESSIBLY FRIENDLY, ZIMBABWE
IS A LAND BEJEWELLED WITH DRAMATIC LANDSCAPES,
THUNDERING FALLS AND WILDLIFE RICH PLAINS WHERE NATURE
HAS NEVER FELT CLOSER.
A land to stir the heart and soul, Zimbabwe exceeds expectations many times over. Suffused with
colour and rich in culture its terrain encompasses endless plains dissected by majestic rivers, soaring
granite kopjes, forested valleys and stretches of absolute wilderness. Sheer remoteness adds to the
adventure, rising in the misty dawn to feel closer to nature than you could ever dream. In Hwange
National Park elephant wander through the encampments, congregating in their hundreds by the
water holes, whilst the blazing sunsets at Mana Pools are accompanied by the grunting of hippo as
they wallow in the waters of the mighty Zambezi. There are predators at large too – harder to find yet
supremely rewarding when spotted – adult lion and their cubs feasting on the night’s kill; a cheetah
stalking her prey. What better way to follow the exhilaration and exertions of a safari than with a
relaxing river cruise or to sit looking down on Lake Kariba with its skeleton-like semi-submerged
trees and abundance of antelope. And yet, Zimbabwe has not played its trump card. A distant thunder
grows closer. A curtain of shimmering vapour rises ahead. Victoria Falls announces its presence, and
the zip-wire riding, white water rafting, adrenalin pumping fun has just begun.
Best Experiences
When To Go
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The dry winter months between May and October are generally the best
months for game viewing as the grass is lower, the vegetation less dense
and the animals are driven to the waterholes to quench their thirst.
Temperatures are hot during the day but can drop significantly at night,
even falling below zero in Hwange. Daytime temperatures in October
can be exceptionally high. The rainy season is usually from December to
March, with beautiful, green landscapes. Victoria Falls are at their most
dramatic from March to May, though the mist created by such a volume
of water can obscure the views.
Fly across Victoria Falls gorge on a zip-wire
Picnic by a waterhole with hundreds of elephants in Hwange
Catch a spectacular bird’s eye view of the Falls from a private plane
Climb up Matobo’s granite kopjes for an incredible 360 degree view
Watch elephant families at close quarters as they wander through camp
Capture an amazing African sunset punctuated by Lake Kariba’s submerged skeleton trees
Take an elephant-back safari at Victoria Falls
Our Pricing
Visa Requirements
high season. Low season for Zimbabwe is generally between the months
of December to May, high season runs from June to October, though
many lodges offer the same rate year round. Supplements may apply
to peak periods such as Christmas and Easter. Prices are per person
per night based on 2 sharing (unless otherwise indicated) and itinerary
prices include return economy flights from London. Regional departures
and single supplements are available on request. Accommodation only
prices do not include flights. Where prices for our lodges/camps are
shown as fully inclusive this generally includes all food and drinks but
in most cases will exclude certain premium branded spirits, premium
wines and Champagne. Date restrictions, terms and conditions apply to
our special offers, please call for details.
British passport holders will require a visa which can be obtained either
in advance or on arrival.
GMT +2 hours
Flying Time
10 hours 55 minutes to Johannesburg, with onward flights of 1 hour 25
minutes to Bulawayo or 1 hour 40 minutes to Victoria Falls.
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Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe ~ Itineraries
Zimbabwe In Depth
Highlights of Zimbabwe
3 nights Elephant Camp, Victoria Falls (FI), 2 nights Little Makalolo
Camp, Hwange National Park (FI), 2 nights Changa Safari Camp,
Lake Kariba (FI) & 3 nights Ruckomechi Camp, Mana Pools National
Park (FI)
Price includes return international flights, 10 nights accommodation with
meals as specified and all internal flights.
The Best of Zimbabwe and Zambia
2 nights Elephant Camp, Victoria Falls (FI), 3 nights Little Makalolo
Camp, Hwange National Park (FI), 3 nights Ruckomechi Camp,
Mana Pools National Park (FI), 3 nights Shumba, Kafue National Park
(FI) & 1 night Toka Leya Camp, Livingstone (FI)
meals as specified and all internal flight, road and boat transfers.
Kafue
National Park
Lusaka
Lake Kariba
meals as specified, private charter flight to Malilangwe and scheduled
flight Buffalo Range to Johannesburg, Rovos Rail journey including a
game drive in Hwange National Park (from 01 July 2014) and transfers.
Meal basis: (B) Breakfast (FI) Fully Inclusive
Mana Pools
National Park
Livingstone
Victoria Falls
ZIMBABWE
Hwange
National Park
Singita
Pamushana
BOTSWANA
MOZAMBIQUE
SOUTH
AFRICA
Rovos Rail and Zimbabwe
1 night 131 Herbert Baker, Pretoria (B), 3 nights Rovos Rail train
journey to Victoria Falls (FI), 2 nights Victoria Falls Hotel, Victoria
Falls (B) & 2 nights Singita Pamushana, Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve (FI)
MALAWI
ZAMBIA
Kruger
National Park
Johannesburg
Victoria Falls
Aptly known as ‘the smoke that thunders’, and twice the height of
Niagara Falls, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of the Seven
Wonders of the World. Discovered by David Livingstone in 1855, the
Falls stretch for 1.7 kilometres across the Zambezi River between
Zimbabwe and Zambia and comprise five different cataracts, four of
them in Zimbabwe. During the peak flow months of February to April
spray typically rises 400 metres into the air, with night time lunar
rainbows visible during a full moon. A Rovos Rail destination, the Falls
are also a centre for adventure activities such as gorge swings and white
water rafting, as well as sundowner river cruises and game drives in the
national park.
Hwange National Park
Rarely crowded due to its enormity, Zimbabwe’s largest and oldest
national park protects one of the world’s largest concentrations of
elephant and buffalo and is home to more than 400 species of birds.
Once a royal hunting ground its terrain is largely woodland and open
savannah, sprinkled with waterholes to which the animals are drawn
during the dry June-to-October winter months.
Lake Kariba
Formed when the mighty Zambezi was dammed in the late 1950s, Lake
Kariba promises a tranquil escape, sipping sundowners during cruises
across its strikingly blue waters from which rise the famous
half-submerged mopane trees. Bird watching and boat-based game
viewing are the principal pastimes – hippo inhabiting the lagoons and
elephants splashing in the shallows. When the dam was created,
Operation Noah removed much local wildlife to the reserves along the
shore – game drives and walks are offered in Matusadona National Park.
Mana Pools
Meaning ‘four’ in the local Shona language, mana describes the four
large pools inland from the Zambezi River which form a magnet for
an abundance of birdlife, mammals and reptiles. Elephant are drawn
to the riverbanks in the dry season; expect also to see crocodile, lion,
leopard, cheetah and spotted hyena. Join guided walking safaris, game
drives through the acacia woodlands and canoeing expeditions, or relax
with a spot of river fishing. At night, the sound of hippos grunting is
simply magical.
Malilangwe Private Wildlife Reserve
Distinguished by varied terrain encompassing mopane forests, baobab
trees, grassy plains and rocky hills, this Big Five game reserve has set
aside 135,000 acres solely for Singita guests. The reserve’s special focus
is the reintroduction of black and white rhino – a programme bringing
substantial increases to both populations. Further recreations include
fishing, mountain biking, sunset cruises on the dam and visits to San
rock art sites.
Clockwise from above: Giraffe in Hwange National Park, Hippo at Mana Pools, Elephants at Little Makalolo Camp. Opposite page: Victoria Falls.
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Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe
Ruckomechi Camp
Changa Safari Camp
A Wilderness Camp in an enchanting setting where a close-to-nature experience is
guaranteed. Surrounded by grasslands, forests and strung out along the banks of the
Zambezi, the camp comprises ten superbly appointed tents with stone floors, wooden
beams and a spacious bathroom with indoor and outdoor showers. Communal areas
include a lounge, dining area, bar, small pool and star gazing deck. Game drives are
complemented by boat trips, nature walks and canoe safaris.
Set in a private concession in Matusadona National Park on the shores of Lake
Kariba, this sister camp to The Hide in Hwange comprises eight highly individual
tented suites. Stylishly decorated with modern African influences, each is en suite
with an outdoor shower and bath tub. Mealtimes are a relaxed affair in the dining
room or on the deck overlooking the lake. Activities include game viewing by boat
and vehicle, guided walks and fishing safaris.
Guide Price
Guide Price
Prices from £248-£349pppn on a fully inclusive basis with game viewing activites.
Mana Pools National Park
Lake Kariba
Lodge & Deck
Pool & Deck
Little Makalolo Camp
Bumi Hills Lodge and Spa
An intimate and exceptionally friendly Wilderness Camp in one of the park’s richest
game areas. The main camp areas and six stylish tents, each en suite with indoor and
outdoor showers, overlook a popular waterhole frequented by Hwange’s large herds
of elephant and buffalo. Guests will enjoy close-up viewing from the camp’s hide.
Follow a game drive or nature walk with a dip in the plunge pool and enjoy social
evenings around the camp fire.
A colonial ambience pervades this attractive lodge set on a hill overlooking Lake
Kariba. Floor-to-ceiling windows in the guest rooms make the most of the breathtaking views, the premier rooms featuring hillside balconies, the ideal place to watch
the sun set over the lake. Excellent cuisine is served in the main lodge, with its infinity
pool, spa, games room and braai. Participate in game drives, nature walks, fishing
trips and the exceptional sunset cruise on the lake.
Guide Price
Offers – Combination Savings with Wilderness Camps in Botswana and Zambia.
Guide Price
Prices from £212-£261pppn on a full board basis with activities.
Lake Kariba
Tent
Pool
The Hide
The Victoria Falls Hotel
Set in a private concession within the National Park, The Hide offers ten spacious
tented rooms and Tom’s Little Hide, a three bedroom house with lounge/dining area
and splash pool. All tents are en suite with outdoor showers, some with the addition
of a large indoor bath tub. Enjoy game drives, night drives and interpretive nature
walks around the camp accompanied by expert guides. Dine alfresco or in the dining
room and relax by the pool.
Just a ten minute stroll from the entrance to the Falls, and right next door to the
Rovos Rail arrival point, this iconic hotel luxuriates in expansive, colourful gardens.
Enjoy a bountiful afternoon tea in a colonial style lounge, dine alfresco on Stanley’s
Terrace or in style in the elegant Livingstone Room; evening buffets are presented at
Jungle Junction to the accompaniment of traditional African shows. A pool provides
further relaxation.
Guide Price
Guide Price
Victoria Falls
Outdoor Bath
Hotel Exterior
Singita Pamushana
Elephant Camp
A luxurious lodge perched high on a hill overlooking the Malilangwe Dam.
Accommodation comprises six boldly decorated suites, each with private plunge
pool, and a villa for exclusive use. The main lodge features an infinity pool and dining
decks with panoramic views. Enjoy game drives and nature walks with expert guides
– the reserve is home to the Big Five and a host of rare and endangered species – or
take a relaxing boat trip on the dam.
A relaxed camp located in the National Park within sight of Victoria Falls’ famous
spray curtain. The ultra-stylish main lodge has a convivial dining area, bar, sundeck
and small pool, whilst twelve spacious light canvas suites each boast air conditioning,
inside and outside showers, lounge and wooden deck with private plunge pool and
incredible views. Guests will have an opportunity to meet and interact with the
elephants at the Wild Horizons Wildlife Sanctuary during their stay.
Guide Price
Guide Price
Prices from £282pppn on a fully inclusive basis.
Victoria Falls
Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve
The Lodge
Suite
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Zambia & Malawi
Zambia & Malawi
ZAMBIA
Z a m b ez i R
Kafue
National
Park
South Luangwa
National Park
gw
aR
Lake
Malawi
Nkhata Bay
Lu
an
North
Luangwa
National Park
ive
r
TANZANIA
Mfuwe
MOZAMBIQUE
Lusaka
Lower Zambezi
National Park
Kafue River
Lilongwe
i ve
Liwonde
National Park
r
Livingstone
Kasane
BOTSWANA
Zambia & Malawi
SIMPLY EVERYTHING IS AWE INSPIRING, FROM THE TUMULTUOUS
HERDS OF WILDLIFE, TO THE ASTONISHING CATARACT KNOWN TO
THE LOCALS AS THE ‘SMOKE THAT THUNDERS’.
A walking safari in the South Luangwa will stir the soul. Wake early to zip open the tent and breathe
in the scent of wild sage, stepping out in the wilderness where hippos, elephants and crocodiles
congregate in the river’s oxbow lagoons and open sandbanks. It is a thrill to spot the first lion out on
the Busanga Plains, which stretch as far as the eye can see. Here, on this vast expanse of grasslands
and giant fig trees, are herds of tsessebe, hartebeest, zebra and buffalo. Golden brown lechwe sprint
across marshes; thousands of sandy puku antelope fill the horizon. After the game drive, head back to
camp and star gaze on beanbags sipping Amarula, lost for words as you gaze at the incredible African
sky. When the hot and dusty safari is done, the yearning for crystal clear water leads to Lake Malawi
where blissful relaxation beckons under swaying palms and romantically furnished cottages hint at a
peaceful, almost bohemian way of life. Lazy days may be followed by tranquil sundowners on board a
traditional dhow, finishing with a feast of freshly caught fish flavoured with exotic spices.
Likoma Island
Kaya Mawa
Victoria
Falls
Lake
Kariba
MALAWI
ZIMBABWE
Best Experiences
When To Go
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Visit Zambia’s game reserves in the dry winter months between May
and October when the days are clear and warm – October can be very
hot. Some camps close during the wetter summer months of December
to March. Malawi’s climate is sub-tropical, with the dry season from
May to November when the days are warm and nights are cooler. Expect
rains between December and March when hotels may close. The best
months for diving are June to December, when the visibility is clearest.
See a spectacular lunar rainbow at the falls during the full moon
Take afternoon tea on Livingstone Island overlooking the falls
Dine with your feet in the gentle, cooling waters of the Luangwa
Experience the thrill of game at close quarters on a walking safari
Watch the sunset over Lake Malawi on board a traditional dhow
Our Pricing
high season. Low season for Zambia and Malawi is generally between
the months of December to May, high season runs from July to October.
Supplements may apply to peak periods such as Christmas and Easter.
Prices are per person per night based on 2 sharing (unless otherwise
indicated) and itinerary prices include return economy flights from
London. Regional departures and single supplements are available
on request. Accommodation only prices do not include flights. Where
prices of our lodges/camps are shown as fully inclusive this generally
includes all food and drinks but in most cases will exclude certain
premium wines and Champagne. Date restrictions, terms and conditions
apply to our special offers, please call for details.
Visa Requirements
British passport holders will require a visa for Zambia which can be
obtained on arrival. Visas are not required for Malawi.
GMT +2 hours
Flying Time
Lusaka: 10 hours 10 minutes
Johannesburg – Livingstone: 1 hour 50 minutes
Johannesburg – Lilongwe: 2 hours 25 minutes
Mfuwe – Lilongwe: 50 minutes
Multi Centre
A stay on the shores of Lake Malawi is a refreshing extension to a
Zambian safari. For a dramatic finale, Victoria Falls will guarantee
lasting memories.
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Zambia & Malawi
Zambia & Malawi ~ Itineraries
Zambia & Malawi In Depth
Water & Walking Safari
ZAMBIA
Zambia & Malawi
Z a m b ez i R
r
Price includes international flights, 11 nights accommodation with
Kasane
meals as specified, internal flights Lusaka to South Luangwa and
BOTSWANA
South Luangwa to Lake Malawi and all road transfers.
Lake
Malawi
Nkhata Bay
Mfuwe
Likoma Island
MOZAMBIQUE
Kafue
National
Park
Lusaka
Kafue River
i ve
2 nights Chichele Presidential, South Luangwa (FI), 3 nights
Puku Ridge, South Luangwa (FI) & 6 nights Kaya Mawa,
Lake Malawi (FB)
South Luangwa
National Park
Lu
an
g
North
Luangwa
National Park
meals as specified, all internal flights and road transfers.
wa
Riv
er
TANZANIA
2 nights Royal Livingstone, Livingstone (B), 2 nights Chiawa
Camp, Lower Zambezi (FI) & 3 nights Nkwali, South Luangwa (FI)
Livingstone
Victoria
Falls
Lilongwe
Lower Zambezi
National Park
Lake
Kariba
ZIMBABWE
Liwonde
National Park
MALAWI
South Luangwa
National Park
Norman Carr Discovery
3 nights Kapani Lodge, South Luangwa (FI), 2 nights Mchenja
Bush Camp, South Luangwa (FI), 2 nights Luwi Bush Camp,
South Luangwa (FI) & 3 nights Chinzombo Lodge, South
Luangwa (FI)
Victoria Falls Zambia
The National Park of Mosi oa Tunya, meaning smoke that thunders,
lies along the upper Zambezi River. From vantage points such as knifeedge bridge and the lookout tree visitors can enjoy magnificent views
of the eastern cataract including the Boiling Pot, Devil’s Pool and the
main falls. Take afternoon tea on Livingstone Island by the edge of the
falls, join a Zambezi cruise or explore Livingstone town, a centre for
adventure activities.
