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SAFARIS Name of Safari Tour Code Type of Safari

Accommodation Nights Mode of

Travel Guaranteed Departures

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SPECIAL INTEREST SAFARIS Migration Safari KTMS12 Safari Lodges & Tented

Camps 12 Road

1

Rwanda Gorilla Safari RS3 Safari Lodges

2 Road 5

Kenya Safaris Masai Mara Safari KS4 Safari Lodges 3 Road 7 Simba Safari KS8A Safari Lodges 7 Road 9 Cheetah Safari KS7 Safari Lodges

6 Road 12

Kenya Bush and Beach Safari

KBS11 Safari lodge, Tented Camps & Beach Resort

10 Road 15

Tanzania Safaris Serengeti Safari TS5S Safari Lodges 4 Road 17 Tanzania Highlights TS08 Safari Lodges & Tented

Camps

7 Road 20

Tanzania & Kenya Safaris Kiboko Safari KTS14 Safari Lodges & Tented

Camps 13 Road

23

East Africa & Zanzibar KTZS15 Tented Camp, Lodge & Indian Ocean Resort

14 Road 28

East Africa Highlights EAHS13 Safari Lodges & Tented Camps

12 Road 32

Deluxe Safaris Tanzania Deluxe TD9 Tented Camps & Safari

Lodges 8 Road & Air 37

Kenya Deluxe KD8 Tented Camps

7 Road & Air 40

Flying Safaris Wings Over Tanzania TFS7 Tented Camps & Safari

Lodges 7 Air 43

Wings Over Kenya KFS6 Tented Camps

6 Air 46

Climbing Safaris Mount Kilimanjaro Machame Route KMC8A 7 Walking 49 Marangu Route KMC7 6 Walking 52 Rongai Route KMC6 7 Walking 54

HOTELS & EXCURSIONS Kenya Hotels Page Lamu & Malindi Hotels 56 Mombasa & Diani Hotels 56 Nairobi Hotels 58 Nairobi Excursions 59

Tanzania Hotels Page Arusha & Dar es Salaam Hotels 60 Zanzibar Hotels 61 Zanzibar Excursions 63

TERMS AND CONDITIONS 64

SPECIAL INTEREST SAFARIS Migration Safari

This safari has been especially designed to track the progress of the annual wildebeest migration in Kenya and Tanzania. Dubbed the ‘Greatest Wildlife Show on Earth’, the migration features a cast of millions, covers an 800-kilometer circuit, and weaves birth, life and death into a spectacular tapestry, which illustrates the concept of ‘the survival of the fittest’ in all of its tragic, comic, violent and awesome splendour. Typically scheduled for July-October, this exceptionally popular tour sets out from Nairobi and is guided by Christopher Nyambu for the Kenyan circuit and Francis Kembo for the Tanzania circuit – both are proficient and outstanding safari guides. Travelling by road, the tour allows our visitors to experience both the thrill of a luxury tented camp and the comfort of a traditional safari lodge. Crossing from Tanzania’s Serengeti to Kenya’s Masai Mara, it also enables the visitor to follow in the footsteps of the migration.

Wildlife Highlights: lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, cheetah, hippos, crocodiles, wildebeest, zebra, antelope, gazelle, impala, waterbuck, topi, eland, plains game, giraffe, black and white rhino. Accommodation: The Boma, Flamingo Hill Camp, Mara Serena Lodge, The Serenity on the Lake, Serengeti Serena Safari Lodge, Ngorongoro Serena Safari Lodge, Mount Meru hotel

Tour code: KTMS12 Duration: 13 days/12 nights

Operation: Set departures at the indicated prices (or daily on request/Private basis – prices on request)

Group size: 6-24 adults Minimum group: 6 clients

Travel mode: Road on a standard 4x4 Land cruiser

Package includes: All meals as specified in the itinerary, one litre of mineral water per day, game drives, half-day crater tour, visit to Olduvai, park fees, English speaking driver guide and English speaking tour leader

Price excludes: Sundowner cocktails and other activities not included in the package price

Accommodation: City hotel, safari lodges and luxury tented camps

Activities Game drives Regions: Nairobi

Lake Nakuru Masai Mara National Reserve Lake Victoria Serengeti National Park Ngorongoro Crater Arusha

1 night (Bed & Breakfast only) 2 nights 4 nights 1 night 2 nights 1 night 1 night (Bed & Breakfast only)

Guaranteed Departure date Cost in US$ per person Kenya Safari only without park Entry fee

Single room supplement

Cost in US$ per person Tanzania Safari only without park Entry fee


03 - 15 Sep 2016 2678 822 2624 380

Park Fees NET and NON-COMMISSIONABLE 460 200

Supplementary costs Kenya Only Masai Mara – Wilson Scheduled flight USD295 per person Transfer Wilson-Carnivore-Jomo Kenyatta USD104 per vehicle Lunch Carnivore restaurant USD33 per person

About the Safari Guides Christopher Nyambu Kenyan born Christopher Nyambu is a wildlife and conservation enthusiast and a remarkable safari guide. Studded with over 10 years’ on-the-job experience and accredited by the Kenya Professional Safari Guide Association (KPSGA), Chris possesses an in-depth knowledge of the Kenyan wild, both flora and fauna. In addition, he displays an unmistakable conversance with the country’s wildlife parks and reserves, geography, history, people and the various cultures. Passionate about what he does, he heartily shares his vast knowledge of the African wilderness with ease and is often highly commended by every group he guides. Driven by a responsibility to conserve nature and a love for wildlife he is an active member of the Friends of Tsavo, a charitable trust committed to the preservation of Tsavo Conservation Area. Francis Kembo A highly trained nature and safari guide, Francis Kembo cloaks 16 years of experience in professional guiding. Confident and knowledgeable, the former Tanzania National Basketball Team player holds advanced certification in wildlife and nature management as well as in geology. On every safari he guides, Francis has a commendable track record. He briskly offers vast knowledge of Tanzania’s wildernesses, with specialty in wildlife behaviour and excellent local knowledge. He is professionally accredited by the Tanzania Tour Guides Association and is a conservationist at heart with a profound love for what he does. About the wildebeest migration Between the end of July and November, over one and a half million wildebeest accompanied by half again as many zebras and gazelles, migrate from the short-grass plains of the Serengeti to fresh pasture in the grasslands of the Mara; thus creating one of nature’s grandest spectacles. Moving in groups of up to 20,000 at a time they thunder across the plateau hesitating only briefly to cross the Mara River, where many fall prey to the waiting crocodiles. Towards the end of October they begin crossing back into Tanzania. The actual timing of the migration, however, is dictated by the weather and does not always run to schedule. Offering an abundance of herbivores, the Mara makes the ideal hunting ground for Kenya’s famous ‘big cats’ and hosts her largest population of lions. It also offers the best chance of spotting a leopard in the wild. Other predators include cheetah and spotted hyena.

Migration Safari Schedule Day 1: Arrival in Nairobi Upon arrival at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, you will be met by our representative and transferred to the 5-star hotel The Boma. Dinner (not included) can be taken at the hotel or at any of the city’s many restaurants. Overnight at the hotel. Day 2: Nairobi to Lake Nakuru After breakfast, drive to Lake Nakuru National Park in time for a late lunch at Flamingo Hill Tented Camp. After lunch, enjoy a game drive in the park before returning to the camp in time for a swim and dinner. Optional: You may choose to enjoy evening cocktails before dinner at extra cost. As Kenya’s first and largest rhino sanctuary, sightings of both black and white rhino are almost guaranteed, while plentiful waterbuck, warthog, zebra, gazelle and buffalo graze the shoreline. Echoing to the haunting cries of the numerous fish eagles, this is also the park in which you have the best chance of seeing a leopard. The lake is renowned as ‘The greatest bird spectacle on earth’ thanks to the

millions of fuchsia-pink flamingo that flocked to feed on the teeming algae of its alkaline waters. The pink-frosted shores and sky-mirrored waters yielded some of the most evocatively beautiful photo-images in Africa. Now the lake’s water levels have risen and the algae is thinned out prompting the flamingos to temporarily shift base. Distance/drive time: 185 km / 3½ hours

Day 3: On safari in Lake Nakuru National Park Spend the entire day game-driving in the park, which was established as Kenya's first rhino sanctuary. The Park now hosts one of the largest black rhino concentrations in the country and substantial numbers of white rhino have also been introduced. About Lake Nakuru Sunk deep in the cleft of the Great Rift Valley, one of earth's most phenomenal geological features, ringed by shoals of extinct and dormant volcanoes and presided over by the Menengai Crater, one of the largest craters in the world, lie the turquoise-shimmering waters of Lake Nakuru. Flamingo-frosted, salt-encrusted, acacia-haloed and guarded by the prehistoric splendour of a grey-green forest of Euphorbia candelabrum, Lake Nakuru National Park offers sanctuary to some of the world's most endangered creatures. As a Kenya safari destination, Lake Nakuru ranks as one of the most popular destinations in the Great Rift Valley.

Because the Park is so compact, game density is high and wildlife encounters are plentiful. This is also the Park where you are most likely to see a leopard while the high numbers of lion make sightings a real possibility. In the woodland forests watch out for endangered Rothschild's giraffe, colobus monkey, rhino and the odd striped hyena. In the bushlands look for eland, steenbok, impala and reedbuck while on the cliffs and escarpment you may see dik dik, rock hyrax and klipspringer. On the lake you can enjoy the antics of the small hippo herd whilst on the lakeshore you'll find numerous waterbuck, reedbuck and zebra. In the southern part of the park look out for eland, Thomson's and Grant's gazelle.

