Newsletter
June 2004
IN THIS ISSUE:
- South Africa News
- Spotlight on East Africa
SOUTH AFRICA NEWS
- Table Mountain Arial Cable Way (Cape Town)
is closing for renovations of the cable way from 26 July until
8 August
- The whales have arrived. Each year Southern
Right whales move into the coastal waters of the Western Cape
to calve and nurse their young. The mammals, often mere metres
from the shore, provide unsurpassed viewing opportunities between
June and November. Whales have been spotted in Walker Bay and
Namaqualand is blooming – it is a wonderful time to visit
the Western Cape and take advantage of all the Green Season specials.
- Rhino Walking Safaris in Kruger National Park.
Plains Camp has four luxury African explorer-style tents overlooking
the spectacular Timbitene plain and waterhole. Rhino Post Camp
is a 16-bed lodge, set on the banks of the Mutlumuvi Riverbed,
in a 12,000 ha private wilderness concession in the Kruger National
Park. Contact
us for further information.
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SPOTLIGHT ON EAST AFRICA
TANZANIA
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The Great Migration was in the Seronera area of the Serengeti
last week, with the tail end south of Seronera. The main body
of herbivores seem to have moved on in the direction of the
western Serengeti, but have not yet been seen on the main road
to Grumeti. They are believed to be currently in the hill region.
We can tailormake a unique safari to witness this amazing
spectacle - and we recommend combining it with the pristine
Southern Tanzanian wilderness for the ultimate travel experience.
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We are thrilled to announce that CC Africa’s remarkable new lodges
in Southern Tanzania – Selous Safari Camp,
Jongomero and Ras Kutani
– opened today with CC Africa management happily at the helm. Together
with our extraordinary lodges in Northern Tanzania – Ngorongoro
Crater Lodge, Lake Manyara Tree Lodge, Grumeti River Camp, Klein’s
Camp and Mnemba Island Lodge – CC Africa is able to offer our guests
the definitive Tanzanian safari circuit.
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SELOUS SAFARI CAMP
Pristine Selous Game Reserve – a World Heritage
Site
- Intimate tented camp (just 12 tents)
- Mighty Rufiji River
- Game-viewing from riverboats
- Interpretive twice-daily game-drives
- Guided bush walks and exhilarating Walking Safaris
- Excellent birdwatching
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RAS KUTANI
Situated just south of Dar es Salaam
- 12 charming beach cottages
- Tranquil Indian Ocean
- Pristine white beaches
- Indigenous tropical forest
- Freshwater lagoon
- Exciting water activities
- Excellent snorkelling
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JONGOMERO
Remote Ruaha National Park
- Exclusive Tanzanian safari experience
- Just eight spacious tents on the banks of the seasonal Jongomero
River
- Diverse game-viewing
- Interpretive twice-daily game-drives
- Excellent birdwatching
- Naturalists paradise
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Until next month,
The Africa Safari Co. Team
(all information courtesy of the CCAfrica Sales Team)
Previous Newsletters
May 2004 - April
2004
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