South Luangwa
With visits particularly recommended during the dry season from April
to October, South Luangwa National Park boasts an exceptionally
high concentration of hippo, zebra and antelope, together with a huge
variety of bird species – over 400 at the last count. The Luangwa River
is the most intact major river system in Africa, and when in full flow
boat safaris are popular. Walking safaris are a speciality, bringing the
opportunity to see the unique wildlife at close quarters.
Lower Zambezi
This less developed part of the Zambezi offers a pure wilderness
experience based in comfortable lodges set directly on the riverfront.
June to September brings heightened opportunities to view the
abundant wildlife, especially elephant, lion, leopard and bird species
such as Bee Eaters and Fish Eagle. Fishing aficionados will appreciate
the myriad species along this stretch of the river, including Vundu,
Bream and the legendary Tiger Fish – September/October being the
prime fishing period.
Kafue
Zambia’s oldest and largest National Park accommodates visitors in
remote camps and lodges in unspoilt habitats known for their diversity
of wildlife. The park has an exceptionally large concentration of lions,
leopards, wild dog and abundant birdlife. Sightings are possible of
elusive species of wildebeest and antelope rarely found elsewhere in
southern Africa. Take the opportunity to enjoy a hot air balloon safari
over the dramatic landscape of wetlands and vast plains below.
Lake Malawi
The third largest lake in Africa, the ‘calendar lake’ reaches for three
hundred and sixty five miles into Mozambique, extending south from
its origins in the Great Rift Valley. Its dazzling bright waters are a
haven for sailors, windsurfers and kayakers whilst snorkellers and
divers will revel in the clear waters teeming with marine life. Lazy
days spent relaxing on the golden sands which fringe the shores can be
followed by sundowners aboard a traditional dhow.
Clockwise from above: Victoria Falls, Sundowners on safari, Lions. Opposite page: Hippos in the Zambezi River.
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Zambia
The Royal Livingstone
Chinzombo Lodge
With the Zambezi majestically gliding by, and the mist of Victoria Falls rising
downriver, the effect is entrancing. Set inside the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park,
zebra and giraffe roam through the grounds and the ambience is that of bygone
Africa. Each room is river-facing and complemented by an outdoor terrace where
afternoon tea can be served accompanied by river vistas. Delectable cuisine brings
together the tastes of Zambia for an authentic experience. Dine on board the unique
Royal Livingstone Express; a steam locomotive promising elegant dining. Spa
cabanas front the river bank for relaxing treatments; the gardens hide a good size
swimming pool. An abundance of wildlife experiences await discovery within the
national park and on the Zambezi. Guests enjoy complimentary entry to the Falls,
which are just a short stroll away through the gardens.
Designed by the award winning architects the lodge opened in June 2013. Each of the
six contemporary villas use the latest green power technology and feature a cooled
sleeping area, private plunge pool and a large shaded deck. Taking advantage of the
river front location teeming with wildlife, this eco minded lodge blends effortlessly
into the landscape. Walkways meander through the msikzi trees connecting the main
lounge, bar and dining area.
Livingstone
South Luangwa National Park
Guide Price
Prices from £429-£664pppn on a fully inclusive basis with park fees and game viewing activities.
Villa Bedroom
Hotel Gardens
Mchenja Bush Camp
Hotel Information
173 rooms.
15 minutes by road from Livingstone Airport.
This luxury bush camp in the heart of the National Park is run by Norman Carr
Safaris who have been operating photographic and walking safaris in the region since
1950. Nestling under a grove of ebony trees, five stylishly designed thatched-roof
tents with outdoor showers feature private decks overlooking the Luangwa River.
Activities centre around guided walks and exciting game drives – evening drives can
be especially rewarding – whilst camp facilities include a bar and plunge pool.
Guide Price
Prices from £216pppn on a bed & breakfast basis.
Offers – Honeymoon, Long Stay Saving.
Guide Price
Hotel Lounge
Outdoor Dining
Royal Chundu
Sanctuary Chichele Presidential Lodge
An exclusive lodge thirty minutes from Victoria Falls, set on the banks of the
Zambezi it is the first Relais & Châteaux property in Zambia. Fourteen suites with
thatched roofs and private decks blend harmoniously with their surroundings.
Choose from suites on the river bank or on an exclusive island. A visit to the Falls is
included whilst an array of optional activities encompasses bird watching and full
moon lunar rainbow trips.
With its turn-of-the-century elegance, Chichele Lodge comprises ten air-conditioned
suites, each with French doors onto individual balconies overlooking a magnificent
valley in the National Park. Once a private presidential retreat, this hilltop property
has been artfully restored by Sanctuary Retreats to offer year-round hospitality, the
long terrace being a perfect spot to enjoy breakfast or afternoon tea. Children of all
ages are welcome.
Guide Price
Guide Price
Offer - Long Stay Saving.
Nr Livingstone
Main Lodge
Chiawa Camp
Sanctuary Puku Ridge Camp
This award-winning camp, comprises nine tents set beside the Zambezi. Shaded by
mahogany trees, each is en suite with indoor and outdoor showers and deck facing the
river. Being located inside the national park it is renowned for canoeing, although the
bush walks and game drives are equally unforgettable. Take a sunset river cruise
before dining on an island or at a table in a gently-flowing part of the river.
Blending seamlessly with its surroundings on a remote escarpment in the South
Luangwa Valley, this is an authentic tented experience in one of Zambia’s best game
viewing areas. The spacious bush tents are furnished in a contemporary style with
indoor and outdoor showers, private balcony with views of the waterhole. Activities
include walking safaris and game drives where leopard and lion may be spotted.
Guide Price
Prices from £423-£690pppn on a fully inclusive with park fees and game viewing activities.
Guide Price
Lower Zambezi National Park
Suite
Elephant in front of Camp
Main Camp
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Botswana
ZAMBIA
Caprivi
Kasane
Strip
Okavango
Delta
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Chobe National Park
Moremi
Game Reserve
NAMIBIA
Nxai Pan National Park
ZIMBABWE
Maun
Makgadikgadi
Pans
Central Kalahari
Game Reserve
Kgalagadi
Transfrontier
National Park
BOTSWANA
Gaborone
SOUTH AFRICA
Botswana
ABUNDANT WILDLIFE, WATERY DELTAS, DRY DESERT SALT PANS
AND ULTRA-CHIC BUSH SANCTUARIES – BOTSWANA’S UNRIVALLED
WILDERNESS AWAITS.
Punt silently along Botswana’s picturesque waterways in a dugout canoe, past swaying reeds and tall
grasses. This placid wilderness of lagoons, grassland and flooded plains is home to huge numbers of
birds and animals, including hippos wallowing in deep channels and the largest concentration of
elephants in Africa. On an island at the heart of the Okavango Delta lies the Moremi Game Reserve,
boasting a range of eco-systems from grassland and woodland to waterside. In the Kalahari, vultures
soar on the thermals, looking down on the Makgadikgadi with its mile upon mile of shimmering white
salt pans stretching endlessly to the horizon, its sandy expanses holding only a peppering of
thornbush and the odd sighting of meerkat, mongoose and hyena. This is the territory of the huntergatherer San people with their clicking tongues, wide grins and jovial spirits. Quad bikes provide an
exciting way to discover the dusty pans. Venture into Chobe National Park where the wetlands and
waterways are alive with hippos, crocodiles, waterbirds, buffalos, big cats and more. For more
leisurely wildlife viewing, take a river cruise on board a luxurious houseboat on the Upper Zambezi,
where the river is broad and languid. Botswana is wilderness as it should be, unspoilt and unsurpassed.
Best Experiences
When To Go
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The best time to visit Botswana for game viewing in the delta areas is
during the dry winter season from April to October when animals are
drawn to water sources. Days are warm and sunny although nights can
drop below freezing – in October temperatures can be particularly hot.
The Okavango area tends to be more moderate than the Kalahari where
seasonal differences are more extreme and activities vary according to
wet (November – March) and dry (April – October) seasons.
Participate in elephant conservation first-hand and enjoy interaction with a resident herd
Go game viewing by mokoro canoe for a unique, ground-level perspective
Observe colonies of habituated meerkat at close quarters
Ride on horseback through the delta channels
Our Pricing
Our pricing aims to give an indication of the price range from low
to high season. Low season for Botswana is generally between the
months of January and March, high season runs from June to October.
prices of our lodges/camps are shown as fully inclusive this generally
premium wines and Champagne. Date restrictions, terms and conditions
apply to our special offers, please call for details.
Visa Requirements
British passport holders require a visa which can be obtained on arrival.
GMT +2 hours
Flying Time
Johannesburg – Maun/Kasane: 1 hour 30 minutes
Cape Town – Maun: 2 hours 40 minutes
Multi Centre
Botswana’s diversity offers contrasting experiences within the country,
from the Delta’s waterways to the dry desert pans. Itineraries can easily
be extended to include time in neighbouring Zambia, Zimbabwe or
Namibia.
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Botswana
Botswana In Depth
Camp Locator
The Okavango Delta
Combination Camps
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Chobe National Park
Moremi
Okavango
Delta
1.
Tubu Tree Camp
2. Xakanaxa Camp
3. Macatoo Camp
Maun
4. Abu Camp
BOTSWANA
5. Xigera Camp
6. andBeyond Nxabega
Okavango Delta
7.
2
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andBeyond Xaranna
8. Chiefs Camp
Dry Camps
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Mombo Camp
10. Chitabe Camp
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Maun
Chobe National Park
Named after the Chobe River, the Park has lush floodplains which
attract a thrilling array of wild animals and birds. The world’s largest
concentration of elephants can be found here, Cape Buffalo roam in
large numbers and game drives frequently bring viewings of giraffe,
lion and leopard. Due to its proximity to Victoria Falls, the park makes
the ideal combination with Zambia or Zimbabwe. Take sundowners
whilst gently cruising the river – the perfect way to end the day.
Linyanti
Tucked away in the north western corner of Chobe National Park,
Linyanti’s riverine woodlands, lagoons and flood plains provide the
perfect habitat for large concentrations of zebra, sable and giraffe –
leopard are common in the woodlands whilst lion, wild dog and hyena
prowl the grasslands. Game drives depart both day and night from
many of the camps; bird watchers can spot a glorious variety of species
in the reed and papyrus swamps.
Okavango Delta
The lattice of islands, channels and lagoons that form the Okavango
Delta extend over 15,000 square kilometres with less than 2 metres
variation in height across the expanse. This idyllic habitat supports
150 species of mammals and over 500 species of birds, mokoro canoe
safaris offer a unique perspective. Waters drained from the Angola
highlands fill the delta from April to October and shrink to shallow
pools in winter. Water and land based activities can be enjoyed
dependent on water levels and the camp location. Dry camps offer
land only activities, whilst combination camps enjoy both water and
land adventures.
Kalahari
From quad biking in the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans to joining walks
guided by local bushmen as they follow footprints across the terrain,
the Central Kalahari Game Reserve offers a wealth of exceptional
attractions. The second largest game reserve in the world, it comprises
bush and grasslands which during the rainy season attract large
concentrations of giraffe, brown hyena, cheetah, leopard and lion, with
large herds of gemsbok and springbok constantly on the move.
Moremi Game Reserve
Partly in the Okavango Delta, with around one third being mainland
savannah, forests and floodplains, the Moremi provides extraordinary
elephant interaction and the rare opportunity to view wild rhino in
Botswana. When water levels are high it is possible to combine landbased game viewing activities with mokoro safaris along lily-filled
waterways alive with wildlife, pods of hippo, crocodile and notable
species of bird such as Pel’s Fishing Owl and Wattled Crane.
Clockwise from above: Mokoro Safari, Red Lechwe, Zebra. Opposite page: Elephants in the Delta.
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Botswana
Abu Camp
Okavango Delta
ZAMBIA
Caprivi
Botswana & Zimbabwe
3 nights andBeyond Nxabega, Okavango Delta (FI), 2 nights
andBeyond Xaranna, Okavango Delta (FI) & 2 nights Elephant
Camp, Victoria Falls (FI)
Best of Botswana
Chobe National Park
Moremi
Game Reserve
NAMIBIA
ZIMBABWE
Maun
Makgadikgadi
Pans
African Horseback Adventure
Victoria Falls
Okavango
Delta
meals as specified, all internal flights, boat and road transfers.
4 nights Ant’s Hill, Waterbeg (FI) & 3 nights Macatoo Camp,
Okavango Delta (FI)
Kasane
Strip
Central Kalahari
Game Reserve
Kgalagadi
Transfrontier
National Park
BOTSWANA
Gaborone
In a pristine pocket of riverine forest, Abu Camp offers a unique elephant safari
experience and chic stylish, accommodation. Spacious wood and canvas tents,
Afro-Bedouin in style, feature high ceilings and elevated decks sculptured around the
ancient trees. Guests may choose to spend a night in the Elephant Star Bed, set on a
raised deck open to the skies, whilst elephants and hippos slumber nearby. The main
lounge and dining area is complete with antique furnishings, the library containing a
wealth of guides. The relaxing bar deck and camp fire are ideal for sundowners and
enjoying alfresco dining. In addition to the regular game drives, a highlight of any stay
here is the opportunity to participate in the elephant research and conservation
programme. Riding and walking with the resident herd through the bush provides
unforgettable memories.
Camp Exterior
Hotel Information
Ant’s Hill
Johannesburg
SOUTH AFRICA
6 tented suites.
30 minutes by light aircraft from Maun Airport followed by 20 minutes by road.
Guide Price
Offers – Long Stay Saving.
8 nights from £7045per person
3 nights Xakanaxa Lodge, Okavango Delta (FI), 2 nights Zarafa
Camp, Linyanti (FI) & 3 nights Jacks Camp, Kalahari (FI)
Meal basis: (FI) Fully Inclusive
Suite
Tubu Tree Camp
Okavango Delta
Set in an area of grassland, forest and floodplains the camp offers opportunities to
view giraffe, elephant, lion and lechwe. In addition to day and night safaris, guests can
enjoy catch-and-release fishing and go exploring by mokoro. A hide, twenty minutes
from camp, is famed for its excellent leopard sightings. The ten luxury tents, raised on
decks to take in the spectacular scenery offer a high level of comfort.
Guide Price
Camp Exterior
Xigera Camp
Okavango Delta
The utterly private Xigera stands on an island at the heart of the Delta in the Moremi
Game Reserve. Year round water allows an unparalleled variety of activities including
the traditional mokoro boat safaris. Tented rooms offer every comfort and views across
the floodplains with a chance to view the exceptional birdlife; dip into the plunge pool
and savour meals in the boma or the dining area overlooking the water.
Guide Price
Clockwise from above: Elephant in the Delta, Meerkats, Buffalo Herd
Camp Exterior
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Xakanaxa Camp
Mombo Camp
Pronounced Ka-ka-na-ka, this camp in the Moremi Game Reserve commands a
prime location by the Khwai River overlooking the Xakanaxa lagoon, and is one of
the only safari camps able to provide guests with a year-round land and water game
viewing experience. Travelling in open land rovers, boats or mokoro canoes through
the landscape which ranges from open savannah and riverine forests to lagoons and
seasonal floodplains, daily safaris bring opportunities to see a prolific range of
wildlife. The camp itself radiates warmth and charm, with accommodation in the
form of twelve luxuriously equipped tents set on wooden platforms all overlooking
the river which flows gently by. Meals are served in the dining room, although guests
may choose to dine in private. A star gazing deck allows a sparkling view of the
African night sky; a swimming pool invites cool relaxation.
Comprising nine spacious tents, this Premier Wilderness Safaris Camp lies on the
private Mombo Island within the Okavango Delta. Prolific game can often be viewed
directly from the private thatched salas – built to maximise views over the plains.
Game drives explore the savannah and floodplain, where black and white rhino are
regularly spotted. Excellent amenities include a plunge pool, gym and game viewing
hide. Early booking is essential.
Okavango Delta
Okavango Delta
Guide Price
Chitabe Camp
Hotel Information
Okavango Delta
12 tents.