Day 4: Lake Nakuru to Masai Mara Leaving the camp after breakfast, continue up the floor of Rift to arrive in the famous Masai Mara National Reserve. Lunch will be served at the Sarova Mara Game Camp. After lunch, enjoy your first game-drive in the Mara. World renowned for the breath-taking spectacle of ‘the greatest wildlife show on earth’, the awe inspiring annual migration of the wildebeest, the Mara is Kenya’s most visited protected area. Technically an extension of Tanzania’s renowned Serengeti National Park, the Mara constitutes only 4% of the entire Serengeti ecosystem but its rolling grasslands, meandering rivers and towering escarpments offer one of the world’s most rewarding and evocative wildlife arenas. Proceed for check-in to the Mara Serena Safari Lodge, which stands high on a hill with spectacular views of the river and plains. Distance/drive time: 290 km / 5hours Day 5: On safari in the Masai Mara Spend the day on safari in the Mara with morning and afternoon game drives. Historically teaming with wildlife, the Mara is famous for the large herds of elephant and buffalo that meander its plains; also for the fat pods of hippo that wallow in its mud-brown rivers. Other stars include the distinctive Masai giraffe, plum-coloured topi, Coke’s hartebeest, Grant’s and Thomson’s gazelle, zebra, impala, Kirk’s dik-dik, bushbuck, waterbuck and red duiker. The Reserve also boasts plentiful Nile crocodile, monitor lizard, baboon, vervet, blue and red-tailed monkeys, nocturnal bush babies, and tree hyrax. All meals and overnight at Mara Serena Safari Lodge Day 6 On safari in the Masai Mara Setting off after an early morning cup of tea, enjoy a fascinating game drive into the bush. Drop off at Hippo Pool for breakfast. Not many experiences are as memorable, or as typically Kenyan, as breakfast by the Hippo Pool where, a full English breakfast will be cooked before you. Enjoy a glass of chilled ‘buck’s fizz’ while you watch the hippos in the river below. Proceed with game drive. Lunch and afternoon game drive. Dinner and overnight at Mara Serena Safari Lodge Day 7: On safari in the Masai Mara Spend the day on safari in the Mara with morning and afternoon game drives. All meals and overnight at Mara Serena Safari Lodge Day 8: End of the Kenyan course of the safari AND beginning of the Tanzanian course On this day, the safari ventures into Tanzania, marking the end of the Kenyan bit of the safari. Being the safari is now offered in two courses, our guests can explore the option of either taking the Kenyan circuit only, or enjoying both the Kenya and Tanzania tours of the safari. Day 8: Mara to Nairobi (for clients not proceeding to Tanzania) Breakfast at your lodge. The lodge will transfer clients to the local airstrip for your scheduled flight departing at 11h00 for Nairobi Wilson. 12h15 met on arrival at Wilson airport and transfer to Carnivore Restaurant for lunch. Transfer to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport for your onward flight. Day 8: Mara into Tanzania and onto Lake Victoria (for clients proceeding to Tanzania) After breakfast drive to the border crossing between Kenya and Tanzania at Isebania then drive to the shores of Lake Victoria with a picnic lunch on the way. Check into the Serenity on the Lake. Dinner at the lodge. Day 9: Lake Victoria to Serengeti After breakfast explore Lake Victoria with 1.5hour canoe ride and visit to local fish village. Depart and drive to the Serengeti National Park and arrive at the Serengeti Serena Safari Lodge. Set high on the saddle of tree-clad ridge commanding panoramic views across the

endless plains of the Serengeti, the lodge draws its inspiration from the circular ‘Rondavel’ dwellings and winding paths of a traditional Maasai village. Below the Lodge is a sky-blue pool and a hilltop vantage point from which to view the world famous annual ‘migration’. Dinner and overnight at the lodge. About the Serengeti Covering 14,763 sq. km of endlessly rolling savannah plains, the Serengeti is Tanzania’s first-established, largest and most famous park wherein tens of thousands of hoofed animals roam in a constant and unremitting search for the fresh grasslands upon which their survival depends. Distance/drive time: 250km / 5 hours

Day 10: On safari in the Serengeti With a full day on safari (morning and afternoon game drives included) your options are wide. The Serengeti, whose Maasai name ‘Siringet’ translates as ‘the endless plains’, offers unparalleled ornithological opportunities and an unrivalled natural arena wherein the glory and harmony of nature can be appreciated as nowhere else on earth. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served at the lodge. Day 11: To the Ngorongoro Crater via Olduvai Gorge After breakfast, enjoy a morning game drive as you leave the Serengeti with picnic lunch and drive to the Ngorongoro Crater Conservation Area via Olduvai Gorge. Popularly known as the ‘Cradle of Mankind’, Olduvai is the site of one of the most important and controversial Palaeolithic finds in recent history. In the late afternoon, arrive at the Ngorongoro Serena Safari Lodge, a unique lodge clinging to the rim of the magnificent Ngorongoro Crater. Designed to blend completely into the landscape, it is entirely invisible from the floor of the Crater 600 metres below. Dinner and overnight at the lodge. About the crater Often referred to as ‘the eighth wonder of the world’ the Ngorongoro Crater is one of Africa’s best-known wildlife arenas. A World Heritage Site, it is also one of the largest volcanic craters in the world (almost 20 kilometres wide, 610-760 metres deep and covering a total area of 264 square kilometres). An utterly unique biosphere, the Crater harbours grasslands, swamps, forests, saltpans, a fresh water lake and a glorious variety of birdlife, all enclosed within its towering walls. Due to its high concentration of wildlife, close-range viewing opportunities and striking scenery it is also Tanzania’s most visited destination. Distance/drive time: 150 km / 3 hours Day 12: Ngorongoro to Arusha After breakfast drive to Arusha - at the foot of the wooded slopes of Mount Meru. Check in to the Mount Meru Hotel, a modern hotel nestled against one of the most majestic backdrops of the picturesque Mount Meru, sister peak to Africa's highest summit, Mount Kilimanjaro. Lunch and afternoon will be at leisure. Dinner and overnight at the hotel. Distance/drive time: 190 km / 4.5 hours Day 13: Depart After breakfast, you will be transferred to the Kilimanjaro International Airport for your onward flights.

Rwanda Gorilla Safari This gorilla trekking safari takes to some of Rwanda’s iconic locations, highlighting the essence of ‘The Land of a Thousand Hills’. A city tour through the capital Kigali narrates the tales of yester years while depicting a tranquil present, revealing an incredible recovery from the turbulent eras in-between. From here, a trip down to Ruhengeri unveils an exquisitely beautiful countryside with an unsurpassed biodiversity. The tour culminates with an exciting gorilla trekking experience at the Volcanoes National Park.

Wildlife Highlights: Mountain gorillas Accommodation: Flame Tree Village and Gorilla Mountain View Lodge

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Tour code: RS3 Duration: 3 days/2 nights

Operation: Private basis

Group size: 2-16 adults

Minimum group: 2 clients Travel mode: Road on a 4x4 Tourist converted Jeep

Includes: Airport transfers, All meals as specified in the itinerary, 1 Gorilla Permit (cost separate) and 1 Trek, one litre of mineral while trekking, Kigali City tour and Genocide Museum, English-speaking driver guide.

Excludes: All meals and beverages other than specified, International or regional flights, airport taxes, passport and visa fees, items of personal nature

Activities: Gorilla Trekking and Kigali city tour Accommodation: City hotel, safari lodges.

Regions: Kigali Volcanoes National Reserve

1 Night 1 Night

Dates & Rates Cost in US$ per person sharing Single Room

Supplement Cost in US$ Gorilla Permit (Net and Non commissionable)

2 3 4 5 6

15-Dec-15 To 15-Dec-16 1166 977 883 826 810 207 750 per trek Notes: Our services start/end up with a pick up/drop off Kigali Airport. For more information regarding Gorilla trekking information please contact us: [email protected]

Rwanda Gorilla Safari Rates are Commissionable **with the exception of the Gorilla Permits which are NET and NON-COMMISSIONABLE

Rwanda Safari Schedule

Day 1 - Kigali On arrival at the Kigali International Airport you will be met and transferred to the Flame Tree Village in the heart of Kigali city. Overnight at the hotel on bed and breakfast basis (Dinner is on own arrangement)

Day 2 - Kigali to Ruhengeri After breakfast, embark on a City Tour of Kigali. Learn the history behind Rwanda through the tales told by its capital; get acquainted with pre-colonial and colonial Rwanda, the 1994 genocide and see the new developments. A visit to the genocide memorial site at Gisozi, about 35km outside the city centre, is the highlight of the city tour. This visit is an emotional experience for most visitors as they encounter the horrid massacre that engulfed the country in 1994. It also presents an opportunity to learn about other genocides in the world. Lunch at a local restaurant in Kigali After a sumptuous lunch, depart Kigali on a scenic drive north-westwards to Ruhengeri at the foothills of the Virunga volcanoes. Enjoy the picturesque countryside as you drive on to check-in to the Gorilla Mountain View Lodge for dinner and overnight. Distance/drive time: 107km / 2.5hours

Day 3 - Gorilla Trekking in the Volcanoes National Park After an early breakfast at the lodge, transfer to the Volcanoes National Park at 0630 hrs. 0700 hrs: Arrive at the park headquarters for registration - a simple process where the park staff asses your fitness level to determine which Gorilla Family you will visit. Thereafter, the park staff brief on trekking times and conditions to the various groups based upon their location in the park the previous evening. Gorilla Trekking There are a total of 80 gorilla permits available each day with a maximum of 8 trekkers visiting any one group. Treks vary in duration depending on which gorilla group you are assigned to. After locating your assigned gorilla group, you will spend approximately one hour in their company before heading back down the volcano slopes. About the Volcanoes National Park The park is located in the Virunga Mountains, a magnificent chain of dormant volcanoes in the north of Rwanda which it shares with the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Uganda. The mountains form part of the extension of the Congo-Nile divide, separating two of Africa´s most important watersheds. They are also home to the world’s last surviving Mountain Gorilla populations, currently about 700 individuals. After a great gorilla trekking experience, drive south-eastwards back to Kigali City. Later, transfer to the airport for your departure flight. (Cost of flight not included). Distance/drive time: 107km / 2.5hours

KENYA SAFARIS

Masai Mara Safari For those with limited time looking for a value-added safari that highlights Kenya’s most famous sights, this is ideal. Showcasing the flamingos and rhinos of Lake Nakuru and a scenic drive down the Great Rift Valley, this road and lodge safari also offers two day’s game-viewing in the world famous Masai Mara.

Wildlife Highlights: lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, cheetah, hippos, crocodiles, wildebeest, zebra, antelope, impala, waterbuck, topi, eland, plains game, giraffe, black and white rhino. Accommodation: Lake Nakuru Lodge & Masai Mara Sopa Lodge

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Tour code: KS4

Duration: 4 days/3 nights Operation: Daily on request


Minimum group: 2 adults Travel mode: Road on a 6 seater Minivan

Includes: All meals as specified in the itinerary, one litre of mineral water per day, game drives, park fees, English- speaking driver guide.

Excludes: Sundowner cocktails and other activities not included in the package price Activities: Game drives, nature walks and sundowners

Accommodation: Safari lodges

Regions: Nairobi Lake Nakuru National Park Masai Mara National Reserve Nairobi

1 Night 2 Nights

Daily Departure Rates & Dates Cost in US$ per person sharing and in one vehicle

without park fees Single Room Supplement

2 3 4 5 6

15DEC15-21DEC15 1048 874 787 735 700 224 22DEC15-01DEC16 1159 985 899 846 812 242

02JAN16-31MAR16 1049 875 788 736 701 224 01APR16-15JUN16 889 725 643 594 561 0

16JUN16-30JUN16 978 814 732 683 650 114 01JUL16-31OCT16 1107 933 847 795 760 242

01NOV16-21NOV16 1007 833 746 694 660 114 22NOV16-14DEC16 1049 875 788 736 701 224

Park Fees

15DEC16 - 14DEC16 270 270 270 270 270

$ 295 per person supplement for flights from Mara-Nairobi on day 4. Children under 12 years sharing with two adults pay 60%. Prices ONLY applicable if safari is started and completed within the specified dates; and subject to availability of indicated accommodation. Overlapping price periods re-quoted upon enquiry.

