Azamara has brought together some of its best pre- and post-terrestrial programs that support key conservation projects, in recognition of King Charles's lifelong commitment to conservation and the environment, on the occasion of his coronation.
From searching for orangutans in Borneo to exploring South Africa's national parks, home to more than 40 mammal species, Azamara offers a selection of land-based experiences that fully immerse travelers in the destination and wildlife, while also shedding light on some of the pressing issues facing conservation projects:
Victoria Falls and Chobe National Park Safari:
This five-night pre- or post-land tour takes travelers to Victoria Falls, followed by a safari in Botswana's Chobe National Park. Azamara has partnered with Micato Safaris, leading safari operators and experts in South African travel. Micato also supports the non-profit initiative AmericaShare. Together, Micato and AmericaShare are dedicated to educating travelers on best cultural and ecological practices, believing this to be the best tool for sustainable change in Africa.
In Search of Orangutans in Borneo:
Four nights in the rainforests of Borneo with Azamara's "In Search of Orangutans in Borneo" land-based program, visiting the Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Center. The experience also includes a visit to the Borneo Sun Bear Conservation Center.
Kruger National Park and Winelands Safari:
This five-night package takes travelers on safari through the vast Kruger National Park, one of the world's most famous game reserves, followed by a visit to South Africa's beautiful wine country. This program is also run by Micato Safaris, which maintains its commitment to social responsibility by pledging to send a child to school for every guest they take on safari.
