SAVINGS ON KENYA WILDLIFE SAFARIS
African Safari specialist Bench International is offering savings of between $460 and $1290 per couple on selected departures of its Kenya Highlights and Great Kenya safaris.
Now that the US, UK and major European countries have eased travel advisories to Kenya, they say that these prices offer great opportunities to see the best of east African wildlife at very attractive prices.
The Highlights package is a eight-day itinerary from Nairobi to the Masai Mara Game Reserve, Lake Nakuru and its massive flamingo population and the Shaba and Samburu Game Reserves.
The new price of $1715 per person is available for tours on April 11 and June 10.
The eight-day Great Kenya safari is similar but includes Amboseli with its views of Mt Kilimanjaro and its massive elephant herds and the game parks of East and West Tsavo. It is now reduced from $2360 to $1715 for the June 24 tour.
All tours include accommodation, minibus transport, all meals and scheduled wildlife viewing drives.
More information from Bench International at 02-9290-2877 or see www.benchinternational.com.au
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