The Sunday Times has voted Special Interest Holidays as
one of their 100 best worldwide holiday programmes.
Special Interest Holidays have also been recommended by the Daily Telegraph.
They have featured internationally on the television and in the press.
Planning your Botswana Safari
Planning your Safari is a job for the professionals. A typical three camp safari from
most major cities in the world involves booking and coordinating:
Four long haul flights (inbound & outbound); including connections usually to
Johannesburg
Two short haul flights (inbound & outbound); Johannesburg/Maun
Four light aircraft flights
Three camps
Two hotels; Johannesburg or Maun
Four Hotel/Airport transfers
That is nineteen events to be smoothly programmed and coordinated. That
alone is quite a task but add to that the advise you will need regarding the best camps,
hotels and small aircraft charter companies to use. All the camps offered by any top
Africa specialist safari company should have been visited by at least one person in their
team. They should be able to speak from first hand experience. They should also be in
direct contact with all the service providers not using agents. These are the questions
you should be asking them. They should also have the infrastructure and knowledge should
anything go wrong such as missing your flight. In this situation how would you go about
rearranging and coordinating nineteen events? The only way forward for a carefree holiday
is to use the safari experts.
