Exciting New Destinations and Experiences Offered
Dertour Suisse's specialist in African travel, Private Safaris, is introducing two new catalogs that promise to invigorate their offerings with fresh experiences and destinations. The highlight of these new catalogs is the inclusion of Morocco, which makes its debut in Private Safaris' lineup. In addition to this new destination, travelers can look forward to enhanced itineraries and safari experiences in South Africa, Namibia, Angola, and Tanzania.
As reported by Dertour Suisse, the Moroccan offerings are derived from the former Travelhouse portfolio, now being expertly managed by Private Safaris as part of the integration with Kuoni and the Kuoni Specialists. Travelers can choose from guided tours or self-drive journeys, with accommodations ranging from charming Riads to historic Kasbahs and unique desert camps, ensuring a diverse and immersive travel experience.
General Manager Claudio Nauli emphasizes, “Morocco offers a captivating blend of culture, nature, and personalized travel experiences, making it a perfect fit for the DNA of Private Safaris.” This sentiment reflects the agency’s commitment to providing culturally rich and adventurous itineraries that resonate with travelers seeking unique experiences.
Expanded Adventures in Established Destinations
In addition to the new Moroccan offerings, Private Safaris is expanding its programs in existing destinations. One notable addition is the new self-drive tour titled “Untamed Garden Route” in South Africa, which allows travelers to explore the stunning Garden Route while enjoying overnight stays in luxurious glamping tents provided by Africamps. This route takes adventurers from the Addo Elephant National Park to the picturesque wine region surrounding Wellington, combining nature and luxury in a unique way.
For those seeking even more adventure, the new Drifters tour from Windhoek to Luanda promises an exhilarating journey. This safari truck expedition traverses the landscapes of Namibia and Angola, including breathtaking sights such as the Ruacana and Kalandula Falls, the Namib Desert, and the Tundavala Gorge. The itinerary includes wild camping and exploration of remote coastal areas, appealing to those who relish the call of the wild.
Tanzania also joins the roster with a new multi-day walking safari in the Serengeti National Park, where travelers can immerse themselves in nature on foot, guided by experienced professionals. The journey features accommodations at the mobile Wayo Walking Camp, providing a unique opportunity to connect with the wilderness in a truly intimate manner.
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As reported by travelnews.ch.
