LONDON, September 13 /PRNewswire/ -- Baobab Expeditions announces the launch of a unique and exploratory African safari product, going hand in hand with wildlife and community conservation. This pioneering edge on an otherwise "beaten track" provides a refreshing and adventurous solution travellers can feel good about.

Clients experience multi-country expeditions from the comfort of their luxury 4x4 vehicle which can be self driven or chauffeured. Baobab's vehicles conveniently cross borders without hassles, while the support of expert guides and mechanics enable in-depth exploration to otherwise hard to reach World Heritage Sites, game parks, and conservation projects. By following in the footsteps of famous explorers such as Vasco Da Gama, David Livingstone, Henry Stanley, and even Dian Fossey, travellers will see Africa through the eyes of pioneering individuals.

Travellers customize their own unique itineraries with a selection of luxury safari lodges, wilderness camping, and exquisite resorts. In addition, activities such as camel and elephant-back safaris, quad biking, helicopter flips, bungee jumping, and water sports will add the right dose of adventure for each individual.

Travel with a purpose. Clients give back to local communities and wildlife organizations through Baobab's conservation partnerships. These relationships set precedence in combining eco-tourism and wildlife conservation as a means to support the survival of endangered species. For each unique journey booked, Baobab contributes funds to the conservation projects visited and provides automatic membership enrollment.

Save the Rhino International (SRI) works to conserve genetically viable populations of critically endangered rhinoceros species in the wild. Travellers will witness how the projects SRI supports operate on a daily basis by meeting with project staff and learning about the dangers faced by these extraordinary wild beings. Clients visiting Mkomazi Game Reserve will have the unique opportunity to meet legendary conservationist Tony Fitzjohn, from the film 'To Walk with Lions.' The George Adamson Wildlife Preservation Trust, linked to Tony Fitzjohn and George Adamson from the film 'Born Free,' has worked hand in hand with SRI in the battle to protect the African black rhino since 1989.

The Africat Foundation (TAF) provides haven for Namibia's large carnivores, especially cheetah and leopard. Travellers visiting TAF will view cats in close proximity and interact with conservationists and on-site staff to learn about protecting these beautiful creatures.

For more information on scheduled and custom departures, call Baobab Expeditions on +44(0)20-8694-2198 or visit www.baobabexpeditions.com

Richard Pfaeffli, Phone: +44(0)20-8694-2198, Email: rpfaeffli@baobabexpeditions.com