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Acacia Africa unveils collection of short itineraries in South Africa and Eswatini


Acacia Africa is strengthening its focus on South Africa and neighbouring Eswatini (formerly Swaziland) with the launch of its Signature Tours & Safaris (South Africa) collection. It features 11 itineraries, from


tourism projects such as a pottery- making operation and indigenous village campsite. The eight-day Lares Trek with One-day Inca Trail itinerary starts at £929. In Cuba, clients on the 12-day


Multisport: Bike, Kayak and Hike itinerary will visit tobacco farms, the Bay of Pigs, and an 18th- century fortress (from £1,449). Elsewhere, the 12-day Active


Bali & Java trip features white-water rafting, bike riding and a night-time volcano hike. It costs from £749.


Prices are based on two people sharing and exclude international flights. He said: “These modes of


transport are lower impact on the ground, so better for the environment, and they get travellers closer to a place and its people.” The operator launched its Great


Adventure Sale on Christmas Day offering savings of up to 25% on 350 itineraries. The promotion runs until January 31. gadventures.com


two to six days, with three and four-star accommodation. Safaris feature established


highlights such as Kruger National Park and lesser-known destinations in southern Africa. Arno Delport, sales and


marketing manager, said: “Our new collection allows us to attract a broader market of adventurers, the combination of little-known South Africa and Eswatini making the tours a compelling choice for clients who want to stray from the


herd, while at the same time having the luxury only an experienced tour operator can provide.” Prices start at £315 for the


two-day St Lucia and Hluhluwe Wildlife Adventure, including transport, a night’s twin-share accommodation, two meals and the services of a guide/driver. acacia-africa.com


Kruger National Park


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PICTURE: South Africa Tourism


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