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20-Sep-2007	31-Dec-2013	Ngala Safari Lodge Price bases on two sharing Luxurious accommodation - Three delicious meals daily including all teas and coffees - Two scheduled game-drives daily in an open 4 x 4 safari vehicle, accompanied by an experienced Ranger and Tracker - Interactive bush walks (one hour) accompanied by our experienced armed Trackers - House wines, local brand spirits and beers, soft drinks and bottled water - Laundry service - Emergency Medical Evacuation Insurance - VAT / Taxes	£338.00 what's included? Kind Points:76
Included in the price: Activities All meals Breakfast Dinner Guide/ Tour leader NOT included in the price: Cots Country visas
20-Sep-2007	31-Dec-2013	Ngala Safari Tented Camp Price bases on two sharing Luxurious accommodation - Three delicious meals daily including all teas and coffees - Two scheduled game-drives daily in an open 4 x 4 safari vehicle, accompanied by an experienced Ranger and Tracker - Interactive bush walks (one hour) accompanied by our experienced armed Trackers - House wines, local brand spirits and beers, soft drinks and bottled water - Laundry service - Emergency Medical Evacuation Insurance - VAT / Taxes	£492.00 what's included? Kind Points:110
Included in the price: Activities All meals Breakfast Dinner Guide/ Tour leader NOT included in the price: Cots Country visas

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Ngala Private Game Reserve is committed to CC Africa's core principle: Care of the Land, Care of the Wildlife, Care of the People.

CC Africa’s focus: Community equity, income generation, education and health care are a primary concern. In consultation with community organisations such as the Africa Foundation – originally founded by CC Africa, now a not-for-profit rural development organisation – Ngala has initiated many successful community empowerment projects in the Welverdiend community surrounding the Reserve.

Ngala was the first private game reserve to be incorporated in the Kruger National Park, and the first three-way partnership between the private sector, the state and a non-governmental organisation (CC Africa, the WWF-SA (World Wildlife Fund – South Africa), and South African National Parks). Under this partnership, an annual lease, traversing fees and a percentage of Ngala’s profits are paid to the National Parks Trust, thus ensuring the long-term conservation of the land.

NGALA COMMUNITY ACHIEVEMENTS :

* Building of a media centre and community computer centre at two schools in Welverdiend
* Implementing gutters and water tanks at Welverdiend Primary School
* Donating books, videos, stationery and a photocopier to the school’s library
* Sponsoring numerous hospitality education bursaries
* Siya Kwamukela student (sponsored by Moët & Chandon) in his third year of internship
* Implementing Edu-peg, a self-corrective early learning tool, at local primary schools
* HIV/AIDS awareness and education
* Ongoing conservation lessons and bush schools
* Coaching cricket and organising tournaments
* To celebrate World Environment Day, 220 school children were hosted at Ngala
* Distributing 985 Hippo Water Rollers in the community
* Implementing various income generation and small business development projects, such as a pig-farming enterprise and an African theatre group
* Commissioning work from local upholsterers, carpenters and plumbers
* Supporting a local transport entrepreneur who has since provided employment to five previously unemployed local residents
* Tracking school for community members run by Ngala’s senior trackers

Care of the land, Care of the wildlife, Care of the people.

andBEYOND is dedicated to these three principles which encapsulate the vision we have for Africa. We believe that our continent’s heritage of wild places, the wildlife living there and the neighbouring communities are amongst Africa’s most precious resources. We also believe that the wisest utilisation of our wild places is through the development of sustainable ecotourism with reciprocal benefits – both for our guests and for the rural communities living in and alongside our rich wildlife heritage.

We aim to ensure that wildlife conservation in the 21st century is pivotal to the development of the custodians of the land - the people of Africa. At the core of this vision is our dedication to continually serve as a model in wise land management, integrating international travellers and rural communities to their mutual benefit, and demonstrating that everyone can participate in the protection of wildlife on a sustainable basis.

One of our flagship South African lodges, Phinda Private Game Reserve, is ongoing testament to andBEYOND's vision. Here we consolidated over 17 000 hectares/42 000 acres of degraded land, ravaged by decades of inappropriate cattle, pineapple, sisal and cotton farming, and restored it to its original wilderness state. More than 2 000 head of game were reintroduced, including the Big Five. And in a very short space of time, our neighbours were benefiting directly from Phinda. This was achieved through employment and community development projects implemented - in consultation with the communities - by CC Africa's Rural Investment Fund, now an independent, non-governmental not-for-profit organisation called the andBEYOND Foundation.

Our guests play a crucial role in helping us to realise our vision for Africa. You are our future ambassadors – the link between Africa and the rest of the world. You are the impetus that drives our dream of advancing the green and wild frontiers of the oldest continent on earth, of helping us to be ongoing custodians of our planet’s endangered species and wild places.

We invite you to experience Africa with andBEYOND and to embrace our dream of a proud, prosperous and protected Africa.