A Taste of Pure Pleasure: Severin Sea Lodge

Severin Sea Lodge is one of the most luxurious resorts in Mombasa,  and is renowned for its warmth, welcoming, luxury, great service and Eco-friendliness. Severin Sea Lodge is located on the world famous Bamburi Beach, and caters for guests from all over the World.

Severin Sea Lodge has 188 rooms divided into different categories: the comfortable Karibu Class rooms in traditional Arab style, the luxurious Comfort Class rooms and suites with custom carved Lamu furnishings. 

The Hotel is served with the following restaurants: The Kisima restaurant offers a wonderful view on the Indian Ocean and has been upgraded to reflect the high quality and service that Severin Sea Lodge has become famous for. It is open for buffet breakfast and dinner in the evening. The Imani Dhow Restaurant is a sailing boat built over thirty years ago-- a so-called "Zanzibar Jahazi". The Safari bistro is situated next to the Safari Bar and has an Italian theme to its menu, specializing in pizza and pasta. The Safari Bar is a lively meeting point for refreshments of your choice and pre-dinner cocktails.

Severin Sea Lodge has a spa, the Kenbali wellness and fitness area, which offers a reception, two individual massage rooms (for single and double treatment) and a dressing suite. For Work Outs our guests can use the professional training equipment from Precor (treadmill, cross trainer, stepper, bike and weight bench). 

The Hotel has an extraordinary efforts towards environmental protection. They dispose waste by way of biological purification plants, a closed circuit recycling system for waste and solar energy for warm water.

Mnarani Club in Kilifi, Kenya; A Haven of Peace and Tranquility

Kilifi Bridge; Mnarani Club is located down to the right of the creek

Kilifi Bridge as seen from Mnarani Club

Accomodation at Mnarani Club is excellent

Mnarani Club pier

Pier at Mnarani Club

Restaurant

The pool says it all

This is the perfect Hide away located in Kilifi, North of Mombasa. A romantic place perfect for honeymooners or love birds who wish to escape the world and just be themselves.

Familiarize Yourself with Tanzania: Here is a Great Chance

JCCE Tours & Safaris Co., Ltd in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, is happy to inform you that we have partnered with Moivaro Lodges & Tented Camps Tanzania and would like to invite you all to participate into TANZANIA FAM TRIP – GREEN SEASON SPECIAL PACKAGE which will take place from Saturday, 26th May 2012 to Saturday 02nd June 2012.

The main objective of this FAM Trip is to educate you and enable you gain knowledge on Northern Tanzania Circuit which is most frequented by tourists for two reasons; most of the destinations are fairly close to each other and many of Tanzania’s most famous sights, such as the Ngorongoro Crater,the Serengeti and Mount Kilimanjaro are all a part of this circuit. Youwill get to visit Tarangire National Park, Lake Manyara National Park, Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority.

In addition to that, you will have opportunities to see all the luxury lodges and semi luxury tented camps that we operate with in all three national parks and outside Ngorongoro Crater. These are as follows;

TARANGIRE NATIONAL PARK
- Tarangire Safari Lodge
- Tarangire Sopa Lodge
- Tarangire Treetops

LAKE MANYARA NATIONAL PARK
- Manyara Wildlife Safari Camp
- Migunga Tented Camp

SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK
- Ikoma Tented Camp
- Mbalageti Serengeti Lodge
- Ndutu Safari Lodge
- Robanda Safari Camp
- Serengeti Migration Camp
- Serengeti Sopa Lodge

NGORONGORO CONSERVATION AREA
- Crater Forest Tented Camp
- Kudu Camp & Lodge
- Serengeti Sopa Lodge
- Tanzania Ric Lodge
- The Exploreans Ngorongoro
- The Manor At Ngorongoro

After the trip, you will have good knowledge of different accommodation to suit your clients, different knowledge of wildlife in all three national parks and beyond the crater, travel distance, time and know about our company which in return will enable you to sell and promote Northern Tanzania to your clients with confidence.

The cost for this 8 DAYS FAM TRIP for Non East African Residents is USD 1,230 and USD 925 for East African Residents (Rwanda, Burundi, Kenya & Uganda). The cost is per person based on 2 people sharing a twin or double. The cost includes full board accommodation as per attached itinerary,
airport pick up and drop off, all government concession fees, park entrance fees, levies and taxes, medical evacuation fee, tour starts and ends at Kilimanjaro International Airport. Travel Insurance, Return International Flight, Airport Departure Taxes, Vaccinations, Gratuities, Tips, Extras and Items of Personal Nature are not included in this package. We’ll allocate on first come first serve basis.

For your inbound and outbound International Flight we recommend you to book KLM, Kenya Airways or Ethiopian Airways which fly direct in and out of Kilimanjaro International Airport.

Foe more details email:

safariafricaonline@gmail.com

jcce.tours.safaris.tanz@gmail.com

We Will Contain Poaching - KWS director Julius Kipng'etich

We Will Contain Poaching - KWS director Julius Kipng'etich

Spanish King Injured while Hunting Elephants in Africa

Spain's King Juan Carlos, 74, underwent surgery after an accident while he reportedly hunted elephants in southern Africa. 

 

He was operated on for four hours to replace his hip at a hospital in Madrid on Saturday morning, after suffering a triple fracture which the Royal Palace said was "linked to arthritis".

The accident happened in Botswana during what the palace described as a private hunting trip.

Many Spaniards reacted with anger, with criticism of his expensive hobby at a time when his nation is mired in economic crisis with high unemployment and real suffering, especially for the young.

Adding to the embarrassment for the royal family, a few days ago on Monday his eldest grandson, Felipe Juan Froilán Marichalar y Borbón, 13, shot himself in the right foot with a shotgun during target practice at a family estate north of Madrid.

His father was questioned by police for allowing his son to use a firearm without a license, which can only be issued in Spain to those over 14 years old.

It was not the king's first hunting controversy. In 2006 there were reports that while on holiday in Russia he had shot and killed a performing bear called Mitrofan which had first been fed honey mixed with vodka.
News of the accident broke on the day that many Spaniards marked the anniversary of the birth of the Spain's Second Republic when on April 14 1931, the last king, Alfonso XIII went into exile.
It set off fevered controversy within Spain and brought more unwelcome scrutiny on a Royal family that traditionally has enjoyed the kind of privacy and respect that the Windsors could only dream of.
"The King, in this situation of economic distress and the dramas that affect millions of people, instead of being in his office puzzling over the fate of his country is instead hunting exotic animals and endangered species, " said Basque politician Julia Madrazo at a rally in Bilbao to commemorate the Second Republic.
"This April 14 has given us a fine account of a day in the life of our King, full of privileges of the past." Spain's left-leaning daily newspaper El Pais speculated that the monarch had been on a trip to hunt elephants in Botswana, where sanctioned elephant hunting is allowed to cull herd numbers.
Andres Gutierrez Lara, president of the Spanish Federation of Hunting said it would cost between 7,000 and 20,000 euros to shoot an elephant on top of travel costs.

Story and Photo Courtesy of the Telegraph
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