2011 Jenman Safaris Brochure by Impulse Travel

2011

SMALL GROUP, SCHEDULED, PRIVATE & TAILOR MADE LODGE, CAMPING & 4x4 SAFARIS

www.jenmansafaris.com

Angola Botswana Ethiopia Kenya Lesotho Madagascar Malawi Mozambique Namibia South Africa Swaziland Tanzania Uganda Zambia Zimbabwe

Johannesburg

Cape Town

SOUTH AFRICA

Cape Town Daytrips Kruger Wildlife Experience Greater Kruger Walking Trek Cape Town Wildlife Safari Cape Adventure Garden Route Highlights of Southern Africa Garden Route for Family Indian Ocean Big 5 Beach & Wildlife Voyager World in One Country Northern Experience Southern Experience

Maun

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22 19 50 23 23 19 24 34 33 35 30 30

BOTSWANA

Gabarone

Luanda

Huambo Namibe

Best of Botswana Fly-in Safari Khwai Bedouin Camp Package Elephant Lodge Safari Botswana Lodge Explorer Botswana Untouched Mobile Safari Botswana Wildlife Breakaway Northern Skies Southern Skies Northern Experience Southern Experience Great Trans-African Lodge Safari

ANGOLA

Angola & Northern Namibia Expedition

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MADAGASCAR

Antananarivo

Fianarantsoa

Nosy Be Beach Package Isle St. Marie Beach Package Madagascar Island Hopping Fishing packages & Yacht Charter Madagascar Dhow Camping Trip 1000 Views of Madagascar Morondava Baobab Package

NAMIBIA Windhoek

Swakopmund

Indian Ocean Big 5 Safari Beach & Wildlife Voyager

Maputu

Harare Bulawayo

Arusha

Dar es Salaam

ZIMBABWE

Elephant Lodge Safari Re-discover Zimbabwe Adventure Intimate Zimbabwe Lodge Safari Beach & Wildlife Voyager

TANZANIA

Zanzibar Beach Package Northern Circuit Safari Best of Kenya and Tanzania

KENYA Nairobi Mombasa

5 7 7 8 8 11 5

Classic Kenya Highlights Best of Kenya and Tanzania

ETHIOPIA

Lodge Safaris in Southern Africa

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Camping Safaris in Southern Africa

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Lodge Safaris in East Africa

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Madagascar

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Special Interest Safaris

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UGANDA

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Namibia Lodge Safari 10 Pure Namibia 13 Northern Skies 15 Southern Skies 15 Great Trans-African Lodge Safari 21 Northern Experience 22 Southern Experience 22 Angola & Northern Namibia Expedition 15

MOZAMBIQUE Beira

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Uganda tours

Over 17 years experience in running safaris.

On scheduled Safaris we have a small-group policy with a maximum of 10 to 12 clients per tour.

We can tailor-make any mobile safari on a private basis throughout Southern & East Africa as well as Madagascar.

We offer complete Destination Management services, pre and post safari.

Customized 4x4 safari vehicles for small groups, which ensure safe and adventurous travel in every season.

Customized safari trucks and bigger vehicles for tailor-made, larger tours.

Qualified local, special interest and language guides, all of whom are members of appropriate guiding associations.

Family-run company with highly motivated, experienced staff and central reservation office with less than 24-hour response time.

Operational offices throughout Southern Africa, East Africa and Madagascar to ensure a high standard of service and immediate emergency response.

Responsible Tourism policy: we make use of eco-friendly lodges, support schools along our travel routes and have a responsible recycling policy at all our offices.

I founded Jenman African Safaris in 1993 – with one vehicle and myself as the guide running walking safaris in the lower Zambezi, Mana Pools. Since then Jenman Safaris has expanded into 14 African countries, we have employed many more staff, and today most of our partners know me personally around the globe. Travel in Africa has always been a passion of mine, and I am lucky to be able to combine my personal interest with my work life. Nevertheless, my team and I never forget that we are arranging your holiday – often an once-in-a-lifetime experience that you have been looking forward to, for years in some cases. This is why our company slogan is; Africa - Your Adventure, Our Expertise. Every season the positive feedback from our clients and agents around the world overwhelms me and motivates all of us at Jenman to carry on, setting Jenman Safaris’ quality standards higher each year. Today, we are not only offering affordable solutions for your once-in-a-lifetime Africa experience, but operate lodge safaris, custom-made private safaris and most other travel related arrangements in Southern Africa, East Africa & Madagascar. I look forward to many more years of welcoming you on an African experience you will never forget.

Garth Jenman, Director

Adventure Safaris

Family Safaris

Fly-in Safaris

Private Guided Safaris

Private Lodge Safaris

Self Drive Safaris

Throughout this brochure you will find numerous small-group, scheduled safaris that Jenman African Safaris runs in Southern Africa, East Africa and Madagascar. You can join one of our scheduled trips or if you’d like, one of our experienced travel consultants can tailor-make a private safari to meet your departure date, time period, group size and budget. Contact us for further information, or to help plan your special tailor-made safari.

JENMAN GROUPS Jenman African Safaris’ Groups department consists of several well-travelled, skillful and trained consultants who specialise in handling group bookings of any size. For several years we have been successfully operating group tours in Southern Africa, East Africa & Madagascar. Why choose Jenman Safaris’ for your group bookings? •

Custom-built itineraries according to age, group sizes and interests.

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Experience in running lodge and camping group safaris for more than 17 years.

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Take advantage of Jenman Safaris’ experienced & trained guides, including special language guides.

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Charter Jenman Safaris’ Land Cruisers, Busses and Trucks as well as all camping equipment.

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We will negotiate competitive rates with all your chosen accommodation throughout your itinerary.

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Keep your identity by branding our vehicles with your signage.

Feel free to send us your itinerary suggestions or ideas and we will arrange your preferred tour, giving you competent and knowledgeable advice.

CUSTOM DESIGNED AND BUILT 4X4 TOYOTA LAND CRUISERS Jenman African Safaris owns a fleet of custom-built Toyota Land Cruisers. Our vehicles are unique and specifically developed to ensure the best safari experience in the safest manner. We pride ourselves in our safari experience and thus have developed a fleet of Land Cruisers that are unrivalled and unsurpassed. All our Land Cruisers are 4x4, which allows us to travel off the beaten track.

4x4 Toyota Land Cruiser: 1.

10 forward facing seats, with 7 window seats; large, slightly tinted windows for optimal game viewing , which also protect you from the hot African sun.

The safari vehicles have a beautiful canopy mounted on the side, which provides shade – great for midday picnics.

Vehicles have a PA system allowing for clear communication between the safari guide and our clients.

Roof rack for your luggage, and the vehicles even have enough space for your hand luggage and camera bags inside the vehicle.

MP3 stereo for some music along the way.

A snorkel mounted on the Land Cruiser means that you don’t need to worry when our vehicle crosses some rivers along the way.

A brand new feature on a few of our Land Cruisers are the 3 pop up roofs for clients, giving them better game viewing.

Lighting: with 3 big lights inside and 1 huge flood light outside, the vehicle becomes the optimal place to be for some night time game viewing.

Netstar tracking system: We are able to track our vehicles at all times; where it is and how fast it is going – making our safaris a safe adventure!

10. We have not one but two batteries in our vehicles; meaning that flat batteries are nothing to worry about… 11. Safety features: air helper suspension for additional comfort as well as seat belts on every seat, a fire extinguisher and a first aid kit. 12. If you are joining us on one of our camping safaris, our Land Cruisers are additionally fitted with a safari trailer, fully equipped with a safari kitchen and a freezer for your convenience.

Open 4x4 Land Cruiser for your travels in Botswana’s National Parks

Open 4x4 vehicles for maximum game viewing.

Land Cruisers can be closed with canvas walls and roofs during rainy days or when travelling longer distances.

Up to 12 forward facing seats equipped with seat belts.

A snorkel mounted on the Land Cruiser means that you don’t need to worry when our vehicle crosses some rivers along the way.

TOYOTA MINIBUS On our non-4x4 routes, during transfers and on our daytrips in and around Cape Town, we use either Toyota Land Cruisers or Toyota Quantum Mini Busses. The vehicles have 10 forward facing comfortable seats. The vehicle is air-conditioned with individual vents above each seat.

4x4 ISUZU SAFARI 1.

12 forward facing, sizable passenger seats plus two crew seats fitted with seat belts promoting comfort and safety along your African journey.

Large, slightly tinted windows for optimal game viewing, which protect you from the hot African sun. Air-conditioning allows for comfortable travel even during the hot summer months.

Other safety features are fire extinguisher and a first aid kit.

MP3 stereo for some music along the way.

PA system allowing for easy communication between the safari guide and our clients.

Luggage compartment, which leaves the inside of the vehicle uncluttered but the vehicles have enough space for your hand luggage and camera bags inside the vehicle.

One large pop up roof for clients, giving them better game viewing.

Electricity inside the vehicle allow cameras to be charged and a fridge and freezer to run.

Netstar tracking system: We are able to track our vehicles at all times; where it is and how fast it is going â&#x20AC;&#x201C; making our safaris a safe adventure!

10. The 4x4 feature of our vehicle allows us to travel off the beaten track.

We run our safaris in keeping with the following guidelines. TIES (The International Ecotourism Society) defines ecotourism as “responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment and improves the well-being of local people.” This means that those who implement and participate in ecotourism activities should follow the following principles:

GROW AFRICA A sustainable & educational food-growth project empowered by Jenman African Safaris

‘Give a man a fish and he will eat for a day, teach that man to fish and he will eat for a lifetime’ Running safaris and day-to-day operations in a sustainable and responsible way has always been of great importance to Jenman Safaris. In our experience over the years we have encountered so much beauty on the African continent, and yet there is also enormous poverty all over Africa. During my last year’s trip to Zimbabwe, the level of poverty that I saw hit home, and made me realise that some very important work needs to be done to address this issue. We at Jenman Safaris believe that we have the ability to make a difference. In the past, we have seen many charities with good intentions that don’t reach the people in need, or those who only make a short-term difference. Many tour operators who are based overseas want to get involved in sustainable education and interaction, but are not able, thus making sponsorship and charity-aid the only options. Being here, on the African ground, we believe that Jenman African Safaris can get involved in a different way, and to see change happen at a grass-roots level. Based on the famous quote above, we are aiming to support vegetable and fruit gardens around Cape Town – teaching school-kids how to operate a sustainable and self-sufficient vegetable garden providing education, tools and seeds. At a later stage we are planning to expand this project to other towns in Southern Africa. In combination with the above mentioned project, Jenman Safaris has also invested in their local guides. Some of our guides have attended an extensive language course over several months. They are now on the road, practicing their language abilities with our clients before they will be able to guide German guided departures themselves. We have named this project Grow Africa empowered by Jenman African Safaris - hoping to make a difference! Garth Jenman, Managing Director

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Minimize impact Build environmental and cultural awareness and respect Provide positive experiences for both visitors and hosts Provide direct financial benefits for conservation Provide financial benefits and empowerment for local people Raise sensitivity to host countries’ political, environmental, and social climate Support international human rights and labor agreements

Local services Where possible we use locally owned and run services and businesses. • Staying in locally owned and run accommodation in preference to foreign owned hotel chains • Buying our food and supplies from local markets and stores • Supporting local business and income by using locally owned shops and restaurants, our guides are all African and know the areas they guide in as well as the areas and cultures in which you will travel Responsible actions We encourage clients through our guides, literature and actions to act in a responsible way towards local people, customs and the environment. Where possible, we support accommodation providers who follow specific eco-tourism principles. For new destinations, we take into consideration environmental, cultural and economic issues. Low impact By keeping our group sizes small we ensure that our operations do not disrupt or lead to the displacement of local people. Small groups require smaller and less obtrusive support vehicles. By biking and walking, we travel in a low impact manner, both on the environmental, cultural and economic issues. Environment We take responsibility for our actions in maintaining and improving the environment • Minimizing water and atmospheric pollution and misuse • Minimizing litter and disposing of litter in the best way possible • Employing environmental considerations into all trip and business planning • We upgrade and service our vehicles on a regular basis so that we minimise the pollution on the environment • We also encourage our guides to use gas to cook with instead of burning firewood from the areas where they stay overnight. The clients all assist in keeping their travelling environment tidy and clean Community support A large percentage of our team is from a local community. We support local communities by visiting villages and schools on tour where the clients can make donations or where they can purchase handmade products. Some groups arrange to stay for a period of time in the villages and get involved in community work projects. We can arrange township tours and dinners for travellers, therefore supporting the local community and economy. Conservation The activities we arrange help to impart knowledge about wildlife, and educate and enable people to experience and get close to nature. Most of our tours include visits to National Parks which charge a conservation fee and in some cases, a large portion of the entrance fee is given to the local community. In consistently supporting these National Parks throughout Southern Africa, East Africa and Madagascar, we help to further the conservation in the respective areas.

YOUR JENMAN SAFARIS GUIDE • is either a trained and registered member of FGASA, or has passed an induction course offered by Kenya Wildlife Services, or he holds a certification of a reputable wildlife training course in Tanzania • is a trained and registered member of DEAT (Department of Economic Development and Tourism) • has excellent driving skills including specialized 4x4 training • informs and educates our guests on flora, local cultures, history, geography, politics, and a host of other subjects • is aware of the guests’ safety and comfort at all times • ensures nothing detracts from your enjoyment of your holiday of a lifetime, ensures frequent breaks and yet still gets you to your destination on time to fully appreciate the local attractions • is responsible for your meals on camping safaris • manages finances, deals with various border formalities and maintains our vehicles • deals with unplanned issues on the safari and through it all is affable, attentive and informative With such enormous amount of responsibility resting on the guide’s shoulders, it is not surprising that Jenman African Safaris only makes use of the best guides that the industry has to offer; guides who truly love their work and have a constant thirst for knowledge.

BOOK EARLY Book and pay for one of our safaris 9 months in advance and you will receive a discount of 5%

TRAVEL IN A GROUP Travel together with three other friends or family members and you will each receive a discount of 5%

FREQUENT TRAVELLER Is this your second or third trip with Jenman African Safaris? Let us know and you will receive a 10% discount off your booking!

COMBINE YOUR TRIPS Combine two of our safaris, tours or packages in this brochure and you will receive a 5% discount on the costs of your tour.

TELL YOUR FRIENDS! Are you a past client? Refer your friends and family to us and they will receive a 5% discount on their booking

GREEN SEASON DISCOUNTS sign! We will give you a 10% discount when travelling on the Look out for tours with this selected departure dates (indicated in colour) during the Green Season! Please note discount programs cannot be combined or booked in conjunction with any other specials. Terms and Conditions apply. Discounts and specials only apply for scheduled tours.

ICONS

4x4 vehicle used in tour

Guaranteed departures

New tour

German guided departures

Game viewing

Number of nights in lodges/chalets or tented chalets

Green Season Discount (Dates are indicated in colour)

Walking

Number of nights in tent or tented camp

We had an absolutely fabulous trip with Jenman Safaris! I have already recommended your company to a few of my friends that are coming to Africa in the next couple of years. All of my “must see” spots in Namibia were on the trip itinerary and a few that I didn’t know that should be. Donna Burton from Canada travelled to Namibia (June 2010)

Hi Nico, you were an excellent tour guide and driver - one of the best I’ve come across. It really was a wonderful trip. There is still frost on the cars outside - what I’d give to be back … Judith Bone from the USA travelled to Botswana (November 2009)

I thought the service Jenman provided was excellent. Our guide, Blessed, was very personable, knowledgeable, and hardworking, as was the driver we had for most of the trip, Sage. The camping and campsites were excellent, as was the food. The lodge we stayed at in Victoria Falls (the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge) exceeded my expectations - very nice. Paul Scofield from USA went on the Botswana Untouched Safari (April 2010)

Hi Hilka, Sam and I are now back in the UK and adjusting to life back on dry land. We had the most fantastic time island hopping around Madagascar, and the trip was even better than we had hoped it would be. Thanks so much for your help with organising everything. Nichola Court from the UK went on a Madagascar Dhow Safari (June 2010)

LODGE SAFARIS IN SOUTHERN AFRICA

Lodge Safari, no participation Jenman African Safaris runs scheduled Lodge Safaris. These safaris run with a maximum of 10 clients, accompanied by a guide who is also the driver. Most of the breakfasts and dinners are provided in the restaurants of the lodges. The guide will prepare lunches, and on certain days (such as when we stay in a lodge with no restaurant facilities) breakfast and dinner as well. Lodge Safaris are non-participation safaris.

Lodge Packages, no participation Our Lodge Packages run with a minimum of 2 clients in Southern Africa. Clients wonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be accompanied by a tourguide during the duration of their trip, however will have local guides and rangers during game drives and other activities such as city tours, etc. Meals are included as per itinerary. The packages do not call for participation.

Accommodation On our scheduled Lodge Safaris, we make use of typical mid-range African lodge accommodation, situated either in national parks, on the banks of a river, or other places of interest. Lodge Safaris offer accommodation with a mix of Lodges, Chalets and Tented Chalets. All of them have a private bathroom with shower/bath and toilet. Some properties are equipped with swimming pools and/ or bar areas. On our Lodge Packages, we offer you a choice of standard, mid-range or up-market accommodation.

Vehicles Jenman African Safaris makes use of two different types of vehicles in Southern Africa. You will either be travelling in one of our custom-built Toyota Land Cruisers, or Jenmanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Toyota Quantum Mini , you will be guaranteed a 4x4 vehicle. Busses. On all tours highlighted with our 4x4 icon Jenman African Safaris reserves the right to make use of different vehicles due to unforeseen circumstances or during high season.

BOTSWANA, ZIMBABWE

BOTSWANA LODGE 8-day Lodge Safari from Maun to Victoria Falls: Explore Botswana and enjoy its famous lodges on this 8-day Lodge Safari. You will visit the Moremi Game Reserve and discover the tranquility of the Okavango Delta. Enjoy a night game drive in the Khwai area and relax on a sunset cruise on the Chobe River. Your safari of a lifetime will end at the magnificent Victoria Falls. viewing in this area. Hopefully we will spot a variety of game that frequents this area. Overnight: Khwai Bedouin Camp or similar Day 4: Moremi Game Reserve, Botswana Our journey takes us into the famous Moremi Game Reserve, known as one of the most beautiful and varied reserves in Africa with an unprecedented concentration of wildlife. The full day is spent in the unspoiled nature of the Moremi Game Reserve. In the afternoon we head back to Maun. Overnight: Thamalakane River Lodge or similar Day 5: Maun – Makgadikgadi Pans, Botswana After breakfast we head onto Nata Lodge, lying close to the Makgadikgadi Pans. En route we will stop at Nata Bird Sanctuary. The Nata River delta feeds the Sua Pan in the Nata sanctuary and forms the breeding ground for a host of water birds including pelicans and flamingos in their thousands, transforming the shore line into a pink haze blending into the western sky. Overnight: Nata Lodge or similar Day 1: Maun, Botswana On arrival at Maun Airport, you will be picked up and transferred to your accommodation. The afternoon is spent at your leisure and you have the option to experience a scenic flight over the Okavango Delta. Overnight: Thamalakane River Lodge or similar Day 2: Maun to Khwai River, Botswana Enjoy your mokoro excursion and float in dug-out canoes through the thick vegetation of the Okavango Delta, discovering a variety of birds and wildlife. After this spectacular excursion, we make our way to our camp, which is situated in close proximity to the famous Khwai River. Experience a night drive in this region: Overnight: Khwai Bedouin Camp or similar Day 3: Khwai River, Botswana We will embark on an early morning game drive and in the afternoon on a sunset game drive in the Khwai area, making the most of game

Day 6: Chobe National Park, Botswana Today we make our way to the Chobe River. Once we have reached the lodge and settled into our accommodation, we enjoy the rest of the afternoon on a sunset cruise on the Chobe River. Here we can watch elephants, hippos, lions, crocodiles and a variety of birds and more without having to reach for our binoculars – You’ll be close enough for great photographs. Overnight: Chobe Safari Lodge or similar Day 7: Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe If you wish, you can start this morning with an optional game drive into Chobe National Park. Late morning, we cross the border into Zimbabwe. Explore the mighty Victoria Falls in the afternoon on a guided tour. Overnight: Amadeus Garden Guest House or similar. Day 8: End of Tour, Zimbabwe Your journey ends today and we will take you to Victoria Falls airport in time for your departing flight.

