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11 night/12 day safari from Lusaka to Lilongwe
This classic safari combines the best of Zambia and Malawi. Spend five days in South Luangwa National Park, one of Africa's premier wildlife sanctuaries with one of the greatest game concentrations in Africa. The park is famed for its excellent leopard sightings and walking safaris were pioneered in Luangwa and it still sets the pace. Then fly via Lilongwe and to the north of lake Malawi. Spend three nights at each of two remote luxury lodges on Lake Malawi relaxing and enjoying watersports, one on the Malawian side of the lake and one on the Mozambiquan lakeside. Then fly back to Lilongwe. Read more... |
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7 night/8 day fly and transfer tour ex Johannesburg
Fly direct from Johannesburg to Vilanculos and then continue by boat or air to the islands. It is hard to imagine somewhere more romantic or ‘Robinson Crusoe’ than the Benguerra Islands. Benguerra Lodge is encircled by silver beaches, coral reefs and turquoise seas and merges into a natural milkwood forest It offers 11 secluded and spacious thatched chalets built on stilts with easy access to the superb beach, abundant forest bird life and magnificent views of the ocean. In keeping with island living, the open, airy chalets have romantic yet simple furnishings - wooden floors, mosquito net draped beds and well-appointed en suite bathrooms. Three, four, seven or ten night packages can be easily combined with a South African safari or holiday. We can also arrange well-priced private charters from the Sabi Sands private game reserves if you are a party of four or more people. Read more... |
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