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Great special at Thornybush Game Lodge, Thornybush Nature Reserve, Greater Kruger. Camp Okavango Luxury Tented Safari Camp in the Okavango Delta, Botswana. 1/11 Location Situated on the remote Nxaragha Island, in the heart of the permanent Okavango Delta, Botswana DESCRIPTION: Botswana’s magnificent Okavango Delta situated within the heart of the newly declared World Heritage site, is the world’s largest inland delta, and is a maze of deep lagoons, large lakes and hidden, meandering channels. Camp Okavango, a unique and exclusive African safari camp is situated on the remote Nxaragha Island. This hidden treasure, in the heart of the permanent Okavango Delta, assures its guests of an unparalleled year-round water wilderness experience. ACCOMMODATION To ensure a peaceful and genuine safari experience, Camp Okavango accommodates just twenty-four guests. There are eleven intimate Safari suites and one Family suite consisting of two bedrooms and each with an en-suite bathroom. Each of the guest suites have been built on individual raised wooden platforms and set beneath the thick Okavango Delta vegetation. The en-suite bathrooms have double vanities, double shower and a separate water closet (with a view). The stack away sliding doors open onto a private open-air viewing deck offering beautiful views over the Okavango Delta. THE CAMP Camp Okavango’s main area comprises of a network of interconnected walkways linking up two lounge areas, a dining room, library, self-service bar and curio shop. Sweeping ramps lead to the lower level deck with two open-air fire pits and comfortable seating areas to relax and take in the natural surroundings. There is a third deck with a rim flow swimming pool and thatched lounge deck for those warm summer days. With its open air design and elevated position, the new Camp Okavango is an eco-sensitive lodge which captures the very essence of the Okavango Delta. ACTIVITIES & WILDLIFE Water-based activities are conducted by experienced professional guides who will expertly navigate guests through the many meandering, reed-lined waterways. Roam the vast expanses of water from the comfort of a modern motorboat or explore the intricacies of the Okavango Delta the quiet old-fashioned way, in the traditional mokoro (dugout canoe). For those wanting to get a little closer to nature, guided bush walks are conducted on a number of the nearby islands, offering an opportunity to track some of the larger land-based species that inhabit this water wilderness. Birding opportunities are outstanding and anglers may put their skill against bream and tiger fish. Camp Okavango is a water-based camp and game-drive activities, using safari vehicles, are not possible. Guest spending three nights or more at Camp Okavango can enjoy a night on the new Camp Okavango sleep out deck. The open deck offers you the chance to sleep out under the stars and experience the vastness of the Okavango Delta. The sleep out deck includes a comfortable bed (mosquito net included), bathroom and all the amenities you need for a comfortable night out. MOTORISED BOAT SAFARIS Guided excursions through the deeper channels and lagoons of the Okavango Delta in hard-bottom aluminum boats. The boats are equipped with comfortable seats, a foldaway canvas roof and life jackets. MOKORO (CANOE) EXCURSIONS Guided mokoro excursions in traditional dug out canoes through the shallower channels and floodplains of the Okavango Delta. GUIDED BUSH WALKS Bush walks on the surrounding islands for a chance to track the larger species that inhabit the water wilderness. Guided walks are conducted in small groups with two guides. FISHING Optional fishing excursions to fish for bream (seasonal). All fishing equipment is available at the lodge. HELICOPTER FLIGHTS (SURCHARGE APPLIES) Scenic helicopter flights over the Okavango Delta are available from Camp Okavango at an additional charge. PRICE INCLUDES: • Accommodation, scheduled activities, all meals, refreshments, local spirits, wines, and laundry service • Airport transfers to/from scheduled/charter flights, arriving/departing Kasane Airport for Chobe Game Lodge. • Guests staying three nights or more at Camp Okavango: a complimentary Sleep-Out-Deck experience may be requested & booked from 1 May - 31 October • Sleep-Outs are subject to availability and must be booked at time of reservation. • Government levies, taxes and 14% value added tax. HIGHLIGHTS The experience is all in the name, this is a quintessential Okavango water safari experience with the traditional mokoro rides, boating and walking in a beautiful environment. The camp was rebuilt in 2016 and offers guests modern comforts whilst at the same time preserving the special atmosphere for which it achieved its renown. OUR TIPS: Stay for 3 nights and experience the magnificent sleep out option. Special SADC Short Notice Rate R6,424 per person sharing per night. Bookable within 30 days of travel. Valid until 31 December 2026. Rates are subject to currency fluctuations. Standard Rate R11,160 per person sharing per night ENQUIRE NOW

Great special at Thornybush Game Lodge, Thornybush Nature Reserve, Greater Kruger. Jacana Camp An intimate water-and-land escape in the heart of the Okavango Delta, Botswana jacana-camp-4_edited.jpg 1/24 Location Okavango Delta, 25 kilometres west of Mombo, outside the Moremi Game Reserve on the Jao flats. DESCRIPTION: Set within a private concession of the Delta’s pristine wetlands, Jacana invites you to slow down and rediscover the rhythm of nature. Glide through narrow channels on a mokoro, explore shimmering floodplains by boat, or spot elusive wildlife from the comfort of your tented suite. Jacana is the perfect balance of rustic charm and unforgettable safari magic. Surrounded by papyrus-lined channels, lily-dotted lagoons, and sweeping views of the floodplain. During the flood season, Jacana is the quintessential water camp. Access is often by boat, especially during the flood season when the camp becomes a floating paradise for birders, mokoro lovers, and those who seek serenity away from it all. From