News

On the road to nowhere – The Mail on Sunday Article

May 28th, 2013

Anna Melville-James writes in The Mail on Sunday about her Safari Drive experiences.

….we already felt born to be wild.

See the on line article here

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Minty Clinch writes in The National about her Zambia experiences with Safari Drive

May 23rd, 2013

http://www.thenational.ae/lifestyle/travel/into-the-african-wild-with-only-a-canadian-and-a-land-rover

….. trust me and try it: this is a trip you’ll never forget.

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In the Financia Times’s How to Spend It James Henderson writes about desert driving

April 17th, 2013

If you only have a long week end available then you can (just) squeeze a desert driving trip in the Namib Desert. James Henderson brushed up his driving skills amongst some of the worlds largest desert dunes.

See the full Financial Times piece here

Tags: desert driving, Namibia
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The Independent

January 14th, 2013

The Independent on the 9 January 2013 ran this story in Travel about desert driving:-

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Safari Drive Celebrates 20 years

January 11th, 2013

2013 is our 20th year operating self drive holidays in Africa and to celebrate we have made a short film showing the beautiful light and scenery of Namibia.

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Meet Safari Drive in January

January 2nd, 2013

Come and meet the Safari Drive Team at the January Trade shows on the following dates:-
Destinations Manchester 17-20th January
The Adventure Travel Show 26-27th January, Olympia, London
Destinations London 31st January – 3rd February, Earls Court

We have a free ticket for you if you contact the office!

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Billing Show

August 13th, 2012

The Safari Drive team spent the past weekend at the Land Rover Owner International show at Billing Aquadrome in sunny Northamptonshire. A very successful weekend was had by all, meeting new people as well as reconnecting with past friends. Having been postponed due to the awful rain the new dates couldn’t have been better with the sun shining nearly all weekend. It was a great chance for us to share our new brochure (for which we got a great response) and to spread the word about our guided trip in November, The Himba Trail. Overall we found the weekend to be extremely useful with a very good turnout and a lot of interest in our African journeys. We look forward to seeing everyone there again next year.