LILONGWE,
Malawi (02/2014) Robin Pope Safaris,
the preeminent safari operator known for its innovative safaris, announces a
celebratory Golden Safari Package to honor this year’s 50th anniversary
of Malawi’s independence. The Southern African country is known as “the warm
heart of Africa” for the friendliness of its people.
Rates for
the 11-night package with stays at Mkulumadzi,
Huntingdon House, Miyala Camp (alternatively
Mvuu Lodge
for travel before July 2014) and Pumulani
start at US3772 per person sharing and are valid beginning April 2014 through
January 2015, and include such highlights as:
Majete Wildlife Reserve, one of
Malawi’s largest protected areas covering more than 173,000 acres and the only
Big 5 reserve in the country. It is located within the Miombo woodland eco
region.
Satemwa Tea Estate is among Malawi’s
most respected and established tea and coffee producers, managed and operated
by third generation members of the Cathcart Kay family. Colonial-style Huntingdon House, the heart of
the estate, is surrounded by rolling manicured gardens with secret patios and
terraces, and evokes the colorful history of Malawi’s spectacular Shire
Highlands.
Liwonde National Park, considered to be
one of the top birding locations in Southern Africa, offers fine game viewing,
beautiful riverine surroundings and excellent bird watching. Much of the
terrain is Shire River floodplains, much loved by the healthy population of
elephants in the park.
Nankumba Peninsula Explorer David
Livingstone dubbed Lake Malawi the “lake of stars,” because of its shimmering
waters. It contains more variety of fish than any fresh water body in the
world. Nankumba is one of the lake’s most beautiful shores and borders Lake
Malawi National Park, established to protect the cichlid fish, endemic to the
lake.
For detailed itinerary or more
information, contact info@robinpopesafaris.net or visit: www.robinpopesafaris.net
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