September through to May, as the floodwaters recede, game drives and night drives in open 4 x 4 vehicles are available - depending on water levels. The camp is set in one of the most densely populated wetland areas for Sitatunga and Red Lechwe - but game concentrations depend on water flow and volume and change from season to season. Situated about 25 kilometres west of Mombo, outside the Moremi Game Reserve on the Jao flats, Jacana Camp is a truly water-oriented camp and offers mokoro and walking safaris all year round. All the big game can be found in the area - Elephant, Lion, Leopard and Buffalo. Pels Fishing Owl is a favourite amongst birders, as well as greater and lesser Jacanas. Jacana Camp has five Meru-style tents. Each tent is built on a wooden deck overlooking the floodplains and has an en-suite bathroom with a flush toilet and shower. The bathroom is enclosed, but roofless. The main dining area is on an elevated wooden deck between two magnificent sycamore fig trees and surrounded by dense wild date palms. Downstairs, there is a cosy pub and lounge, with an area to sit around an open fire under the stars. The camp is set in the most densely populated wetland area for Sitatunga antelope and Red Lechwe. Hippos and crocodiles are regularly sited. In the dry season lechwe, tsessebe, elephant, wildebeest and zebra occur here, and lions, cheetah and leopard are often sited on the floodplains. This is an area of prime importance for a host of wetland bird species, including Wattled Cranes, Pel's Fishing Owls, both species of Jacanas as well as other seldom sighted species such as Rails, Crakes and Moorhens. Activities Mokoro Excursions Boating Game Drives Fishing PRICE INCLUDES: Accommodation in a luxury Meru-style tent All meals Non-alcoholic beverages Twice daily scheduled camp activities Laundry HIGHLIGHTS Jacana Camp offers guests a wonderful experience as the whole island is surrounded by pristine waters. There are plenty of Okavango “specials,” such as Pel’s fishing-owl, sitatunga, red lechwe. OUR TIPS: Unwind in the serene comfort of your elevated en-suite tent, one of only five at this exclusive Okavango Delta retreat. Tucked beneath a canopy of palms and towering trees, your private deck offers sweeping views of the winding channels ahead. Settle into a cozy chair, let nature’s soundtrack soothe you, and as night falls, gather around the fire to share stories under a sky ablaze with stars. Specila SADC Rate BWP 3,995 per person sharing per night. Valid until 30 April 2026. Rates are subject to currency fluctuations. Special SADC Advance Purchase Rate US$366 per person sharing per night. Valid until 05 January 2027. Standard Rate BWP 11,805 ENQUIRE NOW

Great special at Thornybush Game Lodge, Thornybush Nature Reserve, Greater Kruger. Wilderness Safaris Savuti Camp Upmarket Tented Camp, in the Linyanti, Botswana. Wildreness-savuti_2017-11-55a.jpg Wildreness-savuti_2017-11-11d.jpg Wildreness-savuti_2017-11-11de.jpg Wildreness-savuti_2017-11-55a.jpg 1/19 Location The Linyanti is a pristine wilderness area. Expansive grasslands, floodplains and mopane woodlands make this place where the Linyanti River meets the Savuti Channel one of Botswana’s most diverse habitats and a haven for wildlife. DESCRIPTION: Wilderness Savuti is situated in the private Linyanti Wildlife Reserve, set on the productive Savuti Channel which is famous as a sporadic and unusual watercourse. As part of a natural cycle, the waters of the Savuti Channel either flow strongly – a magnet for thirsty wildlife – or recede to leave behind a rich grassland. Regardless, both plains game and predators thrive, and exploring the length of this channel and its associated woodlands is thus a highlight here. Activities include day and night game drives, guided nature walks (seasonal and subject to the availability of a qualified walking guide), and boating (water levels permitting). The stylish Savuti Star Bed, overlooking the Savuti Channel and facing the Zibadianja Lagoon, to the west, offers an amazing sleep-out experience under the stars. The Linyanti has diverse and prolific wildlife, however, is most noted for its very large elephant populations which can reach enormous densities during the dry winter months. Additionally, other game concentrations are high, and apart from abundant plains game, species such as roan, and sable antelope, giraffes, lions, leopards, cheetahs, spotted hyaenas, black-backed jackals, and African wild dogs may be encountered. This area can be excellent for the rarely-seen aardvark, and aardwolf. With avian species recorded in their hundreds. This intimate camp’s en-suite accommodation is in six, canvas-and-thatch raised tents (including one family unit), all with sensational front-row views of the channel. From the camp’s expansive thatched main lounge, dining and bar areas, elevated wooden decks extend out over the channel bed. A small pool for refreshment, and fire deck for evening stories – being largely open to the bush – all ensure remarkable wildlife sightings. When the waters are low, a log-pile hide in front of camp provides a perfect setting to watch wildlife at the water's edge. Wilderness Savuti faces the renowned Savuti Channel, home to an incredible diversity of iconic African wildlife. This exceptional river system in the Linyanti Wildlife Reserve has confounded locals and visitors with its mysterious ebb and flow. These days it flows past the camp, which is positioned perfectly for watching the wildlife that has adapted to thrive along this mystifying river. PRICE INCLUDES: Accommodation on a full board basis including twice daily scheduled camp activities, local drinks, laundry and park fees. HIGHLIGHTS Wilderness Savuti's home is the Linyanti Wildlife Reserve, including 47 exclusive-use kilometres of the renowned Savuti Channel – exploration awaits at every turn Sleep-out at the stylish Savuti Star Bed, overlooking the Savuti Channel and facing the Zibadianja Lagoon, to the west – for a romantic experience under the stars Impressive wildlife viewing including dry-season concentrations of herds and predators, leading to magnificent water- and land-based activities OUR TIPS: Wilderness Savuti’s position on the banks of the channel makes for an exceptional Botswana safari. A short drive away, the camp’s Star Bed is the star of the show, a two-storey sleep-out deck, complete with ablutions, overlooks the source of the mystical channel: the Zibadianja Lagoon. It’s the perfect spot to end a magical day on safari, as the calls of the wild soothe you to sleep. Special SADC Rate $365 per person per night sharing. Valid until 05 January 2027 Rates are subject to currency fluctuations. Standard Rate from $1,259 per person per night sharing ENQUIRE NOW

