Okavango Delta & Camp Savuti – 5-days/4-nights – SAVE $250 p/p

This exclusive 2AFRIKA African safari special is unquestionably another one of those amazing safari specials that you simply cannot afford to pass up!

Combine this safari with the Victoria Falls, and Cape Town, and you will have created a memory of a lifetime that will NEVER fade!

Mapula Lodge has become synonymous with providing a true wilderness offering. It is situated in the northern area of the Okavango Delta just outside the Moremi Game Reserve, which in turn enables the lodge to offer a full spectrum of activities, all with a guide and tracker. Mapula lodge is a land camp and water camp with day and night drives (guide and tracker), bush walks, boating and mokoro excursions.

The Savuti has developed a reputation over the years as a prime area to view predators in Botswana, especially lion and spotted hyena. The Savuti lies within the Chobe National Park and boasts one of the highest concentrations of wildlife on the African continent. The Savuti Channel itself was a river and in 1982, it abruptly stopped flowing. The event was so unusual that it was extensively covered by various wildlife documentaries. Miraculously, in 2010, the Savuti starting flowing again!

This exclusive offer, only available from 2AFRIKA, includes:

4 Nights accommodation in accommodation with private bathroom facilities at Mapula Lodge and Camp Savuti

All taxes

Fully inclusive meal basis

Charter flights routed MAUN / MAPULA LODGE / CAMP SAVUTI / MAUN

Safari Activities daily

National Park entrance fees

PRICE:

$2,435.00 p/p sharing for the entire package

EXCLUSIVE ONLY TO 2AFRIKA PASSENGERS …. REDUCE THE PRICE BY $350.00 PER PERSON FOR ALL BOOKINGS MADE AND PAID FOR BY LABOR DAY 2012 FOR TRAVEL ANYTIME DURING THE VALID SEASON!

2AFRIKA PASSENGERS PAY ONLY $2,085.00 p/p for this unforgettable experience!

VALIDITY:
Daily from November 01, 2012 through March 31, 2013

The Last Lions on NatGeo WILDTV on December 16 2011

If you have listened to One Voice From Africa, you will recallKenneth Hieber’s exceptional interview with filmmakers Dereck and Beverly Joubert covering The Last Lions.

Finally, The Last Lions will air on NatGeo WILDTV at 8:00PM on December 16^th, 2011. The Last Lions is a masterpiece in cinematography with a gentle yet thought provoking story line. The filmmakers Dereck and Beverly Joubert are an exceptional couple whose artistry touches all who view The Last Lions. And no more fitting storyteller than Jeremy Irons narrates the story of Ma di Tau (“Mother of Lions”) as she battles to protect her cubs against a daunting onslaught of enemies in order to ensure their survival.

Dereck and Beverly Joubert are award-winning filmmakers from Botswana who have been National Geographic explorers-in-residence for over four years. Their mission is the conservation and understanding of the large predators and key African wildlife species that determine the course of all conservation in Africa.