The ultimate ocean safari
20 August 2018
MOZAMBIQUE
OCEAN SAFARI
The Quilalea house reef is accessed directly from the beach in front of the bar and perfect for snorkelling and night dives.
ACCESS
- 5 x weekly: Johannesburg ↔ Pemba (Airlink: less than 3 hours)
- 2 x weekly: Nairobi ↔ Pemba (LAM: just over 2 hours)
- 3 x weekly: Dar es Salaam ↔ Pemba (LAM: just over 1 hour)
RATES & AVAILABILITY
Use the brilliant LUXURY FOR LESS offer between 26 Nov and 16 Dec — 2 stay for the price of 1 on 7 nights or more.
HONEYMOONERS receive 40% off the bride's accommodation (valid until 16 Dec 2018)
COMBINE with AZURA SELOUS - Stay 4 Pay 3 valid at both Azura Selous and Azura Quilalea.
DO NOT MISS
South Africa
WHAT WE LOVE: Many of our team are South African and we are all extremely passionate about the country, its people, wildlife and scenic beauty – who would not be with an office in the Cape winelands! But most of all we are proud of what South Africa has achieved and the challenges we have overcome. It is a country that has diversity as its hallmark. From lush forests, vast savannahs, beautiful beaches, arid semi-desert, dramatic mountain ranges to its cosmopolitan cities, ‘Big Five’ wildlife reserves, winelands, gourmet restaurants and colourful shanty towns: South Africa has all any visitor could ask for. Strong on adventure, sport, nature and wildlife, it is also a pioneer and global leader in responsible tourism.
Machaba Camp & Little Machaba
The classic, 1950’s-style Machaba Camp and Little Machaba are situated in the 35 000-hectare Khwai Concession in the northeastern Okavango, adjacent to Moremi Game Reserve. The name Machaba is the local Setswana name for the sycamore fig tree, the tree of life, renowned for their abundant fruit, which feeds a vast array of animals throughout the year, including elephant, baboons, bushbuck, green pigeons and many more. The camp pathways meander between the large riverine trees.
Machaba Camp's 10 luxury tents are situated in the beautiful riverine treeline on the Khwai River, overlooking the famous Moremi Game Reserve. From these tented verandas one can watch the daily parade of animals coming down to drink at the river in front of camp. The tents and main area of Little Machaba are all on decks and overlook a large floodplain.