25 minutes by light aircraft from Maun Airport followed by 15 minutes by road.
Bordered by the Moremi Game Reserve, this private concession occupies a beautiful
Delta island. Eight spacious Meru-style tents are raised on wooden decks, each en
suite with indoor and outdoor showers and views across the floodplain. Relax by
the pool or observe nature from the lounge and dining area. Wildlife can be viewed
on day and night game drives or on expertly guided walks through a diverse array of
habitats. A Classic Wilderness Safaris Camp.
Guide Price
Main Camp
andBeyond Nxabega Okavango
Tented Camp – Okavango Delta
Guide Price
Tent
andBeyond Xaranna Okavango Delta Camp
Okavango Delta
Meaning “Place of Giraffe”, Nxabega lies in an exclusive concession near permanent
water channels. Nine elegantly furnished safari tents with en suite showers are raised
on wooden platforms to provide unforgettable views over the expansive waterways.
Delicious Pan-African meals are served indoors or outdoors under the canopy of
ebony trees. Experience a walking safari, delight in a mokoro excursion and enjoy the
variety of bird life.
Guide Price
Offer – Honeymoon, Long Stay Saving.
Camp Exterior
Camp Boma
andBeyond Xaranna lies on a private concession combining a superb array of water
and wilderness activities. Accessible only by boat during the high water season the
camp takes inspiration from the surrounding lagoons filled with water lilies. Nine
stunning tents are equipped with air conditioning, a romantic sala and plunge pool
with views across the bush. Dine in candlelit elegance before joining a night drive –
guided walks and mokoro trips are also available.
Tent
Macatoo Camp
Guide Price
Offers – Honeymoon, Long Stay Saving.
Camp Exterior
Sanctuary Chief’s Camp
Okavango Delta
Okavango Delta
Macatoo specialises in horseback riding safaris – an ideal way to explore the
labyrinthine channels, palm islands and fertile floodplains forming the Okavango
Delta. Ride beautiful horses that range from 14 to 18 hands to get close to herds
of zebra and giraffe. Track elephant and buffalo and view an exotic array of
local birdlife. The camp itself features eight large tents with private verandas,
well-appointed main tent and a private pool tucked away beneath the canopy.
Chief’s Island in the exclusive Mombo Concession of the Moremi Game Reserve,
known as the predator capital of Africa, is the setting for this sumptuous bush camp.
Twelve secluded bush pavilions boast every comfort, from en suite accommodation
with indoor and outdoor showers to a seating area and game viewing deck with
hammock. Spa relaxation follows exhilarating game drives; fine cuisine is enjoyed
around the fire pit overlooking the flood plains.
Guide Price
Horseback Safari
Guide Price
Outdoor Dining
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Zarafa Camp
Zambezi Queen
Photographic opportunities abound in this exclusive eco-friendly camp on the
320,000 acre Selinda Reserve, each spacious tented suite containing semiprofessional camera equipment for guests’ use throughout their stay. Evoking the
atmosphere of a 1920’s safari, the four marquis-style tents feature lounge area with
telescope, open fire and en suite bathroom complete with a deep copper bath, indoor
and outdoor showers and a private pool shaded by the surrounding ebony trees.
Exhilarating game drives are assured thanks to the abundance of wildlife attracted by
the perennial waters of the Selinda Spillway and Linyanti marshes from the comfort
of custom built 4x4 vehicles. Sundowners and brunches are especially memorable
served aboard the luxurious camp boat on the Zibadianja lagoon. Dining is
sophisticated and intimate served in the dining tent surrounded by safari antiques.
A stylish and sophisticated luxury African river safari boasting an unparalleled level
of designer chic. The Zambezi Queen features an upper deck lounge, bar, sun deck
with plunge pool and an elegant dining room that enjoys unobstructed views over the
water and floodplains on three sides. Just fourteen suites promise an exclusive
experience, each furnished in modern African décor and arranged in such a way that
no-one passes in front of the window. Four Master Suites are located at the front of
the vessel with balconies and views on two sides. A full breakfast, buffet lunch and
formal dining in the evening are included, with complimentary local wines and beers.
Two and three night cruises are offered; complimentary activities include water-based
safari by tender boat, a cultural village visit and seasonal fishing.
Selinda Reserve
Chobe River
Tent
Boat
Boat Information
Hotel Information
14 suites.
10 minutes by tender boat from Kasane.
4 tented suites.
45 minutes by light aircraft from Maun, followed by 45 minutes by road.
Guide Price
Prices from £1298-£1575pp based on a 2 night cruise on a fully inclusive basis with game
viewing activities.
Guide Price
Price from £837-£1308pppn on a fully inclusive basis with game viewing activities.
Outdoor Dining
Suite
Selinda Explorers Camp
Sanctuary Chobe Chilwero
Set overlooking the famous Selinda Spillway, this exclusive-use camp consists of four
custom-designed tents making it ideal for families and friends travelling together.
The camp has been designed and built with minimum environmental footprint and
allows guests to be transported back to an authentic safari camp feel whilst enjoying
modern hospitality and luxury. Join private 4x4 game drives, guided wildlife walks or
canoe safaris before settling down after dinner for nightcaps – served alfresco.
Bordering an area which holds Africa’s largest concentration of elephants, this
captivating lodge located on a hill side with views over the Chobe River comprises
fifteen cottages and impressive facilities including a split-level swimming pool and
full service spa. Each room has a free-standing bath and private garden where
gourmet dinners can be served. River cruises bring up-close encounters with buffalos
and elephants. Day trips can be arranged to Victoria Falls.
Guide Price
Based on 4 people.
Guide Price
Offer – Long Stay Saving
Selinda Reserve
Chobe National Park
Dining Tent
Duma Tau Camp
Jacks Camp
Nestling under a grove of mangosteen trees close to the Linyanti swamp, this Classic
Wilderness Safaris Camp comprises ten well-appointed en suite tented rooms on
raised walkways. Each has a split bedroom and bathroom area with indoor and
outdoor shower. A close-to-nature wildlife experience awaits – elephants trumpeting
at night and the sound of hippos close by. Join the day and night game drives or take a
river cruise on the serene waters of the Linyanti Marsh.
Award-winning Jack’s Camp is based in the Makgadikgadi Pans and offers a genuine
desert experience. The classic 1940’s style canvas tents provide atmospheric living
graced by Persian rugs and paraffin lamps. Learn about the Kalahari on walks guided
by Zu/’hoasi Bushmen, explore the salt pans on quad bikes during the dry season and
witness the great wildebeest and zebra migration during the wet season. The area is
renowned for its habituated meerkats, giving guests an unforgettable experience.
Guide Price
Guide Price
Prices from £761-£953ppppn on a fully inclusive basis with game viewing activities.
Linyanti Reserve
Main Lodge
Makgadikgadi Salt Pans
Tent
Tent
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Namibia
Namibia
Kasane
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e Riv
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Kune
Skeleton
Coast
Park
Onguma
Game Reserve
vi Strip
Capri
Etosha National Park
Ongava
Game
Damaraland Reserve
Brandberg
Mountain
NAMIBIA
Swakopmund
Walvis Bay
ATLANTIC
OCEAN
Windhoek
Namib Naukluft
National Park
Sesriem
Sossusvlei
Dunes
NamibRand
Nature Reserve
BOTSWANA
Lüderitz
Fish River
Canyon
SOUTH AFRICA
Namibia
ETHEREAL EXPANSES OF SAND DUNES MERGE INTO WILD, COASTAL
WILDERNESS IN THIS SUN-BAKED LAND WHERE DRAMATIC LANDSCAPES
REACH TO THE DISTANCE AND THE SUNSETS ARE SPELLBINDING.
Namibia, not only a nature lover’s paradise but a photographer’s dream. Sunrise reveals a shoreline
flanked by a mesmerising sea of sand dunes, reflecting glorious reds and oranges in the unsullied
morning light. This is nature laid bare – the early morning mists drifting inland around the lunar
landscape of Damaraland, where gemsbok and ostrich roam the rocky plains. There are pre-historic
rock engravings and petrified forests here too, whilst further south the one hundred mile long Fish
River Canyon invites exploration. Relax on Swakopmund’s beaches or venture north to the
uninhabited desert plains of the Skeleton Coast – one of the most atmospheric places on earth.
Desert-adapted elephant, lion and giraffe roam the dry river courses; driftwood, shipwrecks and
whale skeletons sprinkle the shoreline. In world-class Etosha National Park – the ‘great white place’
of endless salt pans – delight in tracking black-faced impala and rhino beneath wide horizons and
clear, unpolluted skies. For adventure amidst dramatic desert mountain scenery head for the Kunene
River and the homelands of the Himba, semi-nomadic goat herders who paint themselves with red
ochre. Take a wilderness journey to experience turn-of-the-century camping that recreates the sense
of game viewing during the time of the great African explorers, or take to the skies in a hot air balloon,
drifting silently over a sea of desert dunes. Colour is everywhere. Namibia awaits.
Best Experiences
When To Go
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Namibia is generally pleasant year round with less rain than
neighbouring countries. December to March can be more humid and
rain may be expected. April and May are the greenest months, with
some beautiful landscapes. Between June and August, temperatures can
be cooler, dropping dramatically at night in the desert however these
drier months can be ideal for game viewing as the animals seek out the
waterholes. September and October are generally considered the best
months for game viewing as the vegetation is less dense.
Climb to the top of Big Daddy dune for uninterrupted 360 degree views of Sossusvlei’s dunes
Watch the sunrise over the dunes from a hot air balloon
Track black rhino on foot in Damaraland with the Save the Rhino trust
Explore the diverse cultures and visit a Himba tribe
Sleep out under the wide, clear and starry desert skies
Take a tour to the Cape Fur Seal colony at Cape Cross
Our Pricing
Our pricing aims to give an indication of the prices in low and high
season. Low season for Namibia is generally between the months
of January to May, high season runs from mid June to October.
Supplements may apply to peak periods such as Christmas and
Easter. Prices are based on 2 sharing (unless otherwise indicated)
and itinerary prices include return economy flights from London.
Regional departures and single supplements are available on request.
Accommodation only prices do not include flights. Where prices of our
lodges/camps are shown as fully inclusive this generally includes all
food and drinks but in most cases will exclude certain premium wines
and Champagne. Date restrictions, terms and conditions apply to our
special offers, please call for details.
GMT +1 hour
Flying Time
Johannesburg - Windhoek: 2 hours
Cape Town - Walvis Bay: 1 hour
Self Drive Tours
The roads in Namibia are generally long, straight and navigable (with
the right vehicle) so self drive itineraries are easily arranged. Our
reservations consultants will be happy to help prepare a tailor-made
self drive route.
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Namibia ~ Itineraries
Namibia In Depth
Namibrand Reserve
Close to Sossusvlei and bordered by the rugged Nubib Mountains
to the east, the 200,000 hectare NamibRand is a privately managed
game reserve where wildlife roam in a fence-free environment. Due
to its diverse range of habitat from red sand dunes to huge plains, the
reserve is able to sustain an impressive variety of species including
gemsbok, zebra, Bat-Eared fox, Cape Fox and spotted hyena, whilst
kudu, leopard and baboon inhabit the rockier terrain. The spectacular
landscape is a photographers dream with the earthy ochres and red
tones changing throughout the day. By night, star gazers are treated
to a dazzling display in the vast sky.
Caprivi Strip
An excellent combination with visits to Zambia or Botswana, the
strip also borders Angola and Zimbabwe. It is the habitat for the
critically endangered African Wild Dog as well as being the corridor
for elephant moving from Botswana and Namibia into Angola.
Lion, crocodile and buffalo are also present in significant numbers,
conveniently viewed from the riverside lodges within the national
parks, allowing the opportunity to enjoy land and boat photographic
safaris. The area is home to six different African tribes providing a
colourful fusion of culture and ancient traditions.
Vineyard & Desert Self Drive
3 nights Steenberg, Cape Town (B), 2 nights Okonjima,
Waterberg (HB), 1 night Cornerstone Guesthouse,
Swakopmund (B), 2 nights Little Kulala, Sossusvlei (FI)
& 2 nights GocheGanas, Windhoek (HB)
Swakopmund
This and quaint and distinctly Germanic town is set on Namibia’s west
coast between the Namib Desert and the dramatic Atlantic Ocean.
The town’s lighthouse dominates the skyline, whilst private tours of
the coastal area bring opportunities to visit the atmospheric Skeleton
Coastal Park, Walvis Bay with its flamingo population and the seal
colony at Cape Cross. Swakopmund museum is brimming with exhibits
on Namibia’s history, flora and fauna.
Etosha
The size of Holland, Etosha National Park contains a salt pan so vast
that it is visible from outer space, and many waterholes around which
congregates an impressive diversity of wildlife. Visitors can expect to
see large numbers of elephant, springbok and zebra, plus sightings of
leopard, lion and rhino. Plentiful birdlife includes the European Bee
Eater and ostrich. Safari lodges are located in reserves on the edge of
the park, enabling safaris within private concessions as well as in the
main park.
Sossusvlei
Sossusvlei lies within the Namib-Naukluft National Park, the largest
conservation area in Africa. Nothing can quite prepare you for the
sight of the enormous sand dunes that provide heart-stopping vistas at
sunrise and sunset, some like Big Daddy and Big Mama rising to
a height of almost 400 metres. Drive the dunes in 4x4 vehicles for a
close-up experience, or catch a bird’s eye view from a small plane or
hot air balloon.
Skeleton Coast
As eerie as its name suggests, the Skeleton Coast is a 500 mile stretch
of wild and windswept shoreline. The collision of Namib Desert
heat and cold Benguela current which flows offshore causes fog and
unexpectedly cold sea breezes, perhaps the reason behind so many
shipwrecks. Wander past whale carcasses keeping an eye open for the
semi-precious stones which litter the landscape, or take a scenic flight
to view the drama from above.
Damaraland
Scenically breathtaking and culturally fascinating, Damaraland
extends 200 kilometres inland from the Skeleton Coast, its semidesert wilderness being home to communities of Damara people.
Desert-adapted elephant, Black rhino, giraffe and springbok thrive in
this harsh environment. Visitors can look forward to seeing the 6,000
year old rock engravings at Twyfelfontein and the petrified forest with
its 250 million year old fossilised logs. The burning red sunsets of the
Brandberg, known locally as Fire Mountain, are spectacular and not to
be missed.
Clockwise from top: Quiver Tree in the Desert, Zebras at a Waterhole, Black Rhino
and Calf. Opposite page: Petrified Forest.
Kasane
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Kune
Skeleton
Coast Park
Etosha National Park
Price includes international flights, 10 nights accommodation
with meals as specified, road transfers in Cape Town and group S
car hire in Namibia.
Namibia Horizons Flying Safari
1 night Hotel Heinitzburg, Windhoek (B), 2 nights Onguma
Tented Camp, Etosha (FI), 2 nights Okahirongo River Camp,
Kunene River (FI) & 2 nights Wolwedans Dunes Lodge,
NamibRand Nature Reserve (FI)
meals as specified, private plane transfers throughout and all
road transfers.
Onguma
Game Reserve
Damaraland
Strip
Chobe
River
Ongava
Game
Reserve
Waterberg
Swakopmund
Walvis Bay
Caprivi
NAMIBIA
Windhoek
BOTSWANA
Namib Naukluft
National Park
Sossusvlei
Dunes
NamibRand
Nature Reserve
Lüderitz
ATLANTIC
OCEAN
Fish River
Canyon
Caprivi Explorer
2 nights Royal Livingstone, Livingstone (B), 2 nights Susuwe
Island Lodge, Caprivi Strip (FI), 2 nights N’Kasa Lupala Lodge,
Caprivi Strip (FI) & 3 nights Zambezi Queen, Chobe River (FI)
meals as specified and all road and boat transfers.
Meal basis: (B) Breakfast, (HB) Half Board, (FI) Fully Inclusive
SOUTH AFRICA
Cape Town
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Namibia
Okahirongo River Camp
Wolwedans
This remote camp in Namibia’s Marienfluss region is accessible by air. Bisected by
the Kunene River, the region is home to the Himba people, whose villages can be
visited during your stay. Accommodation is provided by five chic tents and a family
unit, each with wooden floors, four-poster beds, splendid showers and spacious
viewing decks. Cuisine is African-Italian, a large swimming pool is perfect for a dip
after a nature drive.
A seductive desert hideaway comprising four stylish camps, this is a place to unwind
whilst getting close to raw nature. Dune Camp is an intimate retreat with modern
safari tents, whilst Dunes Lodge features spacious chalets and a pool. Private Camp
is more colonial in style, or a touch of exclusivity can be found at Boulders Camp.
