Bespoke Voyagers

19/10/2016

2 for 1! An amazing offer for 7 night' stays at a 50% discount in the most stunning of retreats- Azura Benguerra and Azura Quilalea Private Island, Mozambique.

Stunning turquoise waters, beach picnics, snorkelling and diving exploring the magnificent reefs, private villas and private dining under the stars - very romantic- you will have a dedicated team looking after every need and your own personalised itinerary.

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Offer is available from 1 November to the 4 December ‘16 or 6 January until 31 March ‘17

25/03/2016

Happy Easter - African style!

Elephants saunter through Mfuwe Lodge’s reception, Zambia in search of the fallen fruits of the wild mango tree.

We wish you all a Happy Easter and happy egg hunting!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5D3BwZOlCo

16/03/2016

EACF (East African Cricket and Education Foundation) is an amazing charity that Bespoke Voyagers support. EACF work with disadvantaged boys and girls in Kenya through the medium of cricket! Read more on http://www.eacfoundation.org.uk/ or click on http://bbc.in/2506u3w (start at 29:00) to hear Tim Pryor (BBC Jersey Radio) interview Derek Breed & Catherine Howard about The Foundation.

09/03/2016

Pure luxury. Truly beautiful. Private tropical island in The Seychelles, offering unparalleled barefoot luxury experience- SPECIAL OFFER.
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22/02/2016

EXPERIENCE –TANZANIA

In the last few years there have been some exciting new openings and developments in Northern Tanzania and Alex went on a fact finding mission.

Having left the rather chilly climes of the UK in November my first glimpse of Tanzania was the snow-capped peak of Mount Kilimanjaro – a majestic welcome to this beautiful and diverse country. My first stop was the elephant filled Tarangire National Park – the pilot did the usual flyby to check for any animals on the airstrip and then we landed in the warm dusty heat of the park. Half an hour later, our fabulous guide spotted 2 lionesses sitting under a tree with a kill. Another couple of kilometres on we found a huge breeding herd of elephants enjoying a dip in the river – such fun to watch the babies slip and slide in the mud – it is always a privilege and joy to watch these magnificent animals who have such human emotions.

It was a fabulous first morning in Tanzania and set the tone of the rest of the trip. My first two nights were spent at Little Chem Chem bordering the Tarangire and Chem Chem Lodge on the edge of Lake Manyara – these are both relatively new camps and bring another level of service and luxury to safari in Tanzania and most importantly are on their own private concessions ensuring privacy and flexibility for their clients.

From here we drove to the Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO world heritage site and surely one of the wonders of the Natural World. Excitingly one of our favourite safari operators (Nomad Tanzania) are opening a new camp on the Crater Rim in 2016 – watch this space!

Last stop were four magical days in the awe inspiring Serengeti. There are too many amazing moments to mention, but in short – we saw all 3 ig cats (leopard, lion & cheetah) within 1 hour of each other (of which the lion were sitting on rocks outside my tent while I was having my morning cup of tea!) and sitting on the roof of our Landover watching wildebeest and zebra as far as the eye could see (our guide estimated 200,000!).

Here you are spoilt for choice in terms of accommodation – from mobile tented camps that follow the migration, to luxury lodges and private houses. Tanzania has something for everyone – from the first time safari goer to an old African hand (be they aged 5 or 85).

7 night safari:
Staying Kuro camp (Tarangire), Nomad Crater (Ngorongoro Crater), Serengeti Safari Camp costs from: £3,985 per person including return flights from London. Easily combined with beach destinations Zanzibar, Pemba Island or Northern Mozambique.

To enquire or for more information please email: [email protected]

17/02/2016

We have access to exclusive special offers in all our destinations - visit our holding page www.bespokevoyagers.com for a full list
of countries that we specialise in.

Experience the extraordinary.

We're a bespoke luxury travel agency in Jersey specialising in tailor-made luxury holidays to Eastern & Southern Africa, parts of the Indian Ocean and Arabia.

12/02/2016

DISCOVERING THE SEYCHELLES.

The Seychelles is truly picture perfect and exceeded expectations. An archipelago made up of 115 islands, accessed by short flights, helicopters or boat. The Seychelles is very diverse and stunningly beautiful.

The people are friendly and the service is amazing; the beaches are pure white and the water crystal clear; the food is delicious, mainly creole - lightly spiced and lots of fish.

A wide array of water activities are available from snorkelling, to diving, deep sea fishing to fly fishing, sailing (yacht charters) to power boats. Other activities include; turtle watching, trekking and great bird watching. The Seychelles is not about big resorts and more about escapism offering more intimate and boutique style accommodation. Highly recommended!

Affordable luxury:
A 7 night holiday staying at L’Archipel on Praislin Island (4 nights) and Denis Island (3 nights) costs from £2290 including return flights from London, inter-island flights on full board basis excluding drinks.

Ultimate luxury:
A 7 night to Maia (4 nights) and North Island (3 nights) costs from £9985 per person, includes return flights from London and helicopter transfers on an all-inclusive basis.

To enquire or for more information please email: [email protected].

10/02/2016

Stunning new camp and stunning opening offer!!! One of our favourite safari companies in Tanzania is opening this incredible camp on the rim of the Ngorongoro Crater in August. If you book before 1 August you pay 5 nights and get 2 nights free (when you combine this beautiful new camp with either their Serengeti or Tarangire camps). Contact us for more details [email protected] Experience the Extraordinary!

We're thrilled to announce the opening of a very special NEW Nomad camp - Entamanu Ngorongoro. Entamanu (meaning "circle" in Maa) is the only camp in the world where you can see the sun rise over the Ngorongoro Crater and the sun set over the Serengeti. It's our most ambitious camp yet - beautifully designed and styled to maximise the views while being comfortable on this high altitude site, and yet completely removable...want to know more? Visit http://ow.ly/Y9q1w and watch this space for updates.

03/02/2016

A big Congratulations to Linkwasha Camp in Zimbabwe who has been included as one of the planet’s best new hotels. Featured in the US Travel + Leisure's 'It' list for 2016!

01/02/2016

Incredible footage airing on National Geographic channel on 7th February.

In a merciless, desolate furnace, an unexpected predator endures. Equipped with exceptional survival skills, desert lions roam the Namib. But with so few remaining…

29/01/2016

"Travel. It leaves you speechless, then turns you into storyteller." Ibn Battuta

Experience the Extraordinary with Bespoke Voyagers.

28/01/2016

Amazing work Wilderness Safaris

*Profiles of Inspiration*

We are very proud to have been nominated as one of three finalists in the World Travel & Tourism Council's Awards - Environment category.

"At the end of the last millennium there were no wild rhino left in Botswana. Starting in 2000, however, Wilderness Safaris, working with the Botswana government, began to reintroduce both black and white rhinos back into the Okavango. During 2014 and 2015, the company facilitated the largest ever international black rhino translocation to date, airlifting them to a remote gravel airstrip deep inside the Delta. Today, fifteen years and several translocations later, viable breeding populations have been re-established in the region, widening the geographic distribution of the species at a time when poaching is threatening its survival elsewhere in southern Africa. All the while, the company has remained committed to its 4Cs ethos (Conservation, Community, Culture and Commerce) and has worked closely with the communities who provide 85% of the staff at its camps. Its Children in the Wilderness programmes seek to inspire young environmental leaders to protect their natural heritage, and become custodians of these mighty creatures in the future."

See all the finalists' stories here https://medium.com//profiles-of-inspiration-6ea9780235f5 #.3vrf2u73i

Image © Kai Collins