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South Africa Safari Discovery SOUTH AFRICA SAFARI DISCOVERY Prepared especially for Discover South Africa’s wildlife haven, the private reserves of Sabi Sabi Wildtuin at Mala Mala Private Game Reserve. Spend your last two nights at the Kapama Private Game Reserve and Camp Jabulani’s Elephant Experience & endangered species Centre. YOUR JOURNEY AT A GLANCE Day Location Accommodation Meals South Africa Safari Discovery Day 1 Johannesburg / Mala Mala Game Reserve Mala Mala Main Camp L, D Day 2 Mala Mala Game Reserve Mala Mala Main Camp B, L, D Day 3 Kapama Private Game Reserve (Timbavati) Camp Jubalani B, L, D Day 4 Kapama Private Game Reserve (Timbavati) Camp Jubalani B, L, D Day 5 Departure B 920 Oak Street Sugar Grove, IL 60554 www.safariline.net ~DETAILED ITINERARY ~ Day 1/2 Johannesburg / Sabi Sand Wildtuin Accommodations: Mala Mala Main Camp On arrival at the Johannesburg ORTambo Airport you will be met by our local representative for document hand- over and assistance to board the scheduled Airlink flight to Skukuka Airport. On arrival at the airports you will be met by your ranger for transfer to the lodge. After you settle in your accommodations , set out on an open landrover safari with your personal ranger and tracker team and share their wealth of knowledge as they introduce you to the game reserve's diverse wildlife, prolific bird species and unique vegetation & habitats. Experience a night drive that brings you closer to the magic of the nocturnal wildlife, thriving under the clear, star studded sky while spotlights provide the opportunity to view the nocturnal wildlife. Back at the lodge enjoy the comforts of a log fire and sissling sosaties as tales of Old White Hunters and African myths are told. Mala Mala Main Camp, Sabi Sands, South Africa Arrival at the private airstrip, where your safari hosts are on hand to assist with luggage before proceeding to the lodge for check in. The Mpumalanga Lowveld is acknowledged to support one of the greatest diversities of mammalian species on the African continent. It is here, adjacent to the Kruger National Park, that the MalaMala Game Reserve is situated. The reserve straddles the perennial Sand River and includes a variety of habitat types; dense riverine forest, acacia-combretum bushveld, open grassland and rocky outcrops, each supporting different plant and animal communities. The ochre buildings with their thatched roofs, set among manicured lawns and blend harmoniously with the large shady trees. The spacious Buffalo lounge displaying bronzes, works of art and animal trophies, leads onto an expansive wooden deck which provides an elevated view of animals, watering in the Sand River. Whether you prefer spending your time in camp doing some passive game viewing from the verandah or relaxing next to the sparkling pool with a drink in hand, personalized service is assured by a staff to guest ratio of three to one. Breakfast and lunch are served in an attractive air-conditioned dining room overlooking the Sand River. Dinner, announced by the beating of African drums, is served under the stars in a reed enclosed boma, a tradition laid down at Campbell's first camp. Sitting around a log fire, enjoying MalaMala's venison specialties and sumptuous bush cuisine while sampling an outstanding South African wine, is yet another highlight of the MalaMala experience. The accommodation at MalaMala Main Camp continues the African theme with spacious bungalows under thatch. Each of the air-conditioned rooms enjoys a spectacular view of the surrounding bush and are equipped with "His" and "Hers" en-suite bathrooms, insect proof screens and top quality large twin beds. Individually decorated, they feature sets of animal or bird prints, complementing the attention to detail for which MalaMala is world famous. 920 Oak Street Sugar Grove, IL 60554 www.safariline.net Yet, despite all these comforts, MalaMala retains a camp atmosphere reminiscent of days gone by. This phenomenal rate of viewing success is directly attributed to the fact that MalaMala comprises 33000 acres or 16000 hectares of pristine game viewing land, making it the largest privately owned game reserve in South Africa, with human density and impact on the land being kept to an absolute minimum. Another reason is the unfenced border between MalaMala and the Kruger National Park, which allows herds of animals to migrate unhindered to the perennial Sand River which flows north to south through the MalaMala Game Reserve for 13 kilometres or 20 miles. Day 3/4 Kapama Private Game Reserve, Timbavati area Accommodations: Camp Jubalani This morning following your game drive take a short charter hop from MalaMala to Eastgate Airport (Hoedspruit), where you will be met for transfer via Kapama Private Game Reserve to Camp Jabulani – approximately 20 minutes transfer time in game viewer vehicle. Here you’ll spend the next two nights. Camp Jabulani is a family-owned and managed private luxury safari lodge located within the private Kapama Game Reserve in Hoedspruit, South Africa (in close proximity to the Kruger National Park in the scenic Mpumalanga