African safari by private plane

Travel in Africa presents many logistical challenges. As the task of merely getting to remote lodges is so daunting, most visitors limit their African safari adventure to one or two locations. And while private planes can simplify the matter, the cost for individual travelers is formidable.

That's the beauty of the safari I am about to describe. Exclusively limited to just 14 guests, with space for just two more couples, you get the incomparable convenience of traveling by private plane with the economy of being able to split the cost among the entire group.

The 18-day "stage one" will visit South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Tanzania. Those who wish to see more can extend for three days of gorilla tracking in Rwanda ("stage two"). The cost is $22,950 per person for Stage One. Add an additional $7,000 person for Stage Two.

Four fortunate travelers will be able to join this already-arranged tour. Dates are August 29 - September 15 (stage one) or until September 18 (stage two). Space is obviously limited, so contact our safari specialist ASAP if you're interested.


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Botswana safari | 2 for 1 luxury safari

Among the incredible luxury travel values to come across my desk in recent weeks, none will save you more money than this once-in-a-lifetime safari in Botswana. Buy one land safari, and the second guest's land safari is FREE!

Botswana is located in Southern Africa, bordering South Africa to the southeast, Namibia to the northwest, and touching Zambia at a single point. During your vacation, you will stay at renowned Orient-Express properties. In Johannesburg, your home will be the historic Westcliff Hotel for two nights. In Botswana, you will experience a total of six nights at three Orient-Express luxury safari lodges — Khwai River Lodge, Eagle Island Lodge, and Savute Elephant Camp — which feature luxurious air conditioned tents with en-suite facilities. Your safari includes all meals and drinks as well as daily breakfasts in Johannesburg and private airport transfers.

Of course, the reason to go on safari is the experience of seeing African wildlife in their natural habitat. Most travelers to Africa enjoy experiences that surpass their expectations. This exclusive offer of a 2-for-1 luxury safari is not likely to be seen again, and it's valid only through 2009.

Buy one, and the second guest stays for free. Land price from August - October is $8,675. In November and December, the land price decreases to $6,595. Not included is international air from the USA and roundtrip air between Johannesburg and Botswana.

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