Xmas supplement – 24th- 26th Dec; 31st Dec 2015– 01st Jan 2016 = $54 pppn Sopa 24th- 26th Dec; 31st Dec 2015– 01st Jan 2016 = $43 pppn Lake Nakuru Easter Supplement – 25th to 28th March 2016 = $48 pppn Sopa lodges Only

Notes: Our services start/end up with a pick up/drop off Jomo Kenyatta airport

Masai Mara Safari Schedule

Day 1: Nairobi to Lake Nakuru Pick up from Jomo Kenyatta airport and leaving Nairobi you will drive up the spectacular Great Rift Valley, passing Lakes Naivasha and Elmenteita before arriving at Lake Nakuru National Park and into Lake Nakuru Lodge in time for lunch. In the afternoon enjoy your first glimpse of the Lake’s fabled 1.2 million flamingos, perhaps find rhinos grazing on the lakeshore (this park is the nation’s largest rhino sanctuary), and arrive back at the Lodge in time for a swim and thereafter a sumptuous buffet supper. Distance/drive time: 185 km / 3½ hours

Day 2: Lake Nakuru to The Masai Mara Leaving Lake Nakuru Lodge after breakfast, continue up the floor of Rift to arrive at the Masai Mara Sopa Lodge in time for lunch and spend the afternoon game-viewing across the rolling savannah plains of the famous Masai Mara National Reserve. Return in time to take a swim in the luxury pool before dinner and overnight. Distance/drive time: 320 km / 5 hours

Day 3: On safari in the Mara Enjoy a whole day on safari in one of the world’s most famous reserves. Offering an abundance of herbivores, the Mara makes the ideal hunting ground for Kenya’s famous ‘big cats’ and hosts her largest population of lions. Historically teeming with wildlife, the Mara is famous for the large herds of elephant and buffalo that meander its plains. Spend the night in the luxurious Masai Mara Sopa Lodge.

Day 4: Return to Nairobi Drive or fly back (flight at additional cost) to Nairobi and take lunch at the famous Carnivore Restaurant with its glowing BBQs serving all manner of meats to include ostrich, crocodile and many more (plus fish, vegetarian choices, salads etc). Thereafter you will be transferred to the airport and be assisted to board your home bound flight. Distance/drive time: 265 km / 4½ hours

Simba Safari ‘Simba’ means ‘lion’ in Swahili A value-for-money safari that delivers optimum variety in the minimum time without sacrificing comfort and time on safari, this road safari features a selection of tried and tested safari lodges. As for sights and scenery, it offers the elephants of Amboseli set against the backdrop of Kilimanjaro, beautiful Lake Naivasha against the backdrop of the Mount Longonot volcano, the famous flamingoes and rhinos of Lake Nakuru, and the unrivalled wildlife of the Masai Mara.

Wildlife Highlights: lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, cheetah, hippos, crocodiles, wildebeest, zebra, antelope, gazelle, impala, waterbuck, topi, eland, plains game, giraffe, black and white rhino. Accommodation: The Boma – Superior room, Ol Tukai Lodge, Lake Naivasha Sopa Lodge, Lake Nakuru Lodge and the Masai Mara Sopa Lodge

Tour code: KS8A Duration: 8 days/7 nights

Operation: Daily on request

Group size: 2 and above Minimum group: 2 clients

Travel mode: Road on a 6 seater Minivan

Package includes: All meals as specified in the itinerary, one litre of mineral water per day, game drives, park fees, English- speaking driver guide.

Prices excludes: Traditional Masai dance, nature walks, wildlife talk, cocktails, boat ride.

Accommodation: Safari lodges

Regions: Nairobi Amboseli National Park Lake Naivasha Lake Nakuru National Park Masai Mara National Reserve

1 night (bed and breakfast only) 2 nights 1 night 1 night 2 nights

Daily Departure Rates & Dates Cost in US$ per person sharing and in one vehicle without park fees Single Room Supplement 2 3 4 5 6

15DEC15-19DEC15 2008 1707 1557 1467 1407 493 20DEC15-01JAN16 2366 2065 1915 1825 1765 637

02JAN16-31MAR16 2179 1879 1729 1638 1578 637 01APR16-31MAY16 1765 1482 1340 1255 1199 123

01JUN16-15JUN16 1824 1540 1399 1314 1257 322 16JUN16-30JUN16 1957 1674 1532 1447 1391 493

01JUL16-31OCT16 2266 1966 1816 1726 1666 664 01NOV16-21NOV16 2008 1708 1558 1468 1408 493

22NOV16-14DEC16 2050 1750 1600 1510 1449 603

Park Fees 15DEC15 - 14DEC16 450 450 450 450 450 $ 295 per person supplement for flights from Mara-Nairobi on day 8.

Children under 12 years sharing with two adults pay 60%.

Prices ONLY applicable if safari is started and completed within the specified dates; and subject to availability of indicated accommodation. Overlapping price periods re-quoted upon enquiry.

Xmas supplement – 24th- 26th Dec; 31st Dec 2015– 01st Jan 2016 = $54 pppn Sopa 24th- 26th Dec; 31st Dec 2015– 01st Jan 2016 = $43 pppn Lake Nakuru 20th Dec 2015– 01st Jan 2016 = $94 pppn Ol Tukai Easter Supplement – 25th to 28th March 2016 = $48 pppn Sopa lodges Only Easter Supplement – 25th to 28th March 2016 = $39 pppn Ol Tukai lodge Notes: Our services start/end up with a pick up/drop off Jomo Kenyatta airport

Simba Safari

Day 1: Arrival in Nairobi Upon arrival at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, you will be met by our representative and transferred to the 5-star hotel The Boma. Dinner (not included) can be taken at the hotel or at any of the city’s many restaurants. Overnight at hotel.

Day 2: Nairobi to Amboseli National Park Breakfast at your hotel. Thereafter, you will drive to the famous Amboseli National Park and check-in to Ol Tukai Lodge. Built in 1996 and one of Amboseli’s best-known lodges, Ol Tukai Lodge lies at the very centre of the park. Close to the main swamp area, it enjoys stunning views of Africa’s highest mountain and the legendary ’Snows of Kilimanjaro’. In the afternoon, take a game drive around this panoramic yet compact park, which is dotted with emerald green swamps in which great herds of elephant wallow half-submerged in the papyrus grasses. These permanent marshlands also provide a potent draw to hippos and buffaloes, while offering a haven for the abundant water birds. In the evening, enjoy sundowners in one of the lodge’s two bars, explore the wildlife library, or take a swim in the pool. After dinner in the atmospheric central dining room, enjoy a display of traditional Maasai dance or a wildlife talk (optional). Distance/drive time: 260km / 4 hours

Day 3: On safari in Amboseli National Park Spend the entire day game-driving in the park, which is an International Biosphere Reserve featuring the dried-out lakebed of prehistoric Lake Amboseli, rolling savannah and lush green swamps. The plains offer numerous antelopes, spotted hyenas, jackals, warthogs, olive baboons, vervet monkeys and the chance of spotting a lion, leopard or cheetah. Observation Hill, a conical peak, which is easily climbed, offers stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro. Lunch and dinner will be taken at the lodge, whose grounds also offer the opportunity of optional nature walk with bird-spotting (150 species in the grounds alone). Breakfast, lunch and dinner at the lodge.

Day 4: Amboseli, Nairobi, Great Rift Valley, Lake Naivasha After an early breakfast at the lodge, drive to Nairobi and down the spectacular Great Rift Valley. In the afternoon, arrive at the Lake Naivasha, a freshwater lake, the highest of the string of lakes that glitter down the vast trench of the Great Rift Valley. Towered over by the brooding bulk of Mount Longonot (2,776 m), and featuring a submerged volcanic island known as Crescent Island, this beautiful lake is best known for its high numbers of water birds. In the afternoon check into the luxurious Lake Naivasha Sopa Lodge, lunch and spend the afternoon relaxing by the pool, taking an optional boat-ride on the lake, or exploring the lake shore. Distance/drive time: 380 km / 6 hours

Day 5: Lake Naivasha & Lake Nakuru National Park After breakfast, depart the lodge and continue down the Great Rift Valley, passing Lake Elmenteita before arriving at Lake Nakuru National Park in time for a morning game drive around the lake. This offers you the change to catch your first glimpse of the Lake’s fabled 1.2 million flamingos, and perhaps find rhinos grazing on the lakeshore (this park is the nation’s largest rhino sanctuary. Arriving at the Lake Nakuru Lodge, check-in and enjoy a leisurely lunch before setting off on another game drive around the lake, arriving back at the Lodge in time for a swim, optional cocktails and a sumptuous buffet supper. Distance/drive time: 120 km / 1.5 hours

Day 6: Lake Nakuru National Park to the Masai Mara National Reserve Leaving Lake Nakuru Lodge after breakfast, continue up the floor of Rift to arrive at the Masai Mara Sopa Lodge in time for lunch and spend the afternoon game-viewing across the rolling savannah plains of the famous Masai Mara National Reserve. Return in time to take a swim in the luxury pool before dinner and overnight. Distance/drive time: 320 km / 5½ hours

Day 7: On safari in the Masai Mara A full day’s safari in one of the world’s most famous reserves. Offering an abundance of herbivores, the Mara makes the ideal hunting ground for Kenya’s famous ‘big cats’ and hosts her largest population of lions. Historically teeming with wildlife, the Mara is famous for the large herds of elephant and buffalo that wander its plains, and for the annual migration of the wildebeest (seasonal). Spend the night in Mara Sopa Lodge.

Day 8: Masai Mara to Nairobi, Lunch at the Carnivore Drive or fly – (flight at an additional cost) back to Nairobi and take lunch at the famous Carnivore Restaurant with its glowing BBQs serving all manner of meats to include ostrich, gazelle, crocodile and more (plus fish, vegetarian choices, salads etc). Depart for your flight home. Distance/drive time: 265 km / 4½ hours

Cheetah Safari For those looking for a slightly different tour, which takes in the arid beauty of Samburu, stunning views of Mount Kenya, the glorious and world-renowned Masai Mara Reserve and the fresh water Lake Naivasha, this road safari makes the ideal choice. It offers optimum game-viewing options, and the opportunity to view ‘The Big Five’ against a vivid selection of exceptionally varied backdrops.

Wildlife Highlights: lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, cheetah, hippos, crocodiles, wildebeest, zebra, antelope, gazelle, impala, waterbuck, topi, eland, plains game, giraffe and rhino.

