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General Safety Tips
If you're on a mobile, packaged safari and/ or tour, encountering safety risks are minimal - tour operators make it their business to know the areas they travel to so risk is kept to a minimum.

Try not to travel alone, always keep to small groups, never hitch hike or get a lift from a stranger when you are on your own. Always read the local news and keep up to date on current happenings around the world and in Africa.

Websites like www.news24.com, www.iafrica.com, www.africanews.org and www.iol.co.za are updated with top stories almost hourly.

Ask a few locals to give you a run-down on all safe and unsafe areas, dress codes as well as areas where the tourist are.

The central areas of the larger cities (e.g. Johannesburg, Cape Town, Harare, Victoria Falls, Livingstone, Windhoek and Maputo) have a criminal element that preys on unwary tourists! Do not walk alone in apparently deserted places; wherever possible walk with a group. Be on the look out for pickpockets and bag snatchers. Do not carry more cash than required. Keep a photocopy of the first few pages of your passport, visas and air tickets, separately from the original documents.

When driving in Africa there are a few simple rules, drive carefully and slowly (speed kills), remember animals and humans can cross the road at any time (quite often just in front of you), try never to drive at night, stay alert as roads are often poorly maintained and pot holes are to be found, always wear you seat belts.

Stay aware of what's going on around you, you have a good chance of enjoying a problem-free safari!

Safety on Safari:

» Always listen to your guide!
» When visiting wildlife areas do not walk into the bush without your guide!
» Do not approach any wild animals too closely: It is dangerous!
» Do not swim in any rivers (presence of crocodiles and hippo's)!
» Never feed any animals, however inquisitive they may appear to be!
 

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- In business since 1999
- We are based in Africa
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- We currently have over 3 000 + products on offer
- We tailor-make all safaris
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- We build a relationship with you
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- Book everything through one company
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- We also book flights
 

Kulala Desert Lodge

Kulala Desert Lodge

Kulala Desert Lodge has a main area with décor inspired by northern Africa, as well as a lounge, bar, dining area, plunge pool, and wrap-around veranda overlooking the waterhole - a perfect location to view and photograph the desert vista.

Kulala Desert Lodge

 

Serra Cafema

Serra Cafema

Serra Cafema is located in the extreme north-west of Namibia on the banks of the Kunene River in the Hartmann Valley. Undoubtedly amongst the most remote camps in Southern Africa, only reachable by a three hour light aircraft trip from Windhoek.

Serra Cafema

 

Desert Rhino Camp

Desert Rhino Camp

Set in a wide valley sometimes flush with grass, accommodation at Desert Rhino Camp is in the form of 8 Meru-style canvas tents which sleep up to 16 guests. Raised from the ground on a wooden deck, each tent features an en-suite bathroom with a hand basin, flush toilet and bucket shower.

Desert Rhino Camp

 

Lianshulu Lodge

Lianshulu Lodge

Lianshulu Lodge is located on the banks of the breathtaking Kwando River, one of the four mighty rivers feeding the Linyanti Swamps. This region is regarded as Namibia's own slice of the Okavango Delta. Here, in the heart of the Mudumu National Park, dry mixed woodlands stand in complete contrast to the beautiful Kwando wetland ecosystem.

Lianshulu Lodge

 
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