No ManÂ’s Land No More - The Great Limpopo of Southern Africa

(EMAILWIRE.COM, January 08, 2010 ) SEATTLE, Wash. --- Ecological diversity, stunning wildlife and landscapes mix with major conservation endeavors across all these countries. Explore the remote trans-frontier wild lands of Botswana, Zimbabwe, South Africa and Mozambique. At Mashatu Private Game Reserve, venture into the bush with wildlife researchers to learn about the Tuli Elephant Research Project and the Northern Tuli Predator Project. Walk among dinosaur footprints and skeletons of the Northern Tuli Game Reserve. This reserve protects significant paleontological sites as well as rock art and remnants and remnants of Stone Age tools that are still found here, one of the longest inhabited places on earth. Visitors will also make connections with the local Makuleke people who are hosts in a community-based conservation program within the private Pafuri Reserve -- part of Kruger National Park. Compliment this journey in the wild lands of Africa with a visit to uniquely cosmopolitan Cape Town. A personal Wildland host in the Cape will share the cultural and natural history of the region while guests enjoy wine tasting in the Cape Winelands and have an opportunity to partake of a few rounds of golf at some of the CapeÂ’s most beautiful and challenging courses. South AfricaÂ’s sunny temperate climate makes this an ideal safari adventure any time of year. Trip begins in Johannesburg and ends in Cape Town, 10 days/9 nights, per person sharing $5695. Media Contact: Heather Miller, (970) 568-7423, heather@atmstravelnews.com , www.wildland.com. Photos available. Click here for Media Kit.

Wildland Adventures
Hailey McDonald
970-379-9363
hailey@atmstravelnews.com