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Days
1 & 2:
Upon
your arrival at Maun Airport you
will be met by a representative and
assisted onto the light aircraft to
Jack’s Camp.Two nights at Jack’s
Camp in East African safari
style tents with adjacent bucket
shower and w.c. Accommodation is on a full board basis including
scheduled activities
 Depending
on the season, and weather
permitting, activities include game
drives to experience the annual
wildebeest and zebra migration and
bird walks to observe migratory
waterfowl breeding/feeding sites.
Other activities include night
drives to view the unique desert
wildlife, game walks with Bushman
trackers, a visit to the historical
Baobabs and remote area dwellings to
gain an insight into local tribal
tradition and culture.
Day
3:
Transfer by light
aircraft to Maun Airport to connect
with your onward flight. Minimum
of two px required for this safari
Note: Baggage in charter
aircraft is restricted to 12kg per
person in a soft bag (including
camera equipment and carry on
baggage).
Includes:
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Twin
accommodation
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Meals
on a full board basis
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All
local brand drinks as offered by
Jack’s Camp
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Transfer
by light aircraft: Maun /
Jack’s Camp / Maun
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Activities
as offered by Jack’s Camp
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National
Parks entrance fees
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Domestic
airport tax within Botswana
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Emergency
medical evacuation insurance
Excludes:
JACK’S
CAMP
Situated
on an island shaded by umbrella
thorns and desert palms looking out
onto the vast golden grasslands of
the Makgadikgadi National Park in
the Kalahari Desert, Jack’s Camp
offers a unique opportunity to
explore the Pans and understand the
Kalahari.
The Makgadikgadi Pans are,
today, the remains of what was an
enormous lake situated at the
southern end of Africa’s Great
Rift Valley.
Through continual movement of
the earth’s crust the Pans were
left exposed leaving one of the last
and most important wetland sites in
Africa. In the wet season, the Makgadikgadi Pans fill with water
attracting flocks of flamingo and
other migratory birds.
Accommodation for 16 guests
is in classical East African ‘40s
safari style tents with private
adjacent bucket shower and flush
toilet.
Traditional equipment such as
canvas and wood basins, copper water
jugs and paraffin lamps are
complimented by Persian rugs and
bone-handled silver. Depending on the season, and weather permitting, activities
include game drives to experience
the annual wildebeest and zebra
migration and bird walks to observe
migratory waterfowl breeding/feeding
sites.
An expedition onto the Salt
Pans on 4WD quad bikes will give you
the opportunity to experience the
vast emptiness of this incredible,
mysterious area. Other activities
include night drives to view the
unique desert wildlife, game
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