Accommodation: The Boma, Ashnil Samburu Camp, Sweetwaters Tented Camp, Lake Naivasha Sopa and Ashnil Mara Camp. The tour begins and ends at Nairobi.

Tour code: KS8

Duration: 8 days/7 nights Operation: Set departures at the indicated prices (or daily on request/Private basis – prices on request)


Minimum group: 2 clients Travel mode: Road on a 6 seater 4x4 Land cruiser in Kenya

Package includes: All meals as specified in the itinerary, one litre of mineral water per day, game drives, park fees, English speaking driver guide

Price excludes: Sundowner cocktails and other activities not included in the package price

Accommodation: Safari Lodges and Tented Camps

Activities Game drives

Regions: Nairobi Samburu Game Reserve Ol Pejeta Conservancy Lake Naivasha Masai Mara National Reserve Nairobi

1 night (bed and breakfast only) 2 nights 1 night 1 nights 2 nights Departure

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Our scheduled departure safaris can now be combined with a pre-safari extension. To give a more unique African safari experience, our 2-night Rwanda gorilla trekking safari can easily be pegged onto our set departure tours.

The safari extension can be booked at the beginning of these departures on request.

Set Departure Dates & Rates

Cost in US$ per person sharing in 6 seater vehicle Without Park Entrance fees

Park Fees

Single Room Supplement

19DEC15 2040 395 656 02JAN16 1914 395 602

16JAN16 1914 395 602 30JAN16 1998 395 647

06FEB16 1998 395 647 13FEB16 1998 395 647

20FEB16 1998 395 647 05MAR16 1914 395 602

12MAR16 1914 395 602 19MAR16 1914 395 602 16APR16 1607 395 123

14MAY16 1607 395 123 04JUN16 1638 395 223

18JUN16 1682 395 279 02JUL16 2386 395 827

16JUL16 2386 395 827 23JUL16 2386 395 827

06AUG16 2386 395 827 13AUG16 2386 395 827

27AUG16 2386 395 827 03SEP16 2386 395 827

17SEP16 2386 395 827 24SEP16 2386 395 827 01OCT16 2386 395 827

15OCT16 2386 395 827 29OCT16 2053 395 673

12NOV16 1914 395 602 26NOV16 1914 395 602

10DEC16 1915 395 602 US$295 per person supplement for flights from Mara-Nairobi on day 8. Children under 12 years sharing with two adults pay 70%. Prices ONLY applicable if safari is started and completed within the specified dates; and subject to availability of indicated accommodation. Overlapping price periods re-quoted upon enquiry.

Cheetah Safari Schedule

Day 1: Arrival in Nairobi Upon arrival at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, you will be met by our representative and transferred to the 5-star hotel The Boma. Dinner (not included) can be taken at the hotel or at any of the cities many restaurants.

Day 2: Nairobi to Samburu After an early breakfast, drive north of Nairobi up the Great Rift Valley to the Samburu/Buffalo Springs National Reserve arriving in time for a late lunch at the Ashnil Samburu Camp which features 24 tents. The tents are widely spaced along the banks of the Uwaso Nyiro River, surrounded by doum palms and acacia trees. The main guest area, also shaded by a canopy of acacia trees, offers a comfortable reception and lounge, a spacious dining room, atmospheric bar and a broad deck, which offers unparalleled game-viewing across the wide reaches of the Uwaso Nyiro River, which is the lifeblood of this otherwise arid northern region. Dinner and overnight at the camp. Distance/drive time: 380 km / 5½ hours

Day 3: On safari in Samburu

Enjoy a full day on safari in Samburu (morning and afternoon game drives). In the evening, there is an option of sundowners before dinner in the central dining room. A place of endless skies, dust-red plains and palm-fringed rivers, Samburu National Reserve lies on the fringes of the vast and arid desert once known as the Northern Frontier District, whose heat-scorched scrublands extend all the way to the jade-green waters of Lake Turkana and beyond. Physically dramatic, the 104 sq km landscape of the Reserve features rocky battlements, craggy scarps, dry river beds and fallen boulders rising out of the thorn scrub against a backdrop of the far-distant hills and the great red table mountain known as Ololokwe.

Day 4: Samburu to Ol Pejeta Leave the camp after breakfast and travel south to Nanyuki and check-in to Sweetwaters Tented Camp. A sheltered oasis, clustered around a water hole and set in the pristine calm of the private Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Sweetwaters offers a charming blend of under-canvas ambiance and safari luxury. Located on the plains of Mount Kenya, the camp features thirty-nine luxury tents, each with its own private veranda overlooking the water hole. The central Rhino Restaurant, housed in the former manager's house of this once colonial farm offers both regional and international cuisine. Also within the house is the Kashoggi Bar and lounge, which centers on a blazing log fire. The Waterhole Bar, built in the style of a game-viewing hide, overlooks the waterhole and offers unrivalled wildlife-watching. Distance/drive time: 220km / 3 hours

Day 5: Ol Pejeta to Lake Naivasha After breakfast, drive south to Lake Naivasha in time for lunch at the charmingly located Lake Naivasha Sopa Lodge. The lodge stands in 120 acres of lakeside land, most of which is covered in green riparian meadows, which sweep down to the shores of the lake, one of the most beautiful in the Great Rift Valley. A jetty has been built out onto the lake, from where guests can watch the antics of the hippos in the lake and experience 360 degree views, which include Crescent Island, Mount Longonot, the Mau Escarpment and the misty outline of the Aberdares. The grounds are alive with a colourful selection of birds, and the trees with monkeys. Afternoon crescent Island walk. About Lake Naivasha A freshwater lake, the highest of the string of lakes that glitter down the vast trench of the Great Rift Valley, Lake Naivasha is infamous for its rapidly shifting moods. Enigmatic, and dotted with floating islands of Nile cabbage (water hyacinth) and papyrus, Lake Naivasha has no known outlet, and legends abound regarding the vast tunnels that supposedly run beneath its surface. Towered over by the brooding bulk of Mount Longonot (2,776 m), and featuring a submerged volcanic crater known as Crescent Island, this beautiful lake is best known for its high numbers of water birds. Also for the haunting cry of the fish eagles, which feed on the black bass and tilapia of its waters. Distance/drive time: 240 km / 3.5 hours

Day 6: Lake Naivasha to the Masai Mara Leaving the lodge after breakfast, continue up the floor of Rift to arrive in the famous Masai Mara National Reserve, and at the Ashnil Mara Camp in time for a late lunch. In the afternoon, enjoy your first game-drive in the Mara. World renowned for the breathtaking spectacle of ‘the greatest wildlife show on earth’, the awe inspiring annual migration of the wildebeest, the Mara is Kenya’s most visited protected area. Technically an extension of Tanzania’s renowned Serengeti National Park, the Mara constitutes only 4% of the entire Serengeti ecosystem but its rolling grasslands, meandering rivers and towering escarpments offer one of the world’s most rewarding and evocative wildlife arenas. Returning to the camp, enjoy some relaxation on your private veranda, sundowners and dinner in the central restaurant. Distance/drive time: 365 km / 5½ hours

Day 7: On safari in the Mara

Spend all day on safari in the reserve with morning and afternoon game drives and breakfast, lunch and dinner at the lodge. When it comes to game-viewing, there is nowhere in Africa richer in wildlife or more eventful in encounters than the Mara. A pristine wilderness of haunting beauty, it promises its visitors a profusion of wildlife, prolific bird life and the unprecedented opportunity of catching up with all the members of the ‘Big Five’ in one morning.

Day 8: The Mara to Nairobi After breakfast at the lodge, drive to Nairobi and take lunch at the world famous Carnivore Restaurant, rated among the top 500 restaurants in the world. Depart for your flight home. Distance/drive time: 265 km / 4½ hours

Kenya Bush and Beach Safari This is an excellent safari that offers an enchanting bush and beach experience on a budget. Taking to the south eastern parks of Kenya, city carefully blends in the relaxation of the magnificent southern beaches. Setting out from Nairobi, this safari ventures into Amboseli National Park which offers unique game viewing opportunities against the backdrop of the majestic Mt. Kilimanjaro. From here, the safari courses farther southeast into rugged Tsavo East National Park, home of the famed man-eaters. After 4 nights in the wild, the safari heads down to Diani Beach in the south coast 5 night to enjoy some sun, sand and sea.

Wildlife Highlights: lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, cheetah, hippos, crocodiles, wildebeest, zebra, antelope, gazelle, impala, waterbuck, topi, eland, plains game, giraffe, black and white rhino.

Accommodation: Hotel Boulevard, Sentrim Amboseli, Ashnil Aruba lodge, Southern Palm beach resort

Tour code: KBS11

Duration: 11 days/ 10 nights Operation: Daily on request


Minimum group: 2 clients Travel mode: Road on a 6 seater Minivan

Includes: All meals as specified in the itinerary, one litre of mineral water per day (excluding Mombasa), game drives, park fees, English- speaking driver guide.

Excludes: Spa treatments, sundowner cocktails and other activities not included in the package price Accommodation: Standard camps and beach resort

Activities Game drives and Beach relaxation

Regions: Nairobi Amboseli Tsavo East Mombasa South Coast

1 night 2 nights 2 nights 5 nights


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Daily Departure Rates & Dates

Cost in US$ per person sharing and in one vehicle without park fees


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01JAN16-31JAN16 1988 1719 1584 1503 1449 561 01FEB16-29FEB16 2033 1764 1630 1549 1495 577

01MAR16-31MAR16 1988 1719 1584 1503 1449 561 01APR16-30JUN16 1625 1371 1244 1168 1118 40

01JUL16-31AUG16 2033 1764 1630 1549 1495 577 01SEP16-14DEC16 1941 1672 1537 1457 1403 530

Park Fees NET and NON-COMMISSIONABLE

15DEC15 - 14DEC16 330 330 330 330 330

Children under 12 years sharing with two adults pay 70%. Prices ONLY applicable if safari is started and completed within the specified dates; and subject to availability of indicated accommodation. Overlapping price periods re-quoted upon enquiry. Xmas supplement – Southern Palm – 23rd December 2015 to 05th January 2016 = $115 pppn Sentrim Amboseli – 24th- 26th Dec; 31st Dec 2015– 01st Jan 2016 = $38 pppn Easter supplement – 25th to 28th March 2016 Southern Palms Beach Hotel = $39 pppn Sentrim Amboseli = $31 pppn

Notes: Our services start with a pick up at Jomo Kenyatta Airport and drop off at Moi Airport Mombasa

Kenya Bush and Beach Safari Day 1: Arrival in Nairobi Upon arrival at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, you will be met by our representative and transferred to Hotel Boulevard, a popular mid-range option in a good, secure location, only 500 m from the city centre and near the national museum. Overnight at Hotel Boulevard BB Day 2: Amboseli After breakfast depart and drive to Amboseli. Arrive in time for lunch at your camp. After lunch enjoy an afternoon game drive before returning to the camp for a swim then dinner and overnight. Dinner and overnight at Sentrim Amboseli Camp LDBB About Amboseli National Park Towered over by the magnificent bulk of Mount Kilimanjaro (5,896 m), Africa’s highest mountain, Amboseli is one of Kenya’s oldest, famous and most-visited parks. Endlessly panoramic, yet comparatively compact, it is dotted with emerald green swamps in which great herds of elephant wallow; half submerged in the papyrus grasses. The permanent marshlands also provide a potent draw to hippos and buffaloes, while offering a haven for the abundant water birds. An International Biosphere Reserve, the park largely constitutes the usually dried-out lakebed of Lake Amboseli, which is surrounded by flat grasslands relieved by very few trees. On the plains are numerous antelopes, spotted hyenas, jackals, warthogs, olive baboons and vervet monkeys. Lions are rare. Observation Hill, a conical peak, which is easily climbed, offers stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro. Distance/drive time: 260km / 4 ½ hours Day 3: On Safari in Amboseli After breakfast, enjoy the day exploring the Amboseli National Park. Spend the entire day game-driving in the park, which is an International Biosphere Reserve featuring the dried-out lakebed of prehistoric Lake Amboseli, rolling savannah and lush green swamps. The plains offer numerous antelopes, spotted hyenas, jackals, warthogs, olive baboons, vervet monkeys and the chance of spotting a lion, leopard or cheetah.