Great special at Thornybush Game Lodge, Thornybush Nature Reserve, Greater Kruger. Ngoma Safari Lodge Luxury Safari Lodge in the Chobe Forest Reserve in Western Botswana. 1/18 Location Chobe Forest Reserve, bordering the Chobe National Park and overlooking the Chobe River DESCRIPTION: Set within the Chobe Forest Reserve, bordering the Chobe National Park and overlooking the Chobe River, Ngoma Safari Lodge offers panoramic views of the river and the floodplain. Eight river-facing suites provide a total emphasis on space, luxury and comfort. Each of the suites boasts a view of the river and offers an opportunity to see the famous Chobe elephant, as well as other wildlife, on the floodplain below. Incorporating rustic and ethnic accents, as well as natural materials and finishes, each suite features spacious living areas, a deep bathtub, indoor and outdoor showers, and an open lounge area with a “refresh and relax pool” that maximises the beautiful views. The magnificent river vistas continue in the guest area, set beneath the spreading boughs of an ancient baobab. Guests can idle away the hours in the comfortable sitting room or indulge in evening cocktails in the elegant bar. Meals are served in the thatched dining room or on the open decks. A sparkling swimming pool with an adjacent sun deck offers refreshment. A viewing platform provides game viewing opportunities without leaving the comfort of the lodge. PRICE INCLUDES: Accommodation All meals All activities Laundry Return vehicle airstrip transfer fees Alcoholic & non-alcoholic beverages (excluding imported and premium drinks) Park fees & conservation & community levy Taxes Tourism levy HIGHLIGHTS Soothe your soul with the knowledge that the local community benefits financially from each and every guest to the lodge, and watch the wildlife parade past from the secluded viewing deck of your private suite. OUR TIPS: We suggest packing up a picnic lunch and embarking on an all-day bush adventure. Special SADC Rate $350 per person per night sharing. Book within 30 days of travel. Valid until 19 December 2026. Rates are subject to currency fluctuations. Standard Rates from $768 per person per night sharing. Valid until 31 March 2026. ENQUIRE NOW

Great special at Thornybush Game Lodge, Thornybush Nature Reserve, Greater Kruger. Mokolwane A small, relaxed camp in one of the largest, and almost untouched, parts of the Okavango Delta 1/27 Location 200 000-hectare Xudum concession (NG29) in the central Okavango Delta. DESCRIPTION: Mokolwane is a small, relaxed camp and intimate camp featuring just 7 charming tents, hiding 10 feet above the ground amongst the shady bows of fig, jackalberry, ilala palm and wild mangosteens. Elephants love it here, with a buffet of palm nuts, berries, and wild fig to feast on as they drip off these tree giants. Located in one of the largest, and almost untouched, parts of the Okavango Delta. Set amongst a sprinkling of Mokolwane palms, in the Xudum concession (NG29), you’ll find it tucked away in 200 000-hectares of wilderness, being the only camp for miles around, it is a great place to breath in the stillness and solitude.. Teeming with herds of elephant and all the Okavango predators, with so much space and so much action, it’s no surprise that National Geographic and Netflix filmmaker Brad Bestelink has chosen to base himself here. This is leopard country. These territorial cats love it here so much, that the area boasts the third highest density recorded anywhere in Africa. Mokolwane is a special little camp, big on adventure. Each of the seven rooms boasts an ensuite bathroom and comfortable interiors emanating an earthly charm. Set on the Matsebi river system you’ll find yourself amongst the shade, enjoying spectacular views which turn emerald as the floodwaters roll in. Accommodation & Amenities 7 canvas style tents, lifted 10-feet above the ground (6 twins, 1 family) En-suite facilities, including indoor showers, flush toilets and hot and cold running water Mosquito nets over the beds Ceiling fans Wi-Fi is available in the main area Communal dining area, on a raised wooden platform Enjoy leisurely meals, with spectacular views! With open skylines, enjoy exceptional star gazing opportunities PRICE INCLUDES: Luxury accommodation in a Tent All meals Guest laundry Daily activities Expert guiding Park entry fee Excludes Community and Conservation Fees of R275 per person per night HIGHLIGHTS Mokolwane highlights: Enjoy morning and afternoon into evening game drives exploring the beautiful yet diverse ecosystems. Going between the islands and the fertile floodplains, keep an eye out for predators stalking the big herds. Wind your way along crystal clear channels on mokoro (seasonal), floating between the water lilies and the papyrus reeds. Stand on your shady tent deck, coffee and binos in hand, looking for spectacular sightings that come close to camp. With an abundance of birds, you’ll be ticking them off at a rate of knots! Spot thousands of elephants around a single waterhole. Experience a thrilling scenic helicopter flight over the Okavango Delta. OUR TIPS: This region is home to the third-highest density of Leopard in Africa If you’re looking for an exclusive-use camp, this private camp is ideal for small groups The ecosystem here offers a diverse variety of landscapes, from open grasslands, floodplains, and lagoons to riverine and mopane forests, home to a large number of species Spot thousands of elephants around a single waterhole Experience a thrilling scenic helicopter flight over the Okavango Delta Special SADC Rate R4,285 per person per night sharing. Book within 60 days of travel. Valid until 31 March 2026 Rates are subject to currency fluctuations. Standard Rate - Green Season $630 per person per night sharing. Valid for Green Season until 31 March 2026 ENQUIRE NOW