Enjoy guided nature drives, walks and scenic balloon flights can be arranged at
extra charge.
Guide Price
Prices from £342-£372pppn on a fully inclusive basis with activities.
Guide Price
Prices from £347pppn on a fully inclusive basis with activities.
Marienfluss Region
NamibRand Nature Reserve
Tent
Dune Camp Tent
Okonjima Plains Camp
Little Kulala
The chance to view leopard on thrilling safaris and to track large carnivores such as
cheetah, wild dog and hyena draws wildlife lovers to the Okonjima Game Reserve,
home of the AfriCat Foundation whose principal focus is conservation through
education and research. Midway between Windhoek and the Etosha National Park,
the newly refurbished Plains Camp is complete with lap pool and luxurious rooms
with views over the grassy plains.
The raised kulala thatched villas in this Premier Wilderness Camp are uniquely
adapted to desert conditions, the climate-controlled interiors being graced by exquisite
fixtures including a rooftop skybed for romantic stargazing, indoor and outdoor
showers, bleached decks and a private plunge pool. Join morning game drives to the
towering dunes of Sossusvlei, take a balloon safari or a camel ride into the desert and
experience the sundowner tour – one of the Namib’s most scenic adventures.
Guide Price
Prices from £182pppn including full board.
Guide Price
Prices from £504-£747pppn on a fully inclusive basis with selected activities.
Omboroko Mountains
Kulala Wilderness Reserve
Game Viewing
GocheGanas Nature Reserve
& Wellness Village
Desert Rhino Camp
Damaraland
Central Namibia
An exclusive and original wilderness experience awaits in Damaraland’s vast
Palmwag private concession. This Classic Wilderness Safaris Camp comprises eight
spacious Meru-style tents with en suite bathroom and a central mess tent with dining
area and comfortable lounge overlooking the plains. Run in conjunction with the
Save the Rhino Trust, stays here contribute to the Trust’s work and guests may join
the team as they track Africa’s largest free-ranging population of black rhino.
Guide Price
Main Lodge
Offering a unique combination of exceptional wildlife and wellness experiences, each
chalet boasts an elegant en suite bathroom and private deck, some also benefit from
an outdoor shower. Dine in style under the stars overlooking the private nature
reserve which is home to twenty five different species and a host of birdlife. Game
drives, mountain biking and wildlife trails are complemented by outstanding spa
facilities including a heated indoor pool, outdoor pool and granite cave-like sauna.
Tent
Guide Price
Prices from £145-£168pppn on a half board basis.
Chalet
Onguma Tented Camp
Susuwe Island Lodge
With an eye for distinctive design this is real safari chic. Positioned close to
a waterhole within the Onguma Reserve, the camp promises a genuine bush
experience combined with every luxury from a wine cellar to a rim-flow swimming
pool and wooden sundeck. Sophisticated, canvas-roofed tents feature wooden decks
overlooking the reserve. The gate to Etosha National Park is just minutes away and
night drives may be enjoyed within the private reserve.
With its riverine forest, savannah, wetlands and Kalahari woodlands, Bwabwata
National Park is prime territory for an abundance of big game such as buffalo, hippo,
lion, leopard and many antelope species. Hidden away in this pristine wilderness, the
lodge offers accommodation in just six suites, each complete with a desk and lounge
area, en suite bathroom, wooden deck and private plunge pool. Game drives are
complemented by relaxing sunrise and sunset cruises.
Guide Price
Prices from £222-£234pppn on a half board basis with game viewing activity.
Guide Price
Onguma Game Reserve
Caprivi Strip
Camp Exterior
Sundowners
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Kenya
Lake
Turkana
KENYA
UGANDA
Samburu
National
Reserve
Shaba
National
Reserve
Laikipia
National Reserve
Nanyuki
Aberdare
National Park
Lake Naivasha
Nairobi
Amboseli
National
Park
Mount
Kilimanjaro
TANZANIA
Bounteous wildlife and bead-clad tribes people; gourmet bush dining under a canopy of trees, the silver
cutlery and white linen gleaming in the moonlight. Kenya holds unforgettable sights and surprises at
every turn. To the south, elephants traverse Amboseli National Park in the shadow of Mount Kilimanjaro,
a dry and dusty land dappled with swamplands to attract nature’s giants, the early light of dawn turning
the snow on the peaks into an ethereal pink. Unspoilt tropical beaches stretch along a glorious coastline,
with miles of coral reef that, when the tide is low enough, can be reached across the sand. Lush plantations
of banana, sugarcane, coconut, sisal and cashew nut cover the verdant coastal strip, nurtured by equatorial
rains. Inland lie the wondrous sights of the Great Rift Valley and the Masai Mara Game Reserve where
wildebeest and zebra mass for the Great Migration. In turn, the predators gather – lion and hyena
scenting their prey. The scene creates one of the greatest wildlife shows on earth. More natural wonder
awaits on nearby Lake Nakuru, the giraffe, rhino, waterbuck and tree-climbing lions taking second place
to the pink explosion of over a million flamingos dotting the soda lake’s surface. To the country’s north,
Mount Kenya rises majestically to the only peak where snow is found on the equator, brooding above an
array of scenery from vast open savannah in Samburu to the dry plains and kopjes of Shaba National
Reserve. Nature in the raw, viewed best from captivating wilderness camps topped by decadent Kenyan
skies assuring endless memories and authentic yesteryear experiences.
Tsavo East
National Park
Tana River
Masai Mara
National
Reserve
Serengeti
National Park
TRIBAL LANDS RICH IN COLOUR, CULTURE AND DIVERSITY,
EXCLUSIVE HILLSIDE RETREATS AND EXQUISITE RIVERSIDE
LODGES OVERLOOKING WATERHOLES WHICH TEEM WITH GAME.
Mount Kenya
National Park
Lake Nakuru
Lake
Victoria
Kenya
Meru
National Park
Tsavo West
National Park
Mombasa
INDIAN
OCEAN
Best Experiences
When To Go
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January to March is hot and dry with the long rains usually falling from
April to early June. Between June and October it is warm and dry during
the day but cold at night. The migration usually arrives in the Mara
from July with river crossings generally taking place between July and
September. The herds rest in Kenya before crossing back to Tanzania in
October. Kenya’s coast enjoys a tropical climate – April to June can be
humid, tempered by monsoon winds. Nairobi is pleasant year round due
to its altitude.
Watch the sunrise over the Masai Mara from a hot air balloon
Witness a river crossing as thousands of wildebeest and zebra migrate
Ride a camel or quad bike across Laikipia’s plateau
Adopt an elephant at Nairobi’s elephant orphanage
Take a guided walk with Samburu tribesmen
See hundreds of pink flamingos on Lake Nakuru
Relax on an island beach retreat
Our Pricing
Visa Requirements
high season. Low season for Kenya is generally between the months
of November and June, high season runs from July to October.
prices for our lodges/camps are shown as fully inclusive this generally
premium branded spirits, premium wines and Champagne. Date
restrictions, terms and conditions apply to our special offers, please
call for details.
British passport holders require a visa which can be obtained on arrival.
GMT +3 hours
Flying Time
Nairobi: 8 hours 25 minutes
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Kenya
Kenya In Depth
Mombasa and the Indian Ocean Coast
Once a centre for the trade in gold, spices and ivory, Mombasa lies
on a coastline blessed with 300 miles of sugar-white beaches lapped
by the Indian Ocean and protected by coral reefs. Traditional sailing
dhows drift by whilst the deep-sea fishing excursions set out in search
of tuna, wahoo, sailfish and marlin. In the city itself curio shops line
the narrow streets leading to the waterfront; sound and light shows
accompany candle-lit dinners at the Portuguese-built Fort Jesus.
Masai Mara Game Reserve
East Africa’s most popular game reserve is home to a breathtaking
array of wildlife which roams its 200 square miles of open grassland
plains, woodlands and riverine forests. Justifiably famed for the
astonishing annual wildebeest migration which takes place in the
Mara between July and October, the reserve is also a year-round
safari destination, offering sightings of large prides of lions together
with elephants, buffalos, crocodiles, hippos, monkeys and over 450
species of birds. Camps are located within the reserve itself or in the
surrounding private conservancies. Within the reserve, vehicles must
return to camp at sunset; in the conservancies, game drives explore
the extensive areas around the camps, with drives into the reserve also
available – some conservancies also offer night drives and nature walks.
Clockwise from top: Zebras on Safari, Mangrove Trees on Beach, Elephant Family &
Kilimanjaro. Opposite: Lion in the Mara.
Nairobi
Samburu, Shaba, Meru & Laikipia
The safari capital of Africa enjoys good temperate weather and rapid
access to the game-rich wilderness which surrounds it. Animal-watchers
can reach the nearby National Park within ten minutes, whilst within
the city itself lie the Karen Blixen Museum, Daphne Sheldrick
Elephant Orphanage and the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife
Giraffe Centre, a breeding centre for the Rothschild giraffe where
visitors can hand-feed these acacia-leaf loving animals. The city has
excellent shopping, restaurants and nightlife, an ideal stopover en
route to one of Kenya’s many wildlife reserves or the coast.
The waters of the Ewaso Nyiro River, which flow through the reserves
of Samburu and Shaba, help to sustain life in this remote, semi-arid
wilderness, attracting elephant, crocodile, buffalo, lion and leopard
in addition to the Samburu Special Five – Beisa oryx, reticulated
giraffe, Grevy’s zebra, gerenuk and Somali ostrich – which are only
found north of the equator. In Meru National Park, famed for its rhino
sanctuary, game drives take you through lion and elephant country, with
opportunities to spot rare species such caracal and lesser kudu amongst
the hills and kopjes, whilst the Laikipia Conservancy on the country’s
wild Northern frontier offers unrestricted freedom to explore the gameabundant wilderness – camel-assisted walking safaris can be arranged.
Lake Naivasha
Fringed with papyrus and almost 13 kilometres across, the lake’s
shallow waters draw large numbers of hippo, herds of plains game such
as buffalo and zebra, and a phenomenal variety of birdlife. Next to the
lake lies Hell’s Gate National Park, named for its towering red cliffs,
hissing steam vents and bubbling hot springs. For the energetic there is
hiking, biking and rock climbing; gentler pursuits include boat trips on
the lake and visits to the local flower farms.
3
Masai Mara Lodge/Camp Locator
1. Little Governors Camp & Il Moran
2. Sanctuary Olonana
3. Karen Blixen Camp
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4
MASAI MARA
NATIONAL RESERVE
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5
TalekRiver
Mara River
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4. Kicheche Bush Camp
Amboseli & Tsavo National Parks
5. Mahali Mzuri
A mix of acacia woodland, open plains, thorn bush and marshland,
Amboseli offers an unrivalled opportunity to observe the social
behaviour of elephants – the park being home to large concentrations
of these magnificent animals, as well as rhino, zebra, gnu and many
more. In contrast, Tsavo National Park is dominated by volcanic peaks,
montane forest, dense bush and savannah where elephants coated in red
dust move in great herds. At Mzima Springs an underwater observation
post enables close-up viewing of crocodile, hippo and catfish.
6. Mara Plains
7.
Mara Bushtops
TANZANIA
Serengeti National Park
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SandRiver
KENYA
8. Sand River
9. Sala’s Camp
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Kenya ~ Itineraries
Kenya ~ Itineraries
Kenya in Style
1 night Hemingways, Nairobi (B), 3 nights Mahali Mzuri, Masai
Mara (FI), 2 nights Finch Hattons, Tsavo West & 4 nights The
Funzi Keys, Funzi Island (FI)
Lake
Turkana
UGANDA
KENYA
Laikipia
National Reserve
with meals as specified, all internal flights, road and boat transfers.
The Safari Collection
Nanyuki
Lake
Victoria
Nairobi
Serengeti
National Park
with meals as specified, all internal flights and road transfers.
Mount
Kilimanjaro
Safari & Island Escape
TANZANIA
1 night Palacina, Nairobi (B), 3 nights Mara Bushtops, Masai Mara
(FI) & 5 nights The Residence, Zanzibar (HB)
Tsavo West
National Park
INDIAN
OCEAN
Mombasa
Funzi Island
To Zanzibar
with meals as specified, all internal flights and road transfers.
Lake Naivasha
Masai Mara
National
Reserve
Tana River
1 night Giraffe Manor, Nairobi (FI), 2 nights Solio Lodge, Laikipia
(FI), 3 nights Sasaab, Samburu (FI) & 3 nights Sala’s Camp, Masai
Mara (FI)
Samburu
National
Reserve
Clockwise from above: Lion at Governors Airstrip, Masai Mara, Ballooning over the Mara, Zanzibar Beach
Kenya Classic
1 night Serena Hotel, Nairobi (B), 2 nights Joys’s Camp,
Shaba (FB), 3 nights Sanctuary Olonana, Masai Mara (FI)
& 4 nights Serena Beach Hotel & Spa (HB)
accommodation with meals as specified, all internal flights
and road transfers.
Lake
Turkana
UGANDA
KENYA
Governors’ Collection SkySafari
2 nights Loldia House, Lake Naivasha (FI) & 3 nights
Little Governors’ Camp, Masai Mara (FB)
Nanyuki
To/From
Rwanda
The Ultimate Three Country Experience
1 night Palacina, Nairobi (B), 2 nights Sabyinyo Silverback
Lodge, Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda (FB), 1 night Palacina,
Nairobi (B), 3 nights Governors’ Il Moran, Masai Mara, Kenya &
4 nights Essque Zalu, Zanzibar (HB)
with meals as specified, a gorilla tracking permit, flights to and
from Rwanda, the Mara and Zanzibar and road transfers.
Clockwise from above: Wildebeest Migration at Sala’s Camp, Beach at Funzi Keys, Wild Dog at Sasaab
Lake Naivasha
Lake
Victoria
Masai Mara
National Reserve
Serengeti
National Park
Mount
Kilimanjaro
TANZANIA
Nairobi
Tana River
accommodation with meals as specified, road transfer
Nairobi to Lake Naivasha and internal flights Lake
Naivasha to Mara and Mara to Nairobi.
Shaba
National
Reserve
INDIAN
OCEAN
Mombasa
To Zanzibar
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Kenya
Mara Bushtops
Sand River Masai Mara
Nestled into the side of a scenic valley overlooking a waterhole, these twelve luxury
tents boast an expansive wooden deck with hot tub, telescope and en suite bathroom
with indoor and outdoor showers. A la carte dishes are served in the restaurant with
an extensive selection of wines from the cellar. Activities include game drives in open
4x4 vehicles and walking safaris; unwind by the infinity pool or relax with a
complimentary massage.
This latest edition to the Elewana Collection, opened July 2013, lies within the
Masai Mara close to the border of the Serengeti National Park. Sixteen 1920’s style
tents stand on the banks of the Sand River, each paying homage to a classic era of
African adventure. The picturesque site is divided into two adjacent camps, each with
its own living and dining areas – the under-canvas dining is complemented by bush
breakfasts and luncheons.
Guide Price
Guide Price
Masai Mara – Bushtops Private Conservancy
Masai Mara National Reserve
Tented Suite
Tent Exterior
Mahali Mzuri
Sala’s Camp
Sir Richard Branson’s first East African camp is perfectly positioned for the annual
passing of the Great Migration. Twelve luxurious tented suites are perched on raised
platforms along the side of a lush valley above the plains – ten being configured
for two adults, two accommodating additional guests on sofa beds. The lodge tent
features a lounge/library with iPads, TV and DVD; recreations focus around the
twice daily game drives, guided bush walks, infinity pool and spa.
In the heart of the Masai Mara, where the Sand and Keekorok rivers converge,
this family-friendly camp comprises seven canvas tents, each with a river view and
furnished with comfortable beds and colourful rugs. Dine alfresco by candlelight or
enjoy a sunrise breakfast in the bush. Game viewing in this area is prolific, the camp
being ideally placed to witness the massive herds of wildebeest as they migrate north
from the Serengeti.
Guide Price
Prices from £400-£675pppn on a fuly inclusive basis with park fees and game viewing activities.
Guide Price
Offer – Combination Offer with Giraffe Manor, Solio Lodge and Sasaab.
Masai Mara – Olare Motorogi Conservancy
Tented Suites
Little Governors’ Camp
Mara Plains Camp
A friendly, welcoming camp, reached via a short river crossing in one of the Mara’s
best locations. Just seventeen en suite tents, each with a polished wooden deck,
overlook a large watering hole that teems with life. Breakfast and lunches are taken
alfresco whilst the dining tent has spectacular vistas of the Masai Mara plains and
Oloololo Escarpment. Game drives with experienced rangers explore the reserve; hot
air balloon trips at sunrise can be arranged locally.