Small-group Lodge Safari, guided, no participation 7 2 - 3 clients: US$ 3849 / € 2749 / £ 2529 4+ clients: US$ 2625 / € 1810 / 1659 Single Supplement: US$ 395 / € 285 / £ 260 Group Size Minimum 2, Maximum 10 Meals Meals included whilst on safari in restaurants or packed lunches Activities Included • Okavango Delta Mokoro Excursion • Khwai River game drives and night drives • Full-day Moremi Game Reserve game drive • Nata Bird Sanctuary • Sunset Cruise on the Chobe River • Visit to the Victoria Falls January February March April May June July August September October November December

Depart 10/01/2011 14/02/2011 09/03/2011 22/03/2011 06/04/2011 06/05/2011 08/06/2011 23/06/2011 04/07/2011 28/07/2011 07/08/2011 19/08/2011 05/09/2011 22/09/2011 03/10/2011 13/10/2011 10/11/2011 10/12/2011

Return 17/01/2011 21/02/2011 16/03/2011 29/03/2011 13/04/2011 13/05/2011 15/06/2011 30/06/2011 11/07/2011 04/08/2011* 14/08/2011 26/08/2011* 12/09/2011 29/09/2011 10/10/2011 20/10/2011* 17/11/2011 17/12/2011

* German guided departures

BOTSWANA

Kasane

Victoria Falls Chobe NP

Moremi Wildlife Reserve

Maun

BOTSWANA

Fly-in Lodge Safari, non-guided, no participation 4 01 Jan – 31 Mar, 01 Dec – 31 Dec 2011: US$ 2225 / € 1589 / £ 1465 Single Supplement US$ 155 / € 110 / £ 105 01 Apr – 30 Jun, 01 Nov – 30 Nov 2011: US$ 2349 / € 1679 / £ 1545 Single Supplement US$ 425 / € 305 / £ 289 01 Jul – 31 Oct 2011: US$ 2935 / € 2099 / £ 1930 Single Supplement US$ 469 / € 335 / £ 310

BEST OF BOTSWANA 5 days from Maun to Kasane. See Botswana at its best! A Fly-in Safari is no doubt a superb way of experiencing exceptional wildlife and relaxing in exclusive lodges, whilst keeping your travelling time to an absolute minimum. The Okavango Delta and Chobe National Park are two of Botswana’s safari highlights, promising you pure wildlife and a truly remote African wilderness.

Optional Add-On to Victoria Falls Spend two nights at Victoria Falls Safari Lodge, including transfers from Kasane to Victoria Falls, a guided tour of the mighty Victoria Falls, as well as an airport transfer to Victoria Falls Airport. From US$ 660 / € 475 / £ 435 Single Supplement US$ 95 / € 69 / £ 65

Group Size Minimum 2, Maximum on request Meals Full board throughout your safari Activities Included • Return charter flights between Maun & Pom Pom Camp • Activities at Pom Pom Camp • One-way flight from Maun to Kasane • 2 game drives in Chobe National Park • 1 boat cruise on the Chobe River

Departs Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays, subject to availability

Day 1: Maun - Okavango Delta, Botswana From Maun, you will enjoy a short light-aircraft charter flight over the Okavango Delta to Pom Pom Camp. The Camp is located on Pom Pom Island in a private concession, situated in the heart of the Okavango Delta and on the head waters of the Xudum river system. Enjoy your first activity in the afternoon. Overnight: Pom Pom Camp or similar. Day 2: Okavango Delta, Botswana Explore the area by taking part in activities that are offered by the camp. Choose between game drives, mokoro and fishing excursions, and bush walks. Overnight: Pom Pom Camp or similar.

Days 3 - 4: Okavango Delta - Maun - Chobe National Park, Botswana After a last morning activity make your way to Kasane, the gateway to Chobe National Park (all flights included). During the next days, enjoy two game drives as well as a sunset cruise on the Chobe River. Watch elephants, hippos, lions, crocodiles and a variety of birds and more, without having to reach for your binoculars. Accommodation: Chobe Safari Lodge or similar. Day 5: End of Tour, Botswana Depending on your flight time, you will be collected at the lodge and taken to Kasane Airport for your onward flight.

BOTSWANA Chobe NP Okavango Delta Khwai Bedouin Camp Moremi Wildlife Reserve

Nxai Pan NP Maun

KHWAI BEDOUIN 5 days from Maun to Maun: Experience Botswana’s finest game viewing area in Jenman Safaris’ Bedouin-style bush camp. With ten comfortable tents, all with en-suite bathrooms, positioned privately under big Acacia trees, travellers can relax in the privacy and the authenticity of the area while enjoying the astounding Botswana bush. This one-of its kind camp is situated in the Khwai River area just outside the northern gate of the Moremi Game Reserve, a 3 ½ hour drive or short flight from Maun - your gateway to the Okavango Delta and to Moremi. Moremi is commonly described as one of the most beautiful wildlife reserves in Africa. It combines mopane woodland and acacia forests with floodplains and lagoons. However, it is the great diversity of plant and animal life that makes Moremi so well known and increasingly more popular every year. Day 1: Maun, Botswana On arrival at Maun Airport, you will be transferred to your accommodation for the night. The afternoon is yours to spend at your leisure. You could do some shopping or enjoy a scenic flight over the Okavango Delta (optional and for own account). Overnight: Thamalakane River Lodge or similar

Reserve. After our wildlife experiences, we head back to Maun. Overnight: Thamalakane River Lodge or similar Day 5: Maun, End of Tour, Botswana After breakfast and depending on your time of departure, you will be taken to Maun Airport for your onward journey. We do hope to welcome you back on one of our African adventures soon!

Small-group Lodge Safari, guided, no participation 4 2 – 3 clients: US$ 1675 / € 1195 / £ 1099 4+ clients: US$ 1115 / € 800 / £ 735 Single Supplement US$ 215 / € 155 / £ 140 Group Size Minimum 2, Maximum 12 Meals Meals included whilst on safari prepared by crew and packed lunches. Activities Included • Okavango Delta Mokoro excursion • Game drives in the Khwai area • Night game drive in the Khwai area • Game drive in Moremi Game Reserve Departs with a minimum of 2 clients every day of the week; subject to availability.

Day 2: Maun to Khwai River, Botswana Embark on your first adventure just after breakfast – a mokoro excursion to the famous Okavango Delta. Afterwards, we make our way to a private concession in the Khwai River area to our camp. This evening we go on a night game drive in the concession. This area lies between Moremi and Chobe and we will have the opportunity to spot a variety of nocturnal animals. Overnight: Khwai Bedouin Camp Day 3: Khwai River, Botswana Today we spend game driving in the Khwai area. In our open 4x4 vehicle we will explore the Khwai River region on a morning and afternoon game drive hopefully spotting a variety of game that frequent this region. Overnight: Khwai Bedouin Camp Day 4: Moremi Game Reserve, Botswana After having explored the Khwai area, we now head into the famous Moremi game reserve known as one of the most beautiful and varied reserves in Africa with an unprecedented concentration of wildlife. The full day is spent in the unspoiled nature of the Moremi Game

ZIMBABWE, NAMIBIA, BOTSWANA Victoria Falls Rundu

Etosha NP

Mudumo NP

Kamanjab

Chobe NP

Okavango Delta Grootfontein

Brandberg

Bushmanland

Waterberg Plateau Swakopmund Walvis Bay Sossusvlei

Khwai River

Makgakgadi Pans

Windhoek

BOTSWANA NAMIBIA

Small-group Lodge Safari, guided, no participation 20 US$ 4755 / € 3395 / £ 3125 Single Supplement: US$ 680 / € 489 / £ 450 Local Payment US$ 330

GREAT TRANS-AFRICAN 21 days from Victoria Falls to Victoria Falls: This is the ultimate African safari. Spend 3 weeks exploring Namibia, Botswana and Zimbabwe, experiencing the wildlife, culture and scenery only Africa can deliver. From your first day marveling at the Victoria Falls to the breathtaking magnitude of Namibia’s dunes and big game interaction. This tour combines the home comforts of lodge accommodation with an unforgettable safari experience.

Group Size Minimum 4, Maximum 10 Meals Included whilst on safari, in restaurants and picnic lunches Activities Included • Visit of the Victoria Falls • Game drive in Mudumo National Park • Cultural experience in Rundu • Game drives in Etosha National Park • Himba visit • Bushman paintings • Visit to Sossusvlei • Walk in Waterberg Plateau • Bushman Experience • Okavango Delta mokoro excursion • Game drives and night drives in the Khwai area • Boat cruise on the Chobe River March April May June July August September October November

Depart 16/03/2011 15/04/2011 15/05/2011 01/06/2011 22/06/2011 06/07/2011 16/07/2011 29/07/2011 13/08/2011 28/08/2011 21/09/2011 15/10/2011 29/10/2011 06/11/2011

** Guaranteed departures

Return 05/04/2011 05/05/2011 04/06/2011 21/06/2011 12/07/2011 26/07/2011 05/08/2011** 18/08/2011 02/09/2011 17/09/2011 11/10/2011 04/11/2011 18/11/2011 26/11/2011**

Day 1: Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe On arrival at Victoria Falls Airport you will be met and transferred to your accommodation. The rest of the day is at leisure. Overnight: Amadeus Garden Guest House or similar Day 2: Victoria Falls to Camp Kwando, Namibia Our tour starts in Victoria Falls from where we cross the Zambezi River and enter Namibia. In the early afternoon we will arrive at our Camp, located on the Kwando River. Before dinner at the Lodge we’ll embark on an afternoon game drive in the Mudumo National Park. Overnight: Camp Kwando or similar Day 3 - 4: Rundu and N’kwazi Lodge, Namibia Our journey continues west as we drive along the Caprivi Strip to the town of Rundu. We make our way to our Lodge on the banks of the Kavango River overlooking Angola. Optional activities such as horse riding or a sunset cruise are available; alternatively just relax by the pool with a sundowner listening to the sounds of Mother Nature. The next day we will enjoy a cultural experience. Overnight: N’Kwazi Lodge or similar Days 5 - 6: Etosha National Park, Namibia We spend two nights in Etosha National Park, where our days are spent on game drives in the hope of spotting the big five as well as

cheetah, giraffe, zebra and the numerous different types of Antelope the park has to offer. Overnight: Namutoni, Okaukuejo Rest Camp or similar Day 7: Damaraland to Kamanjab & Khorixas, Namibia We visit a Himba village, before heading to see the bushman paintings and etchings in the area. We also make a visit to the Petrified Forest, and the Organ Pipes, which are famous landmarks deep in the heart of Damaraland. Overnight: Khorixas Lodge or similar Days 8 - 9: Swakopmund, Namibia Heading south west out of the dry interior of Namibia we make our way to the German town of Swakopmund on the Atlantic coast. The next day is spent at your leisure, where you can explore this quaint town or participate in some of many optional activities such as sand boarding, quad biking, scenic flights, fishing etc. Overnight: Hotel A la Mer or similar Day 10: Namib Naukluft National Park and Kuiseb Canyon to Sossusvlei, Namibia Today is spent exploring the barren, arid and sometimes rocky landscape of the Namib Naukluft National Park. Once we reach our lodge we enjoy the evening under the countless stars and just relax. Overnight: Hammerstein Lodge or similar

Day 11: Sossusvlei and Windhoek, Namibia We visit the world’s highest sand dunes at Sossusvlei. These red sand dunes, which can reach a height of more than 300 m, are absolutely spectacular and provide a fantastic photo opportunity. With luck there may even be water in the vlei (lake). After breakfast we make our way to the capital city of Windhoek. Overnight: Vondelhof Guest House Day 12: Waterberg Plateau, Namibia Today we leave Namibia’s capital behind us and drive North East to the Waterberg Plateau close to Otjiwarongo. On arrival we go for a short hike in the reserve to view the wildlife on the plateau. Overnight: Waterberg Rest Camp or similar Day 13: Grootfontein, Namibia Departing from the Waterberg we drive deep into Bushmanland. Why not stretch your legs on one of the walking trails the camp has to offer, perfect for some bird spotting or simply relax at the waterhole. Overnight: Roy’s Camp or similar Day 14: Bushmanland – walking with the bushman, Namibia Today we will take a guided visit to a local bushman community and get to see them partaking in their daily activities, such as cooking, making crafts, preparing hides, making hunting equipment such as quivers or arrows or preparing medicine. We will then continue east onto Tsumkwe and our accommodation for the night. Overnight: Tsumkwe Lodge or similar Day 15: Maun, Botswana We leave bushmanland and travel in our 4x4 vehicles to Maun, the gateway to the Okavango Delta and Moremi Game Reserve. Overnight: Thamalakane River Lodge or similar Days 16 - 17: Okavango Delta, Khwai River, Botswana Khwai River is a premier game viewing area with huge herds of Elephant, prides of lions, pods of hippos in the river and so much more. In the evening we head back to camp after a fulfilling day out with the African wildlife. The next day enjoy a Mokoro excursion and another game drive. Overnight: Khwai Bedouin Camp or similar Day 18: Planet Baobab, Botswana We leave the bush behind and travel east towards the Makgadikgadi Pans, once a large river fed lake, the pans are now saline and empty. The rest of the afternoon we spend with a relaxed stroll to the elephant hole and relaxing at Planet Baobab’s facilities. Overnight: Planet Baobab or similar Day 19: Kasane & Chobe National Park, Botswana Today we drive up north to Chobe National Park. In the afternoon we go on a cruise on the Chobe River, a truly unforgettable experience

and one of the best ways to view the wildlife and the spectacular sunset. Overnight: Chobe Safari Lodge or similar Day 20: Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe Continuing our trip, we leave Botswana and drive back to Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe. Your guide will take you on a walk to the Falls, known by the local Kololo tribe as Mosi oa Tunya - the Smoke that thunders. Overnight: Amadeus Garden Guest House or similar Day 21: Victoria Falls, Tour ends, Zimbabwe After breakfast this morning this safari ends. This memorable lodge safari will leave you with life long memories of all that the African continent has to offer.

NAMIBIA

Etosha NP

Twyfelfontein Outjo

NAMIBIA

Camp Setenghi

Windhoek Swakopmund Walvis Bay Sossusvlei

Small-group Lodge Safari, guided, no participation 9 2 - 3 pax: US$ 3385 / € 2625 / £ 2415 4+ pax: US$ 2615 / € 1765 / £ 1625 Single Supplement: US$ 255 / € 155 / £ 140 Group Size Minimum 2, Maximum 10 Meals Meals in restaurants and picnic lunches

NAMIBIA An exploratory 10-day lodge safari starting and ending in Windhoek, Namibia: Our comfortable lodge safari takes you on wildlife game drives in the Etosha National Park, lets you explore the up to now seldom visited western part of Etosha, takes you to Bushman paintings and inspires you to climb up the red dunes in Sossusvlei. After exploring the warm desert areas and the diverse game parks, you will relax in the comforts of your lodgings in the evenings.

Activities Included • Airport transfers • Windhoek orientation tour • 1½ days game drives in Etosha National Park • Bushman paintings at Twyfelfontein • Visit to Sossusvlei • Swakopmund January February March April May June July August September October November December

Depart 19/01/2011 23/02/2011 18/03/2011 31/03/2011 15/04/2011 15/05/2011 17/06/2011 02/07/2011 13/07/2011 06/08/2011 16/08/2011 28/08/2011 14/09/2011 01/10/2011 12/10/2011 22/10/2011 19/11/2011 19/12/2011

* German guided departures

Return 28/01/2011 04/03/2011 27/03/2011 09/04/2011 24/04/2011 24/05/2011 26/06/2011 11/07/2011 22/07/2011 15/08/2011* 25/08/2011 06/09/2011* 23/09/2011 10/10/2011 21/10/2011 31/10/2011* 28/11/2011 28/12/2011

Day 1: Windhoek, Namibia On arrival at Hosea Kutako International Airport in Namibia’s capital, Windhoek, you will be met and transferred to your accommodation. Your guide will meet you at the lodge and we then embark on a short orientation city tour of Windhoek. The evening is spent at leisure. Overnight: Vondelhof Guest House or similar Day 2: Windhoek - Outjo, Namibia After breakfast we leave Windhoek and drive north to our first destination, Outjo in the Kunene Region. Set between low hills on the brink of the Ugab valley, Outjo is the gateway to the Etosha National Park and roughly translated means “little hills”. This afternoon there is the option to visit a Cheetah Farm in the area (own expense). Overnight: Camp Setenghi or similar Days 3 - 4: Outjo – Etosha National Park, Namibia Today we travel to Namibia’s well-known highlight of the north – Etosha National Park. After arrival we go on our first game drive through the park hopefully spotting a variety of wildlife. On Day 4 we’ll spend as much time as possible game driving. Overnight: Okaukuejo or Halali Resort or similar

Day 5: Etosha National Park - Khorixas, Namibia This morning we bid farewell to the wild animals of Etosha and move onto the spectacular scenery of Damaraland. A stop at the Petrified Forest is on the itinerary as well as the chance to view ancient rock carvings and fascinating geological phenomena. Overnight: Khorixas Lodge or similar

Day 6: Twyfelfontein - Swakopmund, Namibia Heading south west out of the dry interior of Namibia, we make our way down to the charming coastal town of Swakopmund, where you will have the opportunity to partake in a few of the many optional activities that are offered, such as Quad biking, Sand boarding or Sky diving. Overnight: Hotel Al la Mer or similar Days 7 - 8: Swakopmund - Sossusvlei, Namibia An early morning start takes us from Swakopmund south through Walvis Bay on our way to Sesriem in the Namib Desert, which is considered to be the oldest desert in the world. On the way there we will make a stop at the small settlement of Solitaire – famous for its apple crumble. We visit the world’s highest sand dunes at Sossusvlei, an area characterized by massive red sand dunes. Overnight: Hammerstein Lodge or similar Day 9: Sossusvlei - Windhoek, Namibia We leave the desert behind us and travel back to Windhoek. Although a long day, we travel through the beautiful countryside with short stops en-route. In the evening we’ll arrive back in the city to enjoy a hearty meal in one of the many restaurants (own expense) and celebrate our last evening of the tour. Overnight: Vondelhof Guest House or similar Day 10: Windhoek, End of Tour, Namibia We enjoy our final breakfast together. You will be transferred to Windhoek Airport in time for your onward journey.

SOUTH AFRICA, ZIMBABWE

HIGHLIGHTS OF Standard, Mid-range or upmarket Lodge Package, highlighting Cape Town, Kruger National Park and the mighty Victoria Falls: Explore the treasures of Southern Africa! Relax on a sunset cruise on the Zambezi River, listen to the thundering sounds of the Victoria Falls, become a “Big 5” expert in Kruger National Park, and enjoy the natural beauty of Cape Town and its surroundings! Day 1: Cape Town, South Africa On arrival at Cape Town International Airport you will be met by a representative of Jenman African Safaris, who will transfer you to your hotel. You have the remainder of the day at leisure to acclimatize and relax at the hotel facilities.

Mid-range Lodge Safari, non-guided Hollow on Square, Kapama Buffalo, The Kingdom US$ 2310 / € 1650 / £ 1520 Single Supplement US$ 635 / € 455 / £ 420

Day 2: Cape Town, South Africa Explore the Company Gardens, Greenmarket Square, the SA Museum and Bo-Kaap on a guided city tour.

Up-market Lodge Safari, non-guide The Commodore, Arathusa, Victoria Falls Safari Lodge US$ 3299 / € 2355 / £ 2169 Single Supplement US$ 835 / € 595 / £ 550

Day 3: Cape Town The day is spent exploring the Cape Peninsula, visiting Hout Bay on the Atlantic coast before heading off to Cape Point for lunch (not included). In the afternoon we head back via the Penguin colony on the Indian Ocean.

Group Size

Days 4 - 5: Cape Town to Kruger National Park, South Africa In the morning you will be transferred to Cape Town International Airport for your flight to Johannesburg and onto Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport (flights not included). The next day you will head off in open vehicles into the park in search of Africa’s Big Five. Keep those cameras ready! Day 6: Kruger National Park to Johannesburg, South Africa Flight from Kruger International airport to Johannesburg. The remainder of the day is for your leisure. Days 7 - 8: Johannesburg to Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe A shuttle will take you back to the airport for your flight (not included) to Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. Enjoy a sunset cruise on the Zambezi River. The next day you will be taken on a guided tour of the Victoria

Standard Lodge Safari, non-guided Lady Hamilton, Skukuza Camp, Amadeus Garden US$ 1350 / € 965 / £ 889 Single Supplement US$ 270 / € 195 / £ 180

Minimum 2, No maximum Meals All breakfasts and some dinners & lunches included whilst on safari Falls and the afternoon is kept free for the many activities offered here: helicopter flights, white-water rafting, canoeing, bungee-jumping, boat cruises or horse riding. Day 9: End of Tour, Zimbabwe After breakfast you will be transferred to Victoria Falls airport.

Activities Included • Cape Town city & Cape Point tour • Kruger National Park game drives • Zambezi River sunset cruise • Victoria Falls guided tour • Airport transfers

Mid-range Lodge Package, non-guided 3 US$ 1335 / € 995 / £ 879 Single Supplement US$ 420 / € 300 / £ 280 Upmarket Lodge Package, non-guided 3 From US$ 2479 / € 1769 / £ 1630 Single Supplement US$ 275 / € 195 / £ 179

KRUGER

Group Size Minimum 2, no maximum Meals

Mid-range or upmarket Lodge Package into the Kruger National Park: Kruger National Park, in South Africa is best known for the “Big Five” - lion, elephant, leopard, buffalo and rhino - and is truly the flagship of Africa and South Africa’s game reserves. The Kruger National Park offers you an exceptional experience of Africa at its best. Kapama Buffalo Camp is our recommendation for a mid-range option. The lodge is small and intimate, with a cosy lounge and thatched bar perched on the edge of the riverbank, offering a restful place to sit and listen to the sounds of nature. The shaded pool offers a welcome respite on a hot afternoon. Dinner is served around an open fire in the traditional outdoor boma, and is

presented in heavy African cooking pots. The up-market Arathusa Safari Lodge offers thatched luxury chalets. Travellers seeking the Big Five safari experience will certainly find it at Arathusa. With exceptional sightings of leopard (usually the most elusive of cats), lions and rhino in the field - a camera’s viewfinder is continuously filled with close contact wildlife interactions.

