Safari travelers today are seeking a much deeper understanding of the nature and the animals they encounter, and of course they would love to return home with a unique story to tell.
Such a journey is being offered to those who are planning a safari to Northern Botswana’s Savute Elephant Camp in the Chobe Desert and Khwai River Lodge in the Moremi conservancy in February, July and November 2010.
Guided by Professional Animal Whisperer Anna Breytenbach, guests will not only be overawed by the abundant wildlife and the tranquility of these remote locations, but they will also learn how to communicate with the wild animals they encounter in an exceptionally extraordinary way.
As the guests learn the fine art of tracking - finding out answers to questions such as: what animal is this, where is it moving to and why, and when was it last here – the understanding of the lives of these wild animals will transcend to a much deeper level.
Anna will also teach guests the art of animal communication, a technique, she says, that simply comes from remembering the universal language between species. Anna will remind them how to use their natural intuition and abilities to communicate with animals. They will start understanding about animals’ perspectives on their world, the choices they need to make, how they express themselves and how human beings can respond to them in a way that they will comprehend.
This fascinating journey is bound to leave guests with a tale or two to tell back home, as well as a deeper sensitivity to other creatures that they will be able to reproduce with more domesticated animals.
To find out more about these exceptional tours, please email Connie Neubold, Tours Manager, on e-mail: connie.neubold@orient-express.com
26 January 2010
