Fall 2019

November 5, 2019

Peter Balunek

Dear Friends,

Welcome to our Fall Safari Newsletter! In this issue we update you on future trips and one of our newest marketing efforts as well as a sampling of wildlife sightings from this past year. The image above is of a black rhino photographed during our Big Cats Safari in the Masai Mara.

Enjoy!

2020-21 Safari Dates

I’m excited to announce that our first LADIES ONLY Big Cats Safari has SOLD OUT! However, if you (men and women) still want to experience our Big Cats Safari, we have a few spaces available the following week, February 16-24. Details are on our website.

Private safaris for 2020 are also SOLD OUT! If you’re considering a family or small group safari, now is the time to start planning for 2021. Since we frequent small, intimate camps (around 12 tents for fewer) choice dates fill up over a year in advance. Even if you’re thinking out past 2022 or 23, it doesn’t hurt to get the conservation started.

It’s called a Big Cats Safari for a reason. This was just one of our amazing sightings, a pride of 12 lions out for a morning stroll, from our Big Cats Safari this past February. Consider joining us this February 16-24, 2020.

Socially Conscious Luxury

From the beginning, Peter’s Wildlife Safaris set out to create awareness of the threats facing the world’s wildlife through personalized safari. We’ve refined our brand and are doing this work through Socially Conscious Luxury Safaris.

We have designed company brochure that takes you through that experience. It is available as hard copy or on-line where you can view, share with your friends and download one for yourself. Contact me if you would like a hard copy.

MedWish Medical Brigage

Once again we are partnering again with MedWish International in Cleveland for a 12-day Medical Brigade and Safari June 16-27, 2020.

Participating in a MedWish Medical Brigade is a wonderful way to give your time, talents, and compassion to those in need. The Brigade is a unique multifaceted trip that includes the humanitarian mission of a medical service brigade, in addition to a traditional African safari and opportunities to learn about wildlife and community conservation. There is no doubt that this Brigade will be a memorable experience.

Medical professionals and lay volunteers (including families) are welcome on this Brigade. Both will have the opportunity to serve the Talek community through the clinic days.

Our 2018 brigade was a huge success! Our group of volunteers treated over 450 patients. Details are on our website under “Upcoming Trips”.