region). With a Relais & Chateaux accreditation, this lodge is guaranteed to offer first class accommodation, cuisine, facilities and personalised service. But its most notable feature is the herd of trained African elephants, which were rescued by the Hoedspruit Endangered Species Centre. Visitors can experience the extraordinary through personal interaction with these mammoth animals on daily elephant-back safaris, or while watching the elephants at play in the waterhole or casually browsing in their natural wild habitat near the stables. This luxurious lodge has only six suites – never more than 12 guests, while the exclusive Zindoga Villa is ideally suited to the family traveller, or the client who prefers a more private, luxury experience. Some of Camp Jabulani’s notable offerings include: . Daily elephant interactions and safaris . Game drives in the Big Five private Kapama Game Reserve, . Visits to the Hoedspruit Endangered Species Centre, . Indulgent treatments in the outdoor Spa, . Gastronomic delights at the hands of the masterful culinary team, and . Hot air balloon excursions over the reserve. 920 Oak Street Sugar Grove, IL 60554 www.safariline.net The lodge is easily accessible by road, or by air on daily scheduled flights from Johannesburg or private charter flights. The Roode Family has a long history in the South African wildlife community, with Lente Roode as founder of the renowned Hoedspruit Endangered Species Centre. It was the HESC’s committment to the cause of rescuing and providing a safe haven for orphaned, injured and vulnerable animal species that saw the conceptualisation and creation of Camp Jabulani. Day 5 Johannesburg / Departure A dawn awakening for an early morning drive and final tour the reserve for a few more hours before returning to the lodge for breakfast. Proceed to the airstrip for your return flight to Johannesburg. Tour Ends. LAND PRICE South Africa Safari Discovery On Request – per person based on double occupancy Prices are for land arrangements and flights: Johannesburg - Mala Mala – Hoedspruit - Johannesburg Prices are based on two passengers, double occupancy for travel Prices are based on current rates and subject to change. Quotation valid for 7-days from date of issue Terms & Conditions TRIP INCLUDES: The tour price includes the following services. Scheduled flight: Johannesburg / Skukuza & Hoedspruit (East Gate) / Johannesburg Lite air transfer Mala Mala airfield / Hoedspruit (East Gate). Meet, Greet and airport transfers by local guides & rangers Accommodation at the hotels, game lodges, mobile or rest camps specified in the itinerary, on the basis of two persons sharing a twin-bedded room with en suite bathroom, or shower with – 2 nights accommodation at Mala Mala Main Camp in a luxury room inclusive of all meals, snacks, daily game drives, guided nature walks, limited laundry service, and 2 nights accommodation at Camp Jabulani in a luxury suite, all meals, snacks, Beverages and local branded alcoholic drinks, daily activities including 1 elephant excursion, game drives in open safari vehicles, guided bush walks - accompanied by experienced game rangers and expert elephant handlers, Internet usage, 1 Swedish massage per person per stay and daily laundry service Meals as indicated in the itinerary for each day, either table d’hôte or buffet. Transportation by 4X4 specially designed safari vehicle, or by air-conditioned vehicle with qualified driver, for all journeys specified in the itinerary. 920 Oak Street Sugar Grove, IL 60554 www.safariline.net Entrance fees where applicable, for all sightseeing excursions as specified English Speaking tour guides A visit to the Hoedspruit Endangered species Centre Hotel and local tourism taxes, park Fees and VAT, Conservation Fees Tour price based on travel: October 2016 TRIP DOES NOT INCLUDE: Services Not Included: • International airfare or airport taxes. Airport departure taxes (Hoedspruit Airport) if applicable, excess baggage fees. Items of a personal nature, such as laundry, telephone calls, room service, alcoholic beverages, etc. Gratuities to tour guides, drivers and restaurant staff for services rendered. All items of a personal nature (i.e. all beverages and alcoholic drinks, phone calls, internet, laundry, massage and beauty treatments, etc.), Activities and outside excursions such as helicopter flights, hot air ballooning and golf available on request. Additional charges applicable Anything not specifically listed in the “Trip includes” section Travelers insurance and cancellation protection, highly recommended Passports and visas DEPOSIT AND BOOKING REQUIREMENTS Deposit and Booking Requirements This quotation is subject to the availability of all services at the time of making a reservation. Travel insurance coverage for injury, illness or loss of effects while on tour is NOT included, is highly recommended for travel and compulsory for many lodges and adventure safaris in Southern and Eastern Africa. Registration: A 25% deposit of the total land price, per person is required. The remainder of the cost is due 75 days prior to departure date.
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