A joint venture with Great Plains Conservation and the local Masai community, this
environmentally friendly camp prides itself on personal service and excellent
guiding. Seven spacious tents run on solar power, with canopied ceilings, wooden
floors and en suite facilities; each also comes with a professional Canon camera for
guests’ use during their stay. Between game drives, relax on the extensive private
veranda or in the communal library with sweeping views across the plains.
Guide Price
Prices from £265-£427pppn on a full board basis with park fees and game viewing activities.
Guide Price
Tented Suite
Tented Suite
Family Tent
Governors’ Il Moran
Sanctuary Olonana
An exclusive camp nestled amongst the riverine forest, right on the banks of the Mara
River in the heart of the reserve’s prime game-viewing area. Ten spacious tented
suites feature beautiful beds hand-carved from ancient olive trees, Victorian style
baths, oversized showers and large verandas with hammocks for relaxing or private
dining. Evening meals are served alfresco by candlelight and breakfasts may be
enjoyed on a game drive deep in the bush.
An intimate camp on the banks of the Mara River, with just fourteen spacious, en
suite tents and large river view verandas from which to observe the resident hippo
pods. Forested paths lead to the main lodge, with indoor and outdoor dining areas, a
lounge and terrace right on the river. Following a game drive or bush walk with a
Masai guide, relax by the pool or at the spa. Bush dinner with tales of masai folklore
can be arranged.
Guide Price
Guide Price
Masai Mara – Private Concession
Tented Suite
Veranda
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Kicheche Bush Camp
Segera Retreat
Located in one of the Mara’s prime wildlife areas and on the route of the annual
wildebeest migration, this intimate bush camp echoes the classic safari tradition.
Just six en suite tents, each with flush toilet and bucket shower feature verandas from
which to relax and enjoy the views. Meals are served in the dining tent overlooking the
plains, with the option to take a picnic and dine in the bush on an extended game drive.
Safaris may also be arranged in sister camps, Kicheche Mara and Kicheche Valley.
Set on the Laikipia plateau overlooking Mount Kenya, this unique Wilderness
Collection retreat opened in 2013. The two-storey timber and thatch villas are raised
on stilts, each with a sun deck, loungers, swing bed and outdoor Jacuzzi bath. Guests
will appreciate the owner’s private art collection, with many sculptures dotted
throughout the abundant gardens. Activities include guided nature walks and camel
walks, or simply relaxing by the pool or at the spa, an ideal post-safari treat.
Guide Price
Guide Price
Prices from £664-£808pppn on a fully inclusive basis with conservancy fees and local activities.
Karen Blixen Camp
Laikipia
Outdoor Dining
Masai Mara – Mara North Conservancy
Pool & Deck
Kicheche Laikipia
Laikipia
This eco-friendly camp of ‘Out of Africa’ fame borders the Mara River and offers an
exclusive wildlife experience with views to the Oloololo Escarpment. The twenty
two spacious tents are set upon platforms and furnished to accurately echo Blixen’s
own. Large verandas with daybed give undisturbed views of the river with its resident
hippo pod. The mess area features a lounge and restaurant where cosmopolitan
cuisine is served; romantic bush dinners can also be arranged.
Elephant, cheetah, lion, leopard and Kenya’s largest concentration of black rhino
abound in the Ol Pejeta Conservancy – the setting for this small hideaway camp.
The six tents each overlook a waterhole, the safari experience enhanced by animals
wandering through the camp. Activities available locally include day and night game
drives, lion tracking, nature walks, mountain biking and canoeing, whilst visits can be
organised to a nearby sanctuary for orphaned chimps.
Guide Price
Guide Price
Prices from £300-£387pppn on a fully inclusive basis with conservancy fees and game viewing
activities.
Tent
Tent
Giraffe Manor
Solio Lodge
Graceful art deco touches adorn this hunting lodge-style boutique hotel in a forested
suburb of Nairobi. With just ten rooms divided between the original Manor House
and the newer Garden Manor, an intimate experience is assured. Guests will enjoy
unique and close-up interactions with the Rothschild Giraffe which roam the
grounds, in addition to enjoying forays around the area in a chauffeured sightseeing
vehicle – the cost of driver and vehicle being included in the rate.
The Solio Conservancy specialises in the breeding and translocation of black and
white rhinoceros – Solio Lodge is the only property within the private reserve. Lying
at high altitude the lodge comprises just six lavishly appointed rooms, each en suite
with lounge, corner fireplace and large viewing windows. Explore the ranch on foot,
by mountain bike or on horseback. Game drives are included and helicopter trips to
Mount Kenya or day trips to nearby Aberdares National Park can be arranged locally.
Guide Price
Offer – Combination Offer with Sala’s Camp, Solio Lodge and Sasaab.
Guide Price
activities. Offer – Combination Offer with Giraffe Manor, Sala’s Camp and Sasaab.
Laikipia
Nairobi
Manor Exterior
Room
Loldia House
Sasaab
By the shores of Lake Naivasha on one of Kenya’s oldest farms, Loldia House offers
accommodation in the colonial-style main house and two cottages, one of which is set
by the lake and ideal for honeymooners. Dine in the gardens under a fig tree during
the day, and later in the dining room. A perfect spot from which to explore the Great
Rift Valley and Lake Nakuru, with recreations including boat trips, bird-watching,
nature walks and visits to flower farms.
Scintillating Moroccan design distinguishes this luxury retreat that commands
breathtaking views across the vast Samburu wilderness. Nine ultra spacious villas
with canopied ceilings and canvas walls feature an open-air bathroom, plunge pool
and expansive vistas. View game by foot, vehicle or camelback – Samburu is renowned
for huge herds of elephant – or relax by the pool or with a treatment at Spasaab. For a
true wilderness experience, a night or two fly camping can be arranged.
Guide Price
Prices from £261-£324pppn on a fully inclusive basis with local transportation.
Guide Price
Prices from £487-£597pppn on a fully inclusive basis with park fees and game viewing
activities. Offer – Combination Offer with Giraffe Manor, Sala’s Camp and Solio Lodge.
Samburu National Reserve
Lake Naivasha
Lake Nakuru
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Kenya
Kenya
Elsa’s Kopje
The Funzi Keys
Dramatically nestled into the Mughwango Hill with spectacular views across the
plains, Elsa’s Kopje is located close to the site of George Adamson’s first camp and
named after his famous lioness. Accommodation comprises nine unique cottages, a
Honeymoon Suite and a two bedroom Private House with pool. Dine in the
panoramic dining room, alfresco or in the bush, whilst an infinity pool provides
relaxation after game drives, guided walks and fishing on the Tana River.
At the tip of Kenya’s southern coast, this exclusive retreat provides an idyllic getaway
amidst white sand beaches and turquoise waters. Expansive beachfront cottages are
furnished with hand-carved four-poster beds; set back from the beach are a number
of smaller sea view cottages and two family cottages. Dine on fresh local seafood,
unwind by the pool or the peaceful private beach, or enjoy a wide variety of
watersports and boat trips on Funzi Creek.
Guide Price
Offer – Combination Offer.
Guide Price
Offers – Free Nights, Honeymoon, Family.
Meru National Park
Funzi Island
Outdoor Dining
Beach & Main Lodge
Joy’s Camp
Alfajiri
Built on the site of Joy Adamson’s original tented home, Joy’s Camp offers a glimpse
into Kenya’s wildlife heritage. With views across to the surrounding hills, the ten
spacious and stylish tents, furnished with handmade glass and vibrant local fabrics,
have a private veranda overlooking a natural spring where elephant and lion drink.
Join game drives and guided walks, enjoy bush breakfasts by Shaba’s dramatic river
gorges, or relax by the pool.
A collection of three individually-styled private villas overlooking the beach,
considered one of the most luxurious hideaways on the East African coast. The décor
reflects the local heritage and Asian influences, with bright, flowing fabrics, high
Makuti roofs, wooden beams and carved Lamu doors. The award-winning service
includes personal butlers and chefs who create exciting menus using fresh local and
organic produce. Families are welcome too, with nannies on hand.
Guide Price
Offer – Combination Offer.
Guide Price
Prices from £277-£381pppn based on 4 sharing on a fully inclusive basis.
Shaba National Reserve
Galu Beach – Diani
Deck & View
Cliff House
Tawi Lodge
Kinondo Kwetu
Eco-friendly and wonderfully positioned within a private conservancy at the foot of
Mount Kilimanjaro, the lodge comprises thirteen thatched cottages with superb
mountain views from the comfortable beds and bathtubs. Furnished in traditional
African style, each features a fireplace and wooden veranda. Wines from a superblystocked cellar accompany meals; sundowners are served around a roaring campfire at
the bush bar. A bio-pool provides a focus for cooling relaxation in between game drives.
A tranquil paradise on a stretch of private white sand beach, this small luxury resort
is run in amiable style by Swedish owners Ida and Filip Andersson. Each suite and
cottage is decorated in antique Swahili style, with access to the beach or gardens
where guests will find two pools, a yoga platform and a sauna. Exquisite cuisine
features fish fresh from the Indian Ocean. Activities include boat excursions,
horse-riding, tennis, watersports and scuba diving.
Guide Price
activities.
Guide Price
Offers – Long Stay Saving, Honeymoon, Family.
Galu Beach – Diani
Amboseli National Park
Tent
Cottage Veranda
Finch Hattons
Serena Beach Hotel & Spa
Set to re-open in January 2014 following a total remodelling, Finch Hattons will blend
modern day luxuries with the original colonial ideals of elegance and style. Set around a
hippo pool with Mount Kilimanjaro as a backdrop, sixteen large, tented suites feature
indoor and outdoor showers, a freestanding bath and viewing deck; the Presidential
Suite boasts a private plunge pool. Unparalleled facilities include a star-gazing
terrace, infinity pool, outdoor massage pavilions, gym and hamman.
Designed in the style of a thirteenth century Swahili town, the hotel features
extensive gardens and winding pathways leading down to the beach. Air-conditioned
rooms and suites feature a balcony and views of the ocean or courtyard gardens.
Varied cuisines are served in three restaurants including fresh seafood at Jahazi
Grill. The tropical gardens house a pool and swim-up bar, with watersports available
at the beach and spa treatments, saunas and Jacuzzis on offer at the Maisha Spa.
Guide Price
Guide Price
Shanzu Beach
Tsavo West National Park
Tented Suite
Pool
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Rwanda & Uganda
Rwanda & Uganda
Kasese
Lake Edward
Kibale
National Park
UGANDA
Queen Elizabeth
National Park
Lake Victoria
Bwindi
Impenetrable
Forest
Volcanoes
National Park
Virunga Mountains
Lake Kivu
KENYA
Entebbe
TANZANIA
Kigali
RWANDA
Nyungwe Forest
National Park
Rwanda & Uganda
BROODING RAINFOREST AND AN UNSURPASSED ABUNDANCE OF
PRIMATES MAKE RWANDA AND UGANDA TWO PRIME DESTINATIONS
FOR THOSE IN SEARCH OF A UNIQUE ANIMAL ENCOUNTER.
Primeval forests wreathed in mist form a dramatic natural setting for a poignant and memorable wildlife
experience. As the mists evaporate a ring of volcanic peaks is revealed, their forested slopes concealing
around seven hundred of the world’s largest living primates – the powerful yet remarkably peaceable
Silverback gorillas. Anticipation mounts as experienced guides lead ever higher through the undergrowth
until the moment of the dramatic first encounter…a glimpse of silver-grey hair through the trees then
suddenly up close to a family group led by a massive, chest-thumping male, his watchful eyes full of
curiosity. With only eight people allowed to visit a family for a period not exceeding one hour, the
experience is particularly intimate. Ancient forests reveal troupes of chimpanzees and playful Golden
Monkeys who entertain as they squabble amongst the trees or peer inquisitively at their visitors. Beyond
the primates, hiking and biking trails ascend the spectacular volcanic peaks and down below peaceful
lakes invite leisurely boat trips on calm, reflective waters. There will be much to relive later as you swap
tales around an open fire.
Best Experiences
Visa Requirements
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British passport holders do not require a visa to enter Rwanda however
if travelling via Kenya, a Kenyan visa will be required. A visa is required
to enter Uganda.
Observe a Silverback gorilla family interacting at close range
Watch the playful Golden Monkeys
Climb one of the Virunga Volcanoes or hike to Russumo Falls
Visit a Batwa pygmy village in Uganda
Track chimpanzees and a host of unusual primates in some of
Africa’s largest and oldest forests
Relax on a boat trip on Rwanda’s Lake Bulera as the sun sets over
the Volcanoes
When To Go
Gorilla tracking takes place year round – early booking is absolutely
essential as permits are strictly limited, as is accommodation in the
small lodges. The climate in both countries is pleasantly tropical due to
the high altitude and the temperature varies little year round, averaging
around 21° C, though be prepared for cold nights and mornings in the
mountains. The rainier months are generally between March and May;
the drier months of mid May to mid October and December to February
are considered the optimum months for trekking experiences, game
viewing and outdoor activities such as walking and hiking. From mid
October to November, the short rains bring fresh life to the flora and
foliage and are excellent months for bird watching.
Our Pricing
Our pricing aims to give an indication of the price range from low to high
season. Low season for both countries is generally April, May, November
& December, high season runs from mid June to October. Supplements
may apply to peak periods such as Christmas and Easter. Itinerary prices
are per person based on 2 sharing and include return economy flights from
London. Regional departures and single supplements are available on
request. Where prices for our lodges/camps are shown as fully inclusive
this generally includes all food and drinks but in most cases will exclude
certain premium branded spirits, premium wines and Champagne.
GMT +2 hours in Rwanda; +3 hours in Uganda
Flying Time
Rwanda: 8 hours 25 minutes to Nairobi, with a 90 minute onward
flight to Kigali.
Uganda: 8 hours 50 minutes to Entebbe.
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Rwanda & Uganda
Rwanda & Uganda ~ Itineraries
An Introduction to Rwanda
1 night Kigali Serena Hotel, Kigali (B), 2 nights Nyungwe
Forest Lodge, Nyungwe National Park (FB) & 2 nights Sabyinyo
Silverback Lodge, Volcanoes National Park (FB)
Rwanda & Uganda In Depth
Price includes return international flights via Nairobi, 5 nights
accommodation with meals as specified, gorilla and chimp tracking
permits, return flights Kigali to Nyungwe and road transfers.
Kasese
Chimps & Gorillas of Uganda
2 nights Kyaninga Game Lodge, Kibale National Park (FB),
2 nights Mweya Safari Lodge, Queen Elizabeth National
Park (FB), 2 nights Sanctuary Gorilla Forest Camp, Bwindi
Impenetrable National Park (FB) & 1 night Lake Victoria
Serena Resort & Spa, Lake Victoria (B)
with meals as specified, gorilla and chimp tracking permits,
internal flights Entebbe to Kasese, Kasese to Bwindi and Bwindi
to Entebbe and road transfers.
Highlights of Kenya & Uganda
1 night Palacina, Nairobi (B), 2 nights Kicheche Camp, Laikipia
(FI), 3 nights Kicheche Bush Camp, Masai Mara (FI), 1 night
Lake Victoria Serena Resort & Spa, Lake Victoria (B) & 3 nights
Sanctuary Gorilla Forest Camp, Bwindi Impenetrable National
Park (FB)
Price includes return international flights via Nairobi, 10 nights
accommodation with meals as specified, a gorilla tracking permit,
return flights Kenya to Uganda, internal flights within Kenya and
Uganda and road transfers.
To/From Nairobi,
Laikipia & Masai Mara
Kibale
National Park
Entebbe
KENYA
UGANDA
Lake Edward
Queen Elizabeth
National Park
Lake Victoria
Bwindi
Impenetrable
Forest
Volcanoes
National Park
Virunga Mountains
Lake Kivu
TANZANIA
Kigali
RWANDA
Nyungwe Forest
National Park
Meal basis: (B) Breakfast (HB) Half Board (FB) Full Board (FI) Fully Inclusive
Please refer to www.carrier.co.uk for the full itinerary or call our experienced sales
team. These itineraries are only suggestions – our sales team will be happy to put
together alternative, bespoke itineraries.
Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda
Rising between 3,500 metres and 4,500 metres, the Virunga
Volcanoes form the natural habitat for a third of the world’s mountain
gorillas. Living in high altitude forest, these endangered animals can be
visited in small groups for a strictly limited time period, with viewings
also possible of playful Golden Monkeys, a subspecies endemic to the
high forests. As gorilla permits are limited it is advisable to book well in
advance. Activities to enjoy include bird watching, hiking, cycling and
boating on beautiful Lake Bulera where fishermen ply their trade in
distinctive dugout canoes.