Meals included whilst on safari in restaurants Activities Included • Game drives in Kruger National Park or on a private concession Departs every day of the week, subject to availability

ZIMBABWE Mana Pools NP Lake Kariba Matusadona NP Harare

Victoria Falls

Chizarira NP

Nyanga NP

ZIMBABWE Hwange NP

Bulawayo Great Zimbabwe Ruins

Matopos NP

Small-group Lodge Safari, guided, no-participation 14 US$ 3195 / € 2555 / £ 2235 Single Supplement US$ 269 / € 215 / £ 189 Local Payment US$ 250 Group Size Minimum 4, Maximum 10 Meals Meals included whilst on safari in restaurants

INTIMATE ZIMBABWE 15-day Lodge Safari through Zimbabwe: Explore this Southern African hidden safari treasure! Dive into lush vegetation and enjoy the incredible kindness of the Zimbabwean people. A true intimate experience awaits you here in the heart of Africa. Venture through Zimbabwe’s most famous national parks such as Hwange, Nyanga, Lake Kariba, Mana Pools and Chizarira during the day, and be spoilt by the truly African hospitality at night!

Activities Included • Airport transfers • Guided Tour of the Victoria Falls • Painted Dogs Centre • Game Viewing in Hwange National Park • Rhodes Grave and Matopos National Park • Visit to Great Zimbabwe Ruins • Game drives in Nyanga National Park • Harare city tour, Mana Pools • Lake Kariba and Matusadona National Park • Game drives in Chizarira National Park May June July August September October November

Depart 01/05/2011 22/05/2011 12/06/2011 03/07/2011 24/07/2011 14/08/2011 04/09/2011 25/09/2011 16/10/2011 06/11/2011

Return 15/05/2011 05/06/2011 26/06/2011 17/07/2011 07/08/2011 28/08/2011 18/09/2011 09/10/2011 30/10/2011 20/11/2011

Zimbabwe’s Eastern Highlands. Wildlife to look out for is wildebeest, kudu, zebra, waterbuck, impala, sable and eland as well as smaller mammals. Overnight: Pine Tree Inn or similar Day 8: Nyanga National Park to Mbizi Game Park, Zimbabwe We make our way towards the capital city of Zimbabwe, Harare. Enjoy a city tour of this beautiful light filled city. Ovenight: Mbizi Game Park or similar Days 9 - 10: Mbizi Game Park to Mana Pools, Zimbabwe We continue our journey to one of Zimbabwe’s greatest national parks – Mana Pools, where we have this afternoon and the whole of the next day available to search for African wildlife. Overnight: Mana Pools Tented Camp or similar

Day 1: Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe On arrival at Victoria Falls Airport in Zimbabwe, you will be met and transferred to Amadeus Garden Guesthouse. This afternoon we explore the mighty Victoria Falls on a guided tour. Overnight: Amadeus Garden Guest House or similar Days 2 - 3: Victoria Falls to Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe After breakfast we depart Victoria Falls and make our way to Hwange National Park. The afternoon is spent on a game drive with a visit to the Painted Dogs Conservation Centre. Hwange National Park is one of Africa’s finest havens for wildlife and is home to vast herds of elephant, buffalo, and zebra as well as a very large concentration of giraffe. It is also home to many predators and endangered species plus very large and varied birdlife. The whole of the next day is spent exploring this magnificent area. Overnight: Ivory Lodge or similar Day 4: Hwange National Park to Matopos, Zimbabwe We leave the beauty of the Hwange National Park behind us and head to Big Cave Camp in the Matopos area. The Matopos Hills comprises of an extraordinary collection of huge bare granite hills with gravitydefying boulders scattered all over the countryside, creating a unique and rather mysterious landscape. The national park is famous for its outstanding views, San (bushman) painted caves, wildlife (especially the Black Eagle) and as the chosen burial place of Cecil Rhodes. Overnight: Big Cave Camp or similar Day 5: Matopos to Great Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe This morning we drive to the Great Zimbabwe Ruins via Gweru. According to an age-old legend, the ruins were built to replicate the palace of the Queen of Sheba in Jerusalem, and are a unique testimony to the Bantu civilization of the Shona between the 11th and 15th centuries. Overnight: Norma Jeane’s Lake View Resort or similar

Days 6 - 7: Great Zimbabwe to Nyanga National Park, Zimbabwe Today we head off to the Nyanga National Park and have this afternoon and the following day to spot the wildlife on game drives. Nyanga National Park is situated in one of the most scenic areas of

Days 11 - 12: Mana Pools to Lake Kariba, Zimbabwe A short drive takes us to Lake Kariba. After lunch we take a speedboat trip across the lake to Rhino Camp situated at Elephant Point in the Matusadona National Park, where we spend the next two nights. Overnight: Rhino Camp or similar Day 13: Lake Kariba to Chizarira National Park, Zimbabwe Our journey continues to Chizarira National Park. This large, remote area of wild and untouched flora and fauna is endowed with magnificent gorges, plateaus and flood plains, which make this pristine park a spectacular destination for any visitor. Overnight: Chizarira Lodge or similar Day 14: Chizarira National Park to Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe After breakfast we drive back to where our adventure started – Victoria Falls. There will still be time for optional activities like boat cruises, bungee jumping and elephant back safaris (optional and for own expense). Overnight: Amadeus Garden Guesthouse or similar Day 15: Victoria Falls, End of Tour, Zimbabwe Depending on your departure time, you will be taken to Victoria Falls Airport for your onward flight. We hope to welcome you on one of our adventures again soon.

ZIMBABWE, BOTSWANA

Kasane

Victoria Falls

Chobe NP Hwange NP

ZIMBABWE

BOTSWANA

ELEPHANT LODGE 7-day Lodge Package combining Zimbabwe and the Chobe National Park: Indulge in typical African hospitality combined with excellent wildlife viewing. Chobe National Park in Botswana and Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe, are two of the world’s wildest national parks with a dense animal population. Enjoy game drives and a boat cruise for a fantastic wildlife experience! Day 1: Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe On arrival at Victoria Falls Airport in Zimbabwe you will be met and transferred to Amadeus Garden Guest House. You have the remainder of the day at leisure for optional activities that are on offer like boat cruises, bungee jumping, elephant back safaris and many more. Overnight: Amadeus Garden Guest House or similar Days 2 - 3: Victoria Falls to Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe After breakfast you will be picked up and transferred to Hwange National Park. You will stay 2 nights on a private concession just outside Hwange National Park. Your game activities, meals and drinks are included. Overnight: Ivory Lodge or similar Day 4 - 5: Chobe National Park, Botswana Today you will be transferred to Chobe National Park. You can enjoy the rest of the afternoon on a sunset cruise on the Chobe River. Here you can watch elephants, hippos, lions, crocodiles and a variety of birds and more without having to reach for your binoculars. The next morning an open-vehicle game drive is included. After lunch, you have the remainder of the day at leisure or have the option to book another sunset cruise (optional and for own account). Overnight: Chobe Safari Lodge or similar

Lodge Safari, non-guided, no participation 6 US$ 2159 / € 1835 / £ 1285 Single Supplement: US$ 215 / € 180 / £ 130 Group Size Minimum 2, Maximum 10 Meals Meals included whilst on safari in restaurants Activities Included • Airport transfers • Full-day & half-day game drive in Hwange National Park • Sunset cruise on the Chobe River • Half-day game drive in Chobe National Park • Guided Tour of the Victoria Falls

Departs daily, subject to availability

Day 6: Chobe National Park to Victoria Falls. Zimbabwe After breakfast, you will be picked up and transferred back to Victoria Falls. This afternoon you will explore the Victoria Falls on a guided tour. There will still be time for optional activities should you wish to book more. Overnight: Amadeus Garden Guest House or similar Day 7: Victoria Falls, End of Tour, Zimbabwe Depending on your departure time, you will be taken to Victoria Falls Airport for your onward flight. We hope to welcome you on one of our adventures again soon.

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Looking for something to do during your stay in Cape Town? Jenman African Safaris introduces its new daytrip and transfer division named ‘Cape Town Safaris’. By running our own daytrips we can now service our existing clients coming on one of our multi-country safaris starting or ending in Cape Town and clients booking tailor-made or FIT packages.

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Please note that all our daytrips and transfers run with a minimum of 2 clients and are guided by a professional and qualified guide.

AQUILA DAYTRIP

CAPE POINT TOUR

CITY TOUR

WINELANDS TOUR

from ZAR 2010 pp

from ZAR 350 pp

from ZAR 680 pp

SOUTH AFRICA

CAPE ADVENTURE Cape Town

Garden Route Game Lodge

Hermanus

5 days Cape Town and the Garden Route: This is an adventurous, Guest House accommodated tour circling from Cape Town through Oudtshoorn, Plettenberg Bay, Albertinia and Hermanus and ending back in Cape Town. In five days, ride an ostrich, hike along the Storms River mouth, go canoeing and taste delicious wines as you travel from Cape Town along the world famous Garden Route. Day 1: Oudtshoorn, South Africa We depart Cape Town early in the morning for Oudtshoorn. Our journey will take us through rolling hills and little farming towns, before we reach South Africa’s centre for ostrich breeding. We spend the afternoon at the Cango Caves and visit an ostrich farm either the same afternoon or the next morning. Overnight: Kleinplaas or similar

Day 4: Mossel Bay, South Africa A leisurely departure takes us from Plettenberg Bay to a private game reserve near Mossel Bay, where we will arrive in the early afternoon. We go on an afternoon game drive to spot some animals that Botlierskop Game Reserve has to offer. Overnight: Nyaru Game Lodge or similar

Tsitsikama NP

Mosselbaai

Small-group Lodge Safari, guided, no participation 4 2 – 3 clients: US$ 1325 / € 945 / £ 869 4 + clients: US$ 1040 / € 740 / £ 685 Single Supplement US$ 120 / € 85 / £ 80 Group Size Minimum 2, Maximum 10

Day 2: Plettenberg Bay, South Africa We drive over the breathtaking Outeniqua pass that offers stunning views over the Swartberg escarpment and the Indian Ocean, down to the coast. We pass through the small coastal towns of George, Wilderness, Sedgefield and Knysna. Our destination for the day is Plettenberg Bay, where you have the remainder of the day at leisure. Overnight: Ploughmans Rest or similar Day 3: Plettenberg / Tsitsikamma, South Africa Experience the famous Tsitsikamma National Park. You have the opportunity to go on the highest bungee jump at Bloukrantz. We spend the day hiking to the suspension bridge at Storms River mouth. Overnight: Ploughmans Rest or similar

Oudtshoorn

Meals Breakfasts included

Day 5: Cape Town, South Africa We leave the lodge and follow the coastal route towards Hermanus. There is time for an optional extra of Shark Cage Diving if any one so wishes. We explore Hermanus including land-based whale watching (in season) and visit a winery for some wine tasting. From Hermanus we follow the road to Betty’s Bay where we visit the penguins at Stony Point. Our Garden Route adventure ends in Cape Town in the afternoon.

Activities Included • Visit of Cango Caves • Ostrich Farm • Hiking in Tsitsikamma National Park • Wine tasting in Hermanus • Penguin Colony in Betty’s Bay

Departs every Wednesday and Sunday out of Cape Town from Jan - Apr, Sept - Dec. Only Wednesday out of Cape Town from May – August

Day 1: Cape Town, South Africa On arrival in Cape Town you will collect your hire car. This afternoon you are at leisure to explore this vibrant city. Overnight: Urban Chic Hotel or similar

CAPE TOWN

Day 2: Cape Town, South Africa Today why not spend the day exploring the Cape Peninsula, visiting Hout Bay on the Atlantic coast before heading off to Cape Point for lunch (own account) and returning to your hotel via the Penguin colony at Boulders Beach Overnight: Urban Chic Hotel or similar

6-day self-drive Lodge Safari, non-guided 5 From US$ 989 / € 705 / £ 649* Single Supplement US$ 250 / € 179 / £ 165 * Price for 2 people travelling in low season.

Day 3: Cape Town to Stellenbosch, South Africa Today you head off to wine-country, first visiting the town of Paarl, for a wine tasting and cellar tour (own account). Proceed to Franschhoek for another wine tasting at one of the numerous estates in the area before continuing to Stellenbosch via the scenic Helshoogte Pass. Overnight: Devon Valley Hotel or similar

Group Size Minimum 2, no maximum

Day 4: Stellenbosch, South Africa Enjoy a leisurely breakfast before spending the rest of the day at leisure exploring this beautiful university town on your own. Overnight: Devon Valley Hotel or similar

6-day self-drive adventure in the Western Cape offering you opportunities to explore Cape Town’s scenic highlights, taste some of the country’s finest wines and experience the Big 5 in a private game reserve close to Cape Town. Travel at your own pace and enjoy the freedom of stopping wherever and whenever you wish to do so, on this self-drive itinerary.

Day 5: Stellenbosch to Aquila, South Africa After breakfast drive through the scenic Hex River Valley onto Aquila Private Game Reserve. You will embark on a game drive in an open-air Landover, giving you the opportunity to view a variety of indigenous and re-introduced animals, such as Cape Town’s closest Rhino, Lion and Giraffe. Overnight: Aquila Private Game Reserve or similar

Meals Breakfasts included Suggested Activities • Cape Point Tour • Wine tasting in Stellenbosch & Franschhoek • Game drives at Aquila Private Game Reserve (costs included) Departs every day of the week, subject to availability

Day 6: Aquila to Cape Town, South Africa This morning you have another chance at spotting the big five on an early morning game drive. Thereafter proceed back to Cape Town to drop of your hire car.

SOUTH AFRICA

Oudtshoorn Cape Town

Addo Elephant Park Port Elizabeth

Cape Point

Mossel Bay

Plettenberg Bay

Small-group Lodge Safari, guided, no participation 9 2 adults from: US$ 2685 / € 1920 / £ 1765 4 adults from: US$ 1740 / € 1245 / £ 1145 Child rate: US$ 280 / € 200 / £ 185 Entrance Fees: Adults: ZAR 510 Children: ZAR 260

GARDEN ROUTE FOR 10 days from Port Elizabeth to Cape Town, guided or self-drive: This child-friendly, fun and entertainment-filled trip includes Cape Town’s highlights and the best of the Garden Route. The itinerary is especially designed to include activities that your kids will also enjoy. Travelling time is kept to a minimum. You will see your kids smile solidly for 10 days!

Group Size Minimum 2, Maximum 10 Meals Breakfast included whilst on tour Activities Included • Game drives in Addo Elephant National Park • Knysna Elephant Park • Monkeyland Primate Sanctuary • Ostrich Farm • Visit to Cango Wildlife Ranch • Cape Point Tour

January February March April May June July August September October November December

Depart 09/01/2011 06/02/2011 06/03/2011 10/04/2011 08/05/2011 12/06/2011 17/07/2011 14/08/2011 11/09/2011 16/10/2011 13/11/2011 04/12/2011

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Day 1: Port Elizabeth to Addo National Park, South Africa On arrival at Port Elizabeth Airport you will be met by your guide and we make our way to Addo Elephant Park. Later that day, we check into our accommodation. Deep within the shadows of the dense valley bushveld of the Sundays River region of the Eastern Cape lies the Addo Elephant National Park. Here, the evenings are punctuated by the strident howl of the black-backed jackal, and the francolins call heralds each new dawn. This finely tuned ecosystem is sanctuary to over 450 elephants, Cape buffalo, black rhino, a variety of antelope species, as well as the unique flightless dung beetle, found almost exclusively in Addo. (Entrance fees included) Overnight: Addo Rest Camp or similar Day 2: Addo National Park, South Africa This day is yours to spend at leisure. You can visit the nearby beach at Kenton on Sea, visit a private game reserve or go on a game drive in the Addo National Park. Overnight: Addo Rest Camp or similar Day 3: Addo National Park to Plettenberg Bay, South Africa Driving via Port Elizabeth along the scenic Garden Route, we make our way to Plettenberg Bay. The Garden Route is world renowned and stretches along the southern Cape coast from Slang River near Heidelberg, eastwards to the Tsitsikamma Forest and Storms River. It is an area of outstanding scenic beauty with indigenous forests, lakes and meandering rivers. Along the coast are towns and villages, each with a distinct character of their own. Overnight: Piesang Lodge or similar Day 4: Plettenberg Bay, South Africa After breakfast, we visit the Knysna Elephant Park. Daily tours leave on the half hour every day from 8.30 to 16.30. Guests are transported to the elephants on a tractor & trailer where they will have the opportunity to touch, feed and photograph the gentle giants. In the afternoon a visit to Monkeyland Primate Sanctuary is planned. Expect to see many species of monkeys as well as a large variety of forest

dwelling birds. After soaking up the splendor of a living forest, you can relax on the sunny deck of the restaurant while enjoying a light meal or a sundowner. Overnight: Piesang Lodge or similar Day 5: Plettenberg Bay to Oudtshoorn, South Africa Today we head to the ostrich capital of South Africa - Oudtshoorn, travelling along the Outeniqua Pass. We check into our accommodation. This is a Victorian homestead on a working ostrich, alfalfa and wine farm. Set in the tranquil Olifantsrivier Valley it offers spectacular views of the Swartberg Mountains. The rolling lawns and the sparkling pool are ready for you and your family’s enjoyment. Overnight: De Zeekoe Guest Farm or similar Day 6: Oudtshoorn, South Africa Today we visit the Cango Wildlife Ranch and an Ostrich farm. The Wildlife Ranch is an endangered species breeding facility extraordinaire. The whole family will enjoy exploring the facts and fiction surrounding crocodiles, view elegant cheetahs and Bengal tiger cubs. Overnight: De Zeekoe Guest Farm or similar Day 7: Oudtshoorn to Cape Town, South Africa Today we make our way to South Africa’s Mother City – Cape Town. On arrival, we check in to our hotel, situated on the fringe of Cape Town’s CBD. It has easy access to the hub of the daily city life. The hotel is ideally positioned, making tourist attractions like V&A Waterfront, Table Mountain, Robben Island, Winelands, Kirstenbosch Gardens and Cape Point easily accessible. Overnight: Lady Hamilton or similar Day 8: Cape Point Tour, South Africa Today, we explore Cape Point and Kirstenbosch Gardens on a full day tour. After breakfast, we head off to Cape Point – the most South Westerly point of Africa. Afterwards we visit the African penguins at Boulder’s Beach. Overnight: Lady Hamilton or similar Day 9: Cape Town, Day at leisure, South Africa You can spend the day at your leisure and do exactly the things that you and your family want to do. Overnight: Lady Hamilton or similar Day 10: Cape Town, End of Tour, South Africa After breakfast and depending on your departure time, we will take you to Cape Town Airport for your onward journey.

CAMPING & ACCOMMODATED SAFARIS IN SOUTHERN AFRICA Jenman African Safaris offers three different types of camping safaris in Southern Africa on scheduled tours. For tailor-made tours, please choose the style of tour you would like.

Semi-Participation All of our Camping, half-accommodated and fully accommodated safaris in Southern Africa are semi-participation safaris. We want our clients to be part of the experience and therefore ask them to participate in the tour. This means that travellers will be responsible for performing and helping with certain tasks, such as setting up and breaking down of overnight camps (tents, chairs, tables), packing and unpacking the vehicle, assisting with preparation of meals, and cleaning dishes. The guide will do the cooking and be responsible for all other organisational duties. We can also tailor-make your camping safari to a non-participation camping safari.

Camping Safaris, semi-participation You will spend most nights camping on your safari. We make use of 3-person dome tents, allowing two per tent, with the following measurements: 2.5 m x 2. 5 m x 1. 9 m.

Half-accommodated Safaris, semi-participation This type of safari offers two different levels of accommodation. Clients will spend some of the nights camping and others will be spent in Lodges, Chalets or Tented Camps. The group will be a combination of clients having booked a semi-participation Camping Safari, a semi-participation half-accommodated Safari, as well as clients booked on our third option â&#x20AC;&#x201C; the fully accommodated Safari.

Fully Accommodated Safaris, semi-participation Clients booked on this type of safari will stay in Lodges, Chalets and Tented Camps each night of their safari adventure. The tour group will be a combination of clients who booked one of the above mentioned options. We make use of properties that have camping facilities as well as chalets, lodges or tented camps. Camping and accommodated clients will travel and enjoy their meals together. The accommodated options give the additional comfort of bedded accommodation. Clients are also asked to help out with the camp duties (setting up and breaking down the overnight camps, tents, chairs, packing and unpacking the vehicle, assisting with preparation of meals and cleaning dishes).

