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LEOPARD CONSERVATION SAFARI - SOUTH AFRICA
Our comfortable Leopard Tracks safari is a safari with a twist – enjoy a fantastic safari in South Africa visiting the Kruger National Park and Sabi Sands AND get involved with leopard conservation! At just £2,595 per person you can also conserve your own funds!
Black Leopard 14 Day Safari Itinerary
Wildlife Film Maker's Safari
At just £2,595 per person plus international flights these unique safaris not only offer fabulous value for money - but they also help a local leopard conservation charity.
SPACES ARE LIMITED - CALL US TODAY TO BOOK!
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For more than 20 years, the Save the Rhino Trust (SRT) has worked to protect the last free-ranging rhino population on Earth: the endangered desert-adapted black rhino. In the remote, rugged Palmwag Concession, local trackers use camel trains to help research and monitor this animal. On this original Exploration, guests join these "ships of the desert" on an eight-day walk across the oldest desert in the world, where a camel train and a team of SRT trackers penetrate deep into the heart of the Namib Desert in search of this rare species, as well as the unique desert-adapted elephant and other spectacular desert life. The revenues generated by this venture are channelled into this vital rhino conservation project. |
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Brief Itinerary
Day 1: Arrive and overnight at Palmwag Lodge
Day 2: Early morning drive north to Mbakondja Camel Camp to meet the Save the Rhino Camel Team, then walk south to and overnight near the Aub River
Day 3: Walk out west towards the Barab River
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Day 4: Head west again towards Okomutati and Kudu Springs
Day 5: Travel to Hunkab Spring and overnight in Adventure Camp
Day 6: Bid farewell to camels and SRT trackers and transfer by vehicle to Hoanib Camp
Day 7: Hoanib Camp, Kaokoland
Day 8: Fly back to Palmwag Lodge in time for lunch. It is easy to extend this safari with more time at Palmwag Lodge or another area in Namibia - just ask!
This is safari will be tailor made to your exact specification!
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7 day Luxury Lodge and Camel Safari in the Laikipia region of Kenya.
Enjoy exclusive lodges - 3 nights at Loisaba Lodge in Laikipia including 2 nights spent sleeping out under the African sky on their luxurious 'starbeds', and 2 nights being spoilt at Sabuk Lodge. The highlight of your stay will be walking or riding with camels, returning at dusk to a fully hosted fly camp set along the dramatic gorges of the Ewaso Nyiro River.
This itinerary is fully flexible and you can enjoy more days walking with the camels and Samburu guides or perhaps another couple of nights fly camping - let us get back to you with ideas and prices!
FULL ITINERARY
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Camel Safaris can be enjoyed at the following lodges in the Laikipia, Samburu and Mathews Range regions of Kenya:
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ZIMBABWE IS BACK!
Tracks Safaris have travelled extensively in Zimbabwe from the capital city Harare to the old colonial town of Bulawayo and over to the fabulous Motopos National Park.
We have stayed at lodges and camps in Hwange - home to some of the largest herds of elephant in southern Africa, enjoyed the wildlife and lake at Kariba and Matusadonia and revelled in the glorious views over the Zambezi River at Mana Pools. Zimbabwe is home to some of the very best wildlife and guides in Africa.
If you are planning a visit to Zimbabwe give us a call - we would be delighted to assist with your travel arrangements. The country is safe, welcoming and ready for your visit. Our advice - visit soon to enjoy the great wilderness areas before everyone else does!
For more inspiration visit our Zimbabwe pages.
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