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10 day Zambian Safari
Remote South Luangwa and the Zambezi River. From $ 5 235.

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The Kafue 'Classic' Sample Itinerary
The Kafue ‘Classic’ is a six night high class tented mobile safari that starts on a Saturday and ends on a Friday. Guests will overnight at three different exclusive camp locations spending two nights at each site before moving on to a com...

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Safari & Beach Holiday to Mozambique
We have put together a fabulous trip combining Explore Gorongosa and Coral Lodge to give visitors a true taste of what the largely unexplored and fascinating Mozambique has to offer.

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Historic Battles Amongst The Rolling Hills Of Kwa-Zulu Natal
The KwaZulu-Natal battlefields have always been very much worth a days trip reliving the past. The Drakensberg and Natal Midlands offer many opportunities to re-discover British, Zulu and Boer clashes on the battlefield. Infact KwaZulu-Nata...

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Jamala Game Lodge
We were the only two people in the Jamala resort, with 13 staff! The resort is fabulous. The room is really 5 star, the food and everything is great.

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Ruaha National Park
There are not many places left in Africa that I consider to be wild and relatively unexplored. Ruaha National Park is one of these. Approximately two hours flying time in a light aircraft heading due west from Dar es Salaam (also accessible...

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Pulse Africa Newsletter

MOZAMBIQUE

I just wanted to write and thank you for organising the most fantastic holiday - we had the greatest trip. Of the two hotels on Bazaruto, we all preferred Bazaruto Lodge - it is in a nicer position and the beach and snorkelling on the other side were fantastic. (Also the dive instructor was very good and qualified). However we had the most amazing whale trip at Indigo Bay - had a young humpback whale who came to play with us, he spent 45 minutes with us, larking about as if he thought he was a dolphin. We had a whale expert with us who said it was okay for the kids to swim with him - they was not holding them back so they got to swim with a whale. I only plucked up the courage just as he left - he was massive and I was a bit concerned about all those sharks lurking who knows where. He scraped the boat a couple of times rubbing his barnacles. As for Zambia, Robin Pope Safaris were just brilliant - we had the most incredible time, saw everything, the staff were excellent, the food was outstanding, the guides - everything they did for us. Emily got her GCSEs and did really well 9 A stars and 1 A, and they gave us a surprise champagne sundowner for her. Of the two camps we stayed at, the second was really in the wilds and I think the game viewing was better, quite scary having lions walk through camp - the night drives were incredible, watched 5 lioness hunting and then also watched a leopard hunting - had a few scary encounters with elephants - but we are all safe and sound and would definitely go back.Anyway, thank you so much for all your hard work; we all had the most memorable holiday, especially the two chaps who had never been to Africa before. Will be in touch as I am sure we will go again in the future.
Di