12 wild areas and 27 camps to mix and match – at unbeatable prices!

Introducing incredibly priced single or multi-country safari options. A phenomenal array of Wilderness and Sanctuary Retreats camps across six African countries giving the flexible and competitive edge to tailor-craft an infinite range of unique safari experiences.
Summer is a special time in Africa. It is the time when there is a kaleidoscope of colour with rich landscapes, an explosion of new life with many species giving birth to their young and a myriad bird species to be seen. These mostly exclusive safari areas continue to offer frequent predator sightings as they take advantage of the glut of inexperienced, younger prey. Dramatic summer skies with imposing cumulonimbus clouds and a tapestry of green exploding with seasonal abundance provide ideal photographic opportunities of an endless assortment of subjects!

KEY SAFARI FEATURES:
US$ 195.00 per person per night sharing
in Malawi - Mvuu Camp

US$ 253.00 per person per night sharing
in Malawi - Chelinda Lodge, Mumbo Island Camp, Mvuu Lodge

US$ 340.00 per person per night sharing
in Botswana, Namibia, Kenya, Uganda and Zambia

US$ 282.00 per person per night sharing
at Linyanti Discoverer Camp in Botswana, Davison’s Camp in Zimbabwe and Chichele Presidential Lodge in Zambia

US$ 1,357.00 per night
for Sanctuary Chuma House (cost based on minimum 4 guests)

• No single supplement on accommodation.
• Low guide rates.
• Highly discounted flying rates.
• Single travellers (travelling on their own) only pay 50% surcharge on the flying legs.
• Extended validity for travel from 1 November 2011 to 15 April 2012 (with the exception of 20 December 2011 to 6 January 2012 and 6 to 9 April 2012 inclusive).

BOOKING CONDITIONS (for pricing to apply per itinerary)

• Minimum of TWO camps per itinerary, in one or a combination of countries, with a minimum of THREE nights at each camp EXCEPT in Livingstone wherea minimum of TWO nights is required at The River Club, Toka Leya or Sussi & Chuma only.
• All flying must be booked with Wilderness Safaris, except Kenya and Uganda which is bookable through Sanctuary Lodges.
• Applicable to new bookings only, no conversion of existing bookings.

SELE CTION OF CAMPS
NB: ALL camp choices are subject to availability and certain temporary seasonal or maintenance closures.

BOTSWANA - OKAVANGO DELTA
Xigera – explore a combination of islands, waterways and lagoons in the heart of the Okavango Delta by mokoro and boat, nature drives and island walks - including a trip to the famous Chief’s Island.
Seba – situated in riverine forest on a perennial lagoon, this family-friendly camp includes game drives, nature walks and mokoro excursions – a superb mainland and water camp.
Tubu Tree – an intimate experience on Hunda Island in the Okavango Delta, with diverse habitats providing sanctuary to a wide variety of wildlife.
Jacana – a true water camp that during these months, boasts fantastic game viewing opportunities on the now dry and lush grasslands of Jao Flats. Experience the picturesque floodplains and lush palm islands on game drives, combined with boat and mokoro activities into the permanent lagoons and channels.
Sanctuary Stanley’s Camp – a classic tented camp with magnificent views over the floodplains of the Okavango Delta. Guests also have the unique
opportunity to interact with three semi-habituated elephants (at an additional cost). What better guide to Africa than an elephant?
Duba Plains – situated close to the Okavango Panhandle, activities here centre on game drives and nature walks on remote islands.
Banoka Bush – this diverse area hosts a wealth of wildlife, and is named in honour of the River San people, or Banoka, the earliest settlers of the Delta.  Game drives, night drives and nature walks on this game productive eastern edge of the Okavango Delta are further enhanced with excursions into the Moremi Game Reserve in the Khwai (North Gate) region.

LINYANTI REGION
DumaTau – overlooking a large lagoon, and close to the iconic Savute Channel, this camp and incredible area offers both game drives by day/night and nature walks. The region possesses all the habitat diversity, making it a haven for wildlife.
Selinda – with its large, game-rich floodplains Selinda offers a unique wildlife experience by vehicle and foot. Boating on the Selinda Spillway – a unique waterway linking the Okavango Delta and the Linyanti Marshes – provides a different perspective to this area.
Linyanti Discoverer – an authentic and rustic safari camp which offers day and night game drives in the productive northern sector of the Linyanti
Concession. This is an ideal location from which to explore the Savute Channel, the edge of the African Rift and the wildlife-rich Zibadianja Lagoon.

KASANE/CHOBE REGION
Sanctuary Chobe Chilwero – after a day of game viewing, finished with a sundowner cruise on the Chobe River, unwind at this luxurious lodge with a
pampering session in the full service spa complete with treetop treatment room, relax in the split-level swimming pool or simply soak in the far-reaching views over the river below.

KENYA & UGANDA
Sanctuary Olonana – the main areas and tents at this award-winning and eco-friendly camp all overlook a private stretch of the Mara River in Kenya where a pod of hippos lives permanently. In addition to game viewing activities, there is also the opportunity to interact with the local Maasai people.
Sanctuary Gorilla Forest Camp – this atmospheric camp is located deep within Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
which is home to half the world’s remaining mountain gorillas. The only luxury camp within the park, this is the ideal base for a gorilla tracking adventure. (Gorilla permits are at additional cost – US$ 500.00 per person – and must be obtained prior to booking accommodation. Further details available on request).

