CC Africa’s amazing facts!
Did you know that CC Africa owns and operates more than 40 safari camps and lodges in Africa’s wilderness highspots?
They include:
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1 |
Ngala Lodge |
20 cottages and one Safari Suite |
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2 |
Ngala Tented Safari Camp |
6 ensuite safari tents |
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3 |
Ngala Walking Safaris Camp |
4 ensuite safari tents |
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4 |
Dulini Safari Lodge
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6 suites |
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5 |
River Lodge |
8 suites |
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6 |
Leadwood Lodge |
4 suites |
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7 |
Kirkman’s Kamp |
18 cottages |
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8 |
Bongani Mountain Lodge |
20 cottages and 10 family suites |
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9 |
Phinda Mountain Lodge |
20 suites |
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10 |
Phinda Rock Lodge |
6 suites |
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11 |
Phinda Forest Lodge |
16 suites |
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12 |
Phinda Vlei Lodge |
6 suites |
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13 |
Phinda Zuka Lodge |
4 cottages (sole-use safari villa) |
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14 |
Phinda Getty House |
4 suites (sole-use safari villa) |
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15 |
Phinda Walking Safaris Camp |
4 ensuite safari tents |
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16 |
Kwandwe Great Fish River Lodge |
9 suites |
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17 |
Kwandwe Ecca Lodge |
6 suites |
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18 |
Kwandwe Uplands Homestead |
3 suites (sole-use safari villa) |
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19 |
Kwandwe Melton Manor (opening April 2007) |
4 suites (sole-use safari villa) |
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20 |
Madikwe Safari Lodge – West Camp |
4 suites |
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21 |
Madikwe Safari Lodge – North Camp |
5 suites |
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22 |
Madikwe Safari Lodge – East Camp |
7 suites |
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23 |
Sossusvlei Mountain Lodge |
10 desert villas |
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24 |
Nxabega Okavango Safari Camp |
10 ensuite safari tents |
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25 |
Sandibe Safari Lodge |
8 cottages |
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26 |
Matetsi Water Lodge |
6 suites |
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27 |
Matetsi Water Lodge |
6 suites |
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28 |
Matetsi Water Lodge |
6 suites |
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29 |
Grumeti River Camp |
10 ensuite safari tents |
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30 |
Lake Manyara Tree Lodge |
10 treehouse suites |
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31 |
Ngorongoro Crater Lodge |
12 suites |
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32 |
Ngorongoro Crater Lodge |
12 suites |
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33 |
Ngorongoro Crater Lodge |
6 suites |
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34 |
Klein’s Camp |
10 cottages |
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35 |
Mnemba Island Lodge |
10 beachside bandas |
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36 |
Kichwa Tembo Tented Safari Camp |
40 ensuite safari tents |
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37 |
Bateleur Camp at Kichwa Tembo |
9 ensuite safari tents |
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38 |
Bateleur Camp at Kichwa Tembo |
9 ensuite safari tents |
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39 |
Botswana Under Canvas |
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40 |
Namibia Under Canvas |
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41
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Tanzania Under Canvas |
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CC Africa operates two safari lodges in India‘s wilderness highspots:
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1 |
Mahua Kothi |
12 kutiyas (jungle suites) |
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2
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Baghvan |
12 bungalow suites |
CC Africa also owns and operates more than 40 safari camps and lodges in 7 countries:
1. South Africa
2. Namibia
3. Botswana
4. Zimbabwe
5. Kenya
6. Tanzania
7. India
CC Africa Safaris now operates in 16 African countries:
1. South Africa
2. Lesotho
3. Swaziland
4. Namibia
5. Zimbabwe
6. Botswana
7. Mozambique
8. Zambia
9. Malawi
10. Tanzania
11. Kenya
12. Uganda
13. Rwanda
14. Mauritius
15. Seychelles
16. Madagascar
CC Africa employs:
2,500 people – the majority coming from rural communities
Lodge / Reserve destinations in Africa:
1. Phinda Private Game Reserve
2. Ngala Private Game Reserve – Kruger National Park
3. Mthethomusha Game Reserve
4. Madikwe Game Reserve
5. Kwandwe Private Game Reserve
6. Sabi Sand Game Reserve / Exeter Private Game Reserve
7. Victoria Falls / Matetsi Private Game Reserve
8. NamibRand Nature Reserve / Sossusvlei Private Game Reserve
9. Okavango Delta
10. Ngorongoro Crater
11. Lake Manyara National Park
12. Serengeti National Park / Klein’s Camp Concession
13. Mnemba Island
14. Masai Mara National Reserve
Lodge / Reserve destinations in India:
1. Bandhavgarh National Park
2. Pench National Park
CC Africa’s operational bases:
1. Johannesburg, South Africa
2. Cape Town, South Africa
3. Cape Town Waterfront, South Africa
4. Grahamstown, South Africa
5. Nelspruit, South Africa
6. Maun, Botswana
7. Kasane, Botswana
8. Windhoek, Namibia
9. Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
10. Harare, Zimbabwe
11. Arusha, Tanzania
12. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
13. Zanzibar, Tanzania
14. Nairobi, Kenya
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Also for a walk on the wild side with CC Africa’s specialist walking guides and trackers, their Walking Safari season at Phinda and Ngala Private Game Reserves starts on 01 March. For more information on these unforgettable, up-close-and-personal bush experiences, please visit www.ccafrica.com/walking_safaris/default.asp For more information on lodges and camps visit: www.ccafrica.com Report by The Mole |
John Alwyn-Jones
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