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An 11 night totally immersive, escorted small group serviced camping safari focussing on the Okavango Delta region of Botswana; an area teeming with wildlife. This safari is a must for animal and wildlife lovers and really is the trip of a lifetime. Private campsites for our group only. Professional driver/guide. Fantastic cook and camp crew to do all the work, while you simply relax and enjoy the pristine African bush.
Experience and Attention to Detail
Experience
I, Peter Emery have been in the travel industry since 1991 and have been specializing in Africa since 1997. Jacky and I have made dozens of trips to the African continent, including escorting camping safaris in Botswana. We have been fortunate enough to experience the very best accommodation and game viewing that there is. We want to share it with as many people as we can. That is how we help to save and maintain Africa's incredible wild places, fauna and flora. The more people that experience these precious things, the less likely they are to disappear forever. So please, use our experience to make your safari the very best that it can be.
Attention to Detail
Attention to detail is vital. You expect your transfers to be there when required. You expect dietary requirements to be noted and taken care of. Our partners in Africa have vast experience of such things and we will always supply you with reliable emergency contact details for the very, very rare case of something going awry. You will never be left to deal with such events alone, and you will always find that nothing is too much trouble for our Africa based partners.
CONTACT US.
Phone Peter 0449 689 447
Phone Jacky 0439 074 700
Email peter.emery@ucango.com.au
What to Expect at Your Lodge or Camp
Most luxury lodges are all inclusive. That means that your meals, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks and soft drinks are included in your nightly rate. Where possible your arrival at your lodge or camp will be timed shortly before lunch. Sometimes you will have flown to a commercial airport, at other times you'll fly into a private bush airstrip on a light aircraft. You'll be met and transferred to your luxury accommodation, often by the guide who will be looking after you for the duration of your stay.
You'll be shown to your accommodation and will have time to freshen up before lunch, after which you'll be free to rest or sit with a quiet glass of wine until high tea - cakes, sandwiches, tea, coffee and soft drinks. Then directly after this you are off on your first game drive which generally lasts between 3 and 4 hours. Then it's back to camp to freshen up before a sumptuous dinner. In most cases after dinner you'll be escorted back to your accommodation either by a guide or one of the security staff. Your safety in the bush is paramount.
In the morning you'll get an early wake up call and a light breakfast before heading out on your morning game drive, again 3 or 4 hours. Then it's back for a cooked brunch, after which your time is your own until high tea, though many camps and lodges offer short guided bush walks after brunch. These are highly recommended. Halfway through the game drives you'll be offered coffee and snacks in the morning and your favourite alcoholic drink in the afternoon, again with snacks. One thing's for sure - on an African safari you WILL NOT lose weight.
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