Observation Hill, a conical peak, which is easily climbed, offers stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro. Lunch and dinner will be taken at the lodge, whose grounds also offer the opportunity of optional nature walk with bird-spotting (150 species in the grounds alone). Breakfast, lunch and dinner at the camp

Day 4: Tsavo East After breakfast, depart Amboseli and drive to Tsavo East National Park and check-in to Ashnil Aruba Lodge. The lodge takes its name from the Aruba Dam (constructed on the Voi River in 1952), an oasis of limpid brown water that forms an irresistible attraction to both man and beast in this otherwise dry dusty Tsavo. After lunch, enjoy an afternoon game drive then return to the lodge for perhaps an evening sundowner (at extra cost). Dinner and overnight at Ashnil Aruba Lodge - LDBB Day 5: On safari in Tsavo East Spend all day on safari in the Tsavo East National park. With a full day in the park, both morning and afternoon game drives are offered. Tsavo offers some of the most magnificent game viewing in the world – vast herds of dust-red elephant, fat pods of hippo, giant crocodile, teeming herds of plains game, a fantasia of bird life and some magical flora. About Tsavo East National Park The joint mass of Tsavo East and West National Parks forms one of the largest national parks in the world and covers a massive 4% of Kenya's total land area. Tsavo East, the larger of the two, lies equidistant between Nairobi and Mombasa and is one of the last great wilderness safari landscapes on Earth. A dramatically presented theatre of the wild, this safari destination offers a vast arena of parched scrub and heat-shimmering bush which is washed by the azure waters and emerald-fringed meanderings of the Galana River, guarded by the limitless lava reaches of the Yatta Plateau and patrolled by some of the largest safari elephant herds in the world. For those who love birding, Tsavo East's prolific bird life features 500 recorded species. Commonly seen birds are African skimmer, goshawk, red and yellow bishop, palm nut vulture and the white-headed buffalo weaver. Around Aruba Dam there is also a profusion of woodpecker, sunbird, starling and pigeon whilst along the Galana River both Maasai and Somali ostrich abound along with kori bustard, bateleur, carmine bee-eater and an East African speciality, the vulturine guinea fowl. Breakfast, lunch and dinner at the camp Day 6: Mombasa Diani Breakfast and drive to Mombasa, then cross the ferry into South Coast where the sun, sand and sea awaits. Check in to the Southern Palm Beach Resort, situated on the beautiful white sandy shores of the Indian Ocean, at Diani Beach, 35 km south of Mombasa. A 4-star beach resort, it features a unique blend of traditional Swahili and Arabic architecture. The resort is surrounded by over 10 acres of mature tropical gardens and coconut palms. Here you will be for the next 5 nights. Spend the afternoon at leisure. Overnight at Southern Palm Beach Resort - DBB Day 7 to 10: At leisure Four days spent at leisure on the beach. Activities at the hotel include (some are available at an extra cost) swimming, snorkelling, a PADI diving school, nature walks, floodlit tennis court, volley ball, squash court, fitness centre, pool games, deep sea fishing, scuba diving, Petanque, tables tennis, water aerobics, windsurfing, pool tables, bird watching. Also available nearby are: the Wasini/Kisite Island Marine National Park, 18 Holes Golf Course, Shops/supermarkets, Casinos, Nightclubs. Dinners and overnights at Southern Palm Beach Resort DBB

Day 11: Departure Breakfast and transfer Moi Airport for your onward services (Flights not included)

TANZANIA SAFARIS Serengeti Safari

Showcasing the very essence of the Serengeti and its surrounding areas, this compact 5-day road safari begins on the shores of beautiful Lake Manyara National Park before moving into the grandeur of the Serengeti, where traditional lodge accommodation is provided for two nights. Leaving the Serengeti, the tour includes a fascinating visit to Olduvai Gorge, the legendary ‘Cradle of Mankind’, before entering the world-famous Ngorongoro Crater Conservation Area, where a half-day crater tour is included. All accommodation is provided in traditional safari lodges.

Wildlife Highlights: lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, cheetah, hippos, crocodiles, wildebeest, zebra, antelope, gazelle, impala, waterbuck, topi, eland, plains game, giraffe, black and white rhino. Accommodation: Kirurumu Tented, Serengeti Sopa Lodge, Ngorongoro Farm House

Tour code: TS5S

Duration: 5 days/4 nights

Operation: Daily on request Group size: 2-12 adults

Minimum group: 2 adults

Travel mode: Road on standard 4x4 Land cruiser Package Includes: All meals as specified in the itinerary, one litre of mineral water per day, game drives, park fees, English-

speaking driver guide

Price excludes: Sundowner cocktails, balloon safaris, guided walks and other activities not included in the package price.

Accommodation: Safari lodges Activities Game drive

Regions: Arusha Lake Manyara National Park Serengeti National Park Ngorongoro Crater Arusha

1 night 2 nights 1 night

Non-Guaranteed Departure Dates & Rates

Cost in US$ per person sharing and in one vehicle without park fees Each of


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15DEC15-21DEC15 1989 1673 1515 1421 1357 246 22DEC15-02JAN16 2284 1968 1810 1715 1652 302

03JAN16-29FEB16 2123 1806 1648 1553 1489 258 01MAR16-31MAR16 2001 1684 1526 1430 1367 229

01APR16-31MAY16 1587 1270 1112 1017 953 30

01JUN16-30JUN16 2037 1720 1561 1466 1403 221

01JUL16-31OCT16 2123 1806 1648 1553 1489 258 01NOV16-30NOV16 1887 1570 1412 1317 1253 202

01DEC16-14DEC16 1974 1657 1499 1403 1340 239

Park Fees 15DEC15 – 14DEC16 295 295 295 295 295 Private transfer, per 6-seater vehicle ARS-NBO (1 way) USD450. Public shuttle Arusha to Nairobi (1 way) USD35


Children under 12 years sharing with two adults pay 70%. Park fees in Tanzania are subject to change at any time. Christmas Supplement – Kirurumu Tented – 24th- 26th Dec; 31st Dec 2015 – 01st Jan 2016 = $61 pppn Serengeti Sopa – 24th- 26th Dec; 31st Dec 2015– 01st Jan 2016 = $61 pppn Ngorongoro Farm House - 24th- 26th Dec, 31st Dec 2015 – 01st Jan 2016 = $44 pppn Easter supplement – 25th – 28th March 2016 = $52 pppn (Serengeti Sopa only)

Serengeti Safari

Day 1: Arusha to Lake Manyara Arrive at Kilimanjaro International Airport where you will be met by your vehicle and driver. After lunch in Arusha town. Drive to the Manyara and into your lodge for dinner and overnight at Kirurumu Tented Lodge.

Distance/drive time: 130 km / 2 hours

Day 2: Lake Manyara to the Serengeti After breakfast, take a game-drive around Lake Manyara National Park, which is famous for its tree climbing lions. With picnic lunch, drive to the Serengeti National Park and enjoy an afternoon’s game drive before checking into the Serengeti Sopa Lodge. Dinner at the lodge


Day 3: On safari in the Serengeti Enjoy a full day’s game driving around the vast and sensational Serengeti, which covers 14,763 sq km of endlessly rolling savannah plains and is Tanzania’s most famous park wherein tens of thousands of hoofed animals roam in a constant and unremitting search for the fresh grasslands upon which their survival depends. The million-plus wildebeest are the predominant herbivore and also the main prey of a huge cast of large carnivores, principally lion and hyena. Whilst the annual migration is the Serengeti’s most famous attraction, the Park is also renowned for its lion, many of which have been fitted with radio-transmitter collars so that their movements may be tracked, and additionally for its wealth of cheetah, zebra, giraffe, Thomson’s and Grant’s gazelle, eland, impala, klipspringer, hippo and warthog. All meals at the lodge.

The Migration Twice a year, propelled by the rains, 1.3 million wildebeest, 200,000 zebra and 300,000 Thomson’s gazelle gather in the Serengeti to undertake an 800 km trek to new grazing lands. The precise timing of the migration varies but generally the herbivores congregate and move out at the end of May, sometimes over a period of weeks, sometimes over a period of as little as three or four days. They then head west on the first leg of a roughly triangular 800-km circuit that takes approximately 3-4 months and ends in the Masai Mara National Reserve of Kenya. When the grazing here is exhausted the tide of herbivores turns and reverses its progress returning to the short grass plains of Tanzania.

Day 4: Serengeti to the Ngorongoro Crater Leave the Serengeti and drive to the Ngorongoro Crater Conservation Area via Olduvai Gorge the ‘cradle of mankind’, and site of one of the most important and controversial Palaeolithic finds in recent history. Continue into the crater for an afternoon tour and picnic lunch. Often referred to as ‘the eighth wonder of the world’ the Ngorongoro Crater is one of Africa’s best-known wildlife arenas. A World Heritage Site, it is also one of the largest volcanic craters in the world (almost 20 kilometres wide, 610-760 metres deep and covering a total area of 264 square kilometres). An utterly unique biosphere, the Crater harbours grasslands, swamps, forests, saltpans, a fresh water lake and a glorious variety of birdlife, all enclosed within its towering walls. In the late afternoon, ascend to the rim of the crater and drive to your lodge for check-in at the Ngorongoro Farm House. Dinner at the farm house.


Day 5: Lunch in Arusha After breakfast, drive to Arusha arriving in time for lunch at a local restaurant. After lunch transfer to Kilimanjaro International Airport for your onward flights.


