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Stay in a lush safari tent in Wales with private hot tub 💦
4 nights cheaper than 3 nights 🤩 Sleeps 2... works out at £39 per person, per night 🙌
From £315 total price
Pirates, check out this awesome safari tent in Narberth, South Wales, which sleeps two guests and has a sunken hot tub!
We've spotted great rates for a 4-night stay here from £315! That's £39 per person, per night -- not bad for a unique experience like this.
Staying for four nights is actually cheaper than three nights. You'd pay from £345 for a 3-night weekend getaway.
You can find this price on loads of dates in April, May and October.
Our example is for the end of May, when you get similar nice weather compared to end of May or the beginning of June -- but those dates are at least £100 more.
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Travel duration: 4 nights (other durations possible)
Example date: 20 May 2024, more dates available
Booking through Hoseasons
Orchid Safari Tent at Celtic Escapes
Board basis: self-catering
📍 Narberth, South Wales
Based on 2 sharing
Price breakdown:
Total from £315 for 4 nights
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We might be Pirates, but we’re an honest bunch. We check all our deals when we review them to make sure everything is available. Here’s the catch: with deals this hot, things change quickly: flight prices fluctuate, hotel rooms sell out, currencies yo-yo. Mainly, demand for the best deals means the lowest prices don’t last long. But, if you’ve missed out this time, don’t worry: we’re working on more great offers.
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