If we receive your subscription or renewal for two years or more by the 26th of March, 2010, you’ll go in the draw to win 6 nights for two people in Namibia with Wilderness Safaris, as outlined below, worth a whopping US$6500 per person! Your bookings will be co-ordinated by Expert Africa, one of the UK’s leading Namibia travel specialists, who can also organise your flights and additional arrangements if and as required.
The prize at a glance:
Two nights at Little Kulala A luxurious desert retreat within the Kulala Wilderness Reserve, offering early morning nature drives to the spectacular towering dunes of Sossusvlei, part of the Namib Naukluft National Park. Guided drives and walks are also offered on the private reserve with incredible views, desert-adapted plants and wildlife like the iconic gemsbok. Each climate-controlled, thatched unit has its own en-suite bathroom, private verandah and plunge pool, as well as a rooftop ‘skybed’ for romantic stargazing. Other activities include visiting Sesriem, scenic sundowner excursions, balloon safaris (additional cost) and walking the Black Mountain Trail.
Two nights at Damaraland Camp This comfortable and friendly camp offers walks and drives in one of the best wilderness areas in Namibia. The camp is situated where the rare desert elephant roams, alongside springbok, ostrich, cheetah and other hardy desert animals. Within the wild Torra Conservancy, this is the Africa of old with no fences, where local communities and their livestock live side by side with the wildlife. Activities include game drives, nature walks, mountain biking, moonlight boma dinners and cultural visits to a local homestead and school. New technology combined with ancient knowledge has produced an eco-friendly, cutting-edge camp design.
Two nights at Ongava Lodge Overlooking a well-frequented watering hole and the plains beyond, this rock and thatch lodge is situated along the southern boundary of Etosha National Park, Namibia’s premier game viewing destination. Within the privately owned Ongava Game Reserve you will be able to see resident white and black rhino, while lion move freely between the Park and the Reserve. Take half and full day excursions into Etosha National Park; go on a game drive or track white rhino on foot through the Ongava Reserve, or simply relax for some photography at the hide. Birding is excellent with endemics including Bare-cheeked Babbler and Hartlaub’s Spurfowl.
The draw will take place on the 26th of March, 2010 and the winner notified in writing by the end of March. For more information on Wilderness Safaris’ camps in Namibia, contact Expert Africa on
Tel +44 (0) 208 232 9777 (UK) or 1-800-2422434 (USA toll free)
How to enter:
All you have to do to be entered in the draw is subscribe or renew your subscription to Travel Africa magazine for two years or more!
Terms and Conditions • This prize is for the above mentioned camps only. • Intercamp light aircraft transfers on a scheduled basis, all meals, scheduled daily activities, park fees, laundry (where available) and local drinks are included. • No scheduled international or regional commercial flights or car rental are provided. • Personal expenses, including travel insurance, malaria precautions, visas, flight taxes, alcohol and shopping, are for the winner’s account. • Prize to be used between: 10 April 2010 and 31 May 2010; 1 November 2010 and 12 December 2010; 10 January 2011 and 31 May 2011, excluding Christmas and Easter, and any other public holidays that fall within this calendar period.
• All accommodation is subject to availability. • Usual Wilderness Safaris terms and conditions apply. • Only subscribers who renew for two years or more will be entered into the prize draw. • Prize is not transferrable. No cash alternative offered. • The winner will be notified in writing before March 30, 2010 • No correspondence will be entered into.
Two nights at Little Kulala
Two nights at Damaraland Camp
Two nights at Ongava Lodge