Great special at Thornybush Game Lodge, Thornybush Nature Reserve, Greater Kruger. Zambezi Queen A 5-star, 42-metre long luxury houseboat cruising the Chobe River. 1/22 Location Chobe River, Chobe National Park, Namibia/Botswana DESCRIPTION: A stay on-board Zambezi Queen is a different kind of safari. It’s the kind where you get to decide if you want to be up with the birds, or prefer to laze all morning watching game from the comfort of your bed. Our itinerary is flexible so while we have a range of activities on offer, you can choose just how much you want to pack into your holiday or how relaxed you want to be. Don’t think of your time on Zambezi Queen as a river cruise. Instead, think of it as a floating boutique hotel that departs and returns to the same point, navigating roughly 25km of the Chobe River weather permitting. You’ll first arrive at the Zambezi Queen via a short tender boat ride from the Kasane Immigration Office. We offer staggered transfer times on the hour between 13:00 and 16:00, so you can arrive at your own pace and don’t have to worry about missing the boat. Moving along the banks of the great Chobe River, Zambezi Queen is a 5-star, 42-metre long luxury houseboat offering unparalleled sophistication in one of the most remote locations on the planet. Zambezi Queen navigates up to 25km of the Chobe River, allowing guests to explore different vantage points and enjoy unparalleled game viewing in complete comfort and elegance. The Chobe National Park boasts one of the densest populations of elephant on the African continent, estimated at approximately 120 000. The Park is also home to a large number of buffalo, leopard and lion, along with a variety of antelope and abundant birdlife and is within travelling distance of one of the greatest natural wonders of the world, the magnificent Victoria Falls. Zambezi Queen offers luxury accommodation in the form of 14 tasteful and luxurious suites - ten standard suites and four master suites, all with outer decks so you can soak up the revitalising Chobe River breeze and appreciate uninterrupted views of the unique African landscape beyond. The Zambezi Queen offers set departure There are set departures 3 times per week (Monday & Wednesday are 2-night safaris, Friday is a 3-night safari) The suites are located on the lower and middle deck and can be configured as follows: Lower deck: 2 master suites – twin or double bed configuration accommodating 2 adults 2 standard suites – twin or double bed configuration accommodating 2 adults Middle deck: 2 master suites – twin or double bed configuration accommodating 2 adults 8 standard suites – twin or double bed configuration accommodating 2 adults 2 standard triple suites – three single beds or double with one single bed configuration accommodating 3 adults 1 tour guide cabin – single bed configuration All suites are equipped with: En-suite bathrooms (shower only) Private balconies Full length sliding shutters Air-conditioning and standing fans Electronic safe Hairdryers Bathroom amenities Your first glimpse of the dazzling, deep blue Chobe River is unforgettable, as it winds its way through sandy terrain, small towns, lush floodplains, dense forests of cathedral mopane trees, and endless broadleaf woodlands. The Chobe National Park is named after this majestic river that protects 10.700 km² of the northern Kalahari desert, providing ensuing wilderness and a game density that is steadily remarkable. Famed for its massive elephant populations, big herds of buffalo (matched only by some large lion prides) and incredible birdlife, Chobe National Park will leave an everlasting memory. Where else can you find such an amazing riverfront, with bustling wildlife, undisturbed predators, heavenly landscapes and tranquil lodges? The most accessible area of the park is the Chobe Riverfront, this is also where you will find the largest concentration of wildlife. For a more predator-rich area: head off to Linyanti Marshes. Or nourish your soul in the remote Savuti area. Wherever you go in this park, wildlife encounters are plentiful and all of Chobe feels like true wilderness. It is a place that can be enjoyed by everyone: couples, families and seasoned Africa travellers. PRICE INCLUDES: Luxury accommodation In a Standard Cabin All meals All soft drinks, mineral water, coffee, tea, beer and wine Water-based game viewing and birdwatching on smaller tender boats A land-based cultural tour of a local village Tiger and bream fishing in season Road transfers to and from Kasane International Airport and the Botswana Immigration Office on arrival and departure Boat transfers between the Botswana Immigration Office and the Namibia Immigration Office 15% Namibian VAT 1% Namibian Tourism Levy HIGHLIGHTS Game viewing by tender boat Tiger and bream fishing (strictly catch and release basis) Birdwatching Cultural village walks Chobe National Park Game Drives (additional cost) OUR TIPS: Explore different vantage points and enjoy unparalleled game viewing in complete comfort and elegance. Special SADC Rate - Suite R9,850 per person sharing per night. Valid until 28 February 2027. Rates are subject to currency fluctuations. Special SADC Rate - Luxury Suite R11,700 per person sharing per night. Valid until 28 February 2027. Standard Rate - Suite R 17,570 per person sharing per night ENQUIRE NOW