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Accommodation 250cm Camping: We make use of designated campsites either within a National Park, on the banks of a river, or other places of interest. All campsites have shared ablution facilities with showers, flushing toilets and running water (unless otherwise specified in the detailed itinerary). Jenman African Safaris tries to avoid crowded campsites and brings you to secluded spots, often supported by the local community. We make use of spacious 3-person dome tents, allowing two per tent. All tents are fitted with Mosquito-screened windows and doors. In addition, we provide 5 cm thick sleeping mattresses. Sleeping bags can be hired at an additional fee. Accommodated Safaris: For our half-accommodated and fully accommodated Safaris, we make use of mid-range typical African standard lodge accommodation. Accommodation is situated either in National Parks, on the banks of a river, or in other places of interest. The accommodation will be a mix of Lodges, Chalets and Tented Camps. Most of them have a private bathroom with a shower and toilet, others have shared ablutions available. Some properties are equipped with swimming pools and/or bar areas. Please note that clients booked on the half-accommodated Safaris will only stay a certain number of nights in the Lodges, Chalets or Tented Camps; the remainder of the nights will be camping. Clients, who choose our fully accommodated option, will stay in lodges, chalets or tented camps each night of their safari.

Meals On all of the above mentioned safaris, the tour guide will be responsible for the shopping and cooking of all the meals. All clients booked on our Camping Safari, half-accommodated or fully accommodated Safaris will have the same wholesome meals. These meals will be enjoyed together in the evening, often around the camp fire.

Local Payment On most of our safaris a local payment needs to be paid to the guide before the tour starts. Your local payment covers on-the-road expenses, such as national park entrance fees, excursions and activities, as well as the use of local guides. This provides your guide with sufficient funds on the road and ensures that your money goes directly to the African communities.

Vehicles Jenman Safaris makes use of different types of vehicles in Southern Africa. You will either be travelling in one of our custom-built, 10-seater, 4x4 Land Cruisers, a Jenmanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Toyota Quantum Mini Bus, or a 12-seater 4x4 Isuzu Safari. On all tours highlighted with our ), you will be guaranteed to travel either in the Toyota Land Cruiser or the 4x4 Isuzu Safari. 4x4 icon ( Jenman African Safaris reserves the right to make use of different vehicles due to unforeseen circumstances or during high season.

Photograph: Claudia Mueller, Germany

ZIMBABWE, BOTSWANA, NAMIBIA

Small-group Camping Safari, guided, semiparticipation 12 1 US$ 2095 / € 1495 / £ 1375 Single Supplement US$ 75 / € 55 / £ 50 Local Payment US$ 300 Small-group fully accommodated safari, guided, semi-participation 13 US$ 2795 / € 1995 / £ 1835 Single Supplement US$ 555 / € 395 / £ 365 Local Payment US$ 300

BOTSWANA WILDLIFE 14 days from Victoria Falls to Victoria Falls: This journey takes us through some of Botswana’s and Zimbabwe’s most magnificent game reserves, starting and ending at the spectacular Victoria Falls – a sight to be behold. Just some of the highlights of this trip include a game drive in Hwange National Park, the Moremi Game Reserve, Khwai River, a 2-day Okavango Delta excursion and the Chobe National Park, as well as the Caprivi Strip.

Group Size Minimum 4, Maximum 12

zebra and has a very large concentration of giraffe. Overnight: Ivory Lodge or similar

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Day 3: Nata Bird Sanctuary, Botswana We need to get up early, as today is our longest drive of the safari. We will leave Hwange National Park and enter Botswana. We then head south to Planet Baobab and stop at the Nata Bird Sanctuary for lunch, which is overlooking the Sowa Pan. We arrive at our lodge in the afternoon and enjoy the rest of the day on a bushwalk. Overnight: Planet Baobab or similar

Meals Meals included on safari, prepared by guide Activities Included • Bushwalk • Visit to Nata Bird Sanctuary • Day & night game drive in the Khwai River area • Moremi Game Reserve game drive • Full day Okavango Delta Mokoro excursion • Game drive in Mahangu National Park • Boat cruise on the Chobe River • Game drive in Chobe National Park • Visit to the Victoria Falls

Days 1 – 2: Victoria Falls to Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe After breakfast we depart Victoria Falls and make our way to Hwange National Park. This afternoon you can partake in an optional game drive if time allows. The next day we will have plenty of time to explore Hwange’s wilderness on a full day game drive. This is Africa’s finest haven for wildlife and is home to vast herds of elephant, buffalo, and

Day 4: Maun and the Khwai River, Botswana After breakfast we head off for Maun, the gateway to the Okavango Delta and onto a private concession in the Khwai area. Khwai is renowned for its large concentrations of mammals, and it is not unusual to see many different types of wildlife during just one game drive. As a year round destination for wildlife, predators can regularly be seen in the area, rated as one of the most prolific in Botswana for viewing wildlife. The exceptional location of Khwai makes it a regular host to Elephant, Buffalo, Lion, Leopard, Cheetah and Wild Dogs. Birdlife can also be viewed in abundance with exceptional sightings of wildfowl and raptors. Overnight: Khwai Bedouin Camp or similar

Day 5: Khwai River, Botswana Today we spend game driving in the Khwai area. A night drive is included. Overnight: Khwai Bedouin Camp Day 6: Moremi Game Reserve, Botswana The Moremi Game Reserve is known as one of the most beautiful and varied reserves in Africa with an unprecedented concentration of wildlife. The full day is spent in the unspoiled nature of the Moremi Game Reserve. Overnight: Khwai Bedouin Camp or similar Day 7: Maun, Botswana After our game experience we head back to Maun. Here we have the option of a scenic flight over the Delta or we can spend the afternoon relaxing next to the pool at our camp. Overnight: Thamalakane River Lodge or similar Days 8 - 9: Okavango Delta, Botswana Early in the morning we leave Maun and drive to the Western Delta and onto Etsha 13. From here we head into the largest inland delta in the world, another highlight of Botswana, the Okavango Delta. Day 9 is spent on a mokoro excursion including a 1 Â˝ hour walk on one of the islands. Overnight: Guma Lagoon Camp or similar.

Day 10: Tsodilo Hills & Mahangu, Namibia En route to Namibia we visit the Tsodilo Hills and take a short walk to view the rock paintings. We then make our way to Mahangu Lodge. Enjoy an afternoon game drive in Mahangu National Park. Overnight: Mahangu Safari Lodge or similar. Days 11 - 12: Chobe National Park, Botswana We continue our journey through the Caprivi Strip, crossing the border to Botswana until we reach our destination at Kasane. Start your morning of day 12 with a hopefully spectacular game drive in Chobe National Park. You will return to the lodge for lunch, where you can relax until our boat cruise on the Chobe river starts around 3 pm. Overnight: Chobe Safari Lodge or similar.

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Day 13: Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe We visit the Victoria Falls, and the rest of the day is for leisure or to partake in optional activities like white water rafting and bungee jumping (all at own expense). Overnight: Lokuthula Lodges or similar Day 14: Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe Our safari ends after breakfast, and we hope we can welcome you again one day on another of our African adventures.

NAMIBIA

Brandberg

Small-group Camping Safari, guided, semi-participation 9 3 US$ 2045 / € 1460 / £ 1345 Single Supplement US$ 105 / € 75 / £ 69 Local Payment ZAR 1500 Small-group fully accommodated safari, guided, semi-participation 12 US$ 2690 / € 1920 / £ 1770 Single Supplement US$ 265 / € 190 / £ 175

PURE 13 days from Windhoek to Windhoek: Two weeks of wildlife, ancient tribes, unforgettable sand dunes and excellent Namibian hospitality. This trip starts and ends in Windhoek and includes abundant wildlife at Etosha National Park, a fascinating insight into the Himba tribe, the quaint coastal town of Swakopmund and the world’s highest dunes at Sossusvlei.

Day 9: Swakopmund, Namibia Today we travel towards the Atlantic Coast for a stop at the Cape Cross Seal Colony. We then continue our drive to the charming coastal town of Swakopmund. Overnight: Hotel A la Mer or similar.

Group Size Minimum 4, Maximum 10 Meals

Days 10 - 11: Sossusvlei, Namibia An early morning start takes us from Swakopmund south through Walvis Bay on our way to Sesriem in the Namib Desert, which is considered to be the oldest desert in the world. We visit the world’s highest sand dunes at Sossusvlei on Day 11. Overnight: Hammerstein Lodge or similar.

Meals included on safari, prepared by guide Activities Included • Outjo • Game drives in Etosha National Park • Drive through Western Etosha • Himba visit • Desert elephant walk • Visit to rock paintings at Twyfelfontein & Brandberg • Visit to Cape Cross Seal Colony • Sossusvlei • Airport transfers

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Day 12: Drive to Windhoek, Namibia We leave the desert behind us and travel back to Windhoek. Although a long day we travel through the beautiful countryside with short stops en-route. Overnight: Vondelhof Guest House or similar Day 1: Windhoek, Namibia After your arrival at Windhoek Airport you’ll be picked up and transferred to your lodge. The rest of the day is spent at leisure. Overnight: Vondelhof Guest House or similar Day 2: Windhoek to Outjo, Namibia After an orientation city tour, we leave Windhoek and drive north to our first destination, Outjo in the Kunene Region. This afternoon there is the option to visit a Cheetah Farm in the area (own expense). Overnight: Camp Setenghi or similar Days 3 - 4: Drive to Etosha National Park, Namibia Today we travel to Namibia’s well-known Highlight of the North – Etosha National Park. After arrival we embark on our first game drive through the park in the hope of spotting a variety of wildlife. On day 4 we will spend as much time as possible on game drives, trying to get closer to some of the Big 5. Overnight: Okaukuejo or similar Day 5: Etosha to Opuwo, Namibia Travelling through the remote western region of Etosha, which was previously off limits to travellers and an area favoured by the Oryx and many other antelopes, we make our way to Opuwo, the Gateway to the Kaokoveld region. Depending on the time of arrival we go and explore a traditional Himba Village that afternoon or the next morning. Overnight: Opuwo Country Hotel or similar Day 6: Palmwag, Namibia Today’s destination is Palmwag. This area is home to the desert elephants and after reaching our destination we will try and find these majestic animals on foot. Overnight: Palmwag Lodge or similar Days 7 - 8: Brandberg, Namibia Today we head for Brandberg, the highest mountain in Namibia. Once settled in we enjoy a scenic hike in the mountains to visit the famous ‘White Lady’ rock painting. The next day we visit the ancient rock carvings at Twyfelfontein and the Petrified Forest. Overnight Brandberg White Lady Lodge or similar

Day 13: Windhoek, End of Tour, Namibia After breakfast you will be transferred to the airport.

BOTSWANA, ZIMBABWE

BOTSWANA UNTOUCHED 12 days from Johannesburg to Victoria Falls: Explore Botswana’s finest National Parks during this 12day safari. Start your tour by experiencing the Tuli Block, Khama Rhino Sanctuary and the Makgadikgadi Pans. See giraffe, elephant, zebra, lion and wildebeest in the Moremi Game Reserve and Khwai area from your open 4x4 vehicle. Discover the Okavango Delta in traditional dug-out canoes and enjoy the Chobe National Park’s wildlife on a boat cruise on the Chobe River. will float in Mokoros through the thick vegetation of the Okavango Delta discovering a variety of birds and wildlife. Afterwards, we make our way to a private concession in the Khwai River area to our camp. This evening we go on a night game drive in the concession. In our open 4x4 vehicle we will explore the Khwai River region on a morning and afternoon game drive the next day, hopefully spotting a variety of game that frequent this region. Overnight: Khwai Bedouin Camp or similar Day 7: Moremi Game Reserve, Botswana Our next highlight is the famous Moremi Game Reserve, known as one of the most beautiful and varied reserves in Africa with an unprecedented concentration of wildlife. The full day is spent in the unspoiled nature of the Moremi Game Reserve. Overnight: Khwai Bedouin Camp or similar Days 8 - 9: Chobe National Park, Botswana Leaving the camp in Khwai River we transit through the national parks of Moremi, Savuti and Chobe to Kasane. Keep an eye out for the wildlife in this area. We reach Chobe Safari Lodge late in the afternoon. The next day is spent with a morning game drive in search of Africa’s Big Five! We enjoy the afternoon on a sunset cruise on the Chobe River. Overnight: Chobe Safari Lodge or similar Day 10: Chobe National Park to Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe A mid morning departure takes you from Chobe to Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe. You have the afternoon to relax or to partake in one of the many optional activities. Overnight: Lokuthula Lodges or similar Day 1: Johannesburg to Tuli Block, Botswana An early morning departure from Johannesburg takes us through the Limpopo Province into Botswana. We set up camp at Limpopo River, set in the area known as the Tuli Block. We will head off for a game drive either in the evening of day 1 or the next morning, depending on the time of arrival. Overnight: Limpopo River Lodge or similar. Day 2: Tuli Block to Khama Rhino Sanctuary, Botswana Our destination for the day is the Khama Rhino Sanctuary. We explore the sanctuary on an afternoon game drive in search of White Rhinos. Overnight: Khama Rhino Sanctuary or similar Day 3: Khama Rhino Sanctuary to Makgadikgadi Pans, Botswana Today will be a long driving day. We will head north to Planet Baobab and stop at the Makgadikgadi Pans to have a closer look, if the conditions allow us to do so. We will arrive at our camp in the late afternoon: Overnight: Planet Baobab or similar Day 4: Maun, Botswana We head off for Maun, the gateway to the Okavango Delta. Here you have the opportunity to stock up on supplies, relax at the pool of our lodge or take a scenic flight over the Okavango Delta (optional and for own expense). Overnight: Thamalakane River Lodge or similar Days 5 - 6: Maun to Khwai River, Botswana Enjoy a mokoro excursion to the Okavango Delta in the morning: you

Day 11: Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe After breakfast we explore the Victoria Falls on a guided walk. You have the afternoon at leisure for activities (own expense). Overnight: Lokuthula Lodges or similar Day 12: Victoria Falls, End of Tour, Zimbabwe Our safari ends after breakfast when we have arranged a transfer to the airport for your onward flight for you.

Small-group Camping Safari, guided, semi-participation 9 2 US$ 1955 / € 1395 / £ 1285 Single Supplement US$ 159 / € 115 / £ 105 Local Payment ZAR 2000 Small-group fully accommodated safari, guided, semi-participation 11 US$ 2515 / € 1795 / £ 1655 Single Supplement US$ 620 / € 445 / £ 410 Local Payment ZAR 2000 Group Size Minimum 4, Maximum 12* * Guaranteed departures with no minimum group size available; please see below Meals Meals included on safari, prepared by guide Activities Included • Game drive in the Tuli Block • Khama Rhino Sanctuary game drive • Makgadikgadi Pans • Game drives Moremi Game Reserve & Khwai River area • Okavango Delta Mokoro excursion • Chobe National Park game drive & boat cruise • Sunset game cruise in Chobe National Park • Visit to the Victoria Falls

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SOUTH AFRICA, NAMIBIA, BOTSWANA, ZIMBABWE

Small-group Camping Safari, guided, semi-participation 17 4 US$ 2499 / € 1785 / £ 1645 Single Supplement US$ 160 / € 115 / £105 Local Payment ZAR 2000 Small-group half accommodated Safari, guided, semi-participation 10 11 US$ 3059 / € 2185 / £ 2010 Single Supplement US$ 405 / € 289 / £ 266 Local Payment ZAR 2000 Small-group fully accommodated Safari, guided, semi-participation 21 US$ 3570 / € 2550 / £ 2349 Single Supplement US$ 665 / € 475 / £ 440 Local Payment ZAR 2000 Group Size Minimum 4, Maximum 10* * Guaranteed departures with no minimum group size available; please next page Meals Meals included on safari, prepared by guide Activities Included • Orange River Canoeing • Visit to Sossusvlei • Visit to Fish River Canyon • Cape Cross Seal Colony • Bushmen paintings • Himba excursion • 2 days filled with game drives in Etosha National Park • Okavango Delta Mokoro excursion • Mudumo National Park game drive • Visit to the Victoria Falls

NORTHERN & SOUTHERN 22 days from Cape Town to Victoria Falls & 22 days from Victoria Falls to Cape Town: Your journey starts in Cape Town, with spectacular scenery by day and a bustling city vibe by night. Head through the Cedarberg Mountains, explore the Orange River by canoe and marvel at the Fish River Canyon. Experience breath-taking sand dunes in Sossusvlei and follow the tracks of the elusive desert elephant, after encountering animated creatures at Cape Cross Seal Colony. Continue in a northerly direction to Etosha for wonderful game-viewing. Practice your wildlife spotting in the outstanding Okavango Delta and Chobe National Park in Botswana, before ending your safari at the Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe Jenman African Safaris also operates this tour from Victoria Falls to Cape Town. The itinerary stays the same, running in the opposite direction

Day 1: Cape Town, South Africa Arrival in Cape Town. You have the remainder of the day at leisure. Overnight: Lady Hamilton Hotel or similar Day 2: Cape Town to Cedarberg Mountains, South Africa An early start from the Lady Hamilton Hotel takes us to the beach on the Atlantic Ocean to have a last look at Table Mountain across the bay. After lunch we head for the Cedarberg Mountains, bypassing Citrusdal, a rural village set amongst lush green citrus orchards. Overnight: Gecko Creek or similar Day 3: Orange River, South Africa Travelling up the West Coast, we pass through some magnificent mountain ranges on our way to the Orange River. Later in the afternoon we will reach the Orange River, the natural border between South Africa and Namibia. Overnight: Felix Unite River Camp or similar Day 4: Canoeing on the Orange River, Namibia The only travelling today is done in a canoe. Put your feet up and relax as the currents take you downstream the Orange River – mind the

rapids though! Overnight: Felix Unite River Camp or similar Day 5: Ai-Ais and Fish River Canyon, Namibia Today we head off for Ai-Ais, where we stop for lunch. We then head to the Fish River Canyon. Later in the evening we take in another perfect African sunset with the magnificent views and scenery along the edge of the Canyon. Overnight: Canon Road House or similar Days 6 - 7: Sossusvlei, Namibia Moving inland we make our way to our camp, which is close to the world’s highest sand dunes at Sossusvlei. On day 7 we visit these red dunes, which can reach heights of over 300m. With luck, there may also be some water in the vlei. Overnight: Hammerstein Lodge or similar Day 8: Namib Naukluft National Park & Kuiseb Canyon to Swakopmund, Namibia The day is spent driving through the Namib Naukluft National Park and the Kuiseb Canyon on our way to Swakopmund. Overnight: A la Mer or similar

Northern Experience departure dates Day 9: Swakopmund, Namibia We have the opportunity to explore this quaint German town by day and night. There are a number of activities to enjoy here; sand boarding, quad biking, skydiving and even fishing. You may even dare to brave the Atlantic sea. Overnight: A la Mer or similar Day 10: Cape Cross Seal Colony and Brandberg, Namibia We follow the barren Atlantic coastline on our way out of Swakopmund to visit Africa’s largest seal colony after lunch. We then head inland across the desert plains for Brandberg, the highest mountain in Namibia. Either this afternoon or the next morning we walk up a valley on Brandberg and visit the famous ‘White Lady’ rock painting. Overnight: Brandberg White Lady Lodge or similar Day 11: Twyfelfontein, Petrified Forest and Himba Village, Namibia An early morning start takes us from Brandberg to our first stops at Twyfelfontein and Petrified Forest. Our final destination for the day will be Kamanjab. Depending on the time of arrival we go and explore a traditional Himba Village that afternoon or the next morning. Overnight: Porcupine Camp or similar Days 12 – 14: Etosha National Park, Namibia After our cultural experience in Kamanjab, we head to the land of the big five – Etosha National Park. We fill the next two days with game drives, including evening game viewing at floodlit waterholes. In the mornings we have the opportunity to take a game drive at sunrise. Overnight: Okaukeujo Camp or similar Days 15 – 16: Etosha to Kavango River, Namibia Leaving Etosha we head to Rundu, which is situated on the banks of the Kavango River overlooking Angola. A sunset cruise, horse riding, traditional dancing in the evening as well as visiting a local village are optional, or you can just put your feet up and relax on the banks of the river as the sun sets. Overnight: N’Kwazi River Camp or similar Days 17 – 18: Kavango River to Okavango Delta, Botswana Heading to the Okavango Delta we cross the border into Botswana. The next day is spent exploring the network of water pathways through thick vegetation in mokoros. The Delta is a well-preserved gem of Africa with vast oasis of crystal clear lakes, lagoons and palmfringed islands. Overnight: Guma Lagoon Camp or similar Day 19: Eastern Caprivi, Namibia We return to Namibia and transfer through the Caprivi to our camp on the banks of the Kwando River. In the afternoon you will go on a game drive to the Mudumo National Park. In contrast to the rest of Namibia, the area is lush with riverine forest, marshes, dense savannah and mopane woodland. Overnight: Camp Kwando or similar Day 20: Chobe National Park, Botswana The next morning we depart from Camp Kwando, head along the eastern Caprivi and cross the border back into Botswana to our camp on the Chobe River. In the afternoon you will go on a sunset cruise along the banks on the Chobe National Park. Overnight: Chobe Safari Lodge or similar Day 21: Chobe National Park to Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe A mid morning departure takes you from Chobe to Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe. In the afternoon we explore the Victoria Falls on a guided tour. Overnight: Lokuthula Lodges or similar

NORTHERN & SOUTHERN Should your travelling time be limited but you don’t want to miss out on this adventure, book our 15-day Northern or Southern Skies Safari. The Northern Skies starts in Swakopmund and ends in Victoria Falls. The Southern Skies Safari runs vice versa. Again, you have the choice between a Camping, Upgraded Camping or Fully Upgraded Camping Safari. Prices from US$ 2150 / € 1535 / £ 1415 per person Find more information on www.jenmansafaris.com

