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:: Sample Holidays
- suggestions to whet your appetite
WALKING AND SNORKELLING under the care of the family-run business,
Robin Pope Safaris, game viewing in the renowned South Luangwa
National Park before relaxing at their luxury beach lodge
on Lake Malawi
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Fly overnight
from London via Lilongwe to Mfuwe. By road to Nkwali
Camp for 3 nights. Drive to Tena Tena
for 3 nights. By road to Mfuwe and fly to Lilongwe in
Malawi. By road to Pumulani for 4 nights.
Fly from Lilongwe via Johannesburg overnight to London.
From £4,469 per person sharing for 12
nights
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Robin
Pope Safaris has earned a reputation for offering perhaps
the finest African photographic and walking safaris. It is
at two of Robin's intimate camps in the SOUTH LUANGWA
NATIONAL PARK that you will appreciate just how this
has been achieved with stylish accommodation, attentive service,
fine dining and some of the best private guides in Africa.
On the banks of the Luangwa River, Nkwali Camp
has a welcoming atmosphere with excellent safari guides providing
an authentic African game-viewing experience by vehicle or
on foot.
Or
relax in camp and from the bar watch the hippo in the river
and elephant visiting the watering hole. It is also possible
to take night drives into the Park using a spotlight to catch
sight of more unusual nocturnal species. Leopard sightings
are a speciality!
The cool and spacious rooms have high thatched roofs, bamboo
walls, open air "bathrooms" and sweeping river views.
There is also a lovely swimming pool tucked away from the
main area of camp.
You will then move deeper into the Park to Tena Tena.
Small and remote, and located on a bend of the river nestled
in a grove of mahogany trees, the camp is newly constructed
each year for the dry season and is open between June and
October.
There are only five tented rooms under thatch, carefully positioned
for privacy. Each has a shaded sitting area overlooking a
waterhole where the animals come down to drink, and the bathrooms
are open air with woven bamboo sides.
We would strongly recommend walking in this area, maybe led
by Robin or by one of his very knowledgeable guides for an
insight into the bush at a level that will impress you. Game
viewing by vehicle is also always an option.
Time
for some relaxation and where better than at Pumulani,
"the place of rest", on the Nankumba Peninsula in
the south end of LAKE MALAWI. This luxury
beach lodge has been carefully situated on a west-facing hillside
with the central dining and bar area leading on to an expansive
deck overlooking the lake. There is an infinity swimming pool
on a lower terrace and a lake shore bar for extra drinks and
snacks.
The key elements in the design of the ten individual villas
are privacy, space and providing a sense of well-being. Sliding
front doors open from an extensive sitting area onto a deck
to make the most of the blissful views.
Simply relax in this beautiful and tranquil scenery and
enjoy the abundant birdlife all around. Or should the urge
for activity stir you, watersports including snorkelling,
kayaking, waterskiing, fun tube, wake boarding, sailing, fishing
and scuba diving are available. And to round off the perfect
day, take a sunset cruise aboard the handcrafted wooden dhow
before another delicious dinner.
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