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ITINERARY FOR GUIDED ENCHANTING NAMIBIA - VALUE - 2019 Namibia

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Journey overview

Indulge in a private guided Namibian safari in the company of a

dedicated and experienced safari guide, who will ensure that you enjoy

a fascinating and stress-free journey of discovery amidst dramatic

scenery. The knowledge, experience and attitude of our guides are

critical to a successful safari which is why we ensure that they are both

personable and very professional. Your private guide will have an

intimate knowledge of each area that you visit, allowing you an intimate

glimpse into the highlights of the area. Not only are our guides highly

qualified, but each has a specific area of expertise and possesses the

breadth and depth of knowledge to allow them to answer questions and

satisfy the particular interests of guests of all ages.

Highlights of this Itinerary

� Travel with one of Namibia’s best-known naturalist guides

� Climb some of the world’s highest free-standing sand dunes

� Embark on a marine excursion on the Atlantic Ocean and enjoy

close encounters with seals, dolphins, marine birds and possibly

even whales

� Walk amongst pre-historic rock art at the UNESCO World Heritage

Site of Twyfelfontein

� Admire the exceptional geology of Organ Pipes and Burnt Mountain

� Track desert-adapted elephants

� Visit the Petrified Forest

� Embark on exciting game drives within Etosha National Park

� Enjoy game viewing at a floodlit waterhole by night

� Visit the deep and mysterious Lake Otjikoto

� Visit the world renowned AfriCat Foundation and enjoy close

encounters with Africa’s large cats

Make the most of your Adventure

� Discover night skies like you have never seen before - a billion

blazing stars hanging low over your head, almost close enough to

touch

� Appreciate the pristine beauty of the Namib Desert and its

magnificent dunes on a quad bike ride

� Book a scenic flight and soar over extensive dune seas, glide past

the setting sun and race over crashing waves

� Be captivated by dramatic vistas and the abundant geckos, rolling

spiders, scorpions, lizards, snakes and chameleons on a living

desert adventure trip


Specially created for

� Luxury adventure travellers

� Repeat Africa travellers

� Stargazers

� Avid photographers


At a glance

11 nights / 12 days

Two Guests

DAY PROGRAMME

Day 1 � Overnight: Galton House

Day 2 � Overnight: Sossusvlei Lodge

Day 3 � Overnight: Sossusvlei Lodge

Day 4 � Overnight: Cornerstone Guesthouse

Day 5 � Overnight: Cornerstone Guesthouse

Day 6 � Overnight: Doro Nawas Camp

Day 7 � Overnight: Doro Nawas Camp

Day 8 � Overnight: Ongava Lodge

Day 9 � Overnight: Mushara Bush Camp

Day 10 � Overnight: Mushara Bush Camp

Day 11 � Overnight: Okonjima Plains Camp

Day 12 � Departure


Expect the extraordinary

Galton House

Windhoek, Namibia

Day 1

Upon arrival at Hosea Kutako (Windhoek) International Airport

you will be warmly welcomed by your private guide. Kick-start

your adventure with approximately an hours’ drive to Galton

House in Windhoek. The rest of the afternoon is available for

you to relax and settle into your accommodation, with the

option to explore Windhoek’s shops and craft market if desired.

That evening, enjoy dinner with your guide as you discuss the

itinerary for your upcoming safari.

Namibia’s capital, Windhoek is a bustling metropolis that is

unexpectedly neat and orderly, though this is perhaps less

surprising when one considers it was a German territory for

many years. This is the main port of call for most tourists and

all travellers pass through the city at least once. Situated in a

pretty valley, Windhoek boasts buildings very much in the

German architectural style. The German presence can be

strongly felt in the food, restaurants – and, of course, the beer.

The Namibian beer is said to be the best in Africa and is brewed

in Windhoek.

Spend your 1 night stay at Galton House in a Luxury Room with

ensuite bathroom. Your stay includes breakfast and dinner.



Galton House

Windhoek, Namibia

Relaxed and welcoming, Galton House is an oasis of peace and

tranquillity in an upmarket suburb of Windhoek. Nine guest

rooms are decorated in a modern and minimalist style that is

quintessentially chic while remaining warm and welcoming.

Oversized wildlife prints decorating the walls are a tribute to

Africa’s big game.