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Return 10/02/2011 21/02/2011 11/03/2011 30/03/2011 10/04/2011 28/04/2011* 17/05/2011 28/05/2011 15/06/2011 04/07/2011* 15/07/2011 03/08/2011*/** 21/08/2011 01/09/2011* 20/09/2011** 08/10/2011 19/10/2011** 07/11/2011* 25/11/2011 06/12/2011 25/12/2011

This tour links to our Botswana Wildlife Breakaway (page 26)

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Return 15/02/2011 06/03/2011 17/03/2011 04/04/201 1 23/04/2011 04/05/2011 22/05/2011* 10/06/2011 21/06/2011* 10/07/2011 28/07/2011*/** 08/08/2011** 27/08/2011* 14/09/2011** 25/09/2011 14/10/2011 01/11/2011* 12/11/2011** 01/12/2011 19/12/2011 30/12/2011

* German guided departures ** Guaranteed departures

Day 22: Victoria Falls, End of Tour, Zimbabwe Your journey ends after breakfast this morning

ZIMBABWE Mana Pools NP Lake Kariba Harare

Victoria Falls

Nyanga NP

ZIMBABWE Hwange NP

Bulawayo Great Zimbabwe Ruins

Matopos NP

Small-group Camping Safari, guided, semi-participation 12 2 US$ 1890 / € 1535 / £ 1325 Single Supplement US$ 75 / € 60 / £ 55 Local Payment US$ 195 Group Size Minimum 4, Maximum 10 Meals Meals included whilst on safari are prepared by guide. Activities Included • Airport transfers • Guided tour of the Victoria Falls • Painted Dogs Centre • Game Viewing in Hwange National Park • Rhodes Grave and Matopos National Park • Visit to Great Zimbabwe Ruins • Game drives Nyanga National Park • Harare city tour • Game drives in Mana Pools • Ferry across Lake Kariba • Game drives in Chizarira National Park May June July August September October November

Depart 04/05/2011 25/05/2011 15/06/2011 06/07/2011 27/07/2011 17/08/2011 07/09/2011 28/09/2011 19/10/2011 09/11/2011

Return 18/05/2011 08/06/2011 29/06/2011 20/07/2011 10/08/2011 31/08/2011 21/09/2011 12/10/2011 02/11/2011 23/11/2011

RE-DISCOVER ZIMBABWE 15-day Camping Safari from and to Victoria Falls through Zimbabwe: Venture a little further: re-discover Zimbabwe. Explore the wildlife in Hwange and Nyanga National Park and see what the legendary area of Mana Pools is really about. Combine your safari experience with some history and visit the Great Zimbabwe Ruins. Of course relaxation shouldn’t be forgotten, so a trip to Lake Kariba is also included. Day 1: Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe On arrival at Victoria Falls Airport in Zimbabwe, you will be met and transferred to your accommodation. This afternoon we explore the mighty Victoria Falls on a guided tour. Overnight: Amadeus Garden Guesthouse or similar Days 2 - 3: Victoria Falls to Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe Hwange National Park is one of Africa’s finest havens for wildlife, and is home to vast herds of elephant, buffalo, and zebra, with a very large concentration of giraffe. We reach this national park after an early start and spend the afternoon and the next day exploring this wilderness. Overnight: Camping in Hwange or similar Day 4: Hwange National Park to Matopos, Zimbabwe We head to Big Cave Camp in the Matopos area. The Matopos Hills comprise an extraordinary collection of bare granite hills with gravity-defying boulders, creating a rather mysterious landscape. The national park is famous for its outstanding views, San (bushman) painted caves, wildlife (especially the Black Eagle), and as the chosen burial place of Cecil Rhodes. Overnight: Big Cave Camp or similar Day 5: Matopos to Great Zimbabwe Ruins, Zimbabwe After breakfast this morning we drive to the Great Zimbabwe Ruins, which, according to an age-old legend, were built to replicate the palace of the Queen of Sheba in Jerusalem. We visit the ruins, before checking into our accommodation for the evening. Overnight: Norma Jeane’s Lake View Resort or similar Days 6 - 7: Nyanga National Park, Zimbabwe We head off to the Nyanga National Park which is situated in one of the most scenic areas of Zimbabwe’s Eastern Highlands. We have the afternoon and the following day to go on game drives in the park. Overnight: Camping in Nyanga or similar Day 8: Nyanga National Park to Harare, Zimbabwe Today we travel to Zimbabwe’s capital, Harare - a beautiful, lightfilled, open city which is high on the country’s central plateau. Overnight: Mbizi Game Park or similar

Days 9 – 10: Harare to Mana Pools, Zimbabwe Leaving the city life of Harare behind us, we continue our journey to one of Zimbabwe’s greatest national parks – Mana Pools, where we have this afternoon and the whole of the next day available to search for African wildlife. Overnight: Mana Pools Campsite Day 11 - 12: Mana Pools to Lake Kariba, Zimbabwe A relatively short drive today brings us to Lake Kariba. Enjoy this afternoon and the next day on this great inland sea, nested in mountains. Overnight: Lake Kariba Campsite Day 13: Lake Kariba Ferry, Zimbabwe After breakfast this morning we break down our camp and take a short drive to Andora Harbour, where we board the “Sea Lion” Kariba ferry that takes us from Kariba to Mlibizi. We spend the night on board this ferry enjoying magnificent scenery. Overnight: Sea Lion Kariba Ferry Day 14: Mlibizi to Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe Early this morning we arrive at Mlibizi and make our way back to where our adventure started – Victoria Falls. Overnight: Amadeus Garden Guesthouse or similar Day 15: End of Tour, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe The tour ends this morning, when your guide will bid you farewell and you will be transferred to the airport.

ZIMBABWE, MOZAMBIQUE, SOUTH AFRICA Victoria Falls

ZIMBABWE Mutare

MOZAMBIQUE

Hwange NP Matopos NP

Great Zimbabwe Ruins

Bulawayo

Kruger NP

Vilanculos

Massingir

Inhambane

Johannesburg

SOUTH AFRICA

BEACH & WILDLIFE 15-day adventure safari from Victoria Falls to Johannesburg through Zimbabwe, Mozambique and South Africa: Embark on your own African adventure as you travel in a 4x4 safari vehicle through Zimbabwe, Mozambique and South Africa. This safari has the perfect mix of adventure and leisure as you take in beautiful beaches, captivating wildlife and fascinating cultures! From the world-renowned Victoria Falls, you will visit wild and remote national parks, Mozambique’s tropical beaches and ultimately arrive in Johannesburg, the bustling centre of South Africa.

Small-group half-accommodated Safari, guided, semi participation 9 5 US$ 2310 / € 1650 / £ 1520 Single Supplement US$ 215 / € 155 / £ 145 Local Payment US$ 290 Small-group fully accommodated Safari, guided, semi participation 14 US$ 1765 / € 1975 / £ 1820 Single Supplement US$ 425 / € 305 / £ 280 Local Payment US$ 290 Group Size

Day 1: Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe On arrival at Victoria Falls Airport in Zimbabwe you will be met and transferred to Lokuthula Lodges. This afternoon you will explore the mighty Victoria Falls on a guided tour. Overnight: Lokuthula Lodges or similar Days 2 - 3: Victoria Falls to Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe We make our way to Hwange National Park. The afternoon is spent on a game drive with a visit to the Painted Dogs Centre. Hwange National Park is one of Africa’s finest havens for wildlife and is home to vast herds of elephant, buffalo, and zebra and has a very large concentration of giraffe. It is also home to many predators and endangered species plus very large and varied birdlife. The whole of the next day is spent exploring this magnificent area. Overnight: Ivory Lodge or similar

Days 9 - 10: Vilanculous to Inhambane, Mozambique Hundreds of graceful dhows on the usually tranquil water are one of Inhambane’s most obvious features. The town probably has the largest working fleet of Dhows on the East African coastline. You can spend the afternoon relaxing on one of these dhows (optional). Inhambane also offers several points of interest for sightseeing, that you will have time for the next day. Overnight: Casa Barry or similar

Day 4: Hwange National Park to Matopos, Zimbabwe We leave the beauty of the Hwange National Park behind us and head to Big Cave Camp in the Matopos area. The Matopos Hills comprise an extraordinary collection of huge bare granite hills with gravitydefying boulders scattered all over the countryside to create a quite unique and rather mysterious landscape. The national park is famous for its outstanding views, San (bushman) painted caves, wildlife (especially the Black Eagle) and as the chosen burial place of Cecil Rhodes. Overnight: Big Cave Camp or similar Day 5: Matopos to Great Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe Our journey takes us to the Great Zimbabwe Ruins via Gweru. We visit the ruins, before checking into our accommodation for the evening. The ruins, which according to an age-old legend were built to replicate the palace of the Queen of Sheba in Jerusalem, are a unique testimony to the Bantu civilization of the Shona between the 11th and 15th centuries. Overnight: Norma Jeane’s Lake View Resort or similar

Day 11: Inhambane to Massingir, Mozambique We leave the Mozambique coastline paradise behind us and drive in a north-westerly direction towards Massingir. We set up camp at Albufeira Camp, which is situated close to the Massingir Dam. Overnight: Albufeira Camp or similar

Day 6: Great Zimbabwe to Mutare, Zimbabwe Today we leave Great Zimbabwe and drive to Mutare. Located high in the mountains of the Eastern Highlands, Mutare is on the border of Mozambique and is Zimbabwe’s gateway to the sea. In this area known as the Eastern Highlands one enjoys rigorous mountain terrain and lush green forests. While sightseeing in the area you’ll find outstanding views and rushing mountain streams teaming with fresh mountain trout. Overnight: Inn on The Vumba or similar

Days 12 - 13: Massingir to Kruger National Park, South Africa An early morning getaway takes us back into South Africa through the Giriyondo gate into the world-renowned Kruger National Park - South Africa’s most famous and biggest game reserve. The following day we depart the camp at sunrise for a full day of game viewing in the park with the chance of spotting the ‘Big 5’, whilst making our way to one of the southern camps. Overnight: Letaba & Skuzua Camp or similar

Days 7 - 8: Mutare to Vilanculous, Mozambique We have to get up early, as today is the longest drive on our safari. We cross the border into Mozambique and head southwards to the coastal town of Vilanculous, which is the gateway to the Bazaruto Archipelago. The village Vilanculous is close to the beach and just about halfway between Maputo and Beira. Here you’ll find buzzing markets, restaurants, public phones, banks and quaint supermarkets. The next day is at leisure to explore the village or just to relax on the beach. Overnight: Bluewaters Beach Resort or similar

Day 14: Kruger National Park to Johannesburg, South Africa Today is our last day of this incredible safari. We arrive in Johannesburg late afternoon. Overnight: Safari Club or similar Day 15: Johannesburg, End of Tour, South Africa The tour ends after breakfast this morning, when your guide will bid you farewell. We hope to welcome you on one of our adventures again soon.

Minimum 4, Maximum 10 Meals Meals included on safari, prepared by guide Activities Included • Airport transfer on day 1 • Guided tour of the Victoria Falls • Game viewing in Hwange National Park & Painted Dogs Centre • Scenic hills in the Matopos area • Great Zimbabwe Ruins • Eastern Highlands • Beaches of Vilanculous and Inhambane • Massingir Dam and Limpopo Transfrontier National Park • Game drives in Kruger National Park April May June July August September October November

Depart 23/04/2011 30/05/2011 27/06/2011 24/07/2011 29/08/2011 25/09/2011 23/10/2011 19/11/2011

Return 07/05/2011 13/06/2011 11/07/2011 07/08/2011 12/09/2011 09/10/2011 06/11/2011 03/12/2011

SOUTH AFRICA, MOZAMBIQUE

Xai-Xai

Small-group half accommodated Safari, guided, semi-participation 8 5 US$ 2235 / € 1595 / £ 1469 Single Supplement US$ 195 / € 140 / £ 130 Local Payment ZAR 850 Small-group fully accommodated Safari, guided, semi-participation 13 US$ 2555 / € 1825 / £ 1679 Single Supplement US$ 480 / € 345 / £ 315 Local Payment ZAR 850

Minimum 4, Maximum 10 Meals Meals included on safari, prepared by guide Activities Included • Battlefields • Imfolozi/Hluhluwe game drives • Maputo market visit • Visit to Ponta d’Ouro • Inhambane visit • Kruger National Park game drives Depart 07/04/2011 10/05/2011 16/06/2011 14/07/2011 10/08/2011 15/09/2011 12/10/2011 28/10/2011 12/11/2011

14-day South Africa and Mozambique safari from Johannesburg to Johannesburg: Combining game viewing with sun, sea and sand – this tour takes us to the historic Kwa-Zulu Natal Battlefields, the amazing beaches of Mozambique, Big Five game viewing at Imfolozi/Hluhluwe Game Reserve and Kruger National Park – the flagship of the South African National Parks… Day 1: Johannesburg to Piet Retief, South Africa Our tour starts in Johannesburg, the bustling capital of South Africa; we head to the small, historical town of Piet Retief, situated in South Eastern corner of Mpumalanga. Overnight Holme Lea Manor or similar

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Days 2 - 3: Hluhluwe, South Africa An early morning departure, as we head through the Battlefields of Kwa-Zulu Natal to the Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Game Reserve, the oldest game reserve in Africa. It contains an immense diversity of flora and fauna and is world renowned for its White Rhino conservation. We spend the next 2 days enjoying game drives in the park, in the hope of spotting the “Big 5”. Overnight: Bushbaby Camping or similar Day 4: St. Lucia, South Africa After breakfast, we leave the lodge and make our way to St Lucia. The rest of the day is free to explore the area or take a relaxing boat cruise on the lake, enjoying close encounters with hippos and crocodiles as well as a wide variety of birdlife. Overnight: St. Lucia Wetlands Guest House or similar Days 5 - 6: Ponta d’Ouro, Mozambique Our journey takes us over the border and into Mozambique. The quaint little town of Ponta D’Ouro is where we will spend the next two nights. It is a scuba diver’s and fisherman’s paradise, with beautiful white sandy beaches and crystal clear warm water. Overnight: Ocean View Cabanas or similar Day 7: Maputo, Mozambique We continue our trip through Mozambique and reach the capital city, Maputo just after lunch, where we conduct a short tour of this vibrant city. Overnight: Palmeiras Guest House or similar Day 8: Xai Xai, Mozambique Moving further north we leave the bustling city of Maputo behind and head to the coastal town of Xai Xai situated on the banks of the Limpopo River. Overnight: Paradise Magoo Camping or similar Days 9 - 10: Inhambane, Mozambique Today we travel to Inhambane, an ancient trading port. After a long day you can spend the afternoon exploring the rock pools and the beach or simply relax and soak up the last bit of Mozambique sunshine. The following day we visit the Mercardo (market) famous for vegetables and fish, catch a dhow and take a lazy cruise across the bay for lunch and a ‘cerveja’ (beer) in the town of Maxixe or visit the old Catholic church in Inhambane. Overnight: Island Rock Camping or similar Day 11: Limpopo Transfrontier Park, Mozambique Travelling west, we head inland through the Mozambiquan Province of Gaza towards the Limpopo National Park. Our camp for the night is situated inside this pristine wildlife area, close to the Massingir gate and Massingir dam wall. Overnight: Albufeira Camp or similar

Days 12 - 13: Kruger National Park, South Africa An early morning start takes us back into South Africa through the Giriyondo gate and into the world-renowned Kruger National Park South Africa’s most famous and biggest game reserve. We spend

the day looking for game, and the evening around the camp under the African stars, listening to the sounds of the bush.The following day we depart the camp at sunrise for a full day of game viewing in the park with the chance of spotting the ‘Big 5’ again, whilst making our way to one of the southern camps for our last night. Overnight: Letaba & Skukuza rest camp or similar Day 14: Johannesburg, Tour ends, South Africa After breakfast, we head back to Johannesburg where your tour ends.

SOUTH AFRICA, SWAZILAND, LESOTHO

Milwane

WORLD IN 19 days from Johannesburg to Cape Town: This safari has it all: Exciting wildlife, breath-taking scenery and insights into culture and history. Travel from Johannesburg towards Kruger National Park, through the Kingdom of Swaziland and onto Zululand. Hike in the Drakensberg Mountains and go pony-trekking in Lesotho. Continue your journey south through Addo Elephant Park with wonderful game-viewing opportunities, and experience the lush Tsitsikamma Forest as it invites you for a walk along the coast. Before reaching Cape Town, you will visit Oudtshoorn’s famous Cango Caves and taste delicious wines in Stellenbosch. flora, fauna and cultural heritage. We have the chance to experience traditional Basotho life, a nation with solid traditions, beliefs and customs. No visit to Lesotho would be complete without pony trekking. Overnight: Malealea Lodge or similar Day 11: Cradock, South Africa We leave the beauty of Lesotho behind us and drive to the historical Karoo town of Cradock. Best known for its natural sulphur spring, Cradock is a place of literary legends and the original part of the town is graced with some of the finest buildings. Overnight: Die Tuishuise or similar

Day 1: Johannesburg to Mpumalanga, South Africa Departing from Johannesburg at 06h30 we head east towards Mpumalanga. A landscape characterized by mountains, panoramic passes, valleys, rivers, waterfalls and forests. We spend the night in the town of Hazyview. Overnight: Gecko Lodge or similar. Days 2 – 3: Kruger National Park, South Africa This morning we start with a scenic drive along the Panorama Route, arguably one of the most beautiful destinations in South Africa. In the afternoon we head into the Kruger National Park. We spend two nights inside the park and will have the chance to encounter the wildlife of Africa on exciting morning and afternoon game drives. Overnight: Berg en Dal or similar Day 4: Kingdom of Swaziland Today we cross the border into the mountainous Kingdom of Swaziland, lead by King Mswati III, and one of 3 monarchies in Africa. We spend the night in the Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary, Swaziland’s pioneer conservation area situated in the “Valley of Heaven”. Overnight: Mlilwane Rest Camp or similar Days 5 - 6: Zululand, South Africa The next two days are spent exploring some highlights of KwaZulu Natal. We visit a cultural village to get an insight of customs and traditions of the Zulu people. The next day we will explore the wildlife of the Hluhluwe/Imfolozi National Park. Overnight: Bushbaby Camp or similar Days 7 - 8: Drakensberg Mountains, South Africa Moving further inland, we travel to the newly formed Maloti Drakensberg Transfrontier Conservation Area. We spend two nights at Witsieshoek, which is one of the highest lodges in South Africa. There will be plenty of time to enjoy the many activities on offer, such as hiking, mountain biking or fishing. Overnight: Witsieshoek Mountain Lodge or similar Days 9 – 10: Lesotho Today we cross the border into the Kingdom of Lesotho, the southernmost landlocked country in the world, rich in natural beauty,

Days 12 - 13: Addo Elephant National Park, South Africa A conservation success, Addo Elephant National Park offers a unique wildlife area, famous for the Addo elephants and the remaining population of the flightless dung beetle. We spend our days on game drives in search of elephant, black rhino, lion, buffalo and leopard. Overnight: Addo Elephant Park Rest Camp or similar Days 14 - 15: Tsitsikamma, South Africa Indigenous Tsitsikamma forests surround the rest camp at Storms River mouth, where we spend the next two nights. Enjoy some of the many walks up the Storms River Gorge and along the rocky coastline. Overnight: Storms River Rest camp or similar Day 16: Karoo, South Africa After visiting ‘The Heads’ in Knysna, a town nestled on a tranquil lagoon we travel over the Outeniqua Mountains into the Little Karoo to the town of Oudtshoorn. We take a trip to the famous Cango Caves. Overnight: Kleinplaas or similar Days 17 – 18: Cape Town, South Africa En-route to Cape Town, we visit the pretty University town of Stellenbosch, for wine tasting and a cellar tour. Once in Cape Town we get to explore the many attractions the ‘Mother City’ has to offer, on our Cape Point tour. There is plenty of time to enjoy the fabulous beaches or indulge in some last minute shopping at the V&A Waterfront. Why not take an optional excursion to Robben Island (own expense). Overnight: Lady Hamilton Hotel or similar Day 19: Cape Town, Tour ends, South Africa Spend the final day at leisure, weather dependent there is the chance to take the cable car up Table Mountain (own expense) before being dropped off at the airport at 18h00 by your guide.

