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7/3/2013
 
MAMBO CAMP AND LITTLE MOMBO CAMP IN BOTSWANA'S OKAVANGO DELTA IS THE NEW BEST HOTEL IN THE WORLD


Travel + Leisure just declared Mombo Camp and Little Mombo Camp in Botswana's Okavango Delta to be the best hotel in the world. It received a score of 96.60 out of 100. Located in the Moremi Game Reserve, the hotel, which is made up of two camps, offers unparalleled luxury in the thick of the wild.

GREAT SAFARIS LAUNCHES LIMITED TIME 30% DISCOUNT ON AWARD-WINNING WILD BOTSWANA SAFARI

 
Contact: Dave Herbert
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GLENDALE, Calif. – Adventurers can enjoy the best of both worlds on veteran African travel operator Great Safaris’ latest deal. For a limited time, Great Safaris guests can experience a truly wild 8-day safari in Botswana and soak up the cosmopolitan luxuries of South Africa’s Cape Town at a 30 percent discount.

Botswana is known as "Old Africa's Last Refuge,” a never-never land where the beasts roam free as they have done for millennia. The landlocked nation is blessedly underdeveloped due to the severe Kalahari Desert that blankets half the country under wind-blown sands. With a small human population (including some of the last remaining Bushmen), Botswana is truly a 'wild' safari destination.

Travelers will spend five days on safari at three ecologically diverse camps in Botswana’s Okavango Delta, home to a full range of Africa’s famous wildlife. Bush planes will fly travelers between each Orient Express  camp, flying low enough for prime aerial game viewing. On the ground, walking safaris, boat safaris and driving safaris will give plenty of opportunities for game viewing and photography. Travelers can expect to see herds of buffalo, elephants, zebra, lions, cheetah, leopards, crocodiles, hippos, and birdlife. Whether travelers are a first-timer or a seasoned safari aficionado, Botswana’s spectacular wildlife legacy never fails to set the heart pumping and the cameras clicking.

After wrapping up the Botswana safari, guests will continue on to Cape Town for two nights at the legendary Mount Nelson Hotel  where guests can unwind and enjoy the best that South Africa has to offer. Conveniently located within the city’s cultural center, the Mount Nelson is ideally situated for guests to roam the heart of the city, the waterfront and the best beaches. Travelers can get started with a guided city tour and then spend the rest of their time exploring Cape Town’s attractions, dining and exquisite natural beauty.

This Wild Botswana offer is valid for travel from Oct. 1 – 15, 2013 and costs only $4,580 per person including all game activities, most meals, bush flights between camps and airport transfers. Limited space is available at this price.

About Great Safaris:
Great Safaris is an award-winning luxury African safari outfitter offering the convenience of a US booking office coupled with seven fully-staffed on-site offices in Africa. Destinations include Botswana, Egypt, Jordan, Kenya, Uganda, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Rwanda, the Seychelles, South Africa, Tanzania, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. Great Safaris offers luxury programs to help adventurous travelers explore Africa and create enriching life experiences. For more information please visit Great Safaris’ web site at www.greatsafaris.com. Great Safaris is a recipient of National Geographic Traveler’s 50 Tours of a Lifetime award, and a proud member of the United States Tour Operators Association, ASTA Tops, and ARC.

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