Great special at Thornybush Game Lodge, Thornybush Nature Reserve, Greater Kruger. Kulala Desert Lodge Tented safari lodge at the foot of the majestic Sossusvlei dunes, Namibia. kulala-desert-lodge-16.jpg kulala-desert-lodge-14.jpg Kulala-Desert-Lodge_18.jpg kulala-desert-lodge-16.jpg 1/23 Location Situated on 27,000 hectares of pristine private land at the foot of the majestic Sossusvlei dunes, bordering the Namib-Naukluft Park, Namibia. DESCRIPTION: Surrounded by red dunes, desolate mountains and gravel plains, Kulala Desert Lodge is set at the heart of the Namib Desert. The camp’s main buildings have been built in a North African-style and constructed entirely from clay bricks with a wrap-around verandah overlooking a waterhole and the surrounding desert scenery. A guided excursion to the famous Sossusvlei sand dunes located nearby will give you a unique desert experience, while guided nature walks, game drives and quad bike trails around the lodge’s private reserve are also offered. Cool off in the afternoons in the plunge pool or watch animals such as oryx, bat-eared fox, aardwolf, ostrich and jackal drink from the waterhole in front of the main building. One morning you could choose to go on a hot-air balloon safari where you will be served with a champagne breakfast on landing. Wilderness Kulala Desert Lodge is ideally situated on 27,000 hectares of pristine private land at the foot of the majestic Sossusvlei dunes, surrounded by miles and miles of ancient desert. Its exclusive-use gate allows guests early access to explore Sossusvlei, one of the most remarkable and photogenic landscapes on Earth. The vast dunefields beckon, offering thrilling adventures. An exclusive-use gate from Wilderness Kulula Desert Lodge gives you early access to Sossusvlei, one of the most remarkable landscapes on Earth. Guests can climb Big Daddy, one of the highest sand dunes in the world; hike along the 30-metre deep Sesriem Canyon, where water has carved through the rock over millennia; or take a leisurely stroll near camp along the Tsauchab River Trail. Exhilarating nature drives and guided walks spotting desert-adapted wildlife are also on offer, as well as a family favourite – a guided exploration of the spectacular gravel plains on electric-powered fat-tyre bikes. Perhaps even more unforgettable: take it all in from above, hot air ballooning** over this fantastical landscape. A rooftop sleep-out under millions of stars completes this amazing desert journey. **additional cost applies. The accommodation at Kulala Desert Lodge comprises 23 thatched and canvas "kulalas" ("to sleep" in Oshiwambo) with en-suite bathrooms and verandas. One of these is a family room with two bedrooms that share one bathroom and a wooden deck. Additionally, four en-suite kulalas are set up in pairs, each pair sharing a large wooden deck. Each unit is built on a wooden platform to catch the cooling breezes and has a deck on the flat rooftop where bedrolls are placed for guests to sleep under the myriad stars that Namibia's clear skies portray. With its North African inspiration, the main guest area houses a lounge, bar and dining area. A plunge pool irresistibly draws the eye out onto the desert landscape and a wrap-around veranda offers perfect views of the waterhole in front of the lodge. Early morning drives depart to the famous Sossusvlei dunes, while a selection of nature walks and drives are also available in the private reserve. Hot air ballooning and camel rides are among the more unusual adventures on offer. PRICE INCLUDES: Accommodation All meals Twice daily scheduled camp activities Laundry at camps which are able to provide this service Park fees All local drinks (premiumimported brands excluded) Namibian VAT and Tourism Levy HIGHLIGHTS Look forward to endless spectacular desert scenery and sightings of extraordinary, unexpected, desert wildlife during your stay at Wilderness Kulala Desert Lodge. Challenge your fitness on one of the dunes, spot desert-adapted game and smaller creatures, or strike a pose alongside eerie, long-dead camelthorn trees in Dead Vlei.  OUR TIPS: Ask to have a bedroll prepared on your rooftop deck and fall asleep under the dazzling stars in Namibia’s clear skies. Venture out on the main deck in the cool of the morning or at sunset and try to snap the perfect photo of the breathtaking desert vista and wildlife. The private gate means that trips to Sossusvlei reach the dunes early, while the sun is still rising. Special SADC Rate R4,632 per person per night sharing, valid until 05 Jan 2027 Rates are subject to currency fluctuations. Standard Season Rate . R8,215 per person per night sharing ENQUIRE NOW

Great special at Thornybush Game Lodge, Thornybush Nature Reserve, Greater Kruger. Tubu Tree & Little Tubu Luxury Tented Camps in the Okavango Delta, Botswana. 1/22 Location Hunda Island, Jao Concession, Okavango Delta, Botswana DESCRIPTION: Perched on the edge of a seasonal floodplain in the drier western part of the private Jao Reserve, Tubu Tree Camp and Little Tubu are where land-based safari meets elevated elegance. From your tented suite, raised on wooden platforms beneath shady marula and Jackalberry trees, the Delta opens before you, alive with movement, sound, and untamed beauty. Tubu Tree Built into the trees, Tubu Tree Camp offers guests a charming tree-house atmosphere with a series of high wooden walkways connecting the rooms and main areas, with fabulous views of the floodplains. Tubu Tree is situated on the famous Jao Reserve, along the western edge of Hunda Island which offers the best game viewing on the reserve. Its excellent location allows access to both wet and dry habitats showcasing the full splendour of the Okavango Delta. As its name indicates, this eight-tented traditional-style camp is set into the tree canopy on elevated wooden walkways, with picturesque views over the surrounding floodplains. The family unit has two adjoining tents, separate bathrooms and a shared lounge. The main area’s famous bar is shaded under the spreading boughs of a marula tree and the pool deck maximises the vista across the ever-changing floodplains. The Tubu Star Bed offers a romantic experience under the magnificent African sky. Little Tubu Little Tubu is situated on Hunda Island, next to its sister camp, Tubu Tree, connected to it by boardwalks. Hunda Island, the largest dryland environment in this area, hosts a mix of diverse habitats, ensuring a varied game viewing experience. Activities include day and night game drives through productive mopane and acacia woodlands. During winter (May to late