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| Cape to Kruger |
| 5 – 17 July 2009 |
| We begin our safari in the most beautiful city in the world, Cape Town. We have three days to explore the city on our own or we can take one of the optional tours. The game-rich area of Mpumalanga (Eastern Transvaal) is the home of many conservation-minded private Game Reserves. These reserves are home to the "Big Five" along with a wide variety of plains game and bird life. The photographic opportunities are numerous and there is ample time in each reserve to give you an opportunity to scout out the best location for that "perfect" image. We will stay in deluxe to luxury accommodation similar to those found in On Safari. |
| Maximum Participants: 12 with a maximum of four photographers per Land Rover while on safari. Your photographer escort will sit up front with the driver and rotate between groups. |
| Photographer Leader: David Anderson |
| Our Itinerary |
| Sunday – Tuesday, 5 - 7 July 2009 |
| Cape Town |
| Upon arrival today, we are met and transferred to our hotel. We have three days to explore the Cape Peninsula. Our guided tours include a city tour, Cape Peninsula tour, and a day in the winelands. |
| TBA |
| Wednesday – Friday, 8 - 10 July 2009 |
| Timbavati |
| Our safari begins with a flight to the new Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport. On arrival we are met and transferred to our private game lodge. On the western edge of Kruger National Park lies Timbavati Nature Reserve. The reserve is comprised of a number of private reserves. It is considered one of South Africa's prime game viewing areas. During our visit we are likely to see the "big five" on morning and evening game drives. |
| TBA |
| Saturday – Monday, 11 - 13 July 2009 |
| Sabi Sand Game Reserve |
| We continue this morning to our next private game reserve in the Sabi Sand located next to the Kruger National Park. We will look for and photograph leopard, lion, elephant, buffalo, rhino, cheetah...the list goes on. Our expert rangers and guides take us on morning, afternoon and evening game viewing drives, which reveal the ever-changing tapestry of the African bush. |
| TBA |
| Tuesday – Thursday, 14 - 16 July 2009 |
| Thorneybush Game Reserve |
| We continue this morning to our next private game concession for the next three nights, located outside the Kruger National Park. |
| TBA |
| Friday, 17 July 2009 |
| Johannesburg |
| We fly back to Johannesburg today and connect with our evening flight home. |
| Photographic Expedition Price |
| (Per Person, Double Occupancy) |
Non-Photographer Traveling with a Photographer: $5,995 Intra-Africa Flights: $570 Deposit to Secure Space: $1,100 Early Booking Bonus: Deduct $500 per person if Booked by 25 November 2008 |
| Safari Options |
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| Not included: |
| Not included are international airfare and internal South Africa airfare and personal expenses such as personal insurance; excess baggage fees; phone calls; gratuities to guides and camp staff; airport departure taxes; passport and visa fees, and beverages. |
| Carbon Offsets: |
| Focus on Planet Earth understands that air travel contributes to increased green house gases and global warming. Therefore, we encourage our expedition participants to assist us in making each Focus on Planet Earth expedition carbon neutral. You can offset your air transportation carbon impact by purchasing carbon off-sets. To offset the emissions from your flights go to Carbon Off-Set Calculator. Use JNB (Johannesburg) as your destination. |
| International Air Transportation: |
| You are responsible for booking your own international air transportation. To assist you, we have provided you with the airport codes and the dates you need to arrive or depart. |
| Arrival Airport Code: CPT on 5 July 2009 |
| Departure Airport Code: JNB on 17 July 2009 |
For the lowest airfares, we recommend you visit: www.davidanderson.worldventures.com |
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