Following the sell-out success of Real Africa's 15th anniversary talk in October at the Royal Geographical Society, London with special guest Saba Douglas-Hamilton we are delighted to see Saba return to the UK with a grand tour this April and May, speaking about 'A Life with Elephants'.

Saba is well-known in the UK as a TV personality, having co-presented the BBC Big Cat Diary series with Jonathan Scott and Simon King. Her latest BBC series, This Wild Life, following her family at their safari camp in Samburu, Elephant Watch Camp, aired in September time. Saba is a life-long conservationist and award-winning film-maker. She speaks with great conviction about wildlife conservation and has an in depth knowledge about Africa and its wildlife, especially elephants.

With the current rate of poaching in Africa, it is predicted that elephants in the wild will disappear in the next 15-20 years so the work of conservation charity Save the Elephants, to which Saba is closely involved, is absolutely imperative. Only 420,000 elephants remain compared to 10,000,000 in 1900.

• Event is an absolute must for elephant lovers

Saba's Spring tour will give an intimate insight in to her life in Africa with elephants and reveal the latest new findings straight from the bush about elephant conservation and behaviour.

Real Africa will be at the final night of 'A Life with Elephants' on 3rd May at the Royal Geographical Society as the nominated Africa safari specialist.

To book tickets and for further information please visit sabadouglashamilton.com

• Real Africa Exclusive: 4 for 3 Offer at Elephant Watch Camp, Samburu, Kenya

Real Africa is delighted to announce an exclusive offer for all bookings made before 30 June 2016.  Guests travelling 10th May-30th June; 1st-31st October; 10th-20th December 2016; 15th Jan - 31st March  2017, can enjoy 4 nights for the price of 3 at Elephant Watch Camp (subject to availability, terms and conditions apply).

This offer is exclusive to Real Africa. The Real Africa Trust makes a donation on behalf of all clients staying 3 nights or more at Elephant Watch, to charity Save the Elephants. A visit to the Save the Elephants research centre in Samburu is included in your stay.

A 5 day safari module incorporating 1 night in Nairobi and 4 nights at Elephant Watch, with all transfers and domestic flights in Kenya costs from £2,345 per person. For more details please visit:

http://www.realafrica.co.uk/Kenya/Samburu_Elephant_Conservation_Safari/ 

• Real Africa & Save the Elephants

Award-winning tailor-made safari specialist Real Africa is a partner of conservation charity Save the Elephants and continues to work closely with both the charity and with Saba Douglas-Hamilton's safari camp,  Elephant Watch, in Samburu, Kenya.

Real Africa actively promotes conservation safaris, with sharp focus on camps and lodges actively engaged in conservation and community projects in Africa. On behalf of every client the Real Africa Trust donates to a range of conservation projects.

Following the success of Real Africa's anniversary event at the RGS in October 2015, which raised nearly £13,000 for Save the Elephants, more fundraising events with special guests are expected this autumn.

ENDS.