Small-group half accommodated Camping Safari, guided, limited participation 12 6 US$ 2235 / € 1595 / £ 1469 Single Supplement US$ 160 / € 115 / £ 105 Local Payment ZAR 1800 Small-group fully accommodated Safari, guided, no participation 18 US$ 2955 / € 2110 / £ 1945 Single Supplement US$ 525 / € 375/ £ 345 Local Payment ZAR 1800 Group Size Minimum 4, Maximum 10 Meals Breakfast included Activities Included • Visit to Potholes at Blyde River Canyon • Game drives in Kruger National Park • Game drives in Milwane Game Reserve • Cultural experience • Game drive in Hluhluwe Game Reserve • Hiking in the Drakensberg • Pony Trekking in Lesotho • Game drives in Addo Elephant National Park • Hiking in Tsitsikamma • Visit to Cango Caves • Wine tasting • Cape Point Tour January February March April May June July August September October November December

Depart 16/01/2011 06/02/2011 27/02/2011 20/03/2011 10/04/2011 01/05/2011 22/05/2011 06/06/2011 03/07/2011 24/07/2011 07/08/2011 14/08/2011 04/09/2011 25/09/2011 05/10/2011 16/10/2011 06/11/2011 27/11/2011 18/12/2011

Return 03/02/2011 24/02/2011* 17/03/2011 07/04/2011 28/04/2011 19/05/2011 09/06/2011 24/06/2011 21/07/2011 11/08/2011* 25/08/2011 01/09/2011 22/09/2011 13/10/2011 23/10/2011* 03/11/2011 24/11/2011 15/12/2011 05/01/2012

* German guided departures

LODGE SAFARIS IN EAST AFRICA Lodge Safaris, no-participation Jenman African Safaris runs scheduled and private Lodge Safaris in East Africa with a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 7 clients. A driver/guide will accompany you throughout your travels, and also show you around in the National Parks. Accommodation on our Lodge Safaris will be in mid-range, typical East African standard Lodges, Chalets and/or Tented Camps all of which have an en-suite bathroom. Clients will enjoy breakfasts and dinners in the Lodge and will be provided with lunch boxes whilst on game drives or travelling. If you wish to travel in a group, you can choose one of our scheduled departures in Kenya and Tanzania. Should you however prefer to embark on a private adventure, you can choose to do all of our tours privately.

Vehicles In East Africa Jenman Safaris makes use of 7-seater, 4x4 Toyota Land Rover or mini busses with roof hatches, for excellent game viewing. On all tours marked with this ( guaranteed a 4x4 vehicle. Enjoy a guaranteed window seat on all of our safaris in East Africa.

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TANZANIA

TANZANIAN Tarangire NP

8 days from Arusha to Arusha: Tanzania is a land of extraordinary vastness, wonderful contrasts and is blessed with an abundance of game. In just over a week, you will see Tarangire National Park, Lake Manyara National Park, the Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Crater. Enjoy the comfort of this East-African Lodge Safari.

7 From US$ 2885 / € 2365 / £ 2020* Single Supplement US$ 225 / € 185 / £ 160 * travel price pp travelling in April, May 2011

Day 1: Arusha, Tanzania Pick up from Kilimanjaro airport by your guide and transfer to your hotel. Overnight: Olasiti Lodge or similar

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Day 2: Depart to Tarangire National Park, Tanzania After breakfast we depart for Tarangire National Park where you will enjoy an afternoon game drive with a packed lunch. You will return to the Camp as the sun sets, in time for dinner. Tarangire National Park gets its name from the river that threads its way through the reserve. The park has one of the highest animal concentrations during the dry season, yet it is one of the least visited of the northern Tanzanian game parks, therefore retaining a real air of undiscovered Africa. Overnight: Maramboi Tented Camp or similar Day 3: Lake Manyara National Park, Tanzania After breakfast, transfer to Manyara National Park, where you will enjoy lunch. Well known for its tree-climbing lions, this is a magical and pretty park that winds its way around a mainly forested driving route bet ween the banks of Soda Water Lake and the impressive rise of the Great Rift escarpment. Overnight: Ngorongoro Farm House or similar Day 4: Serengeti National Park, Tanzania We proceed to Serengeti National Park with a picnic lunch, where you will spot game en-route to your camp. Enjoy a relaxing evening and dinner at your camp. Overnight: Serengeti Kati Kati Tented Camp or similar Day 5: Serengeti National Park, Tanzania Enjoy a full day of game drives in the Serengeti National Park. The Serengeti is renowned for its annual wildebeest migration and large predator population. From February to May, a herd of over a million wildebeests migrates for the Western corridor of the park in search of greener pastures. Overnight: Serengeti Kati Kati Tented Camp or similar Day 6: Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania After breakfast you will depart on a game drive and make your way to

Small-group Lodge Safari, guided, no participation

Minimum 2, Maximum 7 Meals Meals included whilst on safari in restaurants and lunch packs

the Ngorongoro Conservation area, with a short visit of Olduvai Gorge and the museum which documents the discovery of 1.8 million year old human-like fossils. During your passage through the Conservation area, you will see many Masai tending their cattle amongst plains game. Overnight: Ngorongoro Farm House or similar Day 7: Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania Today you will experience a full day game drive on the floor of the Ngorongoro crater with picnic lunch. Surrounded by very steep walls, it is home to over 30 000 animals, almost half of them being zebra and wildebeest. Also home to the rare black rhino, prides of lion, elephant, cheetah and great herds of buffalo, antelope and wildebeest, Ngorongoro is listed as a World Heritage site. Overnight: Ngorongoro Farm House or similar Day 8: Ngorongoro Crater to Arusha, Tour ends, Tanzania Depart after breakfast for Arusha where you will take lunch in Arusha town, before transferring to Kilimanjaro airport for your flight or shuttle connection.

Activities Included • Game drives in Tarangire National Park • Game drives in Manyara National Park • Game drives in Serengeti and full-day in the Ngorongoro Crater • Airport transfer on day 1 and 8 April May June July August September October November

Depart 10/04/2011 01/05/2011 22/05/2011 12/06/2011 03/07/2011 17/07/2011 07/08/2011 21/08/2011 11/09/2011 02/10/2011 16/10/2011 06/11/2011

Return 17/04/2011 08/05/2011 29/05/2011 19/06/2011 10/07/2011 24/07/2011* 14/08/2011 28/08/2011* 18/09/2011 09/10/2011 23/10/2011* 13/11/2011

* German guided departures Private departures available upon request

Mid-range Resort Hotel From US$ 495 / € 410 / £ 350 Mid-range Boutique Hotel From US$ 515 / € 420 / £ 360 Luxury Resort Hotel From US$ 495 / € 410 / £ 350 Luxury Boutique Hotel From US$ 755 / € 620 / £ 530 (full board)

ZANZIBAR PACKAGE 5-day Beach Package: Indulge your senses in a 5-day beach breakaway. Relax on palm-fringed beaches, dive pristine coral reefs or explore Stone Town’s exotic atmosphere and fascinating architecture. With Jenman African Safaris you can choose your perfect beach holiday. Stay in mid-range or luxury accommodation and have the choice between a resort or boutique hotel. The relaxed Matemwe Beach Village is our choice for a mid-range Boutique hotel, where you can enjoy lazy days by the swimming pool or the white sandy beaches. Spend your days on Zanzibar in the Sultan Sands Island Resort when booking our mid-range resort-style package, enjoying the vast option of activities and facilities the hotel has to offer. If you would like to pamper yourself after your safari with some luxury, choose between the Azanzi Beach Hotel in our luxury boutique hotel package, or the famous Blue Bay Resort in our luxury resort hotel package.

Group Size Minimum 2, no maximum Meals Half board meals in restaurants included whilst on tour Activities Included • Airport transfers Departs every day of the week subject to availability

KENYA

Lake Nakuru

Narok

Ambroseli National Park

Small-group Lodge Safari, guided, no participation 6 From: US$ 1820 / € 1490 / £ 1275* Single Supplement US$ 60 / € 50 / £ 45* * Rates per person for 2 pax travelling in April/May Group Size Minimum 2, Maximum 7

CLASSIC 7 days Nairobi to Nairobi: Nairobi, the Masai Mara, Lake Nakuru, Amboseli… add to this comfortable EastAfrican lodges and you have the classic African safari! Spot an enormous amount of plains game and their predators, creating a wildlife spectacle which is unrivalled anywhere else in the world.

Meals

Day 3: Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya Morning and afternoon game drives in this spectacular game reserve, all with superb photographic opportunities. Blessed with a permanent water supply, Masai Mara has a permanent population of plain’s game. The “big five” – elephant, buffalo, lion, leopard and rhino are quite common. Today you may opt for an early morning balloon excursion to experience the panoramic Mara from a birds-eye view (optional and not included in the price). Overnight: Mara Sopa Lodge or similar

Meals included whilst on safari in restaurants and lunch packs. Activities Included • Airport transfers • Game drives in the Masai Mara • Afternoon game drive at Lake Nakuru • Game drives in Amboseli National Park

Day 4: Lake Nakuru, Kenya Departing the Mara after breakfast, you will head north towards Narok, and then travel across the vast plains on the floor of the Rift Valley, watching for herds of gazelle and giraffe as you head up the Mau Escarpment, arriving to our lodge in time for lunch. Enjoy an afternoon game drive. Overnight: Lake Nakuru Lodge or similar

This group safari departs every Monday, Thursday and Saturday throughout the year, with a minimum of 2 clients.

Day 1: Nairobi, Kenya Upon arrival at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport – Nairobi, you will be welcomed and assisted for your transfer to your hotel in Nairobi. Rest of your day is at leisure. Overnight: Safari Park Hotel or similar Day 2: Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya After breakfast we depart Nairobi towards the fertile highlands, heading down the Rift Escarpment. We cross through the Valley to Narok, passing fields of wheat and barley, before reaching the Masai Mara in time for lunch. Enjoy an afternoon game drive before returning to the lodge for sundown and dinner. Overnight: Mara Sopa Lodge or similar

Day 5: Amboseli National Park, Kenya Leaving the Rift Valley behind us, we continue towards Nairobi and then head south to Amboseli where we enjoy a picnic lunch followed by an afternoon game drive in the park, en route to Amboseli Sopa Lodge, arriving in the evening. Overnight: Amboseli Sopa Lodge or similar Day 6: Amboseli National Park, Kenya Enjoy a full day of game drives in this spectacular game reserve, with a hot picnic lunch, returning to the lodge in the late afternoon. Overnight: Amboseli Sopa Lodge or similar Day 7: Depart for Nairobi, tour ends, Kenya Enjoy your last views of the majestic Mount Kilimanjaro as we depart for Nairobi to arrive approximately by midday, in order for you to catch your onward flight. Drop off at any city centre hotel or at JKIA airport.

KENYA, TANZANIA KENYA Mount Kenya Lake Naivasha

Nairobi

Masai Mara Serengeti NP Ngorongoro Crater Arusha

TANZANIA

BEST OF KENYA & TANZANIA 9-day Lodge Safari from Nairobi to Arusha: Discover the two top safari destinations in Africa – Kenya and Tanzania. Start your safari in the buzzing city of Nairobi and experience excellent game viewing in some of East Africa’s best national parks: Lake Nakuru, the Masai Mara, the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater. Travel over 9 days at a perfect pace whilst enjoying famous East African hospitality, and the comfort of carefully selected lodges during the evenings.

spectacular feature is the annual migration of wildebeest, zebra and gazelle from the plains of Serengeti that cross the Tanzanian border and rivers to reach the Mara’s grasslands from late June, tracked by predators: lion, leopard, cheetah, hyena and circled by vultures as the journey unfolds. Overnight: Mara Serena Safari Lodge or similar Day 5: Masai Mara to Serengeti, Tanzania Our journey takes us across the Isebania border into Tanzania where you will meet your guides for the Tanzanian journey, and continue on safari. Drive to your lodge situated in the Serengeti National Park with a game drive en-route. Overnight: Serengeti Sopa Lodge Days 6 - 7: Serengeti National Park Enjoy a full day of game drives in the Serengeti National Park, renowned for its annual wildebeest migration and large predator population. Overnight: Serengeti Sopa Lodge Day 8: Serengeti to Ngorongoro Conservation area, Tanzania After breakfast you will make your way to the Ngorongoro Crater, passing through the Conservation Area. On the way, you will visit Olduvai Gorge, site of Louis and Mary Leakey’s renowned archaeological discoveries. The Crater covers 260 km2 and is home to over 30,000 animals, almost half of them being zebra and wildebeest. Embark on a crater tour. Overnight: Ngorongoro Sopa Lodge or similar

Day 1: Nairobi to Treehotel, Kenya You will be picked up from the airport or your hotel in the morning and transferred to Tree Hotel. From the balcony of your lodge you can see game coming to drink from the flood-lit waterhole. After lunch, enjoy a guided walk into the Mount Kenya forest. Overnight: Serena Mountain Lodge or similar

Day 9: Arusha, End of Tour, Tanzania After breakfast, drive to Arusha to arrive in time for lunch at “Arusha Coffee Lodge” – an exclusive boutique lodge and restaurant in the heart of Arusha. Continue either to your accommodation for the evening (not included), or transfer to Kilimanjaro Airport for your onward flight.

Small-group Lodge Safari, guided, non-participation 8 2 - 3 clients: From US$ 4120 / € 3380 / £ 2885* 4+ clients: From US$ 3015 / € 2475 / £ 2110** * Price when 2 clients are booked on a scheduled departure in April, May ** Price when 4 or more clients are booked on a scheduled departure in April, May

Group Size Minimum 2, Maximum 7 Meals All meals included whilst on safari. Meals in restaurants or pack lunches Activities Included • Game viewing at Tree Hotel, Mount Kenya • Walking safari at Tree Hotel • Lake Nakuru National Park • Lake Naivasha • Full-day game drive in Masai Mara • 2 Full-day game drives in Serengeti NP • Half-day Ngorongoro Crater game drive • Airport transfers April May June July August September October November

Depart 02/04/2011 23/04/2011 14/05/2011 04/06/2011 25/06/2011 16/07/2011 06/08/2011 27/08/2011 17/09/2011 08/10/2011 29/10/2011 19/11/2011

Return 10/04/2011 01/05/2011 22/05/2011 12/06/2011 03/07/2011 24/07/2011 14/08/2011 04/09/2011 25/09/2011 16/10/2011 06/11/2011 27/11/2011

Private departures available upon request

Day 2: Lake Naivasha, Kenya After breakfast we depart for Lake Nakuru National Park where you will enjoy a morning game drive. We then continue to Lake Naivasha – the highest and purest of the Great Rift Valley lakes. This area is famous for its birdlife; a breeding ground for pelicans, fish eagles, cormorants and more. You will also find other animals such as hippo, zebra, antelope and colobus monkeys. Overnight: Lake Naivasha Sopa Lodge or similar Day 3: Masai Mara, Kenya Today we traverse the Rift Valley and ascend its western rim into the Masai land. Red-clad with spear, Masai warriors tend their herds of cattle amongst the wildlife, admirably unmoved by the presence of large predators. Arrive at your lodge in time for lunch followed by an afternoon game drive in the Mara, famous for the Wildebeest and Zebra migration and its abundance of wildlife. Overnight: Mara Serena Safari Lodge or similar Day 4: Masai Mara, Kenya Enjoy a morning and an afternoon game drive in this spectacular game reserve, all with superb photographic opportunities. The most

ETHIOPIA Axum Gundar Blue Nile Falls

Omo Valley

Bale Mountains NP

There is so much more to Ethiopia than the anticipated historical sites. Ethiopia is an extraordinary and unique country, full of culture, history and breathtaking scenery. Not only does it contain the richest historical heritage in sub-Saharan Africa, but also holds a remarkably high level of endemicity amongst its wildlife. Private or group tours can be arranged to any of the following highlights, with guides that speak English, German, Spanish, French or Russian: Lalibela Famous for its 11 rock-hewn 12th century churches. These have been kept alive by generations of priests who guard their treasures of ornamented crosses, illuminated bibles and illustrated manuscripts. Axum An ancient city formed more than three centuries before the birth of Christ, Axum contains many highlights, from the extensive preChristian stelae/obelisk field, to the ruins of the Queen of Sheba’s Palace and bath. Gondar Known as the “Camelot of Africa”, Gondar contains the enchanting 17th century castle of Fasiladas, and is also the gateway to the Simien Mountains.

Visit www.jenmansafaris.com or your local travel agent to book a tour to Ethiopia.

scenery, many endemic bird species and also the endemic Ethiopian Wolf and Mountain Nyala. Blue Nile Falls Known as “Smoke of the Nile”, this major highlight is currently affected by the recent completion of a hydro-electric plant, although the local plant and birdlife is still spectacular. Simien Mountains National Park Excellent for Mule trekking and offering spectacular views, the Simien Mountains contain a large variety of wildlife, including the Gelada/ Bleeding heart baboons, ibexes, Ethiopian wolves and birds of prey. Omo Valley A visit to the Omo Valley shows you an Africa untouched by outside influences. Many different colourful and traditional tribes inhabit this “living museum”, and it is here that you will experience the Mursi (who insert large clay plates in their lips), the Hamer (who practice body scarring as a form of intricate decoration) and the Karo (who use body paint and scar their chests for decoration and significance).

Bale Mountains National Park An excellent place for Trekking, this national park features afro-alpine

UGANDA

UGANDA Murchison Falls NP

Kibale NP

Jinja

Queen Elizabeth NP Bwindi NP

Lake Mburo NP

Best known as being the world’s premier primate-viewing destination, Uganda also has much more on offer from adventure sports to wildlife safaris and excellent birding.Containing half of the world’s mountain gorillas, and with large populations of chimpanzee’s and a dazzling variety of smaller monkeys, most people will visit Uganda for a primate experience.

Visit www.jenmansafaris.com or your local travel agent to book a tour to Uganda.

Bwindi Impenetrable National Park This ancient rainforest and World Heritage site is home to roughly half of the world’s mountain gorillas, as well as 90 mammal and 23 species of endemic birds. Of the 340 mountain gorillas in residence at Bwindi, only a small number of groups have been habituated for visits.

Murchison Falls National Park Bisected by the river Nile, this is Uganda’s largest national park and is well known for the dramatic falls, where the world’s longest river falls into a frothing pool 43 m below.

Queen Elizabeth National Park Boasting one of the highest biodiversity ratings of any game park in the world, QENP is a superb safari territory supporting more than 95 different species of mammal and 20 species of preditor, including hyena, lion and leopard.

Lake Mburo National Park Offering rolling hills and idyllic lake shores, Mburo supports a rich diversity of habitat and boasts a wealth of wildlife surrounding the five lakes found within the park. Game walks and quad safaris are permitted with a game ranger.

Kibale National Park Being the most accessible of Uganda’s major rainforests, Kibale is home to 13 primates, and offers the unique opportunity to track habituated chimps, as well as providing shady forest trails where 335 bird species, forest elephants, buffalo, giant forest hog and 6 antelope species take shelter.

Jinja Situated on the banks of the river Nile, Jinja is known as the adventure capital of East Africa, and provides opportunity for many adrenalin sports such as white water rafting, kayaking, jet boating, horse riding, mountain biking, quad biking, and bungy jumping.

MADAGASCAR: PACKAGES, TOURS & TAILOR-MADE TRAVEL Photograph: Don Pinnock

Madagascar is truly an exciting and adventurous destination. Choose from one of our specialised packages, or tell us your holiday ideals and allow us to build your dream getaway! Dhow Safaris, Cultural Tours, Beach Packages, Fishing Packages, Lemur Tours, Island Hopping and Diving Packages.

Top 5 reasons to visit Madagascar •

Take part in adventurous activities like surfing, diving, snorkelling, kite surfing, kayaking, dhow trips, hiking, fishing, bird-watching and even seasonal whale-watching

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80% of the animals on Madagascar are found nowhere else in the world

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There are 50 different species of lemurs alone - the smallest being the mouse lemur, about the size of a fist, and the largest being the Indri, about half the size of a chimpanzee.

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Seven of the world’s eight species of baobab are found on the island, and to date over 1000 species of orchids. Visit Baobab Alley in Morandava, to see these giants of the floral kingdom

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Enjoy the rich cultural heritage and history, with fascinating and unusual tribes.

MADAGASCAR

MADAGASCAR Antananarivo

Andasibe NP

Antisirabe Fianarantsoa Ifaty Tulear

Isalo NP

Ranomafana NP

Small-group Lodge Tour, guided, noparticipation or private 10 2 pax: US$ 2030 / € 1450 / £ 1335 4 pax: US$ 1615 / € 1155 / £ 1060 Single Supplement: US$ 355 / € 255 / £ 235

Group Size Minimum 1, Maximum 10 (Minimum 4 on scheduled departures)

1000 VIEWS OF 11 days from Tana to Tana: This is an island waiting to be explored. Discover the best of Madagascar in this fascinating eleven day tour with lemurs, colourful tribes, tropical beaches, bustling markets and everchanging scenery. Begin your adventure in Tana and travel through unspoilt nature, the dense forests of Andasibe, the eroded hills of Antsirabe, Fianarantsoa, Isalo National Park, Ifaty and Tulear.

