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Thursday, 22 July 2010

Safari Special

South & North Luangwa National Parks, Zambia
Remote Africa is enjoying excellent wildlife sightings this season, including lion, leopard and wild dogs.

Guests can embark on a 7 NIGHT SAFARI SPECIAL, staying 3 nights at Tafika and 4 nights at Chikoko Trails from just $3830.00 per person. This is a small price to pay for the joy of walking in a pristine wilderness free of roads and mobile phones!

Please contact the Pure Safari experts on: 01227 753181 or info@puresafari.co.uk

Thursday, 27 May 2010

Island of Siankaba Re-Opens 1st Jul

Livingstone, Zambia

Islands of Siankaba are pleased to announce that they will be re-opening on 1 July 2010. Due to flooding, the camp has been closed the past month and the owners, Simon & Bonnie Wilde, have been working hard to get the property back in working order and once again welcome guests.

The Islands will then close again from 10 January 2011 until 7 March 2011 for extensive re-furbishments and anti-flood prevention measures.

Wednesday, 21 April 2010

Newly Refurbished Old Mondoro Re-Opens


Lower Zambezi National Park, Zambia
Old Mondoro has been undergoing refurbishment recently and the new and improved camp will open on 1st May 2010.

The re-furbished camp boasts:
* Larger and more spacious rooms with improved decor
* Larger decking space outside rooms providing a more comfortable relaxation space between safari activities
* An outdoor bathroom with incredible views

Monday, 8 February 2010

Exciting new developments at The Bushcamp Company


South Luangwa National Park, Zambia
The Bushcamp Company consists of 6 remote and beautiful camps in Zambia's South Luangwa Valley. Extensive developments will be undertaken in 2010, including an airstrip between Chindeni and Kapamba camps and 50 km of all weather roads. All camps will also undergo a soft refurbishment and will receive new vehicles as well as solar geysers, fridges and lights. Click here for a breakdown of the refurbishments and camp opening times. View their new and improved website - www.bushcampcompany.com

Saturday, 17 October 2009

Conservation & Community drive in the Luangwa

Luangwa Valley, Zambia
For many years safari operators in the Luangwa Valley have been working with local conservation associations. A voluntary new Luangwa Conservation & Community Levy (LCCL) will ensure the long term future of these essential projects. In this way guests staying at The Bushcamp Company and Remote Africa Safaris are able to make a direct contribution to the ongoing survival of wildlife and development of local communities. Half of the funds collected will go to the South Luangwa Conservation Society (SLCS) and the remaining half to various community programmes, mainly associated with education.

Saturday, 10 October 2009

New special offers at the Islands of Siankaba

Livingstone, Zambia
The Islands of Siankaba have released 2 new special offers: (1) Stay 2 nights and receive a free Livingstone Island breezer trip; and (2) Stay 3 nights or more and choose between the above OR a 12 minute helicopter flight over the Victoria Falls. Activities are subject to availability with suppliers; should the offered activities not be available, another activity of the same value will be offered. These are valid now to 28 February 2010. The Honeymoon Offer, comprising a complimentary upgrade to the honeymoon chalet (valued at US$154 per couple per night; booked on a 'first come, first served' basis), has also been extended until 28th Feb.

Saturday, 18 July 2009

Zambezi Queen on track to launch in September

Chobe River, Caprivi Strip, Namibia/ Botswana / Zambia
Experience the thrill of an African safari aboard a luxurious 45 meter riverboat on Namibia and Botswana’s great Chobe River. Chobe National Park is teeming with wildlife and sprawls across some 11, 000 km² of lush African bush. It is home to the largest populace of elephants in the world. Owners Tony Stern and Brett McDonald are delighted to announce that the Zambezi Queen, African's newest and most luxurious riverboat safari, will be operational from end September this year.