Nyungwe National Park, Rwanda
Encompassing one of the oldest and largest rainforests in Africa, the
1,000 square kilometres park nestles in Rwanda’s south eastern hills
and forms part of the Great Rift Valley. Rich in biodiversity, the forest
harbours 75 mammal species, 275 bird species, 120 butterfly species
and over 100 species of orchid. The primates, however, are the main
attraction, with 13 species including our closest living relative the
chimpanzee, the L’Hoest’s monkey and the Angolan Colobus monkeys
who congregate in large groups often numbering over 300.
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda
Impenetrable by name and nature due to its tangled vegetation and
deeply fissured landscape, the UNESCO World Heritage Bwindi Park
is home to roughly half of the world’s mountain gorillas, as well as
supporting many more species of primates and birds. A limited number
of passes are issued each day, enabling small tracking parties to observe
the gorilla families – the massive Silverback males weighing up to 500
pounds and standing 6 feet tall. As the gorillas live at high altitude, be
prepared for low temperatures in the early morning and at night.
Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda
With its sweeping savannah, rainforest and tranquil crater lakes,
the park is thought by many to be Uganda’s most scenic. Its complex
ecosystem supports over 90 species of mammal and 600 species of
birds – the highest in any protected area of Africa. Visit Katwe salt
lake to view migrating flamingos from October to May or take a boat
trip along the Kazinga Channel to spot hippo and buffalo. Game drives
bring frequent sightings of elephant, lion, hyena and warthog.
Kibale Forest National Park, Uganda
Huge swathes of rainforest dominate Kibale, the habitat of the greatest
concentration of primates found anywhere in East Africa. Track
habituated chimps as they move through the trees, keeping an eye open
for the localised Red Colobus monkeys, black faced vervet monkeys
and bush babies. Forest trails pass through terrain rich in flora and
butterflies, whilst birders have well over 300 species of birds to watch
including the endemic Prirogrine’s ground thrush. The smaller, hairier
forest elephant is a seasonal visitor.
Clockwise from above: Black & White Colobus Monkey, Silverback Mountain Gorilla, Batwa Children in Uganda. Opposite page: Virunga Volcanoes.
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Tanzania
Tanzania
RWANDA
Masai Mara
National Reserve
Lake
Victoria
KENYA
Serengeti
National Park
Mount
Kilimanjaro
Arusha
Ngorongoro Crater
Lake
Manyara
Lake
Tanganyika
Tarangire
National Park
TANZANIA
Zanzibar
Dar Es Salaam
Ruaha
National Park
ZAMBIA
Pemba
Rufiji Riv e r
Selous
Game Reserve
INDIAN
OCEAN
MOZAMBIQUE
Lake
Malawi
Tanzania
VOLCANIC PEAKS OVERLOOK VAST PLAINS CROSSED BY A MILLION
MIGRATING WILDEBEEST, WHILST OFF THE COAST LIE THE EASYGOING BEACH RESORTS OF THE LEGENDARY ‘ISLAND OF SPICES’.
Life in Tanzania moves with the seasons. As the Great Migration gets underway, take to the skies in a hot
air balloon for a magical, slow moving view, watching the wildebeest spill over and swarm like ants across
the Serengeti plains. A supporting cast of zebra and antelope joins the throng whilst the crocodiles wait
patiently in rivers that have to be crossed in the push for pastures new. The astonishing Ngorongoro
volcanic crater, the largest intact caldera in the world, is home to more abundant wildlife. Within its
protective walls lies verdant vegetation that supports more than 25,000 animals including the rare black
rhino – a safari destination without equal. Pink flamingos and tree-climbing lions lure visitors to Manyara
National Park whilst in the south, Africa’s largest game reserve, the Selous, is filled with sparkling lagoons
and riverine vegetation. And everywhere, beautiful secluded camps and residences – colonial farmsteads,
enchanting cottages, luxuriant tree houses and lodges – with every desired comfort. The archipelago of
Zanzibar is the natural place to reflect, the lure of the legendary Spice Island hard to resist. A bohemian
ambience and mellow pace of life pervades Stone Town. Labyrinthine alleys lead to bustling bazaars, the
stalls brimming with exotic antiques and hand-carved furniture. Fascinating architecture creates a
magnificent backdrop – extravagantly decorated grand Arab houses and jagged minarets soaring above
palaces. Hints of India and the East. Beyond the urban maze, powdery white palm-fringed beaches call,
lapped by water imbued with ethereal shades of turquoise. Heart-stirring landscapes in every place.
Best Experiences
Our Pricing
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Our pricing aims to give an indication of the price range from low
to high season. Low season for Tanzania and Zanzibar is generally
between the months of November and May, high season runs from
June to October. Supplements may apply to peak periods such as
Christmas and Easter. Prices are per person per night based on 2
sharing (unless otherwise indicated) and itinerary prices include
return economy flights from London. Regional departures and single
supplements are available on request. Accommodation only prices do
not include flights. Where prices for our lodges/camps are shown as
fully inclusive this generally includes all food and drinks but in most
cases will exclude certain premium branded spirits, premium wines
and Champagne. Date restrictions, terms and conditions apply to our
special offers, please call for details.
Witness the Serengeti migration from a hot air balloon
Fly-camp on the banks of the river in Selous
Admire the incredible view as you descend into Ngorongoro Crater
Enjoy a bush breakfast by the Rufiji River
Explore spice plantations on Zanzibar
Snorkel or scuba dive in Zanzibar’s clear waters
See rare Red Colobus monkeys on Zanzibar
When To Go
Tanzania’s dry season is from June to October, with the short rains
expected in November/December and the long rains from March to
May. The wildebeest migration follows the rains in a clockwise route
through the Serengeti – from January to March the herds are mainly in
the grassy south, calving in February before migrating north from April,
traversing the Western Corridor and Grumeti Reserve throughout
May, June and July, heading towards Kenya and the northern
Serengeti. They return south again from November. Zanzibar’s seasons
mirror Tanzania, with the driest months being June to October.
Visa Requirements
British passport holders will require a visa which can be obtained on
arrival, however we recommend that visas are obtained in advance.
GMT +3 hours
Flying Time
Via Nairobi: 8 hours 25 minutes to Nairobi with onward flights of 45
minutes to Kilimanjaro, 1 hour 25 minutes to Dar es Salaam or 1 hour
40 minutes to Zanzibar.
Via Amsterdam: 1 hour 30 minutes to Amsterdam with onward flights
of 8 hours 35 minutes to Kilimanjaro or 10 hours 35 minutes to Dar es
Salaam (including a 1 hour stopover in Kilimanjaro).
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Tanzania
Tanzania
Tanzania In Depth
Created to preserve the path of the world’s most famous animal
migration circuit, the park lies between Lake Victoria, Lake Eyasi
and the Ngorongoro Crater. Granted UNESCO World Heritage
Site status due to its unique habitats and biospheres it draws wildlife
lovers from across the world during the great migration when vast
herds of over a million wildebeest, gazelle and zebra thunder across
the plains. For a special experience take to the air in a hot air balloon
to witness this ‘eighth wonder of the world’. At other times of year
visitors can still view a thrilling array of animals including elephant,
buffalo, lion, giraffe and Grant’s gazelle.
The Great Migration
Whilst natural events such as this are never guaranteed, the herds
tend to move in a clockwise direction around the Serengeti and the
neighbouring Masai Mara. They congregate on the plains of the
southern Serengeti to calve during the first three months of the year,
moving north west around April and crossing the Grumeti River in
June. The migration continues into the northern Serengeti, crossing
the Mara River in July. The herds will return to the Serengeti again
around October. NB Animal behaviour is highly unpredictable and
dictated often by changing weather patterns – our map is intended to
give an indication of the months of the year when you would normally
expect to find the wildebeest herds, but this cannot be guaranteed.
Clockwise from top: Dik-dik, Zanzibar Beach, Cheetah.
Opposite Page: Giraffe in the Serengeti.
Lake Manyara National Park
Selous & Ruaha – The Southern Reserves
Much praised for its natural beauty, the park lies within the Rift Valley
– the lake covering up to 200 square kilometres when water levels
are high. Established to protect elephants, the dense woodlands and
steep mountainsides also reveal tree-climbing lions and large troops of
baboons, whilst zebra, giraffe, wildebeest and waterbuck roam the grassy
plains. The alkaline waters attract huge flocks of flamingos and pelicans.
Tanzania’s southern reserves cover vast expanses of remote, unspoiled
and untamed wilderness. Selous Reserve, a World Heritage Site and
one of Africa’s largest reserves, is home to an impressive number of
elephant herds – a spectacular landscape of plains, gorges and lakes
through which flow the Ruaha and Rufiji rivers. Waterbuck quench
their thirst under the watchful eye of the crocodiles; lion, wild dogs and
the rare sable can also be sighted. Guided walks, seasonal boat trips
and off road game drives are offered. Wild and relatively unexplored,
Ruaha National Park shelters over 400 species of birdlife, 1600 kinds
of flora and an abundance of animals attracted to the seasonal rivers.
Tarangire National Park
A popular stop on the Northern Circuit, Tarangire extends into
two game controlled areas through which the wildlife moves freely.
Impressively large herds of elephant wander amongst the baobab
and acacia trees and congregate around the dry Tarangire River bed
during the dry season between June and September; droves of gazelle,
wildebeest, zebra and giraffe migrate here before the rains. Keep an eye
out too for viewings of the magnificent oryx, the long-necked gerenuk,
lions, leopard and the diminutive dik-dik.
Ngorongoro Crater
Phenomenal game viewing is assured in this giant unbroken caldera
on the eastern edge of the Serengeti. 620 kilometres deep and nearly
3 million years old it is a veritable microcosm comprising dense
forest, swamps, lakes, rivers and mountains which are home to 25,000
animals including the Big Five. The soda lake in the centre of the
grasslands brings wonderful viewings of flamingos.
Zanzibar & Pemba Islands
Few destinations conjure up a more romantic image than Zanzibar
with its eternal scents of locally grown spices and virgin white sand
beaches. In historic Stone Town architectural influences reflect a
mix of Swahili, Arab, Persian and Indian cultures, the Old Fort dating
back to the 1700s, whilst Marahubi Palace was built for the harem of a
Sultan Prince. Lying 50 kilometres north of Zanzibar, Pemba Island,
too, is heady with spices, being a world centre for the growing of cloves.
Pristine beaches invite relaxation, whilst watersports available include
water-skiing, windsurfing and diving amongst untouched coral and
abundant marine life. A marine conservation area surrounds nearby
Misali Island, with nesting sites for green and hawksbill turtles.
JULY
2
KENYA
Mara River
1
Lodge/Camp Locator
1. Serengeti Bushtops
OCT/NOV
4
Grumeti River
3
2. Singita Mara River
3. Singita Grumeti Reserves
SEP
JUNE
MAY
4. Serengeti Migration Camp
5
SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK
5. Serengeti Pioneer Camp
APR
6. Sanctuary Kusini
MONTH
MONTH
Migratory Route
DEC/JAN
Serengeti
Plains
6
FEB/MAR
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Tanzania ~ Itineraries
Tanzania ~ Itineraries
Elewana Sky Safari
1 night Arusha Coffee Lodge, Arusha (B), 2 nights Tarangire
Treetops, Tarangire National Park (FI), 2 nights The Manor
at Ngorongoro, Ngorongoro Crater (FI) & 2 nights Serengeti
Migration Camp, Serengeti National Park (FI)
with meals as specified, all internal flights and transfers.
RWANDA
Lake
Manyara
TANZANIA
Arusha
Tarangire
National Park
ZAMBIA
Pemba
Zanzibar
Dar Es Salaam
Ruaha
National Park
Rufiji Riv e r
Selous
Game Reserve
INDIAN
OCEAN
MOZAMBIQUE
Lake
Malawi
with meals as specified, internal flight Serengeti National Park to
Zanzibar, private game viewing activities and transfers with guide.
Mount
Kilimanjaro
Ngorongoro Crater
Classic Tanzania & Zanzibar
1 night Serena Mountain Village, Arusha (B), 1 night Lake
Manyara Serena Safari Lodge, Lake Manayara (FB), 2 nights
Ngorongoro Serena Safari Lodge, Ngorongoro Crater (FB),
2 nights Serengeti Serena Safari Lodge, Serengeti National Park
(FB), 3 nights Breezes Beach Club & Spa, Zanzibar (HB)
& 1 night Zanzibar Serena Inn, Zanzibar (B)
KENYA
Serengeti
National Park
The Wild South & Pemba
3 nights Siwandu, Selous Game Reserve (FB), 2 nights
Jongomero, Ruaha National Park (FB) & 4 nights Fundu
Lagoon, Pemba (FI)
Masai Mara
National Reserve
Lake
Victoria
Clockwise from above: Ngorongoro Crater, Lion, Red Colobus Monkey in Zanzibar
Northern Tanzania Explorer
2 nights Manyara Tented Camp, Manyara Ranch Conservancy
(FI), 2 nights The Manor at Ngorongoro, Ngorongoro Crater (FI),
2 nights Serengeti Pioneer Camp, Serengeti National Park (FI) &
4 nights Baraza, Zanzibar (FI)
with meals as specified, internal flight Serengeti National Park to
Zanzibar, private game viewing activities and transfers with guide.
RWANDA
KENYA
Serengeti
National Park
Mount
Kilimanjaro
Arusha
Ngorongoro Crater
Lake
Manyara
Tarangire
National Park
TANZANIA
Highlights of East Africa
3 nights Kicheche Bush Camp, Masai Mara (FI), 1 night
Palacina, Nairobi (B), 3 nights Amara Selous, Selous Game
Reserve (FI) & 4 nights Essque Zalu, Zanzibar (HB)
Nairobi
Masai Mara
National Reserve
Lake
Victoria
Zanzibar
Dar Es Salaam
Ruaha
National Park
ZAMBIA
Rufiji Riv e r
Selous
Game Reserve
INDIAN
OCEAN
Serengeti in Style
2 nights Singita Mara River Camp, Northern Serengeti (FI),
3 nights Singita Faru Faru Lodge, Grumeti Reserve Serengeti
(FI) & 3 nights Singita Sabora Tented Camp, Grumeti Reserve
Serengeti (FI)
Clockwise from above: Elephants on Ruaha River, Wildebeest in Tarangire National Park, Zanzibar Women on Beach
Meal basis: (B) Breakfast (HB) Half Board (FI) Fully Inclusive
MOZAMBIQUE
Lake
Malawi
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Tanzania
Tanzania
Singita Grumeti
Serengeti Bushtops
Grumeti Reserves cover 350,000 acres of pristine wilderness adjacent to the
Serengeti National Park and is home to a handful of exclusive lodges and camps.
Singita Sasakwa Lodge enjoys views across the plains from its hillside setting, the
gardens housing cottages with four-poster beds and plunge pools. Overlooking the
Grumeti River is Faru Faru Lodge, where stone and canvas contrast with cuttingedge design, the safari-chic suites complemented by two rim-flow pools and a spa.
Following a 1920’s theme, Sabora Tented Camp’s air-conditioned tents are draped
in gauze and silk and feature a bedroom, en suite bathroom with outdoor shower and
viewing deck; for a true close-to-nature experience, solar-powered Singita Explore
is a stylish mobile camp with full complement of staff, solely for exclusive use and
pitched in perfect locations for intimate and unique wildlife encounters. Activities
available in the Reserve include tennis, archery and horse-riding.
A beautifully designed, contemporary camp in an excellent location, just fifteen miles
from the Mara River and on the turning circle of the Great Migration between June
and November. The thirteen extremely spacious tents, including two family tents,
face sundown and open on two sides to maximise the views. Each features indoor/
outdoor showers, a private veranda with sunken lounge and a hot tub. A la carte
dining in the open-sided mess tent is complemented by fine wines and Serengeti
views, with butlers on hand to arrange private dining or massages. Experience
exceptional game drives in open 4x4 vehicles led by a professional ranger and local
Masai spotter and unique night game drives using a night vision camera. Post
migration, the area enjoys game experiences similar to the Mara. Other activities
include early morning hot air balloon trips, walking safaris or relaxing by the new
infinity pool.
Western Serengeti
Northern Serengeti
Faru Faru Pool
Lodge Information
Hotel Information
Sasakwa Lodge – 10 cottages; Faru Faru Lodge – 9 suites; Sabora Tented Camp – 9 tents;
Explore Camp – 6 tents.
2 hours by air from Arusha Airport followed by a short road transfer.
