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Fly-Camping and Beho Beho ‘Bush Nights ’ We are excited about the increasing number of African lodges offering fly-camping as an activity for their guests. Typically you will walk or game drive to a remote area some distance from the main camp and spend a night or two in a simple tented bush camp. |
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Aardvark Goes Mobile David Bell, the most recent recruit to Aardvark’s Hampshire office had the chance to re-visit Zambia and sample a walking safari in the South Luangwa Valley earlier in the summer. |
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Walking with Camels A walking safari in northern Kenya gives Alice Gully the
chance to explore a remote patch of Kenya in glorious isolation. |
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Mount Kenya Climb Jim Gully, husband of Alice, climbed Mount Kenya during
their recent Kenyan trip. Here’s his account of scaling
this, the highest mountain in Kenya and second highest in
Africa. |
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Kenya Doesn't Have to be Crowded
If your wish is to see East Africa in a totally private, intimate way, a mobile tented camp will give you a taste of the continent as it must have seemed to the original explorers. Alex Hunter operates private mobiles across Kenya, giving you the chance to drive through some of Africa’s densest game populations and walk in unspoiled regions. |
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A Honeymoon Safari Challenge Four countries and six locations – an epic tailored honeymoon
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