September), boating, seasonal fishing and mekoro trips are also offered. Little Tubu has just three traditional-style tents; these and the main area are shaded by a riverine tree canopy and look out over a seasonal riverbed, which ebbs and flows with the passage of a variety of wildlife. Close by is a Star Bed for sleep-outs under the African sky. Hunda Island, on which Tubu Tree & Little Tubu are situated, is known for its concentrations of game and offers spectacular wildlife viewing on land, and tranquil adventures on the water. This combination of activities makes time spent at Tubu Tree and Little Tubu a complete Delta experience. Activities - Land & Water (depending on seasonal flood levels) Situated in a Private Concession With an array of activities, guests have the opportunity to explore the Okavango Delta in many ways such as game drives, mekoros, guided walks and much more Leopards are found in good numbers, and plains game concentrations are excellent in winter Tubu Tree & Little Tubu is situated on Hunda Island which is famous for leopard sightings as well as its excellent densities of large game species For those wishing to fully embrace the African bushveld, enjoy the stunning outdoor shower which is canopied by beautiful trees Each of the elevated decks at Tubu Tree offers guests some of the most magnificent views of the Island PRICE INCLUDES: Luxury accommodation in a Tent All meals Non-alcoholic beverages Twice daily scheduled camp activities Laundry HIGHLIGHTS Tubu Tree Camp is known for its thrilling wildlife sightings and classic safari atmosphere. Located in a game-rich corner of the Okavango, it offers perfect access to both floodplain and dry savannah habitats. From herds of elephants to elusive leopards and abundant plains game, each day promises a front-row seat to nature's raw drama. OUR TIPS: Little Tubu is a small intimate tented camp that accommodates a maximum of 6 guests at a time, allowing for a purely private experience. Special SADC Rate BWP 4,995 per person sharing per night. Valid until 30 April 2026 Rates are subject to currency fluctuations. Special SADC Advance Purchase Rate US$432 per person sharing per night. Valid until 05 January 2027 Standard Rate BWP 19,410 per person sharing per night. Valid until 05 January 2027 ENQUIRE NOW

Great special at Thornybush Game Lodge, Thornybush Nature Reserve, Greater Kruger. Monachira Camp Classic luxury tented safari camp on the Monachira channel, Moremi, north-eastern Okavango. monachira-camp-jetty-sundowners.jpg monachira-camp-rooms-exterior-view.jpg monachira-camp-experience-dining-by-pool.jpg monachira-camp-jetty-sundowners.jpg 1/18 Location Nestled along the peaceful Monachira Channel, northeast of Moremi Game Reserve, the camp offers year-round water safaris in one of Botswana’s most untouched and wildlife-rich regions. DESCRIPTION: Situated in the Moremi Game Reserve, Monachira Camp is aptly named after the Monachira channel flowing alongside it. Elevated wooden decks provide sweeping views of the floodplains teeming with wildlife. Guests can enjoy thrilling game drives and nature walks, as well as, a variety of water-based activities to explore the myriad of islands surrounding the camp offering an immersive experience in the wetlands' beautiful and diverse landscapes. Based in the Moremi Game Reserve, these activities will take you to some of the more remote areas in the delta. A motorboat ride promises to enthral you and captivate you, with the chance of seeing iconic wildlife from the river. Glide on quiet mokoro’s through the water lilies and view wildlife from below as you sail along at water level height. The camp is situated on the edge of the Monachira channel not far from the famous Gudigwa heronries, offering great viewing of this amazing nesting ground of thousands of herons, egrets and storks. While game drives are available, Monachira Camp is designed around water-based exploration. Guests can glide through papyrus-fringed channels by mokoro or motorboat, encountering elephants, lions, leopards, and rare antelope species along the way. The nearby Gudigwa heronries are home to thousands of birds, making Monachira a paradise for birdwatchers and photographers alike. A chance to see elephants, lions, leopard and a wide variety of Okavango species on the islands and floodplains along the permanent channels of the Monachira river. Also, a chance to see the elusive Pels Fishing Owl and rare sitatunga, a semi aquatic swamp antelope. Inspired by classic safaris and infused with a modern flair, Monachira Camp seamlessly blends nostalgia with contemporary luxuries. Our double and family designer tents each contain an en-suite bedroom with modern bathrooms, patio deck and relaxation area, offering ample space to unwind in your own privacy. Shaded by the island forests, our 10 tents are ideally positioned overlooking the vast floodplains while offering unparalleled views of the wildlife frequenting the surrounding wetlands. There are two Family Rooms which sleep 4 in two Luxury Tents combined with a common area, each with an en-suite bathroom. King or Twin beds available. The camp’s elegant main area includes a beach bar, plunge pool, lounge, curio shop, and open-air dining area, with interiors inspired by the colours and textures of the Delta — warm yellows, soft creams, deep blacks, and natural materials. PRICE INCLUDES: Rates are fully inclusive of accommodation, all meals, laundry, lodge activities, return vehicle airstrip transfers, alcoholic & non-alcoholic beverages (excluding imported and premium drinks) & taxes. Rates Exclude Conservation levy, premium imported drinks, international flights, travel insurance, VISA's, discretionary tips and certain optional extra activities HIGHLIGHTS Monachira is the perfect blend of comfort, style, and authenticity. Gourmet cuisine is served each night in the communal dining area and attentive service meets your every need. A spa and massage area are available for guests looking to relax in a calm and peaceful environment. OUR TIPS: Be sure to enjoy the water-based activities, as this is what sets this camo apart from many others. Special SADC Rate $350 per person per night sharing. Book within 30 days of travel. Valid until 19 December 2026. Rates are subject to currency fluctuations. Standard Rate from $920 per person per night sharing ENQUIRE NOW