13 tents.
90 minutes by air from Arusha Airport followed by 45 minutes by road.
Tent Deck
Guide Price
Guide Price
Singita Sasakwa Room
Tent Interior
Sanctuary Kusini
Serengeti Migration Camp
Kusini’s twelve luxury tents nestle amidst raised granite outcrops on the predatorrich plains. Attended by a personal butler, each tent boasts en suite facilities and
private veranda. Bush breakfasts and sundowners are served here on giant boulders
with captivating views overlooking Serengeti’s endless plains. Noted for its lion and
leopard populations, the area hosts the great wildebeest migration usually between
January and March. Guests may participate in a cheetah monitoring project.
The camp is located within the vast plains of the Serengeti and on the direct migratory
route of the world famous annual migration. Flowing alongside the camp, the Grumeti
River attracts large numbers of hippos, a spellbinding sight from the 360 degree
verandas of the exceptionally large tents which feature hardwood floors and high-end
furnishings. In the central raised area there is an open-air swimming pool and a
relaxed restaurant. Join unforgettable game drives or thrilling guided game walks.
Guide Price
Offer – Added Value.
Guide Price
Southern Serengeti
Tent
Tent
Singita Mara River Camp
Serengeti Pioneer Camp
Bohemian chic meets functional East African design in this intimate six tent camp set
within the game rich Lamai Triangle between the Mara River and Masai Mara
National Park. Spacious living areas furnished with stone, leather and authentic
African artworks are perched on decks overlooking a bend in the river. Dedicated to
preserving iconic spaces and protecting the wildlife within them, the camp is solar
powered – off the grid and off the beaten track.
Reflecting the bygone elegance of 1930’s mobile camps, this close-to-nature enclave
in the South Central Serengeti comprises ten tented accommodations complete with
en suite showers and period-style furnishings. A dining tent provides the venue for
breakfast and dinner; luncheons are served either in the camp or in the bush during
game drives. Well sited for migration viewing the camp can also combine activities
with the award-winning Serengeti Migration Camp located on the Grumeti River.
Guide Price
Guide Price
Northern Serengeti
Lounge Tent
Tent Exterior
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Tanzania
Tanzania
andBeyond Ngorongoro Crater Lodge
The Manor At Ngorongoro
Perched on the edge of the Ngorongoro Crater, this architecturally splendid lodge is
inspired by traditional Masai manyatta fused with contemporary African influences.
Accommodation is in three camps where the butler-serviced suites brim with
antiques, teak panelling and beaded chandeliers. Each camp has its own sitting and
dining areas where you can re-live the day’s experiences around a roaring fire. Picture
windows provide breathtaking views of the crater below. Full day game drives start
with a scenic drive to the floor of the crater allowing guests to take in the spectacular
views and lush forestry that blanket the rim and upper slopes. Once inside the crater,
game dives explore the plains where more than thirty thousand permanent animals
reside, with excellent opportunities to spot the Big Five.
Adjacent to the abundant wildlife of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, the property
is reminiscent of an elegant up-country farmhouse in the distinctive Cape Dutch
style. Lavishly equipped cottages, each with open fire place, bath tub and rain shower,
feature a courtyard and observation deck, whilst dining is accompanied by good
wines from the private cellar. The Manor’s location allows for exhilarating full day
game drives to the Ngorongoro Crater where abundant game resides within the
crater rim, a truly memorable experience. In addition to the game drives guests can
enjoy an extensive list of activities including trips to Lake Manyara, horse-riding on
the coffee estate, bicycle trails or coffee processing tours. Relax after the day’s
activities by the pool or unwind with a massage.
Ngorongoro Crater
Ngorongoro Crater
Suite Exterior
Hotel Information
Hotel Information
30 suites.
20 cottages.
Guide Price
Offer – Honeymoon.
Guide Price
Tree Camp Lounge
Cottage Room
andBeyond Lake Manyara Tree Lodge
Manyara Tented Camp
The only lodge in Lake Manyara National Park, this spectacular property is cradled
in the boughs of a mahogany forest. Ten stilted treehouse suites, with bathrooms and
outdoor showers, appear to float in a sea of green, the large picture windows framing
the forest canopy. Twice-daily game drives provide opportunities to spot the park’s
renowned tree climbing lions; afterwards relax by the pool as meals are expertly
prepared in the open kitchen.
Located on a popular wildlife corridor between the Manyara and Tarangire
ecosystems, this private ranch offers a unique experience within Tanzania’s northern
circuit. The 35,000 acre conservancy is shared with the guests of just six tents
ensuring exclusive wildlife encounters without the crowds. Night game drives, guided
bush walks, off-road driving and game viewing from well-placed hides are also
permitted – horse-riding can be arranged locally at extra cost.
Guide Price
Offer – Honeymoon.
Guide Price
Prices from £568pppn on a fully inclusive basis including conservancy fees and game viewing
activities.
Lake Manyara National Park
The Manor
Manyara Ranch Conservancy
Tree House Suite
Escarpment Luxury Lodge
Sanctuary Swala
On the edge of Lake Manyara National Park and a short drive from the Ngorongoro
Crater, the lodge stands in indigenous bush frequented by species such as buffalo,
dik-dik and baboon. Accommodation is in large, air-conditioned chalets, equipped
with indoor and outdoor showers and a private deck with lake views. Dine on the
expansive deck of the comfortable main lodge or in the boma. Game drives to
Manyara and the Crater can be arranged at extra cost.
Overlooking a waterhole teeming with wildlife, this eco-friendly camp lies in
Tarangire National Park, thought by many to be the most thrilling in Northern
Tanzania. The camp comprises twelve stylishly furnished canvas pavilions, each with
an outdoor shower, furnished wooden viewing deck and the services of a personal
attendant. Elephant, leopard and lion frequent the waterhole, whilst each day brings
the opportunity to join wide-ranging game drives or relax by the infinity pool.
Guide Price
Prices from £164-£212pppn on a full board basis.
Guide Price
Offer – Free Flights.
Lake Manyara
Tent
Tarangire National Park
Suite
Tented Suite
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Tanzania
Tanzania
Jongomero Lodge
The Residence Zanzibar
On the banks of a seasonal sand river in one of Tanzania’s most unspoiled parks, the
camp nestles in riverine vegetation which attracts an extraordinary diversity of
plants, animals and birds. Reflecting classic safari luxury, thatched roofs cover the
eight tented suites, each with en suite bathroom and private veranda. Relax by the
pool; activities include game drives, bush walks and fly-camping, with excellent
chances to view elephant, wild dog and hippo.
Set in isolated splendour on the island’s south west coast, each luxuriously appointed
villa comes with private pool, furnished deck and butler service. At the Dining Room,
international cuisine features a hint of Zanzibar spice with Middle Eastern-toMediterranean fare served at The Pavilion. Bicycles are provided for exploring the
tropical gardens, whilst the spa, glass-walled pool and mile-long beach encourage
blissful relaxation. A complimentary kids club, tennis and watersports are available.
Guide Price
Guide Price
Offers – Free Nights, Early Booking, Family, Honeymoon, Added Value.
Ruaha National Park
Zanzibar
Walking Safari
Pool Villa
Amara Selous
Essque Zalu
Setting a high level of luxury whilst retaining a unique tented safari feel, Amara
Selous lies alongside the Great Ruaha River. Surrounded by game rich bush, twelve
air-conditioned tented suites feature opulent bathrooms, mini bar and a butler’s
cupboard for early morning beverages. Outside, each has an outdoor shower, private
plunge pool and deck. Activities include game drives, walking safaris, seasonal boat
trips and a children’s programme; spa treatments can also be arranged.
Sleek and chic, this lifestyle hotel prides itself on the flexibility of its service. Standing
on Zanzibar’s north east coast it features suites with terrace or balcony from which
to view the gardens, pool or ocean, and sumptuous villas with plunge pools. Savour
signature plates in the fine dining A La Carte Restaurant, cosmopolitan cuisine in the
Market Kitchen or fresh Arabic flavours in the relaxed and informal Jetty. Go fishing,
diving or simply stretch out by the infinity pool with its underwater mood lighting.
Guide Price
Prices from £385pppn on a fully inclusive basis with park fees and game viewing activities.
Guide Price
Offers – Free Nights, Early Booking, Family, Honeymoon.
Selous Game Reserve
Zanzibar
Pool & View
Pool
Sand Rivers Selous
Baraza
Set on the banks of the Rufiji River, the lodge has been designed to make the most of its
natural location. Accommodation encompasses three hillside suites with plunge pools
and five riverside cottages – all are open-fronted for a close-to-nature experience. The
area is famous for walking safaris which uncover the diverse eco-system and allow
guests to observe elephant and other wildlife at close quarters. Further activities
range from river safaris and game drives to relaxing by the swimming pool.
Set beside unspoilt Bwejuu beach, this exclusive boutique resort fuses Swahili, Arabian
and Indian design. Created in the style of a white-washed Sultan’s palace, spacious
villas with private plunge pools are embellished with fine silks, hand-carved furniture
and antiques. Young guests will appreciate the kids’ club whilst adults escape to the
Frangipani Spa or take advantage of a host of watersports. Fine cuisine showcasing the
island’s excellent produce and spices is served in the lavish Sultan’s Dining Room.
Guide Price
Guide Price
Offers – Free Nights, Early Booking, Family, Honeymoon.
Zanzibar
Selous Game Reserve
Suite
Pool
Siwandu
Fundu Lagoon
An evocative camp set on the shores of Lake Nzerakera and surrounded by palm
forest in a game-rich area of the reserve. Thirteen comfortable tents are divided into
two camps strung out along the lake. Each camp has its own swimming pool, bar and
dining area, whilst all tents boast two verandas and en suite facilities. Activities
include boat safaris, game drives and walking safaris – for a true close-to-nature
experience, fly camping can be arranged.
Lying on Pemba Island, and accessible only by boat, this is the epitome of barefoot
beach relaxation. Thatched-roof, tented bungalows feature wooden viewing decks
– six suites also having a private plunge pool. Feast on freshly caught fish and a fusion
of flavours. Explore nearby mangroves by canoe or embark on a romantic dhow
sunset cruise to take in the surrounding islands and beaches. Other recreations
include renowned scuba diving, sailing, a swimming pool and massage treatments.
Guide Price
Guide Price
Offers – Free Nights, Early Booking, Honeymoon.
Selous Game Reserve
Pemba Island
Tent
Beach Dining
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Airlines
British Airways
Travelling in a premium class with
British Airways assures a relaxing,
pleasurable experience from beginning
to end with dedicated check-in areas,
luxurious lounges and the highest standards
of comfort and service on board.
For added convenience, customers may
commence their journey from home using
online check-in, choosing their seat and
printing their own boarding pass. Check-in
kiosks at selected airports offer a self-service
option to minimise waiting times.
Airlines
FIRST BENEFITS
CLUB WORLD BENEFITS
* A choice of check-in options including a dedicated check-in area at selected airports
* A choice of check-in options
* Dedicated Galleries First lounges at London Heathrow and London Gatwick
* Complimentary treatments at the Elemis Travel Spa at London Heathrow
* Complimentary treatments at the Elemis Travel Spa at London Heathrow
* Armchair-style seat and footstool which convert into a 6’ fully flat bed
* Spacious personal suite
* Privacy between seats at the touch of
a button
* Enhanced seats which convert into a 6’ 6” horizontal bed
* Anya Hindmarch designed amenity kit with a luxury range of well-being products
* Soft cotton pyjamas and slippers
* Audio Visual On Demand entertainment system with over 200 film, TV, music and games options†
* Formal gourmet dining or an informal side service option
* Access to Arrivals lounges at London Heathrow
* Local and international cuisine with a complimentary bar service
* Egyptian cotton duvet and pillowcase
* Complimentary bar service
* Access to the Galleries lounge
* Snacks available from the Club Kitchen
* Access to the Arrivals lounge at London Heathrow
South African Airways Business Class
WORLD TRAVELLER PLUS BENEFITS
* A separate, quieter, premium
economy cabin
* Larger seats and 7” more legroom than World Traveller
Virgin Atlantic Upper Class Bar
* Meals designed by leading chefs with complimentary bar service throughout
† Currently being introduced across longhaul routes,
not available on all aircraft
Premium Class
Travel
Our preferred partner airlines offer the luxury of
travelling in premium cabins with award
winning service and on board entertainment.
Many airlines offer the convenience of regional
departures or connections, allowing you to begin
your journey close to home, with selected tickets
including the added advantage of a chauffeur
drive service to the airport. Online check-in and
self service kiosks are widely available ensuring
a smooth departure and more time to relax in the
comfort of a premium lounge.
For travellers to whom time and flexibility is a
necessity, Carrier is able to offer bespoke private
jet travel flying to and from almost any airport.
For more information on airlines please contact
your specialist Travel Agent, call
0161 491 7610 or visit www.carrier.co.uk
British Airways Galleries Lounge
British Airways Club World
Booking Conditions
The holidays featured are operated by Carrier Ltd (“Carrier”,
“we”, “us” and “our”). All bookings are subject to our full
booking conditions and Essential Holiday Information.
The following are an abbreviated version of our full booking
conditions which appear on our website. In these conditions,
“you” and “your” means all persons named on the booking or
any of them, as the context requires and “lead name” means
the person who makes the booking.
MAKING A BOOKING AND PAYING FOR YOUR
HOLIDAY
To confirm a holiday booking you must pay a deposit of
£250 per person or 10% of the total holiday cost, whichever
is the greater, or any applicable higher deposit. If you book
70 days or less prior to departure, full payment is due at the
time of booking. After your booking is taken, a confirmation
invoice will be sent to you. A contract between us will come
into existence when this invoice is issued. Full payment
must be received not less than 70 days before departure. We
accept various methods of payment, however please note
that if you choose to pay by credit card, there will be a charge
levied. If you do not pay in full by the due date, cancellation
charges as shown in our full booking conditions will be
payable. Any money paid by you to one of our authorised
travel agents for holiday arrangements which do not include
flights arranged by us is held by the agent on our behalf. For
flight inclusive bookings, all monies paid to an authorised
travel agent for your holiday with us will be held on behalf
of and for the benefit of the Trustees of the Air Travel Trust
subject to the travel agent’s obligation to pay such monies to
us in accordance with our trading terms unless we fail. In the
unlikely event of our financial failure, all monies then held
by or subsequently paid to the travel agent for your holiday
will be held by the agent on behalf of and for the benefit of the
Trustees of the Air Travel Trust without any obligation on the
agent to pay such monies to us.
FINANCIAL PROTECTION AND ABTA
We hold an Air Travel Organiser’s Licence (ATOL number
2968). When you buy an ATOL protected flight or flight
inclusive holiday from us, you will receive an ATOL
Certificate. This lists what is financially protected, where
you can get information on what this means for you and who
to contact if things go wrong. We, or the suppliers identified
on your ATOL Certificate, will provide you with the services
listed on the ATOL Certificate (or a suitable alternative). In
some cases, where neither we nor the supplier are able to do
so for reasons of insolvency, an alternative ATOL holder may
provide you with the services you have bought or a suitable
alternative (at no extra cost to you). You agree to accept that
in those circumstances the alternative ATOL holder will
perform those obligations and you agree to pay any money
outstanding to be paid by you under your contract to that
alternative ATOL holder. However, you also agree that in
some cases it will not be possible to appoint an alternative
ATOL holder, in which case you will be entitled to make a
claim under the ATOL scheme (or your credit card issuer
where applicable). If we, or the suppliers identified on your
ATOL certificate, are unable to provide the services listed (or
a suitable alternative, through an alternative ATOL holder
or otherwise) for reasons of insolvency, the Trustees of the
Air Travel Trust may make a payment to (or confer a benefit
on) you under the ATOL scheme. You agree that in return
for such a payment or benefit you assign absolutely to those
Trustees any claims which you have or may have arising out
of or relating to the non-provision of the services, including
any claim against us, the travel agent (or your credit card
issuer where applicable).You also agree that any such claims
may be re-assigned to another body, if that other body has
paid sums you have claimed under the ATOL scheme.
For further information, visit the ATOL website at
www.atol.org.uk.
The correct timings, using the 24-hour clock system, may
have been adjusted since we published the brochure or you
received your invoice.
We are a member of ABTA (ABTA number V0391). If you
book a combination of services (for example, accommodation
and car hire) for your holiday with us at the same time as part
of the same booking which does not include flights, ABTA
will financially protect your holiday in the same way except
that, if already abroad, you will be returned to the point where
your contracted arrangements with us commenced. Please go
to www.abta.com for a copy of the guide to ABTA’s scheme of
Financial Protection.
