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| Inhambane - Mozambique | |||||||||||
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| 5* Massinga Beach | |||||||||||
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| 10/25/2011 (mm/dd/yyyy) | |||||||||||
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| * Return flights to Inhambane * Pre-payable airport/security taxes * Return airport/hotel transfers * 5 nights accommodation at 5* Massinga Beach * Breakfast, lunch & dinner daily * A complimentary beach picnic lunch * Travel bag | |||||||||||
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| NOW - 31 OCT 2011. EXPERIENCE MOZAMBIQUE WITH LATHITA TRAVEL Web: www.lathita.co.za Tel: +27 41 373 7758 Mail: info@lathita.co.za | |||||||||||
Showing posts with label Mozambique Safari. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mozambique Safari. Show all posts
19 October 2011
11 August 2007
Southern Africa Conservation Areas.
Nature has endowed Southern Africa with great riches and the sub continent is host to a multitude of game species, birds, plat life, reptiles, butterflies and several smaller creatures that are quite easily overlooked. No less diverse than its wildlife is its scenery; a mosaic of lakes, rivers, waterfalls, vast salt pans, towering mountains, beaches, forests, woodlands, and a fascinating array of geological formations. Fortunately, much of the sub-continent's wildlife heritage and many of its unique attractions enjoy the protection of conservation.
South Africa
Offering a variety of landscapes and wildlife experiences, South Africa is justifiably promoted as "A World in one country". Within its borders are the expansive plains of the Karoo, the Cape Floral Kingdom, towering mountain peaks, vast tracks of bushveld and mikes of unspoilt beaches. It is recognized as a world leader in the field of conservation and counts among its parks two of the oldes conservation areas in Africa, Hluhluwe-Umfolozi and St.Lucia. Other well known parks include the Kruger National Park, Richtersveld, Addo Elephant National Park, and the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park in the Southern Kalahari.
Botswana
Approximately 17% of Botswana enjoys conservation status as national Parks, Game Reserves, or forestry areas. The Okavango Delta in undoubtly the country's main attraction and nearly one third of the Delta is protected within the boundries of the Moremi Game Reserve. Contrasting sharply with the waterways of the Delta are the vast saline pans of the Makgadigadi and the savanna woodlands of the Central Kalahari Game Reserve. Other game reserves in Botswana includes Chobe National Park with its vast herds of Elephant, Savute, Khama Rhino Sanctuary, Khutse Game Reserve, Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, and the Thuli Block.
Lesotho
Situated on the Drakensberg escarpment in the south eastern Lesotho, Sehlabathebe National Park is Lesotho's only conservation area. Its main attractions are the spectular mountain scenery, strangely shaped sandstone formations, rock paintings and excellent trout fishing.
Mozambique
Many years of civil war have destroyed much of Mozambique. including most of its wildlife heritage. The country is however rebuilding its tourism industry and ans is currently enjoying the attention of private investors as well as government. Most visitors are attracted by the superb scuba diving and spectacular beaches of the Eastern Coast. National Parks includes Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park, Bazaruto National Park, Parque Nacional da Grongoza, and the Maputo Elephant Reserve.
The next issue of this blog will follow shortly with more information on parks in the following countries;
Namibia
Swaziland
Zambia
Zimbabwe
Experience a African Safari with Lathita Expeditions.
South Africa
Offering a variety of landscapes and wildlife experiences, South Africa is justifiably promoted as "A World in one country". Within its borders are the expansive plains of the Karoo, the Cape Floral Kingdom, towering mountain peaks, vast tracks of bushveld and mikes of unspoilt beaches. It is recognized as a world leader in the field of conservation and counts among its parks two of the oldes conservation areas in Africa, Hluhluwe-Umfolozi and St.Lucia. Other well known parks include the Kruger National Park, Richtersveld, Addo Elephant National Park, and the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park in the Southern Kalahari.
Botswana
Approximately 17% of Botswana enjoys conservation status as national Parks, Game Reserves, or forestry areas. The Okavango Delta in undoubtly the country's main attraction and nearly one third of the Delta is protected within the boundries of the Moremi Game Reserve. Contrasting sharply with the waterways of the Delta are the vast saline pans of the Makgadigadi and the savanna woodlands of the Central Kalahari Game Reserve. Other game reserves in Botswana includes Chobe National Park with its vast herds of Elephant, Savute, Khama Rhino Sanctuary, Khutse Game Reserve, Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, and the Thuli Block.
Lesotho
Situated on the Drakensberg escarpment in the south eastern Lesotho, Sehlabathebe National Park is Lesotho's only conservation area. Its main attractions are the spectular mountain scenery, strangely shaped sandstone formations, rock paintings and excellent trout fishing.
Mozambique
Many years of civil war have destroyed much of Mozambique. including most of its wildlife heritage. The country is however rebuilding its tourism industry and ans is currently enjoying the attention of private investors as well as government. Most visitors are attracted by the superb scuba diving and spectacular beaches of the Eastern Coast. National Parks includes Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park, Bazaruto National Park, Parque Nacional da Grongoza, and the Maputo Elephant Reserve.
The next issue of this blog will follow shortly with more information on parks in the following countries;
Namibia
Swaziland
Zambia
Zimbabwe
Experience a African Safari with Lathita Expeditions.
18 December 2006
Beach Break
Travel with Lathita Expeditions to Mozambique and relax at the elegant Dugong Beach Lodge.

