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UK: 0208 977 7034
Eire: 0818 719321
Bush Skills, Rhino Tracking & Falls (Family Wildlife Safari)
Destination: Botswana & Zambia
Length of Trip: 11 days
Trip Type: Tailor Made Fly-in
Cost of Trip: From £3,630 / €4,865 per person
Length of Trip: 11 days
Trip Type: Tailor Made Fly-in
Cost of Trip: From £3,630 / €4,865 per person
Trip Highlights
· Learn Bushman Survival Tactics
· Exclusive use of each camp
· Track Rhino with San Bushmen
· Game drives; mokoro trips; bush walks in the true wilderness of the Okavango Delta
· Boat trips, canoe trips, scenic flights or walks at the magnificent Victoria Falls.
· Exclusive use of each camp
· Track Rhino with San Bushmen
· Game drives; mokoro trips; bush walks in the true wilderness of the Okavango Delta
· Boat trips, canoe trips, scenic flights or walks at the magnificent Victoria Falls.
Itinerary
How to Book
To book this trip, call us on 020 8977 7034 or contact us by email.
Cost: From £3,630 / €4,865 per person
Price is based on four people travelling and is dependent on date of travel. Contact us for more information quoting 'Botswana Family Safari'.
The cost includes:
International and Domestic flights from London
Transfers to/from and between camps
All meals and snacks whilst in Botswana
All beverages, including bottled water, soft drinks and alcoholic beverages in Botswana
All activities while at camp escorted by professional guides
3 star accommodation with breakfast for 2 nights in Livingstone
The cost excludes the following:
Airport Taxes
Visas
Items of personal nature, such as tips, beverages, etc
The cost includes:
International and Domestic flights from London
Transfers to/from and between camps
All meals and snacks whilst in Botswana
All beverages, including bottled water, soft drinks and alcoholic beverages in Botswana
All activities while at camp escorted by professional guides
3 star accommodation with breakfast for 2 nights in Livingstone
The cost excludes the following:
Airport Taxes
Visas
Items of personal nature, such as tips, beverages, etc
What this Trip Contributes
Botswana’s policy of preserving its wildlife and implementing sustainable tourism policies has paid off with its pristine natural environment. Whilst the country is one of Africa’s more expensive safari destinations, the money paid on entering national parks contributes towards conservation strategies and the development of local communities.
This trip uses local guides who have an intense passion for nature and their country. Their ability to speak local dialects gives guests a privileged insight into the intriguing local tribal cultures, whilst their well-trained game-spotting skills and expert knowledge of botany and wildlife provide for a unique and informative experience.
The owners of the camp where you will stay in the desert sponsor an orphanage located on the reserve: fees from your stay here also help to sustain their running costs. Guests at the camp are welcome to bring books, toys, stationery or deflated footballs or other sporting equipment to donate.
This trip uses local guides who have an intense passion for nature and their country. Their ability to speak local dialects gives guests a privileged insight into the intriguing local tribal cultures, whilst their well-trained game-spotting skills and expert knowledge of botany and wildlife provide for a unique and informative experience.
The owners of the camp where you will stay in the desert sponsor an orphanage located on the reserve: fees from your stay here also help to sustain their running costs. Guests at the camp are welcome to bring books, toys, stationery or deflated footballs or other sporting equipment to donate.