CHANGES TO YOUR HOLIDAY
Requests for changes must be made in writing by the lead
name and, where these can be made, will be subject to the
charges shown in our full booking conditions.
ABTA and ABTA members help holidaymakers to get the
most from their travel and assist them when things do not go
according to plan. We are obliged to maintain a high standard
of service to you by ABTA’s Code of Conduct. For further
information about ABTA, the Code of Conduct and the
arbitration scheme available to you if you have a complaint
contact ABTA at 30 Park Street, London, SE1 9EQ or see
www.abta.com
CANCELLING YOUR HOLIDAY
Cancellations must be notified by the lead name. Any
notification by telephone must also be confirmed in writing
or by e-mail within 24 hours by the lead name. Cancellation
will take effect from the working day we receive your
notification provided that written confirmation of any
telephone cancellation is received by us within 24 hours of
the original notification. Cancellation charges will then be
payable as shown in our full booking conditions.
PRICES AND YOUR INVOICE
Before confirmation, we reserve the right to change our
prices or any brochure information. Pricing errors sometimes
occur. If we become aware of any error, we will endeavour
to notify you at the time of booking (if we are then aware
of the mistake) or within 7 days of the time of booking, or
as soon as reasonably possible. We must reserve the right
to cancel the booking if you do not wish to accept the price
which is actually applicable to the holiday in which case,
you will be given the choice to amend your booking to an
alternative holiday, at the correct price. It is important to
check your invoice as soon as you receive it. In the event
of any discrepancy please contact us or your travel agent
immediately. We regret we cannot accept any liability if
we are not notified of any inaccuracies (for which we are
responsible) in any document within 10 days of our sending
it out (5 days for tickets). We will do our best to rectify any
mistake notified to us outside these time limits but you must
meet any costs involved in doing so.
OUT OF DATE-RANGE FLIGHTS
Please see our full booking conditions for terms applicable
to holidays including flights which are out of date range and
therefore not available to book when the booking is made.
A contract between us will then come into existence on the
basis that the price payable will be that applicable when the
airline releases the seats and the timings and other flight
details will be those confirmed at that time which may be
different to those advised at the time of booking.
OUR PRICE GUARANTEE
All prices quoted in this brochure are calculated on the basis
of known costs on 15 August 2013 and exchange rates as
published in the Financial Times of 15 August 2013. Once
you have accepted the price advised at the time of booking
and we have issued a confirmation invoice, that price is fully
guaranteed and will not be subject to any surcharges.
HOLIDAY INSURANCE
It is a requirement of booking that you hold adequate travel
insurance which is suitable for your particular needs.
TRAVEL INFORMATION AND DOCUMENTS
Approximately 7 days before departure you will receive your
flight/ e-ticket together with an itinerary. Please ensure
that you check the flight timings on your tickets carefully.
TRANSFERRING BOOKINGS
If you are prevented from travelling, you may transfer
the place on the booking to someone else, subject to the
conditions and charges set out in the full booking conditions.
YOUR AIRLINE
In accordance with EU Directive (EC) No 2111/2005, we
are required to bring to your attention the existence of a
“Community list” which contains details of air carriers
who are subject to an operating ban within the EU. The
Community list is available for inspection at http://ec.europa.
eu/transport/air-ban/list_en.htm.
We will advise you of the actual carrier(s) (or, if the actual
carrier(s) is not known, the likely carrier(s)) that will operate
your flight(s) at the time of booking. Where we are not able
to inform you of the likely carrier(s) at the time of booking,
we will inform you of the identity of the actual carrier(s) as
soon as we become aware of this. Any change to the operating
carrier(s) after your booking has been confirmed will be
notified to you as soon as possible. If your confirmed carrier
becomes subject to an operating ban and we/ the carrier are
unable to offer you a suitable alternative the provisions of “If
we change or cancel your holiday”
will apply.
FLIGHT CHANGES
The flight timings shown in our brochure, on our website
and/or detailed on your confirmation invoice are for
guidance only and are subject to alteration and confirmation.
Flight timings are outside our control. They are set by airlines
and are subject to various factors. We will advise you of any
significant change as soon as we are informed by the airline.
Minor timing changes will be shown on the flight tickets.
Should the changes involve a material reduction of your
holiday duration, we will offer you a refund of any applicable
costs. Any change in the identity of the airline, flight timings
and/or aircraft type (if advised) will not entitle you to cancel
or change to other arrangements without paying our normal
charges except where specified in these conditions.
IF WE CHANGE OR CANCEL YOUR HOLIDAY
We reserve the right to make changes to and cancel
confirmed holidays. Most changes are minor but may
occasionally be significant. Examples of significant changes
are shown in our full booking conditions. Some of our
holidays require a minimum number of participants to enable
us to operate them; if the minimum number is not reached,
we are entitled to cancel. We will notify you or your travel
agent of cancellation for this reason no later than 70 days
prior to departure.
If we have to make a significant change or cancel, we will
tell you as soon as possible. If there is time to do so before
departure, we will offer you the choice of (a) accepting the
changed arrangements; or (b) purchasing an alternative
holiday from us (paying or receiving a refund in respect
of any price difference); or (c) cancelling or accepting the
cancellation in which case you will receive a full and quick
refund of all monies you have paid to us.
If we have to make a significant change or cancel we
will, where compensation is appropriate, pay you the
compensation payments shown in our full booking
conditions depending on the circumstances and when the
significant change or cancellation is notified to you subject to
the following exceptions. Compensation will not be payable
and no liability beyond offering the above mentioned
choices can be accepted where (1) we are forced to make a
change or cancel as a result of unusual and unforeseeable
circumstances beyond our control, the consequences of
which we could not have avoided even with all due care
or (2) we have to cancel because the minimum number of
bookings necessary for us to operate your holiday has not
been reached (see above). Other exceptions apply as referred
to in our full booking conditions.
FORCE MAJEURE
Except where otherwise expressly stated in these booking
conditions, we regret we cannot accept liability or pay
any compensation where the performance or prompt
performance of our obligations under our contract with
you is prevented or affected by or you otherwise suffer any
damage, loss or expense of any nature as a result of “force
majeure”. In these booking conditions, “force majeure”
means any event which we or the supplier of the service(s)
in question could not, even with all due care, foresee or
avoid. Such events are likely to include (whether actual or
threatened) war, riot, civil strife, terrorist activity, industrial
dispute, natural or nuclear disaster, adverse weather
conditions, fire and all similar events outside our control.
OUR COMMITMENT TO YOU FOR YOUR HOLIDAY
ARRANGEMENTS
(a) We promise to make sure that the holiday arrangements
we have agreed to make, perform or provide as applicable
as part of our contract with you are made, performed
or provided with reasonable skill and care. This means
that, subject to these booking conditions, we will accept
responsibility if, for example, you suffer death or personal
injury or your contracted holiday arrangements are not
provided as promised or prove deficient as a result of the
failure of ourselves, our employees, agents or suppliers to use
reasonable skill and care in making, performing or providing,
as applicable, your contracted holiday arrangements. It is
your responsibility to show that reasonable skill and care
has not been used if you wish to make a claim against us.
We will only be responsible for what our employees, agents
and suppliers do or do not do if they were at the time acting
within the course of their employment (for employees) or
carrying out work we had asked them to do (for agents and
suppliers).
(b) We will not be responsible for any injury, illness, death,
loss (for example loss of enjoyment), damage, expense,
cost or other sum or claim of any description whatsoever
which results from any of the following: - the act(s) and/or
omission(s) of the person(s) affected or any member(s) of
their party or the act(s) and/or omission(s) of a third party
not connected with the provision of your holiday and which
were unforeseeable or unavoidable or ‘force majeure’ as
defined above
(c) For claims which do not involve personal injury, illness
or death, the most we will have to pay if we are liable to you is
twice the price the person affected paid for their holiday (not
including insurance premiums and amendment charges).
We will only have to pay this maximum amount if everything
has gone wrong and you have received no benefit from your
holiday. Where enjoyment of only some days has been
affected, we will refund reasonable related expenses and pay
a daily sum of compensation up to £50 per day per person
affected.
(d) Subject to (b) above, if you are killed, injured or become
ill during or as a result of, carriage (including the process of
getting on and/or off the transport concerned) by aircraft,
ship or train forming part of the holiday arrangements
booked before departure from the UK and to which any
international convention or regulation applies, our liability
(including the maximum amount of compensation we will
have to pay you, the types of claim and the circumstances in
which compensation will be payable) will be limited as if we
were the carrier in question. The most we will have to pay
you for that claim or that part of a claim if we are found liable
to you on any basis is the most the carrier concerned would
have to pay under the international convention or regulation
which applies to the travel arrangements in question
(for example, the Warsaw Convention as amended or
unamended and the Montreal Convention for international
travel by air and/or for airlines with an operating licence
granted by an EU country, the EC Regulation on Air Carrier
Liability No 889/2002 for national and international
travel by air, the Athens Convention (as amended by the
2002 protocol where applicable) for international travel
by sea and COTIF, the Convention on International Travel
by Rail). Where a carrier would not be obliged to make
any payment to you under the applicable international
convention or regulation in respect of a claim or part of a
claim, we similarly are not obliged to make a payment to
you for that claim or part of the claim. When making any
payment, we are entitled to deduct any money which you
have received or are entitled to receive from the carrier for
the claim in question. Copies of the applicable international
conventions and regulations are available from us on
request.
(e) Under EU law you have rights in some circumstances
to refunds and/or compensation from your airline in cases of
denied boarding, cancellation or delay to flights. Full details
of these rights will be publicised at EU airports and will also
be available from airlines.
(f ) Please note, we cannot accept responsibility for any
services which do not form part of our contract.
(g) Our suppliers have their own conditions which may
limit or exclude supplier’s liability to you. Copies are
available on request.
(h) Operational decisions may be taken by airlines and
airports resulting in delays, diversions or rescheduling for
which we cannot accept responsibility. Where, as a result of
force majeure we are obliged to change or end your holiday
after departure, but before the end of your holiday, we
will not pay compensation or reimburse you for expenses
incurred.
EXPERIENCES FORMING PART OF YOUR HOLIDAY
Please see our full booking conditions for applicable terms.
LOCALLY BOOKED EXCURSIONS/ACTIVITIES
AND EXPERIENCES NOT FORMING PART OF YOUR
HOLIDAY
Whilst on holiday, you may be offered the opportunity to
buy optional excursions and activities. Your contract for
these will be with the local provider and will be subject to the
provider’s terms and conditions, some of which may exclude
or limit its liability to you, and will be governed by local
law and jurisdiction. We accept no liability for any breach
of contract or negligent act or omission of any provider.
Some excursions/activities may contain an element of risk
or require a good level of physical fitness. If in doubt, you
should make direct inquiries with the local provider before
deciding to buy, and check that you are covered by your
travel insurance policy.
IF YOU HAVE A COMPLAINT
If you have cause for complaint whilst on holiday, you must
bring it to the attention of our local representative and/
or the supplier (eg hotel manager) immediately, or call
the emergency contact number provided in your travel
documents. They will do their best to rectify the situation.
If you do not raise concerns immediately, this may affect
our ability to investigate and take remedial action and it
may impact on the way your complaint is dealt with. If
you remain dissatisfied, you should send us a complaint
in writing within 28 days of the completion of the holiday.
Please remember to quote your holiday booking number and
daytime telephone number.
If your complaint cannot be resolved, you may use the ABTA
arbitration scheme which is summarised in our full booking
conditions. Full details are available on request or from
www.abta.com
LAW AND JURISDICTION
We both agree that English law (and no other) will apply
to your contract and to any dispute, claim or other matter
of any description which arises between us (“claim”) (except
as set out below). We both also agree that any claim (and
whether or not involving any personal injury) must be dealt
with under the ABTA arbitration scheme (if the scheme
is available for the claim in question and you wish to use
it – see above) or by the Courts of England and Wales only
unless, in the case of Court proceedings, you live in Scotland
or Northern Ireland. In this case, proceedings must either
be brought in the Courts of your home country or those of
England and Wales. If proceedings are brought in Scotland
or Northern Ireland, you may choose to have your contract
and claim governed by the law of Scotland/Northern Ireland
as applicable (but if you do not so choose, English law
will apply).
DATA PROTECTION POLICY
For the purposes of the Data Protection Act 1998, we are
a data controller. Our full Data Protection Policy appears
on our website and the following is a summary only.
Appropriate personal data will be passed on to the relevant
suppliers and any other third party who need to know it so
that your holiday can be provided. The information may
also be provided to government / public authorities such
as customs, immigration and the security services or as
required by law. We may disclose personal data to
companies in the Kuoni Group. Other than in relation to
government / public authorities, we will take appropriate
steps which are intended to ensure that anyone to whom
we pass your personal data for any reason agrees to keep it
secure and only uses it for the purposes of providing their
services. If we cannot pass on personal data, we will be
unable to fulfil your booking. In making your booking, you
consent to personal data being passed on to the relevant
suppliers and other third parties. We take appropriate
technical and organisational measures which are intended
to prevent unauthorised or unlawful processing of personal
data and accidental loss or destruction of, or damage to,
personal data. Your personal data may be stored, used
and otherwise processed within the UK and/or any other
country(ies) of the European Economic Area (EEA). We
may also store, use or otherwise process personal data
outside the EEA. Data protection laws may not be as strong
outside the EEA as they are in the EEA. We would also like
to store and use your personal data for future marketing
purposes unless you have told us that you do not wish us
to do so. If you do not wish to receive future marketing
material, please write to us or e-mail aspects@carrier.co.uk.
For our latest Booking Conditions please visit our website
www.carrier.co.uk/booking-conditions
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carrier.co.uk
The Carrier Website
THIS BROCHURE IS JUST THE STARTING POINT FOR HOW CARRIER CAN HELP WITH
YOUR NEXT HOLIDAY. OUR WEBSITE IS ALSO A VALUABLE RESOURCE AT YOUR DISPOSAL
AND PROVIDES A WEALTH OF ADDITIONAL AND UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION.
The site has been designed to share our passion for travel. It is full
of ideas and inspiration, drawn from our team’s first-hand travel
experiences and with collaborations from guest editors.
Hotel information is more detailed and includes room descriptions
and additional images; destination guides feature recommended
highlights, insider tips, events and news. The site is also the best place
to find our recent travel reviews and the latest savings.
Other features include MyCarrier, which enables you to save hotels,
destinations, offers and more to your personal travel planner and be
the first to receive our latest news and special offers. You can also
connect with our team via email or live chat, or find our list of
recommended travel agents, should you find something of particular
interest to discuss further.
We look forward to making your next holiday your best yet.
Our full portfolio of 2014/15 brochures:
Africa
USA, Canada & Mexico
Antarctica, Botswana, Cruising, Kenya, Malawi,
Namibia, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda,
Zambia, Zanzibar and Zimbabwe.
Arizona, California, Canada, Cruising, Florida,
Hawaii, Las Vegas, Mexico, Montana, New England,
New York, Utah and Wyoming.
Call 0161 491 7610
Call 0161 491 7640
Caribbean, Bermuda & Mexico
Europe & North Africa
Anguilla, Antigua, Barbados, Bermuda,
British Virgin Islands, Cruising, Grenada,
Jamaica, Mexico, Nevis, St Barths, St Lucia,
The Bahamas, The Grenadines, Tobago,
Turks & Caicos and Villas.
Croatia, Cruising, Cyprus, Egypt, France, Greece,
Italy, Madeira, Monaco, Montenegro, Morocco,
Portugal, Prague, Spain, Tunisia and Turkey.
Call 0161 491 7620
Indian Ocean & Arabia
Indian Subcontinent, Far East
& Australasia
Australia, Bhutan, Borneo, Burma, Cambodia,
China, Cruising, Fiji, French Polynesia, Hong Kong, India,
Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore,
Sri Lanka, Thailand and Vietnam.
Call 0161 491 7630
Call 0161 491 7650
Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Jordan, Maldives, Mauritius, Oman,
Ras Al Khaimah, Seychelles and Sri Lanka.
Call 0161 491 7660
Luxury Ski & Snow
Antarctica, Arctic, Austria, Canada, France, Iceland, Italy,
Sweden, Switzerland and USA.
Call 0161 491 7670
www.carrier.co.uk
CARRIER, NO.1 LAKESIDE, CHEADLE, CHESHIRE, SK8 3GW TEL: 0161 491 7600 EMAIL: ENQUIRY@CARRIER.CO.UK
Carrier Limited registered in England No. 2671002 ATOL 2968 ABTA V0391

Africa - Carrier

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