NAMIBIA - Sossusvlei Region
These camps are accessible in two ways: flying with Wilderness Air between camps or self-driving. Contact Sue on This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for flight costs and information.
Kulala Desert – offers the closest access for visiting the unique dunes of Sossusvlei, through our private gate entrance into the Namib Naukluft Park.

Each tented “kulala” has a rooftop deck for sleeping out under the stars and viewing the spectacular desert night skies. Obtain a different perspective of the topography by hot air balloon (at additional cost).Kulala Wilderness – a perfectly positioned camp with panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and mountains. Available activities include visits toSossusvlei, nature drives in the private Kulala Wilderness Reserve and eco-sensitive quad biking.
Damaraland Region - Desert Rhino – set in a vast private concession, this intimate camp allows for exploration of the unique Damaraland region which is marked for its tranquil, minimalist beauty, surprising wealth of arid-adapted wildlife and the largest free roaming black rhino population in Africa.
Doro Nawas – key features of this area are the petroglyphs – prehistoric rock engravings – and San Bushman paintings at Twyfelfontein (Namibia’s first World Heritage Site) as well as the Damara Living Museum to learn about the Damara culture. Nature drives yield a surprising diversity of game including a chance to track the famed desert-adapted elephant.
Etosha Region - Andersson’s – this camp is located on the private Ongava Game Reserve, bordering Etosha National Park. Activities include game drives into Etosha National Park with its excellent wildlife concentrations, together with nature walks and night drives on Ongava itself. A busy waterhole in front of camp allows for relaxed wildlife viewing from the tent deck or main area.

SELECTION OF CAMPS NB: All camp choices are subject to availability and certain temporary seasonal or maintenance closures.

MALAWI
Please note that an overnight in Lilongwe may be required depending on routing and flight schedules.
Lake Malawi - Mumbo Island Camp – built on a pristine, practically deserted tropical island, this secluded spot is surrounded by the crystal-clear, warm waters of Lake Malawi National Park; the first in the world set aside for the protection of freshwater fish. With over 2000 fish species (including colourful cychlids) present, this region of Lake Malawi is often considered the best freshwater diving and snorkelling location on the planet.
LIWONDE REGION - Mvuu Camp – is on the banks of the iconic Shire River in Liwonde National Park – the most abundant wildlife area in Malawi. Named after Chief Liwonde who had championed its protection, the Liwonde National Park harbours very diverse landscapes and is home to the largest remaining elephant population (with a number of big tuskers) in Malawi, black rhino and large numbers of sable and other wildlife.
Mvuu Wilderness Lodge – nestles discreetly on the banks of a lagoon just off the Shire River in the internationally acclaimed Liwonde National Park.
Nearly a kilometre wide in places, with floodplains extending to three times that width in the south, the Shire River is a magnet for all forms of wildlife. The
birdlife here is prolific – probably the best year-round birding in Southern Africa boasting a range of special species such as Brown-breasted Barbet.
NYIKA REGION - Chelind a Lodge – is located in a habitat unlike any other – the wild, untouched and remote highlands of the Nyika National Park. From the lodge enjoy sweeping views over rolling grasslands with over 11 localised orchid species, dotted with large herds of iconic species such as roan, eland and Crawshay’s zebra.

ZAMBIA - LIVINGSTON REGION
Toka Leya – set in a private and secluded location in the Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park, overlooking the mighty Zambezi River and close to the Victoria Falls. Tent interiors boast cool wooden flooring, tasteful, uncluttered African décor in earthy hues and climate-control.
The River Club – located on an elevated bank of the Zambezi River with sweeping views upstream, this well-appointed Edwardian-styled lodge offers a refined start or end to any safari.
Sanctuary Sussi & Chuma – just over ten kilometres upstream from the world-famous Victoria Falls, and built on the banks of the Zambezi, the lodge offers air-conditioned tree houses, connected by wooden walkways, and two private family houses, all with uninterrupted views over the Zambezi River. (Costs for the two Chuma Houses will be based on a minimum of 4 guests).
NB: The River Club, Toka Leya and Sussi & Chuma all include a visit to the Victoria Falls (viewed from the Zambian side) and a sunset cruise in your stay. We recommend adding to your experience from a wide selection of adventure activities that include “The Flight of Angels” helicopter flight, bungee jumping and even white water rafting (at an additional cost). During the November to January period, we would also recommend a Tour of the Falls on the Zimbabwean side (at an additional cost) due to low water levels.

SOUTH LUANGWA REGION
Sanctuary Chichele Presidential Lodge – originally built for Kenneth Kaunda, the first Zambian president, the historic lodge’s unique hilltop position in the South Luangwa affords incredible views over the lush valley below. Perfect for families with interconnecting suites and no age restrictions.

