Africa photo safari-which one?
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I haven't actually been, but did see the brochure for Joseph Van Os Photo Safaris, which appears to be geared specifically for photographers. They have a limited choice of Africa destinations, but it is an alternative to the less specialized tour company, e.g. A&K. <BR>
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I have not used this, but there is a woman, Michele Burgess at [email protected] who runs photo safaris. We are using Big Five for a 3 week safari of Kenya & Tanzania in Jan. Big Five was highly recommended by friends.
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Hi <BR> <BR>We are tour operators based in SA and cater for every individual clients needs. Please contact us via our website for more info. <BR>www.outlookafrica.co.za
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There is a great site you may want to try called the Adventure Finder, which lets you search for companies that offer tours and request free brochures. You can search by country or by activity (eg: photography/ safari) <BR>Their site is at: <BR> http://www.greentravel.com/refer/uktravel/xnet <BR> <BR>Have a great time - Africa is a wonderful country to visit.
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Best safari experience is Botswana, small, exclusive, wonderful animal experiences. I have been to Kenya, and while animals are great, the traffic jams are bad and every sighting has lots of minibuses. In Botswana (we went with Wilderness Safaris) they have private concessions where sightings are controlled, only 2 vehicles allowed at one time. Great guides also. I used Fish Eagle Safaris (have a great website) <BR>Going again in August! <BR>Pat
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<BR>I am leaving on June 13 for a 14 day safari in Tanzania with Thompson Safaris. I've heard great things about them, and so far their service has been excellent. They are based in Tanzania and have an office in Boston. <BR> <BR>I've also heard great things about Abercrombe and Kent (good service, but expensive) and Micato (good service, not quite as expensive).