Jonathan and Angie Scott BBC “Big Cat Diary” presenter & photographers Lyn Hughes Editor-in-Chief/Publisher Wanderlust Magazine Hilary Bradt Founder of Bradt Travel Guides David Meyers Lemur specialist Helen Crowley Madagascar Program Director, Wildlife Conservation Society S E E U S O N T H E W E B AT wildlifeworldwide.com 9 Anjajavy Hotel Day 1 Fly to Antananarivo. Day 2 Transfer to Vakona Lodge in Andasibe National Park for three nights. Days 3 & 4 Enjoy indri and lemur forest walks in Andasibe-Mantadia National Park as well as presentations, masterclasses and workshops with our team of experts. Day 5 Return to Antananarivo and fly to Anjajavy for three nights. Days 6 & 7 Boat excursions, beach and forest walks, presentations and masterclasses. Farewell dinner. Day 8 Return to Antananarivo before heading back to the UK, arriving the following day or continue on one of the Festival extensions. Prices from £4,395 per person Post-Festival extensions: The Forests of Berenty 7 days (with Hilary Bradt) £1,695 The Wilds of Amber Mountain 7 days (with Mark Carwardine) £1,795 The Lemurs Ranomafana 9 days (with Jonathan & Angie Scott) £1,595 The Masoala Peninsula 9 days (with Nick Garbutt) £1,695 At least £180 from each booking goes directly to the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation and local conservation projects

In 2009 the Festival of Wildlife heads off to the plains of the Serengeti, home to one of the greatest wonders in the wildlife world – ‘The Great Migration’. Through the seemingly endless grassy plains, dotted with umbrella like acacia trees, over a million White-bearded Wildebeest and half a million Burchell’s Zebra embark upon their annual journey. Not even the dangers of crocodile infested rivers, lions, cheetahs and hyenas will hold them back from their ancient instinct to move to familiar pastures – and we hope to witness some of this during our stay. Alongside the wildebeest and zebra, giraffes, gazelles, birds of prey and attendant predators will provide inspirational photographic opportunities in this untamed beauty under the vast African skies. Our camp will be sited in the central Serengeti, but as we want you to be as close to the action as possible, the precise location won’t be decided until nearer the time. The remote location of our private camp will complete the African experience. Surrounded by the endless grasslands and savannah of the Serengeti you will become immersed in the beauty of the undisturbed majestic landscape. The spacious tents will be beautifully furnished with comfortable beds, a dressing table, with traditional cloth covers and spectacular views of the plains. All the tents have solar lighting and an en-suite bathroom with hot-water bucket showers. We will enjoy sundowners by the magnificent campfire followed by special dinners prepared by bush chefs – adding an element of Swahili to your dining! Our full line-up of experts is yet to be confirmed, but will include Jonathan and Angie Scott who have spent many years photographing and writing about this area, photographers Mark Carwardine and David Back, and wildlife artists Mandy Shepherd and Jonathan Truss. We will update our website with the other experts involved as we finalise the details. The 6th Annual Festival of Wildlife in the Serengeti, Tanzania 23rd to 30th May 2009 Come with us for an African wildlife spectacular. Festival of Wildlife Tanzania 2009 10 F O R R E S E R V A T I O N S C A L L U S O N 0845 130 6982