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We are happy to tailor an itinerary to suit your requirements.
We include a few itineraries below should you be interested in any special trips we have planned. The packages listed should help to give a quick understanding of our safaris and flights when visiting Remote Africa Safaris camps.
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Ten Day Grand Safari
Visit all the Remote Africa Safaris properties. Unwind, settle in and enjoy the Luangwa Valley. See the contrasts of North and South Luangwa and visit all our camps in this 10 night grand safari.
Itinerary: (15th June – October 2009)
3 nights Tafika Camp (South Luangwa)
3 nights Chikoko Walking Trails including Chikoko Tree Camp and Crocodile River Camp
4 nights Mwaleshi Camp (North Luangwa)
Includes: Full board accommodation, bar (including house wines), laundry, National Park fees and levies, game viewing activities and the road transfer from Mfuwe to Tafika.
Excludes: Air Transfers to Mwaleshi. $235 per person each way (min 2 pax).
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Seven Night Tafika / Chikoko Trails
Relax at Tafika with the variety of activities on offer followed by the freedom of walking from camp to camp.
At Tafika enjoy day and night game drives, walks, cycling, visit the local village and take to the skies in a microlight. Then emerse yourself in the sights, scents and sounds of the bush on our walking trails staying at both Chikoko Tree Camp and Crocodile Tree Camp for 4 nights. Most itineraries include 2 nights in each of the walking camps but this might be adjusted depending on the game movements and the time of year.
Itinerary: (Valid 25th May to Oct 2009)
3 nights Tafika (South Luangwa)
4 nights Chikoko Walking Trails walking from camp to camp. (South Luangwa)
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Includes: Full board accommodation, bar (including house wines), laundry, National Park fees and levies, road transfers and game viewing activities.
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Seven Night Tafika / Mwaleshi
Experience both north and south Luangwa.
Tafika Activities: Day and night game drives, walks, cycling, visit our local village and brave the skies in a microlight with John Coppinger.
Mwaleshi Activities: Discover the world of tracks and calls walking in the North Park for 4 nights at Mwaleshi Camp. A wonderful experience of excitement and soul soothing space.
Itinerary: (15th June to October 2009)
3 nights Tafika Camp (South Luangwa)
4 nights Mwaleshi Camp (North Luangwa)
Includes: Full board accommodation, bar (including house wines), laundry, National Park fees, road transfers Mfuwe to Tafika and game viewing activities. Single supplements apply.
Excludes: Air Transfers to Mwaleshi US$235 per person each way, US$470 return.
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Eight Nights Walking Only
This is your opportunity to visit the north and south Luangwa.
Walk from camp to camp in South Luangwa, then fly to Mwaleshi for four nights in North Luangwa.
Itinerary: (Valid 15th June - 31st October 2009)
2 nights at Chikoko Tree Camp ( South Luangwa)
2 nights at Crocodile River Camp (South Luangwa)
4 nights at Mwaleshi (North Luangwa)
Includes: National Park Fees and levies;
Full Board Accommodation, Bar, Laundry;
Road transfer: Mfuwe to Chikoko Trails Camps
Excludes: Flights: Chikoko Trails - Mwaleshi - Mfuwe: US$470 per person (or US$235 each way).
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Chikoko Trails offers the ONLY true Walking Safari in the Luangwa – no roads, no vehicles and very few people! This is the PRIME walking area of the Luangwa Valley. Combined with the remoteness of North Luangwa, a walking safari experience melts away the stress of modern life and introduces one to AFRICA TIME - awakened by the sunrise and lulled to sleep by the calls of the African wilderness.
Each camp offers en-suite accommodation for 6 guests. Full support is provided by an experienced walking guide, armed scout and general camp staff.
You will stay at both Chikoko Tree Camp and Crocodile River Camp in the South Park walking from camp to camp - David Livingston style - before flying to north for 4 wonderful nights at Mwaleshi Camp in the North Luangwa National Park.
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Five Night Angel Workshop
Facilitated by Carol Coppinger, a teacher of the Diana Cooper School of Angels.
Participants will be introduced to the Angelic Realm and invited to assist the healing of ourselves and the earth AND enjoy the amazing wildlife of the Luangwa Valley
The actual activities will be adjusted to the needs and interests of the workshop participants but a possible itinerary would be:
Itinerary: (Valid 15th May to 30th June 2009 and November 2009)
Day 1 - Welcome and orientation;
Game viewing outing dependent on incoming flights.
Day 2 - Sunrise Chakra exercises to increase your energy;
Introduction to the Angel Hierarchy;
Meet your guardian angel meditation;
Night drive or afternoon walk to enjoy Africa’s Wildlife
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Day 3 - Sunrise Chakra exercises to increase your energy;
Game viewing walk, drive or cycle;
Microlight flights with John Coppinger are an optional extra at Tafika;
Working with Angels and Angel Exercises;
Karma Release Ceremony under the stars followed by dinner.
Day 4 -
Sunrise Chakra exercises to increase your energy;
Healing with Angels - talk, meditation and exercises;
Optional Village Trip to the local community;
Night Drive, walk or cycle to enjoy the wildlife.
Day 5 - Sunrise Chakra exercises to increase your energy;
Morning Game Viewing Safari: walk, drive or cycle;
A little light on Ascension and working with healing energies;
Sunset Ceremony of Thanks and African Blessings;
Dinner under the stars.
Day 6 -
Sunrise Chakra exercises if departure times allow;
Departure
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One Day Trip to Bangweulu Swamps
Marvel at thousands of Black Lechwe and spot the extremely rare Shoebill stork.
The Bangweulu wetlands, just north of Kasanka, are one of Africa’s most spectacular wildlife secrets supporting an incredible diversity of water-birds and plains-birds including the most unusual and rarest, the Shoebill.
Also home to spectacular herds of the Black Lechwe, an attractive species found only in Bangweulu, the wetlands make a very desirable and rewarding destination for keen birdwatchers and seekers of Africa’s lesser known areas.
Opportunities abound to see other specials including Tsessebe, Side Striped Jackal, Sitatunga, Wattled Cranes, White Cheeked Bee Eaters, Rufous Bellied Herons, Lesser and Greater Swamp Warblers, Gallinules, Lesser Jacana and a profusion of waterfowl to name a few.
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Remote Africa Safaris offer daytrips to view this amazing conservation area with its diverse flora and fauna, exceptional birdlife and many endangered species.
Tafika to Chimbwe airstrip in the Bangweulu swamps is a one hour sunrise flight. Accompanied by a knowledgeable Remote Africa Safaris' Guide and a delicious packed lunch prepared in our kitchens, you will be met and transferred by vehicle to awaiting boats.
Local staff act as Polers on your safari through the papyrus reeds and water lilies in search of Shoebills, viewing the huge diversity and variety of birds and animals along the way.
Returning to the vehicle mid-afternoon you transfer back to your Charter plane for your return flight to Tafika, Mwaleshi or your onward destination.
The best time to visit Bangweulu Swamps is May-July, when there is a greater chance of seeing the Shoebill. With the approach of the dry season (August onwards) boating is impossible due to low water levels, hence wildlife viewing is done on foot or by 4WD vehicle. The Shoebill will be a little more difficult to find at this time, however a profusion of other birdlife and game remains to delight every interest.
Numbers are restricted to four people plus a Tafika guide. Mwaleshi guests may also use this package which includes flight, lunch, boat or drive around Bangweulu and an accompanying Remote Africa Safaris guide. Costs vary on time and flight routing so PLEASE CONTACT US FOR QUOTATION.
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