Woodbridge Safaris
"however you wish to travel"
Example Safari Itineraries
All my trips are tailor-made to your requirements, and it's essential that we discuss your experience and interests so that I can design the ideal safari. However, the following example itineraries are illustrative of itineraries which I can prepare:
- Kenyan Wilderness and Wildlife: This 12-day trip combines two contrasting safari destinations, offering diverse habits to maximise the range of mammals and birds you will encounter. Against the picturesque backdrop of snow-topped Mount Kilimanjaro, Ol Donyo Wuas lodge offers luxury accommodation and game-viewing on foot, horseback or by open four-wheel drive vehicle. You then fly over the rolling plains of the Masai Mara to spend 5 nights at Kicheche Bush Camp. This itinerary is ideal for those wishing a safari experience off-the-beaten track. 2007 prices from £2,810.00 per person, each of two travelling
- Big Game, Ocean Sands: This two-week trip combines two safari destinations in contrasting areas to give you diversity of game-viewing and birding. Meet the "Big Diary" cats in the Masai Mara before relaxing on the beach for the second week, when a variety of watersports are also on offer. 2007 prices from £2,475.00 based on one person travelling
- Multi-Activity, Self-Drive: This two-week self-drive trip crosses the Limpopo river from South Africa into Botswana, offering exclusive accommodation in four different safari areas. It is ideal for those seeking more than game-viewing from a vehicle, with walking and cycling also on offer. Although not designed as a riding safari, three of the destinations do offer horse riding for both the experienced and novice rider. 2007 prices from £2965, each of four travelling
- Zambian Walking Safari: Zambia is the home of walking safaris in Africa and continues to offer an exclusive wilderness experience with top-quality guiding. This trip combines excellent birding, photographic and game-viewing opportunities at premier camps in the Luangwa and Lower Zambezi valleys. 2007 Prices from £5240, each of four travelling
- Wild, Yet Active: This two-week self-drive safari has a relaxing start at a luxurious country lodge (with horse riding available nearby), before game-viewing in the Waterberg region of South Africa from a vehicle or on foot. In Botswana, there is a chance to see big cats and other game from a vehicle or horseback at Mashatu. 2007 Prices from £2180, each of two travelling
- Self-Drive Desert and Wildlife in Namibia: Namibia offers unparalleled desert scenery and world-class wildlife. This self-drive trip combines the best of both in a very varied fortnight. The camps offer first-class guiding and activities ranging from walking and game drives to horse-riding and hot-air ballooning. 2007 Prices from £2955, each of two travelling
- Cape Botany and Birdwatching Safari: This two-week self-drive safari is for the discerning traveller, interested in botany and birdwatching. There is flexibility to visit vineyards, whale watch during your stay at Hermanus and build in other highlights in Cape Town before driving to the mountains north of the Cape. 2007 Prices from £2635, each of two travelling
- Family Self-Drive Safari: This two-week trip is designed to keep the whole family happy. Whale watching off the Cape, nature reserve at Cape Point, penguins at Boulders Bay, vineyard visits, wildlife viewing in Madikwe, and at Sun City water sports and other activities suitable for children. 2007 Prices from £2325, each of four travelling