Meals Breakfasts included whilst on tour. Activities Included • Andasibe night walk • Visit to Natural Reserve of Andasibe • Visit to Ranomafana National Park • Visit to paper factory and wine industry • Hike in Isalo National Park • Airport transfers Private departures every day of the week or on the following scheduled departures with a minimum of 4 travellers: Standard Accommodation Depart April 01/04/2011 May 06/05/2011 June 03/06/2011 July 01/07/2011 August 05/08/2011 September 02/09/2011 30/09/2011 November 04/11/2011

Return 11/04/2011 16/05/2011 13/06/2011 11/07/2011 15/08/2011 12/09/2011 10/10/2011 14/11/2011

Upgraded Accomodation Depart April 22/04/2011 May 27/05/2011 June 24/06/2011 July 22/07/2011 August 26/08/2011 September 23/09/2011 October 21/10/2011 November 25/11/2011

Return 02/05/2011 06/06/2011 04/07/2011 01/08/2011 05/09/2011 03/10/2011 31/10/2011 05/12/2011

Day 1: Antananarivo to Tana to Andasibe, Madagascar Arrival in Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar. After a short briefing, we drive to Andasibe through the green and luxuriant vegetation of the east. Later this evening at approximately 19h00 we go on a night walk in the area of Andasibe to observe night active lemurs and other nocturnal animals. Overnight: Grace Lodge or similar Day 2: Natural Reserve of Andasibe, Madagascar We visit the Special Reserve of Andasibe in the morning to see the Indri Indri, the largest lemurs on the island. In the afternoon, we visit Andasibe village, a typical Betsimisaraka (The-Many-inseparable) village, and the second largest tribe on the island. This small visit helps us to have contact with the local people. Overnight: Grace Lodge or similar Day 3: Andasibe to Antsirabe, Madagascar Driving back to Tana, we head south to Antsirabe, across the highland landscape with its beautiful rice fields on colourful display. We make a stop in Ambatolampy, known as a source of aluminium. Overnight: Chambres du Voyageur or similar Day 4: Antsirabe to Ranomafana National Park, Madagascar Today we head for the centre of Madagascar’s wood carving industry - Ambositra, before taking a turn-off from the main road to reach our destination for the day: Ranomafana National Park. Overnight: Centrest or similar Day 5: Ranomafana National Park, Madagascar Parc National de Ranomafana, with its rain forested hills and abundant wildlife, has long been considered one of Madagascar’s highlights, and is one of the most heavily visited of the country’s national parks. You will go for walks in the National Park for several hours spotting some of the endemic lemurs, chameleons, birds and reptiles. Overnight: Centrest or similar Day 6: Fianarantsoa to Isalo, Madagascar Fianarantsoa is the gate to the South and the capital of the Betsileo tribes. Our next stop is at Ambalavao to visit a wine industry for wine tasting. Still in Ambalavao, we visit the ‘Anteimoro Paper Factory’ a vestige of the Arabian civilisation in the island. We arrive in Isalo late in the afternoon. Overnight: Isalo Ranch or similar Day 7: Isalo, Madagascar Visit to Isalo National Park. The park covers an area of 81,540 ha comprising of the entire stretch of the Isalo massif. This huge mountain is very spectacular with its eroded sandstone mountain. After a 10-minute drive from Ranohira village we park our car and walk about 1½ hour to reach the Natural Swimming Pool. Overnight: Isalo Ranch or similar

Day 8: Isalo to Ifaty, Madagascar The drive to Tulear brings us new scenery among the dry forests of the west and the spiny desert of the south. On the way, we admire the different ‘Mahafaly tombs’ and the ‘Antandroy tombs’. After a short visit of Tuléar we head for Ifaty. Overnight: Hotel de la Plage or similar

Day 9: Ifaty, Madagascar Day at leisure. faty lies on the beach; it is an ideal place for diving and snorkelling and a popular place for birdwatchers. Here you can also experience the Vezo Fishermen’s life. Many excursions are possible. Overnight: Hotel de la Plage or similar Day 10: Ifaty to Tulear to Tana, Madagascar Early in the morning around 06h00 we transfer to the airport for the flight back to Tana. Transfer to the hotel, with your afternoon free. Overnight: Residence Lapasoa or similar Day 11: Tana, Madagascar Transfer to the airport for your onward flight.

MADAGASCAR

MORONDAVA Morondava Kirindy Reserve

5 days Tana to Tana: Madagascar has six different Baobab species – visit the world-famous Baobab alley to marvel at some of these giant tree species! Enjoy a visit to the Kirindy Reserve where you have the opportunity to see 7 different lemur species. Book this package as an add-on to your round-trip or a combination with your beach holiday. Day 1: Antananarivo – Morondava, Madagascar You will be transferred to the airport for your flight to Morondava, where you will be met and transferred to the city. Morondava is situated in the heart of Sakalava territory and is known for the royal sculpted tombs of the Menabe ancestors. These tombs are frequently decorated with well-executed, often erotic, funerary carvings representing life and fertility. Overnight: Hotel Renala au Sable d’Or or similar

Group Size Minimum 1, Maximum 10

Day 2: Morondava – Kirindy – Morondava, Madagascar Today we set out for a day excursion to the Kirindy reserve, where you will have the chance to see 7 species of lemurs, including the fat-tailed lemur and the tiny Pygmy Mouse lemur, believed to be the world’s smallest primate. On our way back to Morondava, we will stop to admire the beauty of the famous Baobab Avenue, at its best time – Sunset! Overnight: Hotel Renala au Sable d’Or or similar Day 3: Morondava, Madagascar This day is spent at leisure. Overnight: Hotel Renala au Sable d’Or or similar. Day 4: Morondava - Antananarivo, Madagascar Today you will be transferred to the airport for your flight back to

NOSY BE BEACH PACKAGE A 5-day package on the Madagascan Island of Nosy Be Day 1: Nosy Be Arrival, Madagascar On arrival to Nosy Be you will be met and transferred to Vanila hotel, set along the white sandy beach on the west coast of Nosy Be. Overnight: Vanila Hotel or similar

Meals Breakfast included

Antananarivo, where you will be met and transferred to the city. Overnight: Residence Lapasoa or similar. Day 5: Tour end, Madagascar After breakfast you will be transferred to the airport for your flight back home. We hope to welcome you in Madagascar again very soon.

Days 2 – 3: Nosy Be, Madagascar As one of the most popular destinations in Madagascar, Nosy Be has much to offer: beautiful beaches, views from the peak of Mont Passot, scuba diving and an Ylang Ylang distillery to name just a few. Excursions are offered to the smaller surrounding islands off Nosy Be such as Nosy Komba with a chance to view the semi-tame Black Lemurs, Nosy Tanikely to experience exceptional snorkelling and scuba diving off the island of Nosy Sakatia. All excursions are booked in your own time and are to your own expense. Overnight: Vanila Hotel or similar

7 days on the idyllic Madagascan Island of St Marie Day 1: Antananarivo, Madagascar Arrival in Antananarivo and transfer to your hotel Day 2 - 5: St. Marie, Madagascar Today you will fly to the island of St. Marie. Your hotel has a private beach and pool and can arrange excursions like boat tours to different parts of the island, road trips, whale tours (in season) and quad bike tours. The sea is safe for snorkelling, or you could book a few days of scuba diving! Fishing trips may also be arranged, or simply just

Activities Included • Visit to Kirindy Reserve • Visit to Baobab Alley • Airport transfers Daily, subject to availability

Lodge accommodated beach package, nonguided 4 From US$ 449 / € 320 / £ 295 Single Supplement US$ 235 / € 169 / £ 155 Group Size Minimum 1, no maximum

Day 4: Nosy Be – Antananarivo, Madagascar After a leisurely breakfast, transfer to the airport for your departing flight to Antananarivo. Upon arrival, you will be met at the airport and transferred to your hotel Overnight: IC Hotel or similar

Meals

Day 5: Antananarivo, Tour ends, Madagascar After breakfast, we will transfer you back to Antananarivo airport, where you will check in for your flight home.

Departs every day of the week, subject to availability

enjoy a cocktail or two on the beach, or go to Ambodifotatra to explore some boutiques or the local market.

ST. MARIE VANIVOLA BEACH PACKAGE

Private Lodge Safari, guided, no participation 4 2 clients: US$ 610 / € 435 / £ 399 4 clients: US$ 535 / € 385 / £ 350 Single Supplement US$ 210 / € 150 / £ 135

Day 6: St. Marie to Antananarivo, Madagascar Flight back to Antananarivo and transfer to your hotel. Day 7: Tour ends, Madagascar Transfer back to Antananarivo airport, where you will check in for your flight home.

Breakfasts included

Lodge accommodated Beach Package 6 US$ 505 / € 365 / £ 335 Single Supplements US$ 250 / € 180 / £ 165 Group Size Minimum 1, no maximum Meals Breakfasts included Departs every day of the week, depending on flight availability

43 Departs every day of the week with a minimum of 1

MADAGASCAR Mitsio

Nosy Sakatia

NOSY BE

Manga Be Nosy Iranja

Russian Bay

Nosy Komba

MADAGASCAR Kalakajoro Island

Extreme Fishing Package, no participation 7 US$ 2970 / € 1625 / £ 1355* Single Supplement US$ 85 / € 65 / £ 55 * Price for 4 travellers; price decreases if more clients travel Madagascar Fishing Package, no participation 7 US$ 1599 / € 1260 / £ 1030* Single Supplement US$ 290 / € 230 / £ 190 * Price for 4 travellers; price decreases if more clients travel Group Size Minimum 2, Maximum 10 Meals Meals included whilst on tour in restaurants or prepared by crew Activities Included • Fishing boat hire as per itinerary Departs every Saturday from April to January, subject to availability

FISHING IN Nosy Be The fish densities around Nosy Be are high, thanks to the under development of commercial fishing, and water conditions in the area are excellent with high visibility and very calm water. The area is particularly renowned for its high sailfish count. Most of the local pelagic game fish species are found in abundance including sailfish, trevally, dorado, king mackerel, barracuda, wahoo and tuna. The Mitsios Lying approximately 70km north of Nosy Be and 30km off the mainland of Madagascar, the Mitsio Archipelago is only accessible by boat and consists of 12 islands, all lush with tropical vegetation and framed with powder-white beaches. The Mitsios are an excellent fishing and diving destination, and the area offers a large diversity of reef fish, such as eels, barracuda, kingfish and tuna. Beautiful beaches make the islands a dream destination for day excursions. Kalakajoro Located 90km south west of Nosy Be, the Radama Archipelago consists of four islands, of which Kalakajoro is the most northern and the smallest. It is here that Jenman Island Safaris has built Turtle Bay

Camp – a privately owned fishing base, which is home to fish eagles, beautiful coral beds, and spectacular fishing. Just 3km off the beach you will find a continental drop off with abundant Tuna, Barracuda, Sailfish, and Giant Kingfish.

Island Adventure Yacht Charter, no participation 7 US$ 1840 / € 1450 / £ 1205* Single Supplement US$ 85 / € 65 / £ 55 * Price for 4 travellers; price decreases if more clients travel Child rates available upon request. Group Size Minimum 4, Maximum 8 Meals Meals included whilst on tour in restaurants or prepared by crew Activities Included • Yacht hire throughout your journey

ISLAND ADVENTURE Sail across the warm, turquoise-blue waters of the Indian Ocean in the north of Madagascar on your private yacht. Enjoy the luxury of just relaxing and spend your days snorkelling, sea-kayaking, taking beach walks or just soaking up the warm sun while exploring various remote islands.

MADAGASCAR FISHING PACKAGE Deep-sea or fly-fish in the tropical waters around Nosy Be making use of our exclusive fishing boats and enjoying the privacy of your villa at Domaine Manga Bay. Day 1: Arrival in Nosy Be and transfer to your private villa at Domaine Manga Bay where you will spend your week. Days 2 - 4: For the next three days you will enjoy fishing the tropical waters of various islands from your boat. Depending on season and location, your skipper will take you to the best fishing sites reachable. Days 5 - 6: Days at leisure for optional activities such as snorkelling, quad-biking and lemur tours. Day 7: Day excursion to Hell-Ville for sight-seeing and curiousshopping. Day 8: Airport transfer and departure.

EXTREME MADAGASCAR FISHING Designed for the enthusiastic fisherman, enjoy 8 days of deep sea or fly-fishing from Nosy Be Island and off Cap St. Sebastian including a day trip to Hell-Ville for sightseeing and shopping. Day 1: Arrival in Nosy Be and transfer to your private villa at Domaine Manga Bay. Days 2 - 6: Depart for Cap St. Sebastian in the north-west of Madagascar. Spend full five days fishing the rich waters off Cap St. Bastion, where numerous species of fish can be caught at close proximity to your tented beach camp. Day 7: Return to Nosy Be and day excursion to Hell-Ville Day 8: Airport transfer and departure

Day 1: Arrival in Nosy Be and transfer to your private villa at Domaine Manga Bay. Days 2 - 6: During the next couple of days you will explore the following islands and bays with your private, 40 ft. yacht: Kalakajoro, Nosy Iranja, Russian Bay, Mahalina and Nosy Komba. Simply relax and enjoy the ultimate in snorkelling, beach walks, lemur experience during an idyllic sailing holiday on yourown floating hotel. Day 7: Return to Nosy Be and day excursion to Hell-Ville. Day 8: Airport transfer and departure.

MADAGASCAR

Nosy Sakatia Ambatoloaka Nose Tanga Ambatoloaka

NOSY BE Hell-ville Lokobe

Nosy Tany Kely

NOSY KOMBA

Private Island Hopping, non-guided, no participation 6 US$ 1265 / € 905 / £ 830 Single Supplement US$ 430 / € 310 / £ 285

MADAGASCAR

Group Size Minimum 2, Maximum 12 Meals Full board with meals in restaurants Activities Included • Activities included • Beach picnic at Nosy Tanikely Marine Reserve • Visit to Lokobe Reserve with transfer in a traditional pirogue • Snorkelling during your stay on the islands • Airport transfers

7-day Madagascar Island Hopping - An island hopping tour from Nosy Be to Nosy Verona through Ambatiloka, Nosy Komba and Lokobe Reserve: Do you want to experience the comfort and hospitality of Madagascar’s nation while exploring some of the most diverse and picturesque islands? Nosy Be and its surroundings offer the perfect beach-getaway. Soak up Madagascar’s sun on white sandy beaches, snorkel in the warm Indian Ocean and let lemurs jump on your shoulders in Nosy Komba! Lush rain forest awaits you in Lokobe Nature Reserve – take a stroll and experience the variety! Exciting speed boat transfers from island to island add adventure to this holiday. day 6, we take a trip to Lokobe Nature Reserve by road transfer and traditional pirogue. Spend the day enjoying jungle walks with your pirogue guides to see the variety of wildlife, and take in the beautiful sounds of nature. The famous Nosy Be Panther Chameleon is present in this last remaining lowland rainforest on the island. Overnight: Sambatra Bed & Breakfast or similar

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Day 7: Antananarivo, Madagascar After breakfast, we proceed by taxi to the airport from where we will fly back to the capital city, Antananarivo and catch our flight home. Days 8 - 9: (Optional) Nosy Be, Madagascar It is possible to extend your stay as desired, at any of the above accommodations, or indeed elsewhere on the island. Please note any additional nights will be at an additional cost.

Days 1 - 2: Antananarivo to Nosy Be, Madagascar Arriving to Nosy Be airport, you will be met and transferred by taxi to Chanty beach and then by speedboat to Sakatia Towers, which is situated on a small private beach. The next two days will be spent snorkelling, exploring the stunning beach and island on foot and generally relaxing whilst soaking up the sand, sea and sun. Additional activities (optional) include guided walks, sea-kayaking, hobie cats or pirogue trips, scuba diving and deep sea fishing trips. Overnight: Sakatia Towers or similar Days 3 - 4: Ambatiloka to Nosy Komba, Madagascar We make an early start to Ambatiloka by taxi followed by a day excursion with a beach picnic lunch at Nosy Tanikely Marine Reserve. We then proceed to Nosy Komba which is a small island surrounded by clear water that is perfect for diving. The island’s big attraction is a large population of black lemur which roams the trees, and with some luck marine turtles may be spotted. Overnight: Hotel Jardin Vanille or Lilians Bungalows

Days 5 - 6: Nosy Komba – Nosy Be, Lokobe Nature Reserve, Madagascar We travel via boat to the main island of Nosy Be. From your lodge you can arrange trips to do Quad biking, visit the local market and handicrafts market, see the sacred tree or climb Mount Passot. On

MADAGASCAR

MADAGASCAR DHOW

Small-group, guided, non-participation island hopping dhow trip 6 1 US$ 899 / € 640 / £ 590 Single Supplement US$ 16 / € 12 / £ 11

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An 8-day Island-hopping Dhow Camping and Bungalow accommodated Trip around Nosy Be: Explore the exquisite surroundings of the island of Nosy Be. This marine haven, north of Madagascar’s mainland, is waiting to be discovered during a magical 8-day adventure. Enjoy the island-hopping lifestyle on Jenman’s own exclusive-use dhow, and snorkel over the soft corals with their vivid colours. Camp out on a peaceful island where you won’t find a soul, snorkel with whale sharks, fish for game fish and relax on unspoilt beaches – this is the ultimate paradise. Day 1: Arrival in Madagascar (Nosy Be or Antananarivo), Madagascar If you arrive into Nosy Be airport in the afternoon or evening, you will be met by the Skipper, tour guide and captain of the dhow, and transferred to the Bed & Breakfast in Hell-Ville. If your flights dictate a 1 night stay in Antananarivo on the first evening, you will spend the night in a small guest house in Antananarivo, arriving to Nosy Be on the morning of day 2.

Minimum 6, Maximum 10 Meals Meals included whilst on tour, prepared by crew Activities Included • Snorkelling • Kayaking • Airport transfers Departs every Saturday from April to December

Days 2 – 7: Various islands We board the dhow and set sail for the islands! During the next 7 days (6 nights) we will sail to some of the following islands. Please note these are dependent on weather and tide conditions: Russian Bay (also known as Ambavatory Bay), is a beautiful and remote place opposite the Nosy Be archipelago. Enjoy the fantastic marine life when snorkelling and fishing, and maybe you might spot a whale (in season – from October to December) or a rare Whale shark. The tropical woods harbour abundant birdlife, reptiles and lemurs. We may use A-frame bungalows on Russian Bay, instead of camping. Mahalina - we spend time here relaxing in the beautiful surroundings, or kayaking up the mangrove swamps. The area is great for snorkelling, fishing and spear-fishing. We may use A-frame bungalows on Mahalina, instead of camping.

of marine life; from coral, starfish and anemones to every colour and shape of fish - and perhaps a turtle if you are lucky! With a bit of luck, we may be able to spot the ring-tailed Lemurs while stepping on to Terra Firma.

Lokobe reserve – a protected reserve, Lokobe offers wildlife galore with the likelihood of you spotting several lemur species and colourful chameleons.

Nosy Komba – An island with quaint villages, craft markets and famed for its habituated Lemurs, who may take a jump onto your shoulders!

Nosy Tanikely – a marine reserve teeming with underwater flora and fauna, allowing us the chance for some superb snorkelling in warm waters with great visibility. You are likely to spot an amazing variety

Day 8: Hell-Ville and end of Dhow experience, Madagascar Sail back to Hell-Ville port where our dhow adventure comes to an end. Catch your return flight to Antananarivo where you may need to overnight before returning to your home destination the following day.

