Archive for April, 2011

Walking Safaris at the Sabi Sabi Luxury Safari Lodges, South Africa

Monday, April 11th, 2011

Guests are always enthusiastic about the adventure of a walking safari, but are a bit apprehensive about the idea of starting their walk, of actually getting out of the safe and confined space of the safari vehicle.

Specially-trained, armed game rangers and trackers take guests on safari in open land rovers – both by day and night – and on walking trails, learning about some 300 bird species and 200 animal species, including lion, leopard, rhino, buffalo, elephant and cheetah, tracked and followed off-road, deep into the African bushveld – a nature wonderland.

Each morning and evening, safaris in open Landrovers drive through a wide variety of habitats, allowing visitors to view the vast interactions of the wild. After breakfast, guests on guided walking trails can experience the natural environment on foot. The dedicated, skilled and passionate rangers lead the guest to discover miracles of nature one may never have dreamed existed.

  • Game drives and game walks
  • Swimming pools
  • The Earth Nature Spa and exercise centre
  • Massages, natural therapies or a classic spa
  • Secluded library
  • Art gallery
  • Meditation garden
  • Gourmet dining and outdoor boma dinners

http://www.south-african-lodges.com/sabi-sabi-game-reserve/index.php

Zambezi Queen Luxury Cruise, Botswana (Southern Africa)

Monday, April 11th, 2011

Zambezi Queen

The Mantis Group has acquired an equity stake in the Zambezi Queen Luxury Cruise and will commence with the marketing and management of this luxury boat with immediate effect.

This luxurious 45 meter floating boutique hotel situated on Botswana and Namibia’s Chobe River offers guests a once in a lifetime travel experience.

Tony Stern who is responsible for the original design and construction of the boat will remain our CEO and partner and will work closely with the Mantis management and marketing teams.

The Zambezi Queen cruises along the shores of the Chobe River and is uniquely situated only a few kilometers from a point where 4 African countries meet, namely Botswana, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe in Southern Africa. It is also only 80km by road from one of the great wonders of the world – the magnificent Victoria Falls. The world famous Chobe National Park, with its untamed wildlife and approximately 120 000 elephants and over 400 species of birds makes this Luxury African River Safari on The Zambezi Queen an exceptional and unforgettable wildlife safari experience.

http://www.south-african-lodges.com/zambezi-queen/index.php