Great special at Thornybush Game Lodge, Thornybush Nature Reserve, Greater Kruger. Kwetsani Camp Luxury Tented Camp in the Okavango Delta 1/21 Location Jao Reserve, North West Okavano Delta, Botswana DESCRIPTION: Located in the centre of the Jao Reserve, in the Okavango Delta, Wilderness Kwetsani is ideally positioned on an elongated island covered with palm, mangosteen and fig trees. The surrounding floodplains are home to a number of "Delta specials" - species that are found in few other places on Earth. Depending on the water levels, Wilderness Kwetsani offers excellent land and water activities, viewing wildlife by mekoro or on game drives, allowing guests to see all aspects of the Delta's makeup. During times of high water, Kwetsani boats to Hunda Island for game drives, complete with a picnic for a full-day excursion. Intimate and exclusive, Kwetsani promises all the Okavango has to offer, with exceptional game viewing both on land and water. Here lechwe, reedbuck, and tsessebe populate the floodplains, hippos and crocodiles take to the waters, and leopards, lions, and spotted hyenas provide thrilling predator encounters. Accommodation: Five luxurious, distinctively designed treehouse suites, tucked into the mangosteen and fig trees, beautifully crafted from canvas, wood, and glass; each safari suite provides an elegant home away from home, with an exquisitely furnished bedroom and lounge. The 5 luxurious “tree house” tents are elevated so as to take in the sweeping views. The main area includes a dining room and lounge area situated under a cool thatched roof, and leads onto an expansive wooden deck that looks out over an enormous floodplain often dotted with plains game. A plunge pool is the perfect spot to relax or watch the animals below. Wildlife: Wilderness Kwetsani is set in the most densely populated wetland area for red lechwe, and sitatunga. Hippos. and crocodiles are regularly seen. In the dry season tsessebe, elephants, wildebeest, and zebras are prevalent; with lion, cheetah, and leopard often sighted. Nocturnal animals like porcupine, aardwolf, serval, large spotted genet, and lesser bushbaby can be observed on night drives (water levels permitting). Many bird species are resident, such as large concentrations of wattle crane as well as slaty egret, rosy-throated longclaw, and African skimmer. Unique Selling Points Wilderness Kwetsani's position is ideal for a diverse game viewing experience, with access to the quintessential Delta waters, and the thrilling land adventures of the savannah The floodplains are populated by lechwe, reedbuck and tsessebe, and the waters by hippos and crocodiles Nearby Hunda Island – the largest landmass on the Jao Reserve – provides ample room for plains game such as giraffes, wildebeest, zebras and impalas, and their predators, chiefly leopards, lions and spotted hyaenas The surrounding floodplains are home to a number of Delta specials – species that are found in few other places on Earth: endangered wattled crane, slaty egret, pink-throated longclaw, and numerous others. PRICE INCLUDES: Accommodation on a full board basis including twice daily scheduled camp activities, local drinks, laundry, park fees. Please note that a *Corporate Social Responsibilty (CSR) levy of US$15.00 per person per night, will apply to all bookings. HIGHLIGHTS With direct access to the Delta’s waters and the open floodplains, Wilderness Kwetsani promises adventure and discovery. Explore the wetlands by boat or traditional mokoro. Here hippos and crocs dwell, and red lechwe and rare sitatunga leap across the channels. Keep a keen eye out for plains game such as giraffes, wildebeest, zebras and impalas, plus, of course, their predators. OUR TIPS: Explore all aspects of the Delta by land and water with game drives, mokoro rides, and boat trips. During times of high water, travel to Hunda Island for a full day out, complete with a picnic in the wilderness. Special SADC Rate $432 per person per night sharing. Valid from 1 April 2026 - 05 January 2027. Rates are subject to currency fluctuations. Standard Rate from $1,760 per person per night sharing ENQUIRE NOW

Great special at Thornybush Game Lodge, Thornybush Nature Reserve, Greater Kruger. Expeditions Camp Semi-permanent luxury tented camp in the northen Okavango Delta echoing the spirit of early explorers. expeditions camp tent 1.jpg expeditions-camp-mokoro-1.jpg expeditions-camp-wildlife-eli.jpg expeditions camp tent 1.jpg 1/15 Location The Northern Okavango Concession (NG12) sprawls across 90,000 hectares of untamed wilderness, and lies just north of Vumbura and Duba Plains, a largely untouched area of Botswana's Okavango Delta. DESCRIPTION: Pitched in a hidden crease of the Delta, Expeditions Camp rests under shady ebony trees beside a seasonal floodplain. This semi-permanent camp has been built with intention — and with a loyalty to the traditions of true wilderness exploration. Crafted for authenticity, the tents rest directly on the levelled forest floor, forgoing raised decks to create an intimate connection with the African bush. Four-poster beds, antique furnishings, Persian rugs, rich textiles and a fully plumbed en-suite bathroom with hot water on tap ensure that comfort is never compromised. A private deck opens onto the floodplains — the perfect place to sit, pause and watch the Delta shift with the light. Days unfold at nature’s own pace — following tracks in the sand, crossing water channels, sharing meals under open sky, and sleeping so close to the wild you can feel it breathing. In a world that moves too quickly, this camp slows you right down. There is no schedule here, only the wild pulse of the African bush — a place designed to take you back to where safaris started: under canvas, around firelight and fully immersed in the wild. This semi-permanent camp echoes the spirit of early explorers. You’ll sleep in expedition-style Meru