Wildlife Worldwide Special Offers
ANTARCTIC DREAM SPECIAL OFFER 18 - 28 AUGUST 2008 AROUND SPITZBERGEN
The Svalbard archipelago is only a few hours flight from the UK yet this extraordinary land of rugged mountains, sweeping tundra, ice caps and glaciers is a true High Arctic wilderness.
Our ever popular 'Around Spitsbergen' cruise, which often books up a year or so in advance, has a new opening for a departure on the 18th August 2008. Save up to £370 per person. (Please note that this special is only valid for new bookings):
The wildlife watching around Spitsbergen is exceptional: the impressive Monaco Glacier is a favourite feeding spot for thousands of Kittiwakes; opportunistic Arctic Foxes patrol for young birds falling from nesting ledges; Bearded Seals cruise the scenic fjords; 200,000 strong colonies of Little Auks surround spectacular bird cliffs; Walrus wallow in the shallows; Beluga Whale sightings are likely and there is always the possibility of the ultimate wildlife encounter - with the mighty Polar Bear.
- Twin with shared facilities------- Was, £2525, Now £2325, Save £200 per person
- Twin with private facilities------ Was £3025, Now 2765, Save £260 per person
- Superior Cabin-------------------- Was £3395, Now £3075, Save £320 person
- Suite----------------------------- Was £3795, Now £3425, Save £370 person
Book a trip to Madagascar before end of August 08 and receive a free 'Mammals of Madagascar' book by Nick Garbutt.
A journey to Madagascar is a visit to a world within the world. The variety of the environments combined with its isolation has produced a diversity in the animal and plant kingdom found nowhere else on earth. It is the fourth largest island in the world and has a history of isolation. 130 million years ago it split from the mainland of what was Gondwanaland and became a unique wildlife sanctuary encompassing a breathtaking variety of landscapes from highland mountains and coastal rainforests to savannah plains, dry baobab forests, lakes, a unique spiny desert, mangroves and of course beautiful beaches. Only Brazil has more primate species than Madagascar, but it is only in Madagascar that you can see lemurs...
ZAMBIA MOBILE SAFARIS - SAVE £1,100
HUGE DISCOUNTS DUE TO LATE JUNE/JULY CANCELLATIONS
A handful of travellers have decided at the last minute that Skegness is a better bet for summer 2008 and as a result Wildlife Worldwide can offer what can only be described as 'truly moving' discounts on selected departures of its 13-day South Luangwa Mobile Walking Safari holidays, departing London 19th and 29th June, 18th and 23rd July 2008.
Walking safaris were pioneered in Zambia's Luangwa Valley and certainly South Luangwa maintains a high reputation amongst the cognoscenti as the way to experience the real Africa. This holiday has three sections, initially spending a couple of nights amongst beautiful stands of ebony at Nkwali camp. The walking route strikes out following the Mupamadzi River, covering approximately ten kilometres per day across varied terrain in the park's remote northern region. For five nights guests are escorted by expert safari guides and armed National Park Scouts, wildlife viewing en route and spending each evening in a fully-serviced mobile camp with walk-in tents and bucket showers, enjoying evening meals cooked and eaten under brilliant star-filled Zambian skies. From ants to buffalo, bird's nests to tracking lions, guests will learn the many facets of the bush. Latterly, three nights are spent by the shores of the Luangwa River at Tena Tena camp, where a magnificent thatched bar area offers great views over the river. Further walking and 4wd game explorations are made before a final night close to Lusaka at Pioneer Camp and homewards flights next day.
South African Offer - Act now!
We are currently able to offer a superb reduction on a trip to the Kruger National Park in South Africa. The wildlife viewing opportunities offered by this park rival those across the whole of Africa, with notable mammals alone of Lion, Cheetah, Elephant, Hippo, Giraffe, Nile Crocodile and both Black and White Rhino. The park is 350 kilometres in length, north to south, with 300 species of tree and excellent birding.
By spending three nights at River Lodge, Kruger you would also be able to experience the buzz of Cape Town with the addition of three extra nights free at Cape Cadogan. The starting price for a twin share for this African wildlife and cultural experience is only £1,875. (For travel until the end of August 2008)
We can of course tailor-make an extended stay incorporating more of South Africa's treats including for example The Garden Route or KwaZulu Natal, if required.
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PowerMonkey can recharge numerous gadgets including your mobile phone, iPod, MP3, DX, PSP, PDA and digital camera, enabling you to take up to 1600 more shots. The PowerMonkey will even hold its charge without leakage for up to a year. The universal mains charger will work in over 150 countries and has inter-changeable heads for UK, US, Australia and Europe.
The Power Monkey charger has now been improved to include a Solar Charger, so you can use it virtually anywhere. The new Power Monkey eXplorer allows you to charge your phone, camera, ipod, Nintendo DS etc.
Wildlife Worldwide customers can save £5 on the current online web price of the PowerMonkey. To see the product and claim your discount, visit www.powermonkey.co.uk and quote reference WLWPM (it's case sensitive) when prompted at the checkout.