Guests can relax in the spacious lounge or sample some of the

fine meals served either in doors or al fresco around the

sparkling swimming pool. A simple but beautiful garden area

beckons guests to while away a few hours outdoors

WHAT WE LOVE ABOUT GALTON HOUSE

� Ask your hosts to tell you about Sir Francis Galton, an

English explorer who travelled widely in Namibia and

in whose honour the guesthouse is named.

� If you’re not in the mood for eating in, ask your hosts

to call you a taxi and recommend a restaurant – we

enjoy the lively atmosphere and local fare at Joe’s

Beerhouse.

� Don’t forget to try the delicious Spanish omelette

served at breakfast.



Sossusvlei Lodge

Sossusvlei, Namibia

Day 2

This morning you will leave Windhoek in your safari vehicle,

accompanied by your guide, who will drive you southwest

through the scenic Khomas Hochland highlands before you head

down the Great Escarpment into the Namib Desert below. A

picnic lunch will be served at a scenic location on route. You

will arrive at your choice of accommodation in the late

afternoon and will stay for two nights while you explore the

remarkable sights of the Namib Desert with your guide. If there

is still time today, your guide will take you to visit Sesriem

Canyon, a scenic nearby attraction, or you can choose to relax

and soak in the scenic and tranquil surroundings.

Sossusvlei, situated at the heart of the enormous Namib-

Naukluft Park, is one of the highlights of any trip to Namibia.

Easily accessible to visitors, Sossusvlei is a clay pan that is only

rarely filled by water but is nevertheless a place of awe-

inspiring beauty. Visitors to the region will be left spellbound

by the magnificent ochre-coloured sand dunes, which rise over

300m (985 feet) into the sky – among the highest sand dunes in

the world.

Delight in your 2 night stay at Sossusvlei Lodge in a Superior

Room with ensuite bathroom. Your stay includes dinner and

breakfast and activities with the Ultimate Safaris Guide.

Day 3

This morning you will rise early for a magical excursion into the

Namib Naukluft National Park with your guide, entering the

park gates at sunrise to capture the dunes while the light is soft

and shadows accentuate their towering shapes and curves. This

area boasts some of the highest free-standing sand dunes in the

world. Your guide will give you an insight into the formation of

the Namib Desert and the fascinating creatures and plants that

have adapted to survive in these harsh environs. Once you have

explored the area to your heart’s content, you can enjoy a

relaxing picnic breakfast in the shade of a camel thorn tree.

Return to your accommodation in the early afternoon, stopping

off to view Sesriem Canyon, if you haven’t already done so the

day before. The rest of the afternoon is at your leisure (from

experience, this is usually welcomed after an exhilarating

morning in the dunes).

Hot air balloon rides, helicopter flips and scenic flights over the

majestic desert landscape, as well as horse riding adventures,

are also available nearby at an additional cost.



Sossusvlei Lodge

Sossusvlei, Namibia

Situated at the entrance to the Namib-Naukluft National Park,

Sossusvlei Lodge blends into the environment as naturally as the

surrounding dunes. Sossusvlei Lodge offers a combination of

superior and standard accommodation units featuring a

spacious air-conditioned twin-bedded room, en suite bathroom

and a patio boasting panoramic views of the ridges of the

Naukluft and Tsaris Mountains and across the vast plains dotted

with camelthorn trees. An elegant Junior Suite provides a

tranquil retreat featuring a spacious bedroom, living area,

small splash pool, large bathroom and inspiring views.

Delectable meals are served in the restaurant, with its

enormous al fresco terrace overlooking a floodlit watering hole

where oryx, springbok and jackal are regularly spotted. The

Acacia Beer Garden offers refreshment beneath the shady

bough of an ancient camelthorn tree, while the selection at the

curio shop will ensure you have memorabilia to take home.

During the heat of the day guests can contemplate the pristine

wilderness from the cool waters of the pool or relax in the air-

conditioned bar-area which extends to a sun-downer deck

boasting unsurpassed views of Elim Dune. The Sossusvlei Lodge

adventure Centre provides Guided Excursions, Sun-downer

Drive, Quad Buggy Nature Drives and a variety of other

adventures explore the magnificent surroundings.

WHAT WE LOVE ABOUT SOSSUSVLEI LODGES

� Unwind with your favourite cocktail, whilst enjoying

the sparkling pool.

� Spoil yourself with a hot-air balloon ride or a light-

aircraft flight over the desert.

� Ask your hosts for one of their spectacular bush dinners

– simply heavenly.