tents, blending bygone comfort with rugged panache. Here wild adventure is wrapped, from head to toe, in unreal style. Each of the Meru tents has fully plumbed en-suite bathrooms, antique furnishings, four-poster beds, Wi-Fi, charging facilities and a private deck opening onto the floodplains. Pitched in a hidden crease of the Delta, Expeditions Camp rests under shady ebony trees beside a seasonal floodplain. This semi-permanent camp has been built with intention — and with a loyalty to the traditions of true wilderness exploration. Crafted for authenticity, the tents rest directly on the levelled forest floor, forgoing raised decks to create an intimate connection with the African bush. Four-poster beds, antique furnishings, Persian rugs, rich textiles and a fully plumbed en-suite bathroom with hot water on tap ensure that comfort is never compromised. A private deck opens onto the floodplains — the perfect place to sit, pause and watch the Delta shift with the light. Set right where early explorers once camped, the wilderness unfolds all around you… elephants in the channels, predators on the move and birdlife in every direction. Experiences include Mokoro safaris, game drives, boating, night drives and a scenic helicopter flight to the Tsodilo Hills UNESCO World Heritage Site (helicopetre flips carry a surcharge). The Northern Okavango Concession (NG12) sprawls across 90,000 hectares of untamed wilderness, and lies just north of Vumbura and Duba Plains, a largely untouched area of the Okavango Delta. Ideal for wildlife to roam freely, you’ll enjoy spectacular sightings of elephants, buffalo, lion, leopard, cheetah, and African wild dog, with lush grasslands and waterways providing the perfect habitat for herbivores and predators alike. The birdlife is exceptional here, with over 350 species recorded, including the endangered wattled crane, African paradise flycatcher, carmine bee-eater, and Pel’s fishing owl. Its maze of channels, islands, and wetlands makes for incredible game drives, night drives, boating and mokoro excursions, revealing a Delta that feels intoxicatingly alive. PRICE INCLUDES: Includes: all meals, drinks & safari activities Excludes: flights, transfers & a daily CCR fee of R275 pppn Children: 6–18 receive 50% off the accommodation rate when sharing with an adult SADC residents only | Book within 60 days of travel Camp Opens 1 April 2026. Offer valid until 31 March 2027 | T&Cs apply. HIGHLIGHTS The camp feels gently nostalgic and beautifully connected to the wilderness around it. OUR TIPS: This unforgettable experience is perfect for exclusive-use bookings — a camp offering expedition-style adventure, crafted for travellers who crave something real. Rugged yet refined, wild yet welcoming, it’s a place that brings safari back to its original promise: a journey into the unknown, shared with good company, under wide African skies. Siza SADC Opening Special R4,715 per person sharing per night. Book within 60 days of travel. Valid until 31 March 2027. Rates are subject to currency fluctuations. Standard Rate $875 per person sharing per night. ENQUIRE NOW

Great special at Thornybush Game Lodge, Thornybush Nature Reserve, Greater Kruger. Kiri Camp Luxury Tented Camp in the Okavango Delta. kiri-camp-botswana-specials-okavango.jpg kiri-camp-botswana-7.jpg kiri-camp-botswana-23.jpg kiri-camp-botswana-specials-okavango.jpg 1/23 Location NG32 Private Concession, South Eastern Okavango Delta, Botswana DESCRIPTION: The latest edition to the Machaba Safaris collection, Kiri Camp in the Okavango Deltaies in the NG32 private concession and offers a superb and exclusive game viewing experience. Kiri Camp is a stylish and luxurious camp with views overlooking the Kiri channel offering game drives and mokoro rides. Kiri Camp is named after the Kiri channel which flows past the island on which the camp is situated. The camp is raised on wooden decks to give one a view of the majestic Kiri floodplains which stretch out in front of the camp. The luxury tents are designed to incorporate the surrounding ebony forest under which the camp is situated. The use of wood, canvas and reeds are primary to the architecture of this stunning camp. Kiri Camp is located on an exclusive concession area of NG32 which is a large community-run concession, in the south eastern extreme of the Okavango Delta. The Camp is situated on the Kiri River system, between the Boro River and the Kiri River, about 20km’s south-west of Chiefs Island. It shares part of its border with the Moremi Game Reserve and benefits from the movement of the varied and prolific game from the reserve. Kiri Camp offers a combination of both game drives and water activities. Based on a private concession, these activities will take you to some of the more remote areas in the delta, previously inaccessible. A motorboat ride during peak flood times promises to enthral you and captivate you, with the chance of seeing iconic wildlife from the river. Glide on quiet mokoro’s through the water lilies and view wildlife from below as you sail along at water level height. The wildlife in the Kiri area is diverse and plentiful, renowned for its lion and buffalo interactions and rare wild dog numbers. PRICE INCLUDES: Luxury tented accommodation All meals Lodge activities Selected local beverages Laundry Return vehicle airstrip transfers HIGHLIGHTS The camp offers both land and water-based activities, from seasonal mokoros to thrilling morning and afternoon game drives. Guests will enjoy an unforgettable experience witnessing some of the greatest wildlife sightings in the African continent. Each suite is eco-friendly whilst still offering guests modern-day comforts. OUR TIPS: Kiri Camp is truly special as the camp is on a private concession which means you can enjoy night drives, walking safaris and mokoro excursions in this remote destination. Special SADC 30 Day Out Rate $350 per person per night sharing. Valid for bookings made within 30 days of travel. Valid until 19 December 2026. Rates are subject to currency fluctuations. Standard Rate $1,159 per person sharing per night. Valid until 31 March 2026 ENQUIRE NOW