47 Departs every day of the week with a minimum of 1

ANGOLA, NAMIBIA Baia das Pipas

Oshikango

Small-group Camping Safari, guided, semi-participation 12 2 US$ 4070 / € 2910 / £ 2675 Single Supplement: US$ 90 / € 65 / £ 60 Group Size Minimum 6, Maximum 12 Meals Meals included on expedition, prepared by guide Activities Included • 4x4 driving throughout the tour • Cheetah Tour • Visit of a Himba Village • 1½ days game viewing in Etosha National Park • Airport transfers January May June October November

Depart 01/05/2011 31/05/2011 15/06/2011 30/06/2011 17/10/2011 16/11/2011

ANGOLA & NORTHERN NAMIBIAN 15 days through Southern Angola and Northern Namibia: Why not have a real back to nature 4x4 experience and enjoy adventurous days of exploring two unique countries. Enjoy everything from Angola’s incredible scenery, friendly Himba people and some exciting Bush and Beach Camping to the wonders of northern Namibia. Angola is a very diverse country with an every changing landscape and challenging conditions, yet it produces a feeling of peace and excitement as the country moves away from its past at a rapid rate. Angola is southern Africa’s last true wild frontier. Day 6: Iona National Park, Angola We continue our drive through the heart of Iona National Park, stopping in the ghost town of Espinheira before pressing onto the Pediva Hot springs. In an area of such dryness, the hot springs offer a welcome surprise in the middle of nowhere. Overnight: Bush camp at Pediva

Return 15/05/2011 14/06/2011 29/06/2011 14/07/2011 31/10/2011 30/11/2011

Day 7: Iona National Park to Flamingo Lodge, Angola Today we head to the coast. We stop at Lake Arco - a hidden treasure located within a canyon where we can relax by the waters and watch the birdlife. Arriving to Flamingo Lodge, we set up our camp site and prepare dinner. Overnight: Flamingo Lodge camping Day 8: Explorations around Flamingo Lodge, Angola We use today to relax and explore the fascinating area around Flamingo Lodge. The fishing on this coastline is legendary - perhaps try your luck on catching the big one! We take a drive into the nearby canyon to hike and explore – hopefully seeing some families of Blackbacked Jackals along the way. Overnight: Flamingo Lodge camping

Day 1: Windhoek, Namibia After your arrival at Windhoek Airport you will be picked up and transferred to your Lodge. The rest of the day is spent at leisure. You will meet your guide and the rest of the group at the lodge in the evening. Overnight: Roof of Africa Lodge or similar Day 2: Windhoek to Kamanjab, Namibia After breakfast at the lodge, we depart Windhoek driving north to our first destination, Otjitotongwe. Arriving in the afternoon, we will enjoy a cheetah tour on the farm before settling into our first night of camping. Overnight Otjitotongwe Cheetah Farm or similar Day 3: Kamanjab to Ruacana, Namibia We head north travelling through many small rural villages before arriving in Opuwo, the Gateway to the Kaokoveld region. On arrival we explore a traditional Himba Village to experience a journey of culture exchange, and learning and understanding of our last traditional tribe in Namibia, the Ova-Himba. We continue onto Ruacana where we stop for the evening at our lodge. Overnight: Eha Lodge camping or similar Day 4: Entering Angola Leaving Namibia behind, we cross the border into Angola, and from here on will have an interesting drive with opportunities to stop and see the many Himba people who live in the area. These nomadic people of Angola are completely untouched by modern society. We will also pass a major stand of enormous Baobab trees. Overnight: Bush camp in a dry riverbed

Day 5: Iona National Park, Angola Today is a long and slow drive with some exciting 4x4 driving. The scenery changes dramatically from Mopane forests to large open plains. There are more opportunities to experience time with Himba people & look at some interesting rock formations. Overnight: Bush camping

Day 9: Flamingo Lodge to Baia das Pipas, Angola Departing from Flamingo Lodge, we drive into Namibe to explore the town, before heading to Pipas Beach where we will camp the night inbetween the vast ocean and the rocks. The afternoon will be at leisure to explore the beach & relax in the remote surroundings. Overnight: Pipas beach camping Day 10: Baia das Pipas to Lubango, Angola Today we head for the city of Lubango and marvel at the breathtaking Leba pass that winds its way up the mountain to a height of 1845 meters above sea level. Lubango is set in a lush tropical valley guarded by the statue of Christ built high above on the cliffs overlooking the city. We then make our way into Lubango and up to TundaVala where we spend our afternoon at leisure enjoying the beautiful surroundings and clean mountain air. Overnight: Bush camping Day 11: Lubango to Mongua, Angola After an early breakfast and break down of camp, we head into Lubango to explore the rich colonial architecture mixed with the confusion of Africa and rich Portuguese heritage. We drive along the mainly good tar road from Lubango heading towards Mongua, stopping at Cahama to look at the abandoned tanks and military vehicles left from the war. Overnight: Bush Camp Days 12 – 13: Mongua to Etosha National Park, Namibia Departing early, we cross the border into Namibia and continue into Etosha National Park. Entering through the North gate, we arrive to Namutoni. The next day enjoy morning and afternoon game drives in the national park. Overnight at Namutoni Camp or similar Day 14: Etosha National Park to Windhoek, Namibia An early morning departure will take us back to Windhoek, where we relax after our travels. Overnight: Roof of Africa or similar Day 15: Windhoek, Tour ends, Namibia After breakfast at the lodge, you will be transferred to the airport for your departure flight

SPECIAL INTEREST SAFARIS We have developed special interest safaris and tours that are of a slightly different nature, appealing to the energetic and adventurous traveller, providing an exhilarating way to tour Africa. You can join Jenman African Safaris either on an expedition through Angola or a Walking Safari through the Big 5 country of the Greater Kruger National Park.

MOTORBIKE SAFARIS Motorbike Safaris can be run as camping tours or as lodge accommodated tours with a support vehicle fitted with an off-road-trailer, which carriers your luggage and all other equipment. Contact us with your preferred itinerary and we are happy to plan this adventure for you. All bike riders must be a minimum of 25 years old.

MOUNTAIN BIKE TOURS If you are looking for a more active way of travelling around South Africa, why not plan a Mountain Bike Tour? South Africa offers many scenic routes within National Parks that can be explored on a Mountain Bike. Should you wish for our consultant team to plan you a more challenging route, please contact us.

SOUTH AFRICA

GREATER KRUGER 4-day small-group Walking Safari, no participation 3 US$ 949 / € 679 / £ 625, Concession Fee ZAR 100 5-day small-group walking safari, no participation 4 US$ 1199 / € 855 / £ 789 Concession Fee ZAR 100 Group Size Minimum 4, maximum 8 Meals Meals included whilst on safari in restaurant or picnic. Activities Included • Game drives and walking safaris throughout your stay • Transfers from/to Johannesburg Scheduled guaranteed departure every Monday (5-day trek) and Friday (4-day trek)

4 or 5 day Walking Safari through the Greater Kruger from Johannesburg: This lodge accommodated walking safari through the Greater Kruger National Park gives you the opportunity to follow the routes of the “Big Five” (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino) and other animals by foot to get the closest view possible. The itineraries of the safaris are very similar, each day adding on to your time in the bush and your chances of seeing that favourite animal, bird, insect or snake! Day of Arrival, South Africa On the day of arrival you will be collected from your hotel at first light and transferred to the reserve. The journey takes approximately 6 hours with stops along the way. You will meet your ranger at our lodge, which is located in the Greater Kruger National Park, South Africa. Depending on your time of arrival, we enjoy lunch together before embarking on our afternoon / evening activity. Days in Kruger National Park, South Africa Your day will start with a wake up call at 5am followed by an early morning snack. We then head off for our morning game walk, which will bring us back to camp for brunch after 3 to 4 hours. You then have a few hours to relax at the facilities of the camp. In the afternoon we head off again on our evening game drive, which will take about 3 to 4 hours. Returning to the camp, we share our day’s experiences over a pre-dinner drink, followed by dinner at the lodge. Day of Departure, South Africa On the day of departure you will still enjoy one last walk. Sniffing the typical scents of the bush you’ll realize how much you’ve learned already! After breakfast it’s time to pack up and we say our goodbyes and transfer you back to the city.

The Jenman African Safaris vehicle fleet includes: 17-seater Mercedes Sprinters, 28 and 44-seater coaches and 24-seater Toyota Overland Safari vehicles. If you would like to charter any of these vehicles or have a larger group that you would like us to customize an itinerary for, please let us know. The unique features of our safari trucks (24-seater being the most popular): 1.

24 individual, roomy and comfortable seats of which 22 are forward facing.

Large, slightly tinted windows for optimal game viewing which also protect you from the hot African sun.

Our truck seats are sizeable promoting comfort along your African journey.

All our vehicles contain a PA system allowing for clear communication between the guide and our clients at all times – you won’t miss any significant safari sighting along your trip.

Large storage compartments for all of your luggage.

Hand luggage compartments in the back of the truck, allowing you the extra space and comfort around your seat.

We have electricity plugs inside the vehicles for charging cameras, video cameras and mobile phones.

Naturally aspirated diesel engine; uses fuel extremely economically allowing us to decrease our tour fees. All vehicles have two diesel tanks, ensuring that even on the most adventurous safari and in the most remote areas – you never have to worry about running out of fuel.

Netstar tracking system: We are able to track our vehicles at all times; where they are and how fast they are going – making our safaris a safe adventure!

10. Seat belts on every seat as well as fire extinguishers inside the vehicle. 11. A fold-out awning is mounted on the side of the truck for shade at picnic spots. 12. A safe is provided in the cabin for the safe storage of tour funds and documentation, etc. – which means you don’t need to worry about carrying it around. 13. A large capacity fridge/freezer is also provided in the vehicle. 14. The trucks have a dual battery system, allowing accessories such as fridge/ freezer, interior lights, charging facilities, etc. to run off a separate set of batteries from that used for the truck’s starting system. 15. Trucks also have an onboard water supply.

Make a ‘difference’ to your life and to the lives of others by doing something amazing… Jenman Safaris Charity Challenge events provide the perfect opportunity to combine incredible destinations and unforgettable experiences with raising awareness and crucial funds for you chosen charity. Groups of 15 to 80 like-minded people join up to ‘endure and enjoy’ these wild challenges whilst creating life long friendships. Africa’s idyllic settings form the perfect backdrop to every day. Enjoy the local hospitality and overcome the fear of the great outdoors or simply come and try something new! Individuals or groups can join an Open Challenge and raise money for a charity of their choice (in Africa or the UK). For groups or charities with 15 or more people, we can tailor you challenge to meet your needs. Groups consist of all ages, which make for a tremendous experience for all. Great for charity groups; corporate groups love the team building; and individuals leave with friends A typical 8-day itinerary could include 7 days of trekking building up to the ultimate goal (e.g. reach the top of Table Mountain) or is a combination of 3 days trekking, 2 days cycling and one day kayaking to reach the tip of Africa. Accommodation can also vary from camping to dormitories and chalets or a combination of each. Typically we would stay at a lovely hotel for the first and last night. Below is a summary of some of the itineraries that we run:

• Cape Endurance Challenge (trekking, biking, kayaking and canyoning) • Cape Trek Challenge (trekking the Cedarberg and the wild West Coast) • Whale challenge (trekking the most southerly tip of Africa to Table Mountain) • Zambezi Challenge in Livingstone’s footsteps •

The British, Zulu, Boer Rourke’s Drift, Spionkop Battlefield Challenge (mountain biking, trekking)

Contact us for more specific details and join us on an unforgettable journey of self discovery in a habitat where every season has something unique to offer.

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BEST TIMES TO TRAVEL Angola: Angola has a tropical climate with two seasons, dry with moderate temperatures from May to September and hot and rainy season from October to April Botswana: Hot summers with afternoon rains, from October to April. Dry and cooler weather occurs between May and September. Best Game viewing from May to October. Ethiopia: Ethiopia is pretty pleasant all year round. The rainy season is from mid-June to the end of August. Best time to travel is from September to May. Kenya: The Rift Valley: most agreeable weather; arid bushlands and semi-desert regions: range from daytime highs of 40°C to lows of 20°C . Kenya and the eastern coastal fringe: generally

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winters are mild with cool sea breezes from April through to October. Best time to travel: April to October.

Madagascar: Hot with sub tropical weather. Windy summer – November to March. Winter from April to October – dry and the temperatures are mild. Best time to travel: February to December.

Namibia: Hot summers, minimal rain (November – April). Cooler, pleasant, dry winters from May to October. Game viewing throughout the year.

Malawi: Wet season: mid-October to late April; dry season: May to October. Average daily highs of 32°C ; July is the coolest month with daily highs around 21°C . Best time to travel from May to August.

South Africa: Warm, sunny summers (October – April), getting warmer in the north, winter rainfall only in Cape Province (June to August). Best time to travel: Northern Regions – May to September, Southern Regions (Cape Town) – December to March.

Mozambique: Tropical & humid. The rainy season is in summer with hot temperatures an afternoon rains from November to March and

Swaziland: Mild climate with summer rains between October and March. Best time to travel from May to October.

Tanzania: Coast – Tropical with hot and humid areas. Rainy season: April to May. The central plateau is dry and hot. Inland – heavy rains in March, April, May. Low rainfall in November and December. Best game viewing from June to October. Zimbabwe, Harare: Summer is from October to April. The rainy season is from November to March, although the Eastern Highlands are damp for most of the year. Winter is from May to September, which is the best time for gameviewing. Zimbabwe, Victoria Falls: Three seasons: December – April is warm and wet. May to August is cool and dry while September to November is hot and dry. May to November is the best time for a safari.

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Jenman African Safaris CC Booking Terms & Conditions In these Terms & Conditions, the ‘Company’ shall mean Jenman African Safaris cc; a company registered according to the company laws of the Republic of South Africa. The ‘Client’ shall mean the person who has signed a booking form as the Lead Booking Name and each person named in the booking form. The ‘Agent’ shall mean the company, who has signed an Agent’s Contract and is booking a Client to travel with Jenman African Safaris. 1. Contract There shall be no binding contract between the Company and the Client until the following three conditions are met: 1.1. the Company Booking Form has been signed 1.2. the 30% deposit has been paid 1.3. the booking terms and conditions have been confirmed by the Client There shall be no binding contract between the Company and the Agent until the following two conditions have been met: 1.4. the Agent Contract has been signed 1.5. the booking terms and conditions have been confirmed by the Agent 1.6. the 30% deposit has been paid. (unless otherwise specified in the Agent’s Contract) 2. Payments 2.1. A deposit of 30% from each Client is required when submitting the application form to confirm a booking, unless otherwise agreed in the Agent Contract. 2.2. The full amount due by the Client to the Company, shall be payable not less than 30 days prior to the date of departure/start of services. (unless otherwise specified in the Agent’s Contract).No Client will be permitted to commence any itinerary without payment in full being received by the Company. If the full amount is not received, the Company shall be entitled in its discretion to treat the reservation as cancelled, and consequently to forfeit such part of the advance payment as determined solely by the Company. Late applicants may join the tour based on accommodation availability. 2.3. Invoices in foreign currencies shall be paid by no later than the date specified on the footer of the original invoice. If payment is not made within this stipulated time period, the Client is obligated to request a new invoice as the due amount is subject to currency fluctuations. If a new invoice is not requested and the currency exchange rate has changed to Jenman African Safaris’ disadvantage, a new invoice will be issued charging the difference to the Client/ Agent. 2.4. If the company accepts payment by Credit Card from an Agent or Client, a 4% surcharge will be added to the total price on American Express; a 2.75% surcharge will be added for Visa and Master Cards. 3. Cancellations 3.1. Any cancellation of a booking by a Client or Agent, must be in writing and shall only be effective upon its acknowledged receipt by the Company. The date on which the Company receives the correspondence or a company recognised Agent, will determine the cancellation charge, if any. 3.2. Cancellation charges will be incurred as follows: 3.2.1. 46 days or more prior to departure: 10% of the total rate 3.2.2. 21 days to 45 days prior to departure: 30% of the total rate 3.2.3. 14 days to 20 days prior to departure: 50% of the total rate 3.2.4. 8 days to 13 days prior to departure 80% of the total rate 3.2.5. less than 8 days prior to departure: 100% of the total rate 3.3. Special cancellation fees may apply for 3rd party bookings 4. Changes and Alterations 4.1. “Force Majeure” means, in relation to the Company, any circumstances beyond the reasonable control of the Company (including, but not limited to, acts of God, explosion, flood, fire, war or threat of war, sabotage, civil disturbance, quarantine, government intervention, weather conditions or other unexpected occurrences). 4.2. The Company shall not be deemed to be in breach of these terms and conditions or otherwise be liable to the Client, by reason of delay in performance, or by non-performance, of any of its obligations hereunder to the extent that any such delay or non-performance is due to any Force Majeure. 4.3. If the Company is affected by Force Majeure it shall be entitled to, and may in its sole and absolute discretion, vary or cancel any itinerary or arrangement in relation to the tour or safari. 4.4. No refunds are given for circumstances arising beyond the Company’s control, necessitating alternative arrangements being made to ensure the safety and/or further participation and enjoyment of the tour or safari. 4.5. In the unlikely event of a vehicle breakdown that is beyond the Company’s control and immediate repair, the Company will arrange to have the spare part sent to the current location in the fastest possible time. The Company reserves the right to alter the itinerary accordingly in order to make up any time lost due to any unforeseen circumstances. 4.6. The company reserves the right to cancel the tour without prior notification and in such an event only agrees to refund all monies already paid and received from the Client. 5. Insurance 5.1. Travel and cancellation insurance is mandatory for every Client. All insurance is solely the responsibility of the Client. Before a Client commences a tour, he/she should arrange his/her own insurance with protection for the full duration of the travel, to cover personal injury, medical expenses, repatriation expenses and loss of luggage. If a Client falls ill, all hospital expenses, medical expenses, doctor’s fees and repatriation costs are the Client’s responsibility and the Company shall not be liable for any refund of the tour rate whatsoever. 5.2. The carriage and storage of all baggage and personal effects are at all times the Client’s risk and the Company will not accept any liability for any loss or damage of baggage or personal effects. 6. Liability The Client hereby acknowledges, confirms and records that he/she understands the risk inherent in adventure travel in African destinations and associated activities. The Client is accepted onto the tour and undertakes to do the tour, travel or activity at his/her own risk. The client agrees and concedes that the Company, its representatives and employees shall not be responsible for loss or damage to possessions, or injury or illness to the client or loss of life or consequential damages which might

occur from any cause whatsoever, unless directly caused by the Company’s negligence. 7. Health The client shall acknowledge an awareness of the proposed itinerary and shall confirm that he or she is medically fit, in good physical and mental health and is able to embark on the tour. Any client with a pre-existing medical condition or illness must declare the true nature of such a condition to the Company before the commencement of the tour. Any failure to declare may result in the cancellation of his/her booking. 8. Claims and Complaints In the unlikely event that the client has a complaint against the company, the Company must be informed immediately, in order that an opportunity is afforded to the company to investigate the situation and provide redress. If the client has any further complaints, these must be lodged in writing to the Company within 1 month of the tour end date. If these procedures are not followed, the Company will not start or continue any such investigation of said complaint. 9. Company Responsibility and Rights The information in any brochure and printed itineraries is given in good faith by the Company, and is based on the latest information available to the Company. Printed itineraries serve as a guideline only. The company reserves the right to change the facilities or transport described in any publication without being liable for any compensation or refund. 10. The Company Authority Any decision made by the tour guide, acting as a Company representative, shall be deemed final on all matters. The company shall not be responsible or liable for any client who commits an illegal or unlawful act in any country visited, or the consequences of such an illegal act. The client may in such circumstances be excluded from the tour without a refund, at the sole discretion of the Company or Company representative. If the Company considers a client unsuitable for a tour (due to mental or physical illness or implied danger to any other Client or Company representative) it may at its sole discretion decline to carry the Client further. If a Client causes severe inconvenience or annoyance to other Clients, the Company may decline to carry the client further, without any refund whatsoever. This will only occur after extensive intervention by the tour guide or Company representative. 11. Client Responsibility 11.1. It is the Client’s sole responsibility to ensure that passports, visas, travel permits and inoculations required for the tour, are obtained well in advance and are in order in terms of all the countries to be visited. It is the Client’s responsibility to meet any additional costs incurred either by the Client (or by the Company on the Client’s behalf) as a result of any failure by the Client to comply with such requirements. The Company may not be held liable for any failure on the part of a client to be in possession of the correct travel documentation. 11.2. The onus is on the Client concerned to fully acquaint themselves with the Terms and Conditions set herein and all matters such as visas, required documentation, payment schedules and cancellation policies. 12. Luggage Allowance Baggage is strictly limited to one large bag, weighing a maximum of 12 kg. Also allowed will be a smaller hand-luggage bag or camera bag per Client. These restrictions are essential because of the nature of the tour. Because overloaded vehicles are inherently dangerous and cause unnecessary transport problems, potentially endangering Clients and Company representatives, the Company insists that every Client adhere to these luggage restrictions. 13. Booking on scheduled departures 13.1. Group Size: Our group size usually varies between 2 and 12 maximum. By travelling in small groups, the advantages are that campsites and/or lodges are not invaded and time is not wasted in trying to assemble and control large groups of people. It also enables the Company to offer a far more personal service. Our safaris are usually made up of individuals, couples and sometimes groups of friends aged between 18 and 65 years. With the mere physical and youthful mentality which prevails on these tours, they are generally not suited to anybody over the age of 65 years. There is no upper age limit on any tour or safari, but for any Client over the age of 66, the Company requires a medical certificate to confirm physical ability for the chosen tour. Indemnity forms must be completed by a parent or guardian of 21 years or older, for children wishing to participate who are between the ages of 12 and 18. 13.2. Transport: Jenman African Safaris cc vehicle fleet comprises fully equipped Toyota Buses (10-seaters), Toyota Land cruiser 4x4 (10-seaters) and Toyota overland trucks (24-seaters for customized tours) with comfortable seating, large windows for game viewing and music systems. Additionally, we make use of Toyota Quantum (14-seaters with comfortable seating and music system.) An off-road trailer is fitted to all 10-seater vehicles and is equipped with a field kitchen. All luggage is carried on the roof or in the trailer to ensure maximum comfort inside the vehicle. 13.3. Participation: The degree of satisfaction and enjoyment you feel at the end of each day and at the end of the trip will depend on you and your capacity to enjoy yourself. This capacity, combined with an active and enquiring mind and a willingness to participate, is essential for all tours. The Company offers two types of participation safaris: Non participation, where clients do not need to participate in safari duties; Semi-Participation where the clients have to put their own tents up, help with food preparation, dish-washing and help with the packing and unpacking of the vehicle. A degree of flexibility is essential because of the mere nature of the parameters in which we have to operate. 13.4. Accommodation: For Camping safaris, the Company makes use of one 3-person dome tent per 2 people. Thick (5cm) foam sleeping mattresses are provided for these camping safaris. Other accommodation utilised includes bungalows, rondavels, log cabins, lodges, hotels and tented safari camps, for days where accommodation is specified in the itinerary. 13.5. Prices and Local Payment: We endeavour to ensure that every Client is fully aware of all costs involved on each trip. The costs on some tours are divided into two payments. The first amount is paid directly to Jenman Safaris or the Agent before the tour commences; the second amount is the local payment. The local payment must be paid directly to your tour guide in cash in the currency specified on the itinerary. The local payment covers day-to-day group expenses like food, entry fees, local guides etc. Our price, in conjunction with the local payment, includes accommodation, transport on the tour, meals and activities as per itinerary, camping equipment (except sleeping bags), permits, entry fees and a trained and qualified tour guide.

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