Sleeping on the Moon ... A Unique Kalahari Desert Experience offered by Uncharted Africa Safari Co.

With the arrival of the dry season, Uncharted Africa Safari offers the Kubu Quad Bike Expeditions into the lunar-like saltpans of Botswana's Makgadikgadi Pans in the Kalahari Desert. This is a superb opportunity to combine three nights at Jack's Camp or Camp Kalahari with an epic quad bike journey across the pans and two nights spent sleeping out under the stars among the boulders and baobabs on Kubu Island. Crowned with an array of ancient, gnarled baobabs and surrounded on three sides by a vast grey emptiness Kubu has a unique atmosphere and is one of the most beautiful spots in Botswana. The two night Kubu Quad Bike Safari is combined with at least three nights at Jack's Camp or Camp Kalahari and is available to guests staying at Planet Baobab. To take advantage of this limited-time Dry Season promotion visit www.unchartedafrica.com or email res1@unchartedafrica.com.

Rani Resorts Introduces Mozambique Honeymoon Specials

Rani Resorts now offers brides half-price accommodation at any of their luxurious Mozambique properties for stays of four or more nights. Valid through December 22, 2010, the new Honeymoon Specials also provide a range of activities for newlyweds to enjoy; including spa treatments for two, snorkeling trips, romantic Dhow cruises and more! From luxurious beach getaways and exciting safari adventures to profound cultural enlightenment, the new specials guarantee a unique honeymoon in one of Southern Africa's emerging destinations. For bookings, detailed terms and conditions as well as certain restrictions please go to www.raniresorts.com/luxury or contact info@raniresorts.com.

Sun International Zambia Guests Get Involved: Guests Participate In New Community Outreach Program

Sun International Zambia is now inviting guests to participate in their "Rays of Hope" program, an initiative designed to improve the lives of the people of Victoria Falls. The "Rays of Hope" community program is aimed at economic empowerment and ecological conservation. It includes a number of local projects, specifically benefiting schools and orphanages, the visually impaired, small-scale farmers, widows living with HIV, entrepreneurship development and environmental preservation. Five of the "Rays of Hope" projects now welcome Sun International Zambia guests to participate, volunteer and learn. For more information, please email SAinfo@sun-int.net or visit www.suninternational.com