"Botswana
Mobile Safari Operator"
Green Pepper Travel with Peter & Salome
Comley
Botswana Mobile Safaris and game lodges.
Peter and Salome Comley and partners Green Pepper Travel offer a mobile Safari and Lodge tour throughout Botswana. Join one of our luxury or participation safaris for the scenic travel route around Botswana or we can tailor-make a safari to suite your individual needs. From the young and adventurous to the young at heart, we can enable you to travel the less trodden paths of Botswana. We specialise in the Okavango Delta , Moremi, Chobe Lodge , Savuti and Kalahari safaris.
Peter is a South African who—after studying commerce and
law—headed for the wilds of Botswana, where he has been a safari
guide for the past 25 years.
Salome earned a teacher’s diploma from Port Elizabeth University,
then became a translator, journalist and magazine editor. She met
Peter on safari in 1984 and joined him in Botswana. From their
property at the confluence of the Zambezi and the Chobe Rivers, you
can hear the call of lions at night ... and you're invited to stay in
their guest house.
Peter and Salome invite you to stay with them as friends, in their
guest house, at a spot where the four countries of Botswana, Namibia,
Zambia and Zimbabwe meet. Experts on the region, they have written a
travel book about Botswana and two books about African mammals. They
are both are photographers and have had photographs of theirs appear
in magazines, calendars, postcards and books.
We offer these types of Mobile Safaris in Botswana.
These are
suggested Mobile Safari suggestions and we can offer a safari to your
needs and budget.
On
our safaris we offer a style of travel which is extremely comfortable,
yet allows our guests the opportunity to get off the beaten track and
away from the ‘main routes’.
This is a relaxed alternative to a lodge safari and designed
for those who prefer to sleep under canvas in comfort and get away
from the crowds.
Our
rates for 2008 are as follows:
Budget
Botswana Safari: (Acacia level – similar to your trip with
single vehicle and trailer with guide and camp hand, mattresses and
sleeping bag) – US$180 per person per day sharing.
Standard
Botswana Safari: (Mopane level – back-up vehicle and
staff. 3mx3m tent, camp beds, external showers and toilets) -US$280
per person per day sharing.
Middle
of the Range Botswana Safari: (Morula level – 3.6m x 3.6m
interior of tent with en-suite facilities and fully backed-up) – US$
380 per person per day.
Luxury
Botswana Safari: (Ebony level – 6 x 4m meru tents, large mess
tent, proper beds and all the whistles and bells) – US$480 per
person per day. Maximum four pax.
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A
mobile Botswana safari offers a combination of privacy and flexibility
that can be perfect for small groups and families, and individuals
wanting the exclusive attention of their guide, who is usually an
accomplished photographer as well experienced in the bush. The mobile
safari can either be exclusively yours, or you can join a small band
of like-minded adventurers on a set departure date.
Mobile camps
allow flexibility in terms of the areas chosen to visit, as well as
the campsite selection itself.
In conjunction with our guests’ requirements, we will design
an itinerary that follows their dreams, whether it is gliding silently
through the Okavango in a mokoro, ‘hunting’ with the Kalahari
bushmen, walking in big game country or to simply enjoy a
mobile Botswana Safari
at its best!
"Traveler's Guide to Botswana by Peter
Comley and Salome Meyer. Struik, 1994. Reviewer David Steele (Getaway
Nov. 1994) says that for the first-time visitor this beautifully
illustrated work is practically essential reading. The book is laid
out in four parts: An introduction to Botswana, Getting around
Botswana, Exploring Botswana and a Visitor's Digest. According to
Steele the meat of this work is in the Exploring Botswana section
which features the Okavango Delta, Chobe National Park, Makgadikgadi
and Nxai Pan National Park, the Kalahari, and Eastern Botswana and the
Tuli Block. The reviewer found the information to be accurate,
"...which is not at all surprising since (authors) Comley and
Meyer live in Botswana, guiding and conducting photographic safaris in
all of this country's major tourist areas."