ZIMBABWE - HWANGE REGION
Davison’s Camp – is beautifully situated in south-eastern Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe’s premier wildlife destination and conservation area. As one of the few camps located within park boundaries, Davison’s offers total privacy, while the Linkwasha Concession, in which Davison’s is found, offers a compelling mix of diverse wildlife, ensuring one of the best nature experiences imaginable in Africa. 

SELECTION OF CAMPS NB: All camp choices are subject to availability and certain temporary seasonal or maintenance closures

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NIGHTLY RATES INCLUDE: All accommodation on a shared basis, meals as specified, scheduled twice daily lodge activities at all camps (one in the morning and the other in the afternoon),  services of the lodge guides and staff, park fees where applicable, local drinks, Laundry, accommodation taxes, the applicable Tourism Levies and all relevant Value Added Tax (VAT) or Government Sales Tax (GST).

GENERAL EXCLUSIONS: any scheduled commercial flights and related taxes, cancellation, baggage and medical insurance, all premium imported drinks and champagnes, staff gratuities, any new Government taxes, levies, fuel or industry increases which are beyond our control, visa fees where relevant. Should a visa payment be required, this will need to be made in US$ cash. Change is often not provided and thus the exact amounts payable are essential. Traveller’s Cheques and credit cards are not accepted for this purpose, any items of a personal nature.

CHILDREN ON SAFARI:

• Children pay the same rates for accommodation and flying on the Six Countries Summer Special.
• In general, Wilderness Safaris camps have a minimum age restriction of 6 years providing activities are booked and paid for on a private basis when children between 6 and 12 years are travelling (additional costs on application).
• Wilderness Adventures camps have a minimum age of 6 years in wildlife areas whereas camps in desert areas welcome children of all ages. Wilderness Adventures camps promote family travel and shared activities and guests with children need not book private activities.
• The minimum age requirement for activities in all camps for both Wilderness Safaris and Wilderness Adventures brands are as follows: boating – 6 years; scuba diving – 8 years in the pool and 10 years in the sea; canoeing, mokoro excursions and walks – 13 years and older; quad biking – 16 years in Namibia.
• At Sanctuary Stanley’s and the Sussi tree-houses, no children under 9 years. At Sanctuary Chuma Houses, Chobe Chilwero and Chichele Presidential Lodge, children of all ages are accepted. Children of all ages are also accepted at Sanctuary Olonana and Gorilla Forest Camp (but children 15 years and older only for gorilla trekking).

WEIGHT & LUGGAGE RE STRICTIONS:
There are strict weight restrictions in place on any itinerary which includes light aircraft transfers for the following reasons:

• The aircraft are designed with a maximum bodyweight and luggage weight allowance.
• Most of our airfields are over 1000 metres above sea level and are located in the tropics, and therefore the permissible aircraft carrying capacity is reduced.
• The aircraft have physical space restrictions.
• Luggage on Wilderness Air light aircraft transfers in Botswana, Namibia and Zimbabwe is restricted to 20kg (44lbs) per person - in a soft bag/s - no wheels, frames or rigid structures can be transported as they physically cannot fit into the aircraft - and includes camera equipment and carry-on luggage.
• The maximum dimensions of the soft bags which can be accommodated are as follows: 25cm (10 inches) wide x 30cm (12 inches) high and 62cm (24 inches) long. Should you  require a bag, we  can organise the supply of soft nylon carry-all bags at a reasonable cost. These bags are ideal for use on light aircraft and are the correct dimensions. Please keep in mind that the baggage compartments on the light aircraft are only 25cm high (10 inches), so the pilots must have the ability to manipulate the bag into the compartment.
• A collapsible wheeled luggage frame/trolley (separate to the bag) is allowed, as long as basic dimensions are similar to that of the bag.
• Please inform us in advance if you weigh more than 100kg (220lbs), as additional weight allowance [to the value of an additional seat on the aircraft which is calculated at 70kg (154lbs)], must be purchased for safety and comfort
• Please advise us before you travel if you are likely to have excess luggage, and we will make the necessary arrangements, which may be at additional cost.
• These limits are applicable to guests travelling on a seat rate basis so may differ if guests have booked on a sole use or private charter option in which case the maximum’s depend on the type of aircraft and the number of passengers booked.
• The luggage weight restriction in Zambia with Proflight is 15kg (33lbs) in soft sided bags.
• The luggage weight restriction in Kenya and Uganda is 20 kg (44lbs) in soft-sided bags.

Terms and conditions for booking

• 30% non-refundable deposit is payable at confirmation of booking
• Balance of 70% payable 56 days before commencement
• 60% Refund for cancellation 42 - 56 days prior to commencement
• 50% Refund for cancellation 28 - 42 days prior to commencement
• Cancellation within 28 days subject to full forfeiture
• Payment of deposit implies acceptance of terms and conditions
• Cancellation must be made in writing to Brothers Safaris
• An administration fee of ZAR 500-00 per person will be charged for amendments made after confirmation
• Brothers Safaris reserves the right to use a similar lodge/hotel if the intended lodge/hotel is not available, this may affect pricing
• The itinerary costing is subject to availability and currency fluctuations
• Terms and Conditions are subject to change without notice