Cornerstone Guesthouse

Swakopmund, Namibia

Day 4

Today’s fascinating drive takes you northwest through the awe-

inspiring and ever-changing landscapes of the Namib Naukluft

National Park, including the impressive Gaub and Kuiseb

canyons. You will reach the coast at the port town of Walvis

Bay, visiting the lagoon to see the interesting mix of pelicans,

flamingos and other sea-birds before continuing north to

Swakopmund, where you can enjoy the pleasant seaside

location and cooler coastal air for the next two nights. In the

afternoon there will be time to wander around town and along

the waterfront on foot if you wish before heading off to dinner

at the popular Tug Restaurant by the jetty, which specialises in

fresh seafood.

NOTE: As an alternative to the drive from Sossusvlei to

Swakopmund you may like to take a scenic light aircraft flight

over Sossusvlei and along the Diamond Coast (optional extra at

additional cost). This will give you a bird’s eye view over the

dune sea, abandoned mining camps, shipwrecks, Sandwich

Harbour and salt pans before you land at Swakopmund Airport.

Your guide will drive to meet up with you in Swakopmund later

in the day.

The charming little coastal retreat of Swakopmund on

Namibia’s western coast retains a strong German flavour, from

its cobbled streets and picturesque buildings down to its typical

German restaurants and pubs. This town is traditionally a

holiday spot for locals and foreigners alike, with many

opportunities for adventure sports and some good old-fashioned

fun. Swakopmund is an ideal place to relax after a few days in

the desert. Wash off the sand and sample some of the finely-

brewed local beer and seafood, including fish, lobster and the

utterly delicious oysters.

Delight in your 2 night stay at Cornerstone Guesthouse in a

Room with ensuite bathroom. Your stay includes all meals,

some of these may be acquired outside of the hotel.

Day 5

After an early breakfast, your guide will drive you along the

scenic coastal road to Walvis Bay for a memorable seal and

dolphin cruise within the outer lagoon and harbour. This is an

ideal way of seeing Cape fur seals, dolphins, pelicans, flamingos

and a wide variety of other sea birds. If you are lucky, there is

also the chance of seeing whales, leatherback turtles and

sunfish. Snacks, including local sparkling wine and fresh

oysters, will be served during the course of the cruise. You will

return to the jetty at roughly 12h30, after which you may like

to explore Walvis Bay further before returning to Swakopmund


for an afternoon at leisure at your guesthouse or in town. You

may also like to partake in some of the many other activities

that Swakopmund has to offer, which include camel rides,

scenic flights, quad-biking in the dunes, sky diving or vibrant

township visits (at additional cost). Choose to set off on foot

to meet a local doctor and find out about the herbal medicines

used by the Nama people or visit a local kindergarten and spend

the evening enjoying the lively vibe of an informal shebeen (all

at extra cost).



Cornerstone Guesthouse

Swakopmund, Namibia

Occupying a quiet corner of Swakopmund's old town near the

marine museum and the old brewery, Cornerstone Guesthouse

combines the charm and intimacy of a family-run B&B with the

modern amenities of a luxury hotel. The seven rooms are ideal

for outdoor living, with comfortable private patios equipped

with tables and chairs. Light, spacious and neat, the rooms are

decorated in beach house colours.

Tasty, fresh breakfasts are served in the large and airy dining

room or outdoors on the beautiful veranda. The guesthouse is

just a few minutes’ walk from the beach, as well as a number

of cafés, restaurants, shops and pubs.

WHAT WE LOVE ABOUT CORNERSTONE GUESTHOUSE

� Ask the owner, Peter, to recommend the place to eat

and then take a gentle stroll to one of the many nearby

restaurants.

� Brew yourself a steaming cup of aromatic coffee with

the French press coffee makers in each room.

� Indulge in the excellent breakfast and try the many

different types of bread offered.



Doro Nawas Camp

Twyfelfontein, Namibia

Day 6

After breakfast you will leave Swakopmund and head into the

Damaraland of north-western Namibia. You will head inland,

passing Namibia’s highest mountain, the Brandberg, and make

your way towards Twyfelfontein. Typified by displays of colour,

magnificent table-topped mountains, rock formations and

bizarre-looking vegetation, Damaraland offers some of the most

breath-taking scenery on your safari. The present day landscape

has been formed by the erosion of wind and water, as well as

geological forces that have formed rolling hills, dunes, gravel

plains and ancient river terraces. It is the variety and loneliness

of the area, as well as its scenic splendour, that will reward and

astound you, giving you an authentic understanding of the word

‘wilderness’.

If time allows this afternoon, your guide will take you to visit

the nearby attractions of the Twyfelfontein rock engravings

(recently declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site), Burnt

Mountain and the Organ Pipes. There should be the opportunity

to include this in the activities planned for tomorrow if you do

not have sufficient time today. Return to your accommodation

in time for a sunset walk in the area.

The breathtaking mountain region of Damaraland is situated on

the eastern side of the Skeleton Coast National Park and

southwest of Etosha National Park. An assortment of desert-

adapted wildlife such as elephant, rhino, zebra and lion live in

this near-barren landscape. A not-to-be-missed attraction is the

picturesque Brandberg, Namibia’s highest mountain, which is

home to thousands of ancient rock paintings, most notably The

White Lady. The rocky outcrops of Twyfelfontein feature

exceptional Bushmen engravings, which are considered to be

some of the best preserved etchings on the continent. Visitors

to Damaraland can view one of its more unusual habitats – the

Petrified Forest, which dates back millions of years and offers

a haunting landscape of gigantic fossilised trees, some up to 30

metres (100ft) in length.

Experience your 2 night stay at Doro Nawas Camp in a Tent with

ensuite bathroom. Your stay includes all meals and activities

with the Ultimate Safaris Guide.

Day 7

After an early breakfast you will be treated to an exciting 4x4

excursion along the ephemeral Aba Huab River valley to explore

this remarkable region and to search for game, including the

elusive desert adapted elephants, if they are in the area.

Damaraland is home to a variety of desert adapted wildlife and

hidden desert treasures. You will return to your camp for lunch.

In the afternoon you may visit Twyfelfontein and other nearby


attractions if you haven’t already done so, take a walk with

your guide in the area surrounding the camp or simply relax and

enjoy some well-deserved leisure time.



Doro Nawas Camp

Twyfelfontein, Namibia

Nestled against a small hill overlooking ancient plains, Doro

Nawas Camp boasts unspoilt, panoramic view of this diverse and

dramatic landscape, with its tabletop outcrops, small canyons,

dry riverbeds and savannas. Sixteen natural walled units

feature a design and décor unique to the surrounding scenery.

Open verandas invite guests to an evening of stargazing or even

a sleep out beneath African skies.

Decadent meals are served either indoors or al fresco, making

the most of the spectacular views. Guests can cool off in the

sparkling lodge pool or indulge in a refreshing cocktail in the

cosy bar. A small gallery exhibits a beautiful selection of

Namibian art. Activities revolve around the game found in the

riverbed and along the valleys, which fill with floodwater in the

rainy season. Guests may also visit the local rock art site at

Twyfelfontein to see San art engravings or explore the

surroundings in game drive vehicles and on foot.

WHAT WE LOVE ABOUT DORO NAWAS CAMP

� Ask for your bed to be prepared on your veranda and fall asleep

beneath the dazzling grandeur of the Milky Way.

� Spend an afternoon admiring the unspoiled panoramic views of

Damaraland from the guest area, set atop a sparse rocky hill.

� For a photo opportunity with a difference, set out in search of

elephant and black rhino and try to capture them against the

background of their beautifully stark environment.



Ongava Lodge

Ongava Private Game Reserve, Namibia

Day 8

Today’s route takes you northeast towards Etosha National

Park, travelling via the farming centres of Khorixas and Outjo,

with a stop at the fascinating Petrified Forest along the way.

Just south of the Etosha National Park you will enter the private

Ongava Game Reserve and enjoy wildlife sightings as you drive

way through the reserve to the accommodation of your choice.

If time allow, your guide will take you into on your first game

drive in the Etosha National Park this afternoon, returning to

camp just before the park gates close at sunset.

Delight in your 1 night stay at Ongava Lodge in a Chalet with

ensuite bathroom . Your stay includes all meals and activities

with the Ultimate Safaris Guide.



Ongava Lodge

Ongava Private Game Reserve, Namibia

Ongava Lodge is situated in the privately-owned Ongava Game

Reserve on the slopes of the Ondundozonananandana Hills. The

spacious and extremely comfortable chalets boast ensuite

bathrooms with baths, separate showers and his-and-hers

washbasins. They are air-conditioned, and feature a personal

bar and private elevated deck overlooking the vast plains of the

reserve.

A large lapa with a high thatched roof and cool slate floors

houses the bar, spacious dining area and sitting rooms with a

panoramic view of a waterhole. There is also an inviting pool

and a small chapel on the property. Adventures include twice-

daily game drives into Etosha National Park, where a huge

variety of game may be viewed at various waterholes, evening

game drives, which give guests an opportunity to view the shy

and elusive nocturnal species, and nature walks with a

professional guide.

WHAT WE LOVE ABOUT ONGAVA LODGE

� Ask your hosts to show you the game viewing hides on

the reserve.

� Order your favourite sundowner and unwind in the

sparkling pool, which overlooks a nearby waterhole.



Mushara Bush Camp

Etosha East, Namibia

Day 9

Today is spent game-viewing in the Etosha National Park from

your private safari vehicle. You will make your way through the

breadth of the park, entering at Andersson’s gate on the

southern boundary. You will then make your way across the

park via Okaukuejo, Halali, and Namutoni, stopping at selected

waterholes along the way to observe the game gathered there.

You will leave the park through the eastern Von Lindquist Gate

before it closes at sunset, arriving at Mushara Bush Camp in

good time to freshen up for dinner.

Etosha is one of Africa’s great wildlife parks and Namibia’s

prime wildlife conservation area. Spanning a vast 22 300 km²

(8 610 square miles), it consists mostly of grassy plains around

a huge salt pan, which becomes a beautiful lake after heavy

rains and attracts large flocks of pink candy-floss-coloured

flamingos. Etosha hosts a vast array of animals, including the

Big Five, as well as giraffes and rare and unusual species like

the black-faced impala, Hartmann’s mountain zebra and the

smallest antelope in the world, the Damara dik-dik. Large herds

of elephant can also be seen, while predators range from lion

to black-backed jackal. The wildlife in Etosha congregates

around the watering holes, making for exciting and productive

game viewing.

Apart from its wildlife, Etosha is also known for its immense salt

pans, which covers 4 731 km² (1 827 square miles) at the heart

of the park. Formed by a massive lake that gradually

evaporated, this vast stretch of shimmering salt forms a

picturesque contrast to the rich range of wildlife found in the

park.

Spend your 2 night stay at Mushara Bush Camp in a Tent with

ensuite bathroom. Your stay includes breakfast, lunch and

dinner and includes activities with the Ultimate Safaris Guide.

Day 10

Today will be a full day of exciting game viewing within the

eastern section of Etosha National Park. After discussion with

your guide, you can opt to go into the park in the morning and

the afternoon and return to your camp for lunch and an early

afternoon rest, you can choose to head back west to spend more

time in the area around Halali or you can head north past

Fischer’s Pan and up into the Andoni Plains. Either way, you will

return to the comforts of your accommodation before sunset.



Mushara Bush Camp

Etosha East, Namibia

Situated just a stone’s throw away from Namibia’s renowned

Etosha National Park is the charming Mushara Bush Camp.

Guests have the opportunity to unwind in one of 16 beautifully

furnished tents that have been created with canvas, wood and

local limestone. Each tent has a lovely ensuite bathroom and

private veranda that overlook pristine bush surrounds.

The guest area has been lovingly decorated to portray a true

wilderness camp — complete with a warming camp fire where

guests can sit around and swap stories of the day’s adventures.

Mouth-watering menus are served under a spacious thatched

veranda. Adventures include game drives in open 4x4 safari

vehicles and excellent birdwatching.

WHAT WE LOVE ABOUT MUSHARA BUSH CAMP

� Enjoy dinner around a fire in the boma while the local

choir sing traditional songs



Okonjima Plains Camp

Okonjima Nature Reserve, Namibia

Day 11

After breakfast you make your way to the AfriCat Foundation,

visiting Lake Otjikoto en route. You will arrive in time to enjoy

lunch at Okonjima, which is located at the base of the

Omboroko Mountains near Waterberg. Here you can enjoy the

welcoming atmosphere, superb accommodation and fantastic

activities, starting with a guided afternoon excursion.

Okonjima Reserve is situated just west of the renowned

Waterberg Plateau Park, amidst the vast plains scattered with

remnants of ancient sandstone outcrops that skirt the

Omboroko Mountains. A Herero name meaning “place of the

baboons” this spectacular area is home to the world-famous

AFRICAT Foundation, which supports the conservation of the

world’s largest free-ranging population of cheetah and

Namibia’s large wildcat population. Created as a refuge for

rehabilitated predators, the reserve is a haven for cheetah,

leopard, spotted hyena and African wild dog, as well as several

species of antelope.

Among the carnivores being researched and rehabilitated at

AFRICAT are cheetah, leopard, lion, caracal, wild dog and

hyena. Visitors to the area can embark on interpretive tours of

the Foundation as well as enjoying breathtaking nature drives.

Adventures include tracking cheetah and leopard on foot, bird

watching and the opportunity to embark on the Bushmen Trail,

during which guests can experience a day in the life of a San

Bushman.

Night drives set off after dinner, providing a glimpse into the

nocturnal life of the predators, as well as magnificent viewing

of the star-studded skies. Keen hikers can set off into the

majestic solitude of the desert on a selection of nature trails,

while bird watchers will be sure to spot and photograph a

number of colourful species.

Enjoy your 1 night stay at Okonjima Plains Camp in a View Room

with ensuite bathroom with shower only. Your stay includes

breakfast or brunch and dinner.



Okonjima Plains Camp


Beautiful Okonjima Plains Camp celebrates the Okonjima

cattel-farming industry of the 1920’s with its stunningly

creative design. Situated in the magnificent Okonjima Reserve,

this luxury Namibian safari destination offers its guest just 14

rooms (including four family rooms) - each with a private

veranda, personal bar, fans to offer a respite from the heat and

a charming ensuite bathroom.

The main guest area, or “Barn” as it is affectionately called,

boasts a dining area, sitting room, a sparkling swimming pool

(perfect for soothing weary limbs after game viewing) and a

boutique store. Adventures include large carnivore-tracking

walking safaris, bird watching, game drives, a self-guided

nature walk along a scenic trail, and the opportunity to embark

on the Bushmen Trail, during which guests can experience a day

in the life of a San Bushman.

WHAT WE LOVE ABOUT OKONJIMA PLAINS CAMP

� The fantastic prospect of spotting game from your

room as a private waterhole is just a stone’s throw

away!

� A visit to the AfriCat Foundation should not be missed!

This non-profit organisation conserves and protects

threatened cheetah, leopard, and other wild

carnivores of Namibia



Departure


Day 12

After a leisurely breakfast, you will depart for Windhoek in the

late morning. The drive will take you through the town of

Okahandja, where you can stop at the craft market. On arrival

in Windhoek you will be driven to Windhoek International

Airport to check in for your flight home (departure flight must

be no earlier than 16h00 to allow for drive back to Windhoek).


Journey overview

VALUE OPTION:

Validity periods

Windhoek to Windhoek

Per person based on 2 guests

travelling

Per person based on 4 guests

travelling

Low Season

(11 Jan – 31 May 2019) NAD 93 306 NAD 70 051

High Season

(1 Jun – 31 Oct 2019) NAD 99 944 NAD 76 647

Accommodation

DESTINATION ACCOMMODATION DETAILS

Windhoek Galton House

Breakfast

Sossusvlei Sossusvlei Lodge

Dinner and Breakfast

Swakopmund Cornerstone Guesthouse

Breakfast

Twyfelfontein Doro Nawas Camp

All meals

Ongava Private Game

Reserve

Ongava Lodge

All meals

Etosha East Mushara Bush Camp

Three Meals

Okonjima Nature Reserve Okonjima Plains Camp

Three Meals


Journey overview

What’s included:

� Welcome and assistance service at Hosea Kutako International Airport

� Transportation in a luxury air-conditioned safari vehicle, including mineral water on board

� Services of a registered and experienced English-speaking safari guide

� Entrance fees and excursions as described above

� Accommodation inclusions as above mentioned

� Mineral water on board the safari vehicle

� Welcome pack

� Emergency medical evacuation insurance

� Administration fee

Note:

� The operator may reroute the itinerary or accommodate in similar lodges in case of non-availability

� Single traveller supplement and child rates will be quoted on request

� Validity periods are as specified above; should a booking fall over two rate periods the rate will change and we reserve

the right to re-quote

� The rates quoted are subject to change without warning if there are any increases in bed levies, park fees, fuel, sales

tax or VAT, third-party services or any other circumstances beyond our control in the countries featured in this quote

� Luggage is restricted to 20kg or 44 lb (not including photographic equipment) per person in a soft, hold all type bag

� Vehicles used are normally comfortable 4WD Land Cruisers, equipped with air-conditioning and cool boxes or fridges for

drinks and snacks. A trailer can be taken for luggage if required

� &Beyond trading terms apply

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