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Belmond Safaris has specials running that will make your 2025 Safari Experience worthwhile, with great deals . .
Festive Season in the Warm Embrace of Belmond Safaris.
In addition to the usual Safari Excursions, guests will get to enjoy special festive activities.
Savute Elephant Lodge
December 23
Enjoy a festive Afternoon Tea that includes bubbles, baobab spritzers and Amarula egg nogg or coffee
Decemer 24
An evening of celebrations starting with festive sundowners at the Lounge, followed by a traditional Botswana-inspired boma Christmas Eve Dinner with carol singing by the talented lodge choir. End off the night with a night cap, with a Savute Signature cocktail, at the f ire pit.
December 25
A delicious Christmas bush brunch with endless bubbles. After brunch, each guest will have the opportunity to indulge in a 60 minute full body massage.
Eagle Island Lodge
December 26
Learn how to make “magwinya”, a traditional Botswana doughnut, in an immersive afternoon tea cooking class. Savour the festive flavours with a wide selection of beverages, G&T station and Amarula egg nogg. Ease into the evening with a festive sundonwers in the bush and end off with a magical night safari.
December 27
Enjoy a festive bush brunch with endless bubbles. After a hearty dinner, cosy up with a night cap of Amarula Hot Chocolate, festive pastries and homemade candied nuts by the fire pit.
December 28
Experience a unique cultural outing to Xaxaba Village.
EXTRA FESTIVE INCLUSIONS: 20-minute scenic helicopter flight with bubbles on arrival 60 minutes full body massage per guest
Minimum stay of 6 nights to receive the extra inclusions.
For bookings contact us at info@senseofafrica-botswana.com.
Exclusive Stay 6, Pay 5
Book 6 Nights and only Pay for 5, when staying between Belmond’s two safari Lodges in Botswana; Savute Elephant Lodge and Eagle Island Lodge.
Special is valid for new bookings travelling until 31 March 2025.
Maun welcomes long awaited Flood Waters !
The long awaited flood waters have reached the Matlapana River from the Boro river and the excitement saw the people of Maun welcoming it with open arms. The first waters of the river known as ‘Loleme,’ (first tip of the floodwaters) is believed to bring good luck to those who touch it and naturally people of all ages gathered for the occasion as the sun set in the horizon.
