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Promotional Content • Saturday 27th January 2024 Relaxing fi shing adventures A little paradise far away from civilisation
Safari dreaming K
aribu Kenya’s friendly and
professional team curates all holidays booked with it
according to the clients’ precise and bespoke preferences. Whether you want to trek with
Yukon Territory, surrounded by mile upon mile of unspoiled natural land- scapes, Tincup Wilderness Lodge enjoys a truly unique location. T e surrounding Ruby Range mountains provide views of breathtaking beauty from dawn to dusk. T e lodge can be reached only by fl oatplane or heli- copter. In order to ensure our guests’ undisturbed privacy in a family environment, we limit bookings to a maximum of eight to 10 guests per week. T is level of occupancy also enables us to welcome groups, giving all members plenty of scope to pursue their various interests and activities. Whether you actively engage in the various activities on off er — such as fi shing, canoeing, kayaking and hiking — or simply spend your time relaxing and enjoying the peace and quiet, your stay will be a truly authentic, unforgettable experience.
R
ight on the shore of Tincup Lake, not far from Kluane National
Park in Canada’s
gorillas in Uganda, swim with dolphins off Zanzibar, meet the mammals of the Maasai Mara, or climb to the historic rock churches of Ethiopia, the team will make it happen. T ey design every holiday personally, listen to your interests and requirements and create a holiday for your family or friends, wedding or honeymoon, adventure or relaxation. Tamara Britten, founder of the
company, wrote the Karibu Kenya Accommodation Guide, endorsed by the Kenya Tourist Board, Kenya Tourism Federation and Kenya Professional Safari Guide Association. She’s been travelling around East Africa for over 15 years; her in-depth knowledge of the region gives the team the edge when planning your bespoke holiday. T ey also off er yoga and wellness
retreats and festivals around the region. Imagine practising hand- stands against an acacia tree on the savannah, or lying in savasana on a
SUP board on the sparkling sea. T e Kilifi Wellness Festival, held every February on beautiful Bofa Beach and Kilifi Creek, includes yoga, dance, art, circus skills, journaling, spoken word, sound bath, a dhow cruise and more. Karibu Kenya believes in sustain-
able tourism and off sets the carbon of all holidays booked with it through Stand for Trees.
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Discover Tincup Wilderness Lodge today E:
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