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Megan Kane-Berman

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Megan grew up at Londolozi, where her love for nature blossomed. With a degree in Visual Studies and Social Media Marketing, her journey came full circle when she joined the dynamic Londolozi Creative Hub, where her love for nature and visuals finds its ...

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on A Day in the Life of a Family on Safari at Londolozi

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Thank you Megan for the video safari. It sounds and looks like a lot of fun.

You’re welcome, William!

Everything looks so absolutely awesome, lots to do on the family vacation trying to fit everything in. The food looks so scrumptious and the drinks look so inviting. A dip in the pool can cool you down before going out on the afternoon drive, watching those amazing animals in their own environment. Staff are always friendly and helpful.

Valmai, your excitement is appreciated!

After reading your synopsis of a typical day for a family safari, I would think any parents looking for a special holiday, would consider a stay at Londolozi. It might be a life changing experience, sowing the seed for many future visits or a career in the hospitality or environmental field. Well presented Megan!

Denise, your kind words mean a lot! We’re excited about the possibility of creating special moments for families. Thank you for your positive feedback, and we look forward to welcoming you back to Londolozi!

Happy New Year to the Londolozi family and all the happy families who are staying there at that special time of the year.

Happy New Year, Christa! Your warm wishes are truly appreciated by the Londolozi family.

Dear Megan, it all looks and sounds like a dram, but I’m not the type who likes swimming pools (I swim in the sea) and large meals or yoga, I’m adventurous according to my mission of life, I like small confortable and simple rooms, a light lunch and all the time possible spent outdoors amongst plants and animals. From relaxing elephants and giraffe to mighty buffalo and graceful antelope and zebra to the epitome of wilderness: leopards, then lions , cheetah, serval and whatever is visible. Insects included…

Hi Francesca, your love for simplicity and outdoor adventures definitely resonates with us.

Megan, Thanks the reminder of how wonderful it is to have our family at Londolozi! We can’t wait to bring our oldest grandchildren there next! Happy New Year!

We can’t wait to welcome your grandchildren to Londolozi. Happy New Year!

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