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Kenya, South Africa, Tanzania
Kenya
Tented Safari Camps in Kenya
The Selenkay Conservacy lies a few miles north of Amboseli National Park and is an important dispersal area and rangeland for wildlife migrating out of Amboseli. In May 1997, a Kenyan organisation called Porini Ecotourism agreed with the local Maasai community to set aside the area for a reserve for wildlife, so that the habitat could be protected and wildlife conserved. To go to Gamewatchers Website please Click Here
South AfricaTailor-made self-drive itineraries, Game Lodges and Safari holidays in South Africa
This underexplored northern part of South Africa is rich in culture and superb scenery as well as history and tradition. You may go on Safari, view cave paintings, see the rare wild dogs, visit Venda village and witness local artists at work.
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You may see the Southern Right Whales between June and November in both Hermanus and Gansbaai, along the Garden Route. Shark cage diving can be organised in the Gansbaai region. It only takes about 20-30 minutes to reach the site depending on sea conditions. Small groups of a maximum of 6 people are taken out to sea so as to avoid intrusion on the marine habitat.
Only 45 minutes drive east of Port Elizabeth, Amakhala Game Reserve and Accommodation in the Eastern Cape is easily accessible for any visitor to South Africa, and it is surely a not-to-be-missed stop on South Africa's famous "Garden Route".
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Umlani Bushcamp offers an authentic wildlife experience in Big Five territory. View lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino, in over 10 000 hectares (24 000 acres) of traversing area, also home to over 40 mammal species and 350 bird species. Experience the thrill of game drives in open Land Rovers, guided bush walks, and tracking game on foot with highly experienced rangers and trackers. You are guaranteed an adventure of a lifetime in one of Africa's world-renowned unspoilt wilderness reserves.
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Lesheba Wilderness aims to offer ecologically sustainable tourism with the primary focus on experiencing the unique natural environment of South Africa’s Soutpansberg Mountains together with the rich culture and heritage of the local Venda people.
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Game Lodges and Safari Holidays in Tanzania