Relax and enjoy the luxury of Dugong Beach Lodge, situated on the Indian Ocean coastline of Mozambique, within one of the most unique marine and wildlife sanctuaries - "The Vilanculos Coastal Wildlife Sanctuary". Discover the tranquillity and unspoiled paradise of Dugong Beach Lodge; set within the boundaries of The Vilanculos Coastal Wildlife Sanctuary, the first privately managed Specially Protected National Park in Mozambique. Located on 30 000 hectares of pristine marine and wildlife territory, it provides a unique 'Beach and Wilderness' experience in a hidden corner of sub-tropical Africa. This diverse eco-system of wilderness and wetland, with its powder white beaches and crystal clear water is host to a magnificent array of fish, dolphin and very importantly, the nearly extinct "Dugong". Shallow and deepwater reefs reveal beautiful creatures such as the leatherback turtle, sailfish, manta ray, to name a few.

Dugong Lodge, perched right on the edge of the beach is an idyllic setting with ten luxury units built on raised decks in the shade of Msasa Trees with Jecka grass canopies. The lounge and restaurant on raised Mahogany timber decks with a jetty jutting out into the protected Vilanculos Bay, afford one breath taking views of the ever-changing colours and hues of the water dotted with the white sails of ancient dhows.

Activities offered free or charge to the guests at the lodge:
- Strolls along the beach
- All non-motorised water sports

Other Activities available include:
- Scuba Diving
- Deep sea fishing
- Fishing Day trips
- Yacht cruises
- Dhouw trips
Book this African Experience with Lathita Expeditions.
4x4 Safaris – Luxury Tours – African Safaris – Honeymoon Packages – Motorcycle Tours

Relax and enjoy the luxury of Dugong Beach Lodge, situated on the Indian Ocean coastline of Mozambique, within one of the most unique marine and wildlife sanctuaries - "The Vilanculos Coastal Wildlife Sanctuary". Discover the tranquillity and unspoiled paradise of Dugong Beach Lodge; set within the boundaries of The Vilanculos Coastal Wildlife Sanctuary, the first privately managed Specially Protected National Park in Mozambique. Located on 30 000 hectares of pristine marine and wildlife territory, it provides a unique 'Beach and Wilderness' experience in a hidden corner of sub-tropical Africa. This diverse eco-system of wilderness and wetland, with its powder white beaches and crystal clear water is host to a magnificent array of fish, dolphin and very importantly, the nearly extinct "Dugong". Shallow and deepwater reefs reveal beautiful creatures such as the leatherback turtle, sailfish, manta ray, to name a few.

Dugong Lodge, perched right on the edge of the beach is an idyllic setting with ten luxury units built on raised decks in the shade of Msasa Trees with Jecka grass canopies. The lounge and restaurant on raised Mahogany timber decks with a jetty jutting out into the protected Vilanculos Bay, afford one breath taking views of the ever-changing colours and hues of the water dotted with the white sails of ancient dhows.

Activities offered free or charge to the guests at the lodge:
- Strolls along the beach
- All non-motorised water sports

Other Activities available include:
- Scuba Diving
- Deep sea fishing
- Fishing Day trips
- Yacht cruises
- Dhouw trips
Book this African Experience with Lathita Expeditions.
4x4 Safaris – Luxury Tours – African Safaris – Honeymoon Packages – Motorcycle Tours
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