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Trip Overview
22 Days Fly In Road Safari Zanzibar | Namibia | Botswana | Victoria Falls
WHATS INCLUDED?
– Game viewing drives and excursions
– Full board meaning BLD, drinking water
– Designed 4×4 truck or Sprinter truck with big windows, fully air conditioned, PA system
– Professional English speaking guide/driver
– Domestic flight Zanzibar to Namibia
– Helicopter flights over the Victoria falls
– Flight over Namib desert
– Fuel, porters tips,
– Entrance fees for NP
– Activities mentioned as included
– Complimentary dinner cruise on the Zambezi (Farewell dinner with sunset cruise)
– Complimentary comprehensive passenger liability insurance
WHATS EXCLUDED?
– International flights
– All other extras not mentioned
– Zimbabwe National Parks fees would have to be paid directNB: Namibia: An entry permit will be issued to you upon arrival into Namibia. Namibia requires two blank visas pages in your passport. We recommend one blank visa page for each other country visited. Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond intended period of stay.
There are no required inoculations for entry to Namibia. However, malaria tablets are highly recommended. You may obtain these pills by prescription, from your regular physician.
You should seek medical advice before travelling to South Africa from your local health practitioner and ensure that all you receive all of the appropriate vaccinations. As a guide tetanus, diphtheria, polio, hepatitis A (for stays over 4 weeks) and hepatitis B (for stays over 3 months) are recommended. A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required from travelers over one, coming from infected areas.
A low malaria risk occurs in northern parts of Mpumalanga (as well as Kruger National park, northern and northeastern parts of Kwa ZuluNatal).
– All other extras not mentioned
– Zimbabwe National Parks fees would have to be paid directNB: Namibia: An entry permit will be issued to you upon arrival into Namibia. Namibia requires two blank visas pages in your passport. We recommend one blank visa page for each other country visited. Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond intended period of stay.
There are no required inoculations for entry to Namibia. However, malaria tablets are highly recommended. You may obtain these pills by prescription, from your regular physician.
You should seek medical advice before travelling to South Africa from your local health practitioner and ensure that all you receive all of the appropriate vaccinations. As a guide tetanus, diphtheria, polio, hepatitis A (for stays over 4 weeks) and hepatitis B (for stays over 3 months) are recommended. A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required from travelers over one, coming from infected areas.
A low malaria risk occurs in northern parts of Mpumalanga (as well as Kruger National park, northern and northeastern parts of Kwa ZuluNatal).
Visas:
The few countries that do require visas; mostly Eastern European and Asian Nationals, need to obtain them prior to arrival at the border. Visas are not issued at Botswana ports of entry, if you arrive without a visa, immigration officials will refuse you entry to Botswana. The border crossings we use in Botswana include: Muhembo (Botswana/Namibia border) Kazangula (Botswana/Zimbabwe or Zambia border) Groblerberg/Martin’s Drift (South Africa/ Botswana) Botswana Tourism Levy from 1st June 2017 – postponed until further notice from the 1st June 2017 a tourism levy of $30USD is payable when entering Botswana. Payment is taken at the border in US dollars cash, debit or credit card. The Levy is valid for a 30-day period and can be used for multiple entry. Please note this Levy has been postponed until further notice.
The few countries that do require visas; mostly Eastern European and Asian Nationals, need to obtain them prior to arrival at the border. Visas are not issued at Botswana ports of entry, if you arrive without a visa, immigration officials will refuse you entry to Botswana. The border crossings we use in Botswana include: Muhembo (Botswana/Namibia border) Kazangula (Botswana/Zimbabwe or Zambia border) Groblerberg/Martin’s Drift (South Africa/ Botswana) Botswana Tourism Levy from 1st June 2017 – postponed until further notice from the 1st June 2017 a tourism levy of $30USD is payable when entering Botswana. Payment is taken at the border in US dollars cash, debit or credit card. The Levy is valid for a 30-day period and can be used for multiple entry. Please note this Levy has been postponed until further notice.
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