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The Antics of Anthony Aardvark
Prompted by the antics of Anthony Aardvark (a well travelled stuffed toy) who had a particularly exciting time in Zambia and Botswana we've devoted this issue to some of the more unusual safaris we can offer.
Ant's Bush Camp
Family crossing river

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What
A new venture from the Ant's stable, offering guests two to three days of superb walking in a 100,000 acre reserve in South Africa's rugged Waterberg region.

Need to know
Rustic tented camp, no electricity but hot showers and great bush food, malaria free, excellent game including black and white rhino, leopard, wild dog, unique Bushman paintings and iron age sites. Walking can be challenging so a degree of fitness necessary.

Perfect for
An opportunity to experience a true rustic African experience in an unspoilt wilderness area. Combines perfectly with a stay at Ant's Nest or Ant's Hill.

Mobile safari through Western Kenya
Monkey eating

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What
Private guided safari focussing on a remote and rarely visited region; incredible wildlife and unique cultures.

Need to know
Seven night safari lead by Zimbabwean guide Steve Carey available year-round except July, August and December. Highlights include scenically breathtaking Lake Bogoria; Lake Baringo, one of Africa's top birding destinations; Mount Elgon, second highest in Kenya and with famous for its elephant caves; and Kakamega Forest with superb birds and primates and the only remnant piece of Congo forest eco-system in Kenya.

Perfect for
Unusual stuff, remote off the beaten track safari.

Zambian photographic safaris
Family of elephants

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What
Shenton Safaris' unique photographic hides guarantee close wildlife encounters and a whole host of stunning photos in complete safety.

Need to know
Two lovely bush camps in a quiet corner of the South Luangwa Valley. Three unique hides: The Hippo hide, carved low down into the river bank almost guarantees hippo yawning and fighting pictures. The Elephant hide on a wooden platform above a centuries old elephant highway gives a unique and safe perch to capture elephant activities. The River hide on the Luangwa River and amid a carmine bee eater colony provides sensational photo opportunities for these fantastically colourful birds - great for professionals and novices alike.

Perfect for
Up close and personal game viewing, spectacular photography.

Tok Tokkie walking trails
Guided desert walks in NamibRand Nature Reserve
Walking in Namibia

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What
A three day walking safari through the intriguing landscape of the world's oldest desert in Namibia.

Need to know
Expect to walk about 10km a day through landscapes ranging from mountainous terrain to sandy dunes. Sleep out under the stars with desert luxuries of a hot bucket shower, bush loo with a view, and delicious food. A truly remote experience visiting the most untouched parts of this ancient desert. A reasonable level of fitness is required.

Perfect for
Close up viewing of desert fauna and flora.

Wildguides Botswana
Wildguide experience at night

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What
A three night adventure designed to equip guests with some of the skills and awareness of a safari guide.

Need to know
Based at Nokalodi Bush Camp in the northern Tuli Game Reserve, Botswana and under the tutelage of Okavango Guiding School guides. Participants learn tracking, rifle handling, off-road driving, predicting animal behaviour, viewing and retreating from potentially dangerous animals.

Perfect for
Anyone who has ever wanted to try their hand as a safari guide.

PS. Here's Anthony Aardvark enjoying some of his own adventures AnthonyZs adventures

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