From the vast Bangweulu Wetlands that host the elusive Shoebill to the hushed and historical rock-hewn churches of Lalibela and everything in-between, 2007 was filled to the brim with wonderful discoveries, rare and awe-inspiring sights, uncomfortably close encounters, intrepid tracking ventures and rugby on the river! Experience it all with John Stevens Guided Safaris Africa.
As our Christmas newsletter came in over the Christmas/New Year holiday period, you may have missed all our exciting news and updates!
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If you haven't visited our site recently, please enjoy looking at our updated news and information - we recommend especially John's Diary, the Guest Book, updated Itineraries and additions to the Gallery, (beautiful photographs all taken by John during the 2007 safari season).
Group Bookings
Executive, Incentive, Leisure or Team-Building
A Great John Stevens African Adventure provides an exciting medium for team-building, a fantastic incentive for corporates, a richly rewarding experience for life or a relaxed get-together for families or groups of friends. Group Bookings with John Stevens Guided Safaris Africa are welcome and we are able to design the perfect safari in many locations throughout Africa.
“A team-building experience with a difference!”
“The perfect hosts for an exclusive executive getaway!”
“See other sides of your associates in a world that so few people see.”
If your team deserves the rewards and motivation that a John Stevens Safari provides, then book now. And if you belong to an organisation, group or business that demands top standards for its high performers, then John Stevens is the best man to show you and your associates the best of Africa. We guarantee a long-remembered, first-class experience!
"John Stevens Safaris organized and provided a complete safari experience for the 20 Trustees of the American University in Cairo and their spouses. All the facilities, food and staff surpassed our expectations and John Stevens made Africa come alive with his fantastic knowledge and personality. I had personally been on safari with John, alone and with my family, so felt totally confident he could give the Trustees the best possible experience.“
Bruce Ludwig, Trustee, American University in Cairo, Egypt
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A Very Special Safari in Botswana
9 - 23 April 2008
Nicci and John - We'd really appreciate it if you could add the following to your next mailing - David Coulson and Angela Fisher
This trip is an opportunity of a lifetime to travel with famous photographer-authors Angela Fisher, Carol Beckwith, David Coulson and Alec Campbell into the heart of a wild and little known part of Africa, the Kalahari Desert in Botswana. Our host will be Ralph Bousfield whose company is called, "Uncharted Africa". Here we shall spend time with the Bushmen/San hunter-gatherers, following them on their hunts and participating in their dances and ceremonies. Afterwards Bousfield will take us out into one of the wildest places on earth, the great Makgadigadi Pans where we shall dine out under the blazing night sky. Later we travel to the Tsodilo Hills, home to many thousand ancient rock paintings and a Unesco World Heritage Site. Most of these paintings were discovered by Alec Campbell who was Director of the National Museums of Botswana for many years. He and photographer, David Coulson co-authored the book, African Rock Art which is the definitive book on the prehistoric art of this continent. Fisher and Beckwith are known throughout the world for their documentation of African ceremonies across the continent. On this safari we will have the unique opportunity of watching them at work with one of Africa's most fascinating and threatened indigenous peoples.
Don't miss this opportunity - David Coulson 7 February 2007
For further information email Angela Fisher at africanceremonies@btinternet.com, Nicci Stevens on nicci@johnstevenssafaris.com or visit www.africanceremonies.com
Contact us soon about your next safari!
2008
It is not too late to book a safari for 2008 - there are pockets of space still available in most safari countries, especially later in the year. Check with us, as movement with bookings made way in advance or confirmations or date shifting often frees up whole blocks!
2009
It is certainly not too soon to get in touch with us about your 2009 plans - or even 2010. The more in advance you can make plans the more it helps us to put together the perfect safari for your every need and desire.
John can privately guide your safari or, alternatively, you may wish to travel independently, still drawing on our knowledge and experience to design the best possible itinerary.
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Best wishes from Zimbabwe
John, Nicci and Sarah
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