Tanzania Highlights Safari A high-value road safari featuring both luxury tented camps and traditional safari lodges, this memorable Tanzanian safari offers two nights in the undiscovered wilderness of Tarangire National Park, a sensational three-night stay in the world-famous Serengeti National Park, and a visit to the ‘eighth wonder of the world’, the magnificent Ngorongoro Crater.


Accommodation: Mount Meru Hotel, Maramboi Tented Camp, Serengeti Serena Lodge and Ngorongoro Serena Lodge.

Tour code: TS08



Minimum group: 2 clients

Travel mode: Road on standard 4x4 Land cruiser Includes: Half-day Ngorongoro Crater tour, visit to Olduvai Gorge, all meals as specified in the itinerary, one litre

of mineral water per day, game drives, park fees, English- speaking driver guide

Excludes: Sundowner cocktails and other activities not included in the package price.

Accommodation: City hotel, Luxury tented camp and safari lodge. Activities Game drives

Regions: Arusha Tarangire National Park Serengeti National Park Ngorongoro Crater Arusha

1 night (bed and breakfast) 2 nights 2 nights 1 night 1 night (Dinner, bed and breakfast)


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Set Departure Dates & Rates Cost in US$ per person sharing in 6 seater vehicle Without Park Fees

Park Fees


09JAN2016 2617 385 551

23JAN2016 2617 385 551 13FEB2016 2617 385 551 27FEB2016 2139 385 500

12MAR2016 2064 385 411 26MAR2016 2064 385 411

18JUN2016 2542 385 461 09JUL2016 2636 385 551

23JUL2016 2636 385 551 13AUG2016 2636 385 551

27AUG2016 2636 385 551 10SEP2016 2636 385 551

24SEP2016 2636 385 551 08OCT2016 2636 385 551

22OCT2016 2636 385 551 Children under 12 years sharing with two adults pay 60%.

Private transfer, per 6-seater vehicle ARS-NBO (1 way) USD450. Public shuttle Arusha to Nairobi (1 way) USD35 Prices ONLY applicable if safari is started and completed within the specified dates; and subject to availability of indicated accommodation. Overlapping price periods re-quoted upon enquiry.

Tanzania Highlights Safari Day 1: Arrival in Arusha Arrive at Arusha’s Kilimanjaro International Airport and meet your customer service representative. Transfer to Arusha town situated at the foot of Mount Meru. Check in to the Mount Meru Hotel (BB), a modern hotel nestled against one of the most majestic backdrops of the picturesque Mount Meru, sister peak to Africa's highest summit, Mount Kilimanjaro. Lunch and afternoon will be at leisure. Overnight at the hotel. Day 2: To Tarangire National Park After breakfast, drive to the Tarangire and arrive at the Maramboi Tented Camp which is situated on a 25,000 hectare Maasai communal ranch. During the wet season the ‘pans’ (shallow depressions) of this area fill with water, which attracts huge flocks of flamingoes and other water birds. The camp is also ideally placed for watching the migration of the wildebeest, which on the tree-less plains can be more easily and more graphically observed than elsewhere. The camp offers 20 spacious tents, all surrounded by timber decks. Activities possible at an extra cost while at the camp include guided walks, ornithology and cultural interaction with the Datoga and Maasai people, whose communities live adjacent to the camp. The camp also has its own swimming pool. Early lunch and in the afternoon take a game-drive through the Tarangire National Park, which is second only to the Ngorongoro Crater as a dry-season sanctuary for vast herds of migratory creatures. Dinner at the camp. Distance/drive time: 175 km / 3½ hours Day 3: On safari in Tarangire Spend a full day on safari in Tarangire National Park with morning and afternoon game drives. Breakfast, lunch and dinner at the camp.

Day 4: To the Serengeti Early morning game drive. Breakfast and drive past Ngorongoro conservation area into Serengeti. Arrive early for lunch and afternoon game drive. Evening arrive and check in to the Serengeti Serena Lodge. Covering 14,763 sq km of endlessly rolling savannah plains, the Serengeti is Tanzania’s first-established, largest and most famous park wherein tens of thousands of hoofed animals roam in a constant and unremitting search for the fresh grasslands upon which their survival depends. The million-plus wildebeest are the predominant herbivore and also the main prey of a huge cast of large carnivores, principally lion and hyena. Whilst the annual migration is the Serengeti’s most famous attraction, the Park is also renowned for its lion, many of which have been fitted with radio-transmitter collars so that their movements may be tracked, and additionally for its wealth of cheetah, zebra, giraffe, Thomson’s and Grant’s gazelle, eland, impala, klipspringer, hippo and warthog. Dinner and overnight at the lodge. Distance/drive time: 310km / 5 ½ hours Day 5: On safari in the Serengeti Two full days on safari in one of the world’s most famous reserves. The Serengeti, whose Maasai name ‘Siringet’ translates as ‘the endless plains’, offers unparalleled ornithological opportunities and an unrivalled natural arena wherein the glory and harmony of nature can be appreciated as nowhere else on earth. All meals and overnight at the lodge. Day 6: To the Ngorongoro Crater Early morning game drive. Breakfast and drive to the Olduvai Gorge, one of the World’s most important Paleolithic sites. Proceed to the Ngorongoro Crater Conservation Area often referred to as ‘the eighth wonder of the world’ the Ngorongoro Crater is one of Africa’s best-known wildlife arenas. Arrive early for lunch at your lodge. A World Heritage Site, it is also one of the largest volcanic craters in the world (almost 20 kilometres wide, 610-760 metres deep and covering a total area of 264 square kilometres). An utterly unique biosphere, the Crater harbours grasslands, swamps, forests, saltpans, a fresh water lake and a glorious variety of birdlife, all enclosed within its towering walls. Check-in to the Ngorongoro Serena Lodge, which offers one of the finest locations of all the crater-rim lodges, lying on its southern rim directly above the yellow fever trees of the Lerai Forest. Dinner and overnight at the lodge. Distance/drive time: 145 km / 3 hours Day 7: To Arusha via Lake Manyara After breakfast, descend to the Ngorongoro crater for a half day game drive at the Crater floor. Picnic lunch, ascend from the crater and drive to Lake Manyara for a game drive. Later drive to Arusha. Check in to the Mount Meru Hotel, a modern hotel nestled against one of the most majestic backdrops of the picturesque Mount Meru, sister peak to Africa's highest summit, Mount Kilimanjaro. Lunch and afternoon will be at leisure. Dinner and overnight at the hotel. Distance/drive time: 190 km / 3 hours Day 8: Depart After breakfast, transfer to the Kilimanjaro International Airport for your onward flights.

KENYA & TANZANIA SAFARIS

Kiboko Safari ‘Kiboko’ means ‘Hippo’ in Swahili

Showcasing a panoramic north-south selection of Kenya’s most famous national parks in Kenya and crossing into Tanzania’s mighty Serengeti and thereafter descending into the ‘Eighth Wonder of the World’, the sensational Ngorongoro Crater. Leaving the crater behind proceed to conclude in Tarangire National Park. Uniquely varied, this essential travel itinerary also includes stays in both traditional tented safari lodges and luxury tented camps.


Accommodation: The Boma, Ashnil Samburu Camp, Serena Sweetwaters Tented Camp, Naivasha Sopa Lodge, Ashnil Mara Lodge, Serengeti Serena Lodge, Ngorongoro Serena Lodge, Maramboi Tented Camp.

Tour code: KTS14 Duration: 13 days/12 nights

Operation: Set departures at the indicated prices (or daily on request/Private basis – prices on request)


Minimum group: 2 clients Travel mode: Road on a 6 seater 4x4 Land cruiser in Kenya and Tanzania

Package includes: All meals as specified in the itinerary, one litre of mineral water per day, game drives, park fees, half-day crater tour, cultural visit, English speaking driver guide

Price excludes: Sundowner cocktails, balloon safaris and other activities not included in the package price.

Accommodation: Safari lodges and luxury tented camps

Activities Game drives, Canoeing and village visit

Regions: Nairobi Samburu National Reserve Ol Pejeta Ranch Lake Naivasha Masai Mara National Reserve Serengeti National Park Ngorongoro Crater Tarangire National Park Arusha

1 night (bed and breakfast) 2 nights 1 night 1 night 2 nights 2 nights 1 night 2 nights Departure


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Set Departure Dates & Rates

Cost in US$ per person sharing in 6 seater vehicle

Without Park Fees

Flight Mara-Serengeti Park Fees


19DEC15 4504 375 675 1111

02JAN16 4199 375 675 1011 16JAN16 4199 375 675 1011

30JAN16 4501 375 675 1112 06FEB16 4501 375 675 1112

13FEB16 4501 375 675 1112 20FEB16 4427 375 675 1023 05MAR16 3965 375 675 905

12MAR16 3965 375 675 905 19MAR16 4054 375 675 905

16APR16 3331 375 675 212 14MAY16 3331 375 675 212

04JUN16 4066 375 675 599 18JUN16 4111 375 675 656

02JUL16 4905 375 675 1293 16JUL16 4905 375 675 1293

23JUL16 4905 375 675 1293 06AUG16 4905 375 675 1293

13AUG16 4905 375 675 1293 27AUG16 4905 375 675 1293

03SEP16 4905 375 675 1293 17SEP16 4905 375 675 1293 24SEP16 4905 375 675 1293

01OCT16 4905 375 675 1293 15OCT16 4905 375 675 1293

29OCT16 4338 375 675 1033 12NOV16 4198 375 675 962

26NOV16 4273 375 675 1052 10DEC16 4273 375 675 1052

Children under 12 years sharing with two adults pay 60%. Prices ONLY applicable if safari is started and completed within the specified dates; and subject to availability of indicated accommodation.

Overlapping price periods re-quoted upon enquiry.

Kiboko Safari Schedule

Day 1: Arrival in Nairobi Upon arrival at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, you will be met by our representative and transferred to the 5-star hotel The Boma. Dinner (not included) can be taken at the hotel or at any of the cities many restaurants.

Day 2: Nairobi to Samburu After an early breakfast, drive north of Nairobi up the Great Rift Valley to the Samburu/Buffalo Springs National Reserve arriving in time for a late lunch at the Ashnil Samburu Camp which features 24 tents. The tents are widely spaced along the banks of the Uwaso Nyiro River, surrounded by doum palms and acacia trees. The main guest area, also shaded by a canopy of acacia trees, offers a comfortable reception and lounge, a spacious dining room, atmospheric bar and a broad deck, which offers unparalleled game-viewing across the wide reaches of the Uwaso Nyiro River, which is the lifeblood of this otherwise arid northern region. Dinner and overnight at the camp. Distance/drive time: 380 km / 5½ hours

Day 3: On safari in Samburu Enjoy a full day on safari in Samburu (morning and afternoon game drives). In the evening, there is an option of sundowners before dinner in the central dining room. A place of endless skies, dust-red plains and palm-fringed rivers, Samburu National Reserve lies on the fringes of the vast and arid desert once known as the Northern Frontier District, whose heat-scorched scrublands extend all the way to the jade-green waters of Lake Turkana and beyond. Physically dramatic, the 104 sq km landscape of the Reserve features rocky battlements, craggy scarps, dry river beds and fallen boulders rising out of the thorn scrub against a backdrop of the far-distant hills and the great red table mountain known as Ololokwe.

Day 4: Samburu to Ol Pejeta Leave the camp after breakfast and travel south to Nanyuki and check-in to Sweetwaters Tented Camp. A sheltered oasis, clustered around a water hole and set in the pristine calm of the private Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Sweetwaters offers a charming blend of under-canvas ambiance and safari luxury. Located on the plains of Mount Kenya, the camp features thirty-nine luxury tents, each with its own private veranda overlooking the water hole. The central Rhino Restaurant, housed in the former manager's house of this once colonial farm offers both regional and international cuisine. Also within the house is the Kashoggi Bar and lounge, which centers on a blazing log fire. The Waterhole Bar, built in the style of a game-viewing hide, overlooks the waterhole and offers unrivalled wildlife-watching. Distance/drive time: 220km / 3 hours

Day 5: Ol Pejeta to Lake Naivasha After breakfast, drive south to Lake Naivasha in time for lunch at the charmingly located Lake Naivasha Sopa Lodge. The lodge stands in 120 acres of lakeside land, most of which is covered in green riparian meadows, which sweep down to the shores of the lake, one of the most beautiful in the Great Rift Valley. A jetty has been built out onto the lake, from where guests can watch the antics of the hippos in the lake and experience 360 degree views, which include Crescent Island, Mount Longonot, the Mau Escarpment and the misty outline of the Aberdares. The grounds are alive with a colourful selection of birds, and the trees with monkeys. Afternoon crescent Island walk. About Lake Naivasha A freshwater lake, the highest of the string of lakes that glitter down the vast trench of the Great Rift Valley, Lake Naivasha is infamous for its rapidly shifting moods. Enigmatic, and dotted with floating islands of Nile cabbage (water hyacinth) and papyrus, Lake Naivasha has no known outlet, and legends abound regarding the vast tunnels that supposedly run beneath its surface. Towered over by the

brooding bulk of Mount Longonot (2,776 m), and featuring a submerged volcanic crater known as Crescent Island, this beautiful lake is best known for its high numbers of water birds. Also for the haunting cry of the fish eagles, which feed on the black bass and tilapia of its waters. Distance/drive time: 240 km / 3.5 hours

Day 6: Lake Naivasha to the Masai Mara Leaving the lodge after breakfast, continue up the floor of Rift to arrive in the famous Masai Mara National Reserve, and at the Ashnil Mara Camp in time for a late lunch. In the afternoon, enjoy your first game-drive in the Mara. World renowned for the breathtaking spectacle of ‘the greatest wildlife show on earth’, the awe inspiring annual migration of the wildebeest, the Mara is Kenya’s most visited protected area. Technically an extension of Tanzania’s renowned Serengeti National Park, the Mara constitutes only 4% of the entire Serengeti ecosystem but its rolling grasslands, meandering rivers and towering escarpments offer one of the world’s most rewarding and evocative wildlife arenas. Returning to the camp, enjoy some relaxation on your private veranda, sundowners and dinner in the central restaurant. Distance/drive time: 365 km / 5½ hours

Day 7: On safari in the Mara Spend all day on safari in the reserve with morning and afternoon game drives and breakfast, lunch and dinner at the lodge. When it comes to game-viewing, there is nowhere in Africa richer in wildlife or more eventful in encounters than the Mara. A pristine wilderness of haunting beauty, it promises its visitors a profusion of wildlife, prolific bird life and the unprecedented opportunity of catching up with all the members of the ‘Big Five’ in one morning.

Day 8: The Mara to Serengeti After breakfast transfer to Ol Kiombo Airstrip in Masai Mara for a scheduled Airkenya Flight to Serengeti Seronera Airstrip via Migori and Tarime Airstrips near the border of Kenya and Tanzania respectively. The flight which departs Masai Mara approximately 0910hours is half an hour to Migori Airstrip where upon arrival you are put on a road transfer across the border for immigrations and custom procedures, then on to Tarime Airstrip to connect to Tanzanian domestic flight departing 1030hours to arrive approximately 1105hours in Serengeti National Park and to Serengeti Serena Lodge, which is ideally located for safari game drives as well as optional activities such as balloon safaris, guided walks etc. Lunch and afternoon game drive. Dinner and overnight at the lodge. About the Serengeti Covering 14,763 sq km of endlessly rolling savannah plains, the Serengeti is Tanzania’s first-established, largest and most famous park wherein tens of thousands of hoofed animals roam in a constant and unremitting search for the fresh grasslands upon which their survival depends. Distance/drive time: 250km / 5 hours

Day 9: On safari in the Serengeti With a full day’s game-driving in the park, your options are wide. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served at the camp, where guided nature walks can also be taken. Game drives can be taken morning and afternoon. Whilst the annual migration is the Serengeti’s most famous attraction, the Park is also renowned for its lion, many of which have been fitted with radio-transmitter collars so that their movements may be tracked, and additionally for its wealth of cheetah, zebra, giraffe, Thomson’s and Grant’s gazelle, eland, impala, klipspringer, hippo and warthog.

Day 10: The Serengeti to Ngorongoro Crater After breakfast depart with game drive en-route, drive through the Serengeti to the Ngorongoro Crater Conservation Area, stopping en route for a visit to the world-famous Olduvai Gorge Palaeolithic site and reputed ‘Cradle of Mankind’. Enjoy picnic lunch at the site and thereafter proceed leisurely to Ngorongoro to check in and spend rest of the day at leisure. Dinner at the Ngorongoro Serena Lodge, which offers the finest location of all the crater rim lodges, lying on the southern rim of the crater, directly above the yellow fever trees of the Lerai Forest. Distance/drive time: 195 km / 3½ hours

Day 11: Ngorongoro Crater to Tarangire In the morning after breakfast descend for half day game drive in the crater. Often referred to as ‘the eighth wonder of the world’ the Ngorongoro Crater is one of Africa’s best-known wildlife arenas. A World Heritage Site, it is also one of the largest volcanic craters in the world (almost 20 kilometres wide, 610-760 metres deep and covering a total area of 264 square kilometres). An utterly unique biosphere, the Crater harbours grasslands, swamps, forests, saltpans, a fresh water lake and a glorious variety of birdlife, all enclosed within its towering walls. Due to its high concentration of wildlife, close-range viewing opportunities and striking scenery it is also Tanzania’s most visited destination. After Crater Tour drive to Tarangire to arrive in the late afternoon for check in, dinner and overnight at Maramboi Tented Camp Distance/drive time: 150 km / 2½ hours

Day 12: On safari in Tarangire National Park Spend a full day on safari in Tarangire National Park with morning and afternoon game drives. Breakfast, lunch and dinner at the camp.

Day 13: Tarangire to Arusha After breakfast at the camp, drive to Arusha and take lunch at Arusha Coffee Lodge. Depart for your flight home. Distance/drive time: 260km / 4 hours

East Africa and Zanzibar Safari Offering ultimate value-for-money, this tour showcases Kenya’s most famous park, the Masai Mara. Crossing into Tanzania, it allows for a night on the shores of Lake Victoria before featuring the Serengeti National Park, the Ngorongoro Crater and Tarangire National Park. Finally as the perfect contrast to the traditional East African safari, it features four nights of relaxation, historic discovery and Indian Ocean pleasure on the magical island of Zanzibar.

Wildlife Highlights: lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, cheetah, hippos, crocodiles, wildebeest, zebra, antelope, gazelle, impala, waterbuck, topi, eland, plains game, giraffe, black and white rhino. Accommodation: The Boma, Ashnil Mara Camp, Speke Bay Lodge, Serengeti Sopa Lodge, Ngorongoro Sopa Lodge, Tarangire Sopa Lodge, Ocean Paradise Beach Resort-Superior Garden room

Tour code: KTZS15


Operation: Set departures at the indicated prices (or daily on request/Private basis – prices on request) Group size: 2-12 adults


Travel mode: Road on a 6 seater 4x4 Land cruiser in Kenya and Tanzania Package includes: All meals as specified in the itinerary (half-board only in Zanzibar), Olduvai Gorge visit, half-day

Ngorongoro Crater tour, one litre of mineral water per day, game drives, park fees, English-speaking driver guide.

Price excludes: Dinner at The Boma, lunches in Zanzibar, cocktails, guided walks, biking, fishing, flight Arusha to Zanzibar.

Accommodation: City hotel, safari lodges, luxury tented camps and beach resort.

Activities Game drive, canoeing at Lake Victoria, fish village visit, (Ocean Paradise: Table tennis, billiards, fitness centre)

Regions: Nairobi Masai Mara National Reserve Lake Victoria Serengeti National Park Ngorongoro Crater Tarangire National Park Zanzibar

1 night (bed and breakfast) 3 nights 2 nights 2 nights 1 night 1 night 4 nights half-board (breakfast & dinner)


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Set Departure Dates & Rates Cost in US$ per person sharing in 6 seater vehicle Without Park Fees

Park Fees


19DEC2015 4747 505 914

09JAN2016 4280 505 911 23JAN2016 4289 505 911

13FEB2016 4404 505 976 27FEB2016 4062 505 925

12MAR2016 4030 505 882 26MAR2016 3542 505 560

16APR2016 3241 505 254 21MAY2016 3241 505 254 11JUN2016 3891 505 523

25JUN2016 4124 505 649 09JUL2016 4749 505 1112

23JUL2016 4749 505 1112 06AUG2016 4749 505 1112

20AUG2016 4638 505 1100 10SEP2016 4599 505 1100

24SEP2016 4677 505 1100 08OCT2016 4677 505 1100

22OCT2016 4599 505 1100 12NOV2016 3984 505 882

03DEC2016 3984 505 882

East Africa & Zanzibar Safari Schedule Day 1: Arrival in Nairobi Upon arrival at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, you will be met by our representative and transferred to the 5-star hotel The Boma. Dinner (not included) can be taken at the hotel or at any of the cities many restaurants.

Day 2: Nairobi to Masai Mara Leaving the lodge after breakfast, continue up the floor of Rift to arrive in the famous Masai Mara National Reserve, and at the Ashnil Mara Camp in time for a late lunch. In the afternoon, enjoy your first game-drive in the Mara. World renowned for the breathtaking spectacle of ‘the greatest wildlife show on earth’, the awe inspiring annual migration of the wildebeest, the Mara is Kenya’s most visited protected area. Technically an extension of Tanzania’s renowned Serengeti National Park, the Mara constitutes only 4% of the entire Serengeti ecosystem but its rolling grasslands, meandering rivers and towering escarpments offer one of the world’s most rewarding and evocative wildlife arenas. Returning to the camp, enjoy some relaxation on your private veranda, sundowners and dinner in the central restaurant.

About the Mara When it comes to game-viewing, there is nowhere in Africa richer in wildlife or more eventful in encounters than the Mara. A pristine wilderness of haunting beauty, it promises its visitors a profusion of wildlife, prolific bird life and the unprecedented opportunity of catching up with all the members of the ‘Big Five’ in one morning. Distance/drive time: 270m / 5hours Day 3: On safari in the Mara Spend all day on safari in the reserve with morning and afternoon game drives and breakfast, lunch and dinner at the camp. When it comes to game-viewing, there is nowhere in Africa richer in wildlife or more eventful in encounters than the Mara. A pristine wilderness of haunting beauty, it promises its visitors a profusion of wildlife, prolific bird life and the unprecedented opportunity of catching up with all the members of the ‘Big Five’ in one morning. All meals and overnight at Ashnil Mara Camp. Day 4: On safari in the Mara You have yet another exciting day in Masai Mara enjoying morning and afternoon game drives, all meals and overnight at Ashnil Mara Camp. Day 5: Tanzania and Lake Victoria After breakfast cross the border between Kenya and Tanzania at Isabenia and drive to the shores of Lake Victoria with a picnic lunch on the way. Check into the Speke Bay Lodge, which is on the lake shore, and spend a restful afternoon on the largest inland lake in the world. The white-painted lodge, which offers a series of traditional round or ‘rondavel’ thatched buildings, has been styled to resemble a small village of the local Sukuma people and offers guided walks, biking, fishing, canoeing and more (some or all of which may be charged additionally). Dinner at the lodge. Distance/drive time: 480 km / 9 hours

Day 6: Lake Victoria Day spent at the shores of Lake Victoria with 1.5hour boat ride and visit to local village. All meals and overnight at Speke Bay Lodge Day 7: Lake Victoria to Serengeti After breakfast drive to the Serengeti National Park and to Serengeti Sopa Lodge, which is ideally located for safari game drives as well as optional activities such as balloon safaris, guided walks etc. Lunch and afternoon game drive. Dinner and overnight at the lodge. About the Serengeti Covering 14,763 sq km of endlessly rolling savannah plains, the Serengeti is Tanzania’s first-established, largest and most famous park wherein tens of thousands of hoofed animals roam in a constant and unremitting search for the fresh grasslands upon which their survival depends. Distance/drive time: 250km / 5 hours Day 8: On safari in the Serengeti With a full day on safari (morning and afternoon game drives included) your options are wide. The Serengeti, whose Maasai name ‘Siringet’ translates as ‘the endless plains’, offers unparalleled ornithological opportunities and an unrivalled natural arena wherein the glory and harmony of nature can be appreciated as nowhere else on earth. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served at the lodge.

Day 9: To the Ngorongoro Crater via Olduvai Gorge After breakfast, leave the Serengeti and drive to the Ngorongoro Crater Conservation Area via Olduvai Gorge the ‘Cradle of Mankind’ and site of one of the most important and controversial Palaeolithic finds in recent history. After lunch at the site, continue into the crater for an afternoon tour. In the late afternoon, arrive at the Ngorongoro Sopa Lodge, which enjoys magnificent views down into the crater. Dinner and overnight at the lodge.

About the crater Often referred to as ‘the eighth wonder of the world’ the Ngorongoro Crater is one of Africa’s best-known wildlife arenas. A World Heritage Site, it is also one of the largest volcanic craters in the world (almost 20 kilometres wide, 610-760 metres deep and covering a total area of 264 square kilometres). An utterly unique biosphere, the Crater harbours grasslands, swamps, forests, saltpans, a fresh water lake and a glorious variety of birdlife, all enclosed within its towering walls. Due to its high concentration of wildlife, close-range viewing opportunities and striking scenery it is also Tanzania’s most visited destination. Distance/drive time: 145 km / 3 hours Day 10: Ngorongoro to Tarangire After breakfast drive to Tarangire National Park, an arid haven, peppered with ancient baobab trees, towering termite mounts, and home to huge herds of elephant. Enjoy lunch at Tarangire Sopa lodge. The lodge also offers its own swimming pool. Afternoon game drive. Dinner and overnight at the lodge. Distance/drive time: 200 km / 3 hours Day 11: Arusha to Zanzibar After breakfast, drive to Arusha where lunch will be served in a local restaurant. Transfer to Arusha Airport for your flight (cost not included in this package) to Zanzibar. Upon arrival you will be met by our representative and transferred to the Ocean Paradise Resort, which offers crystal blue waters, a wide selection of dining experiences (breakfast and dinner are provided in your package), extensive sports, and a wide range of cultural entertainment (some or all of which may be charged additionally). Distance/drive time (to Arusha): 150 km / 2.5 hours Day 12, 13 & 14 On the ‘spice isle’ of Zanzibar Three days of leisure in Zanzibar, where activities at the hotel include (some are charged) swimming, snorkelling, sea kayaking, diving, water sports, dhow trips and nature trails plus visits to a dhow workshop and the brooding caverns of the Mangapwani Slave Caves where slaves were hidden after the abolishment of slavery made their shipment illegal. Other places of interest in Stone Town and around are: the Portuguese Fort, the Sultan’s Palace, the old Dhow Port, the Old Slave Market, the House of Wonders, the Old Dispensary, the home of the slaver, Tippu-Tip, the Livingstone House, The Hamamni Bath, The National Museum, The Chukwani Palace, The Jozani Forest – the last red colobus monkey sanctuary, The Mtoni Palace ruins, The Maruhubi Palace ruins and the Persian Baths of Kidichi. Breakfast and dinner only (lunch not provided) are provided at the resort. Day 15: Depart After breakfast, depart to Zanzibar airport to connect to your onward flight.

East Africa Highlights Safari Starting out with a scenic drive down the Great Rift Valley, this safari sets to explore some of Kenya’s and Tanzania’s premier destinations. Leaving the hustle of the city behind, this safari heads northwest to a location Lake Elementaita for a unique luxury experience; two nights in a small exclusive camp. Next stop - the famous Masai Mara, Lake Victoria, Serengeti, Ngorongoro and culminates in the serenity of Arusha’s coffee plantations by the lake. The safari takes on a sure pace, offering ample time to savour each safari location, allowing for the ultimate East African safari experience!

Wildlife Highlights: lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, cheetah, hippos, crocodiles, wildebeest, zebra, antelope, gazelle, impala, waterbuck, topi, eland, plains game, giraffe, black and white rhino. Accommodation: The Boma, Sweetwaters Camp - Morani room, Flamingo Hill, Ashnil Mara Camp, Serenity on The Lake, Mbuzi Mawe Serena Camp, Ngorongoro Serena Safari Lodge, Mount Meru Hotel.

Tour code: EAHS13



Group size: 2-12 adults Minimum group: 2 clients

Travel mode: Road on a 6 seater 4x4 Land cruiser in Kenya and Tanzania

Package includes: All meals as specified in the itinerary, Canoeing trip at Lake Victoria, Olduvai Gorge visit, half-day Ngorongoro Crater tour, one litre of mineral water per day, game drives, park fees, English-speaking driver guide.

Price excludes: Dinner at The Boma, cocktails, guided walks, biking, fishing and other activities not mentioned in the itinerary

Accommodation: City hotel, safari lodges, luxury tented camps.

Regions: Nairobi Ol Pejeta Ranch Lake Nakuru Masai Mara National Reserve Lake Victoria Serengeti National Park Ngorongoro Crater Arusha

1 night (bed and breakfast) 2 night 2 nights 2 nights 1 night 2 nights 1 night 1 night


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2 3 4 5 6 15DEC15-20DEC15 5347 4504 4082 3829 3660 1015

21DEC15-02JAN16 6004 5161 4739 4486 4317 1289 03JAN16-31JAN16 5399 4556 4134 3881 3712 1060

01FEB16-29FEB16 5694 4851 4429 4176 4007 1159 01MAR15-31MAR16 5390 4546 4125 3871 3703 1093

01APR16-31MAY16 4572 3729 3307 3054 2885 402 01JUN16-30JUN16 5420 4577 4155 3902 3733 890

01JUL16-30SEP16 5979 5135 4713 4460 4292 1329 01OCT16-31OCT16 5728 4884 4463 4210 4041 1199 01NOV16-14DEC16 5356 4513 4091 3838 3669 1023

Park Fees 15DEC15 - 14 DEC16 710 710 710 710 710 Prices ONLY applicable if safari is started and completed within the specified dates; and subject to availability of indicated accommodation. Overlapping price periods re-quoted upon enquiry.

Children under 12 years sharing with two adults pay 60%. Park fees in Tanzania are subject to change at any time.

Christmas Supplement – Serena Kenya – 24th- 26th Dec; 31st Dec 2015– 01st Jan 2016 = $61 pppn Serena Tanzania – 24th- 26th Dec; 31st Dec 2015– 01st Jan 2016 = $61 pppn Flamingo Hill – 24th- 26th Dec; 31st Dec 2015– 01st Jan 2016 = $54 pppn Easter supplement – 25th – 28th March 2016 Serena Kenya = $46 pppn Serena Tanzania = $52 pppn Flamingo Hill = $54 pppn

East Africa Highlights Safari Day 1: Arrival in Nairobi Upon arrival at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, you will be met by our representative and transferred to the 5-star hotel The Boma. Dinner (not included) can be taken at the hotel or at any of the cities many restaurants. Day 2: Nairobi to Ol Pejeta Ranch Leave the hotel after breakfast and travel north to Mount Kenya and enter the Serena Sweetwaters Tented Camp - Morani room. The camp is gathered around a waterhole and features two rows of tents, which are reached via a series of stone pathways, which wind through our landscaped grounds. The camp has 39 luxury tents, each with its own ensuite bathroom (hot and cold running water, 24-hour hot showers and flushed WCs). All our tents have luxury canvas interiors, solid floors and separate thatched roofs. Electricity is provided by 24 hour generator. 14 of our tents are on raised platforms with private balconies, the rest have private verandas, all with safari chairs and tables. Extra beds and cots can also be provided. Each tent features either a king-sized double bed or two twins. Mosquito nets are provided, as are hot water bottles at night. About Ol Pejeta Ranch Ol Pejeta Game Conservancy boats a higher wildlife-to-area ratio than any of Kenya's national parks, the camp offers unprecedented opportunities for wildlife watching, either by guided walks, camel treks, or by day and night game drives, while likely sightings include all the members of ‘The Big Five' (elephant