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Daily Telegraph, UK The Daily Telegraph Saturday 3 February 2018 *** 15 A NEW SERIES OF EXPERT GUIDES TO TRAVEL IN 2018 No.7 TELEGRAPH TRAVEL INSPIRES 50 AMAZING WILDLIFE ADVENTURES FLPA From Africa to the Arctic, Patagonia to the Pantanal, / we reveal the world’s best animal encounters FRANS LANTING FRANS Next weekend: 85 great ocean cruisesDownload the guides at telegraph.co.uk/tt-2018travelguides 22 *** Saturday 3 February 2018 The Daily Telegraph The Daily Telegraph Saturday 3 February 2018 *** 23 AMAZING WILDLIFE ADVENTURES 50 PACK YOUR TRUNKS An elephant in the CONTINUED FROM PAGE 21 Okavango Delta, below; a butterfy WILD DOGS AND OKAVANGO in Madagascar, 33 ELEPHANTS, THE APPLIANCE OF SCIENCE bottom ZIMBABWE 27 BOATING SAFARI, From smart skincare to very smart drones, Richard Madden has the right tech for your trip BOTSWANA In 2018, the BBC will be screening a documentary on the highly Many Botswana fans will have endangered wild dog, sometimes GOPRO KARMA DRONE built-in tutorial and fight congested areas. The drone must TICK REMOVER CARD experienced a magical ride in a called the painted dog, which was As in the best wildlife simulator, which makes learning remain in sight at a maximum Lyme disease, transmitted via mokoro canoe when the Okavango flmed over the course of two years at documentaries, drones should be to fy easy, and it has an automatic height of 400ft, a horizontal ticks, is an increasing problem in Delta is in food (May-October) but Vundu Lodge at the Unesco World used for flming overviews and take-of and landing button for distance of 550yd and at least 55yd Europe. This credit card-sized this adventure takes the experience Heritage site of Mana Pools, not close-ups, so animals remain frst-timers. Cleverly, it fies back from people, vehicles or animals. Lifesystems tick remover fts into to a new level. New for 2018, the Zimbabwe. This photographic safari unaware of their presence. to you and lands if it gets out of Drones are illegal in some a wallet and has a magnifying lens four-day trip explores the delta from will be guided by award-winning The Karma Drone is compact range – or if there is a lost countries or parts of countries. and two removal tools of diferent top to bottom while taking day trips wildlife photographer Bret Charman, and ultra-portable, and its connection or low battery. Make sure you read the UK Drone sizes. You need to remove all the from an uninhabited island. You’ll and Nick Murray, founder of Vundu computer games-style touch Safety: keep well away from Code at dronesafe.uk. tick’s mouth and body parts – and watch elephants and hippos swim Camp and guide for the BBC flm crew display streams a live view of what aircraft, airports, airfelds, £999 with hero6camera; this does the trick nicely. across the river in front of you and on their 300-day shoot the drone is seeing. There’s a buildings, high objects, trees and shop.gopro.com £4.49; lifesystems.co.uk may get a sighting of one of Africa’s ! Eleven days costs from £7,945 including rarest antelopes, the sitatunga. domestic fights but exclusive of ! Four days from £1,395 (minimum four international fights. Departing Nov 1 2018. people) reducing to £1,080 (minimum Wildlife Worldwide (01962 302086, six) excluding fights. Botswana wildlifeworldwide.com). Specialists (01473 599083; botswanaspecialists.co.uk). CORAL REEF DIVING WITH 34 PROJECT, OMAN Here’s an opportunity to join a 28 WHALE SHARKS, pioneering long-term study mapping LEDLENSER HEADTORCH ST HELENA and monitoring the exceptionally Flexibility is key when it comes to diverse coral reefs of the Arabian Gulf headtorches. Variable brightness, New fights from Johannesburg and the Gulf of Oman’s mountainous an adjustable lens (wide angle/ have opened up St Helena to Musandam peninsula. In the wake of spot focus) and angle of view adventurous divers. Until recently, heightened awareness of the plight of (rotating down/up/sideways) the island could only be reached by the world’s coral reefs, the research make all the diference – and this ship, making it expensive and data is a crucial tool in preserving model, the LedLenser H7.2, ticks inaccessible. Known as the expert, Dr Elena Chelysheva. Species GORILLA these reefs against development plans. all the boxes. There’s also a “Galapagos of the Atlantic”, the studied will include lion, cheetah, The expedition will follow the rechargeable version. island ofers pristine dive sites black rhino, elephants, wild dog, 32 TREKKING, CONGO protocols of an internationally £52.95; ledlenser-store.co.uk teeming with life – including large Grevy’s zebra and reticulated girafe. While many are aware of the gorilla recognised coral reef monitoring numbers of whale sharks from Guests learn in depth (and in luxury) trekking options in Uganda and programme – and the price includes PANASONIC CAMERA SKINCEUTICALS December to March – a recent WHY I LOVE about each species and the threats Rwanda, few have experienced the training as a Reef Check EcoDiver. If you’re after both high-quality Weather can damage your skin on phenomenon that has attracted the facing them. remote rainforest in the Republic of ! Seven days’ expedition contribution: stills and outstanding video a wildlife trip and prevention is attention of scientists worldwide. AFRICAN ! Nine days from £8,380 based on a group the Congo (not to be confused with its £1,732 excluding fights to Dubai. quality, there is no better hybrid better than cure. SkinCeuticals ! Eight nights including 10 dives costs of 10 travelling together including troubled neighbour, Democratic Departures: Nov 25 and Dec 2 2018. camera for the price than the has created a range of antioxidant, from £2,795 sharing with Dive Worldwide WILD DOGS international fights. The Explorations Republic of the Congo). Many consider Biosphere Expeditions (0870 4460801; Lumix GH5. Launched last year, it vitamin C-rich, moisturising and (01962 302087; diveworldwide.com). Company (01367 850566; Odzala-Kokoua National Park to be the biosphere-expeditions.org). can shoot 4K video at 60fps – hydrating sera/creams that Kate Humble, TV presenter explorationscompany.com). best place in Africa for gorilla sightings cinematic quality. On the protect against sun damage and GAME-VIEWING, (though they tend to spend more time HWANGE BUSH downside, 4K will burn up both environmental irritants. Choose he frst dogs trotted up to WILDLIFE in trees than their counterparts disk space and computer memory. from Brightening UV Defense 29 TANZANIA the dam, yards from where further east). Stay at Ngaga, Mboko 35 CAMP, ZIMBABWE £1,699.99; panasonic.com (moisturising SPF 30 sunscreen) Selous and Ruaha are Tanzania’s we sat. They drank, they 31 DISCOVERY TOUR, and Lango camps, which are all Opened in 2017, this is one of the best £40.95; CE Ferulic (vitamin C two largest game reserves. Located T frolicked in the water, MADAGASCAR dedicated to gorilla trekking. examples of a “back-to-basics” camp antioxidant) £129; Hydrating B5 in the south, they are both very play-fghting and scrapping almost ! Eleven days from £7,611 including all that is nevertheless serviced by top SWAROVSKI BINOCULARS (oil-free gel) £61.95; and Redness SEVEN-IN-ONE remote. While the concentrations within touching distance. I realised This small group tour led by highly fights. The Ultimate Travel Company (020 guides. While the tents are very Ofering crystal-clear sharpness neutraliser (gel cream). SURVIVAL TOOL of wildlife are not as great as in the that photographer Paul [Joynson- experienced guides explores some of 3553 2204; ultimatetravelcompany.co.uk). comfortable, luxury is not the top even in low light, these CL £78.75; skinceuticals.co.uk I haven’t tested the Adventure Serengeti to the north, the number Hicks] and I had stopped taking Madagascar’s protected areas in a priority. Located in a remote part of Companion 8x30 B binoculars are Medical SOL Origin in a real-life of species is far greater. The best photos and were just sitting, diverse range of habitats. You will see Hwange National Park, it is owned by easy to carry and will ft into a situation – but if I did, I’d be glad wildlife viewing, the most dumbstruck, eyes shining, grins many species of lemurs, endemic top guide Dave Carson and currently large jacket pocket. Their 8x of this palm-sized box. It has a dramatic landscapes and the best plastered across our faces. birds, chameleons and giant butterfies much of the guiding is done by the magnifcation (equivalent to a frelighter, knife, whistle, mirror, lodges are concentrated in as well as trees and plants from acclaimed Spike Williamson. Both are 400mm lens on a 35mm camera) compass, fshing equipment and relatively small areas, especially in baobabs to orchids. The tour can be professional guide course examiners. makes them a great choice for sewing kit, plus instructions for the Selous around the Rufji river. FLYING SAFARI, adapted to diferent levels of ftness It’s also one of the best camps in all-round viewing. 62 survival techniques. Opened in 2017, Asilia’s luxury KENYA along forest trails of varying grading. Africa from which to track large £910; uk.swarovskioptik.com £36.90. survivaldepot.co.uk Jabali Ridge lodge in Ruaha is 30 The itinerary includes Andasibe- wildlife on foot, with a reliable located on a rocky outcrop This unique air safari to study the Mantadia National Park, Madagascar’s chance of being able to approach BEST OF surrounded by giant baobabs and plight of Kenya’s endangered wildlife top protected rainforest site, the species such as lions and elephants. FRIENDS with excellent big cat viewing. will transport guests to the most unique spiny bush near Ifaty on ! An eight-night safari combining two A Samburu ! Eight nights split between Jabali Ridge remote and inaccessible parts of the the coast, and both Isalo and camps costs from £4,126 including mother and child Lodge and Roho ya Selous costs from country (Maasai Mara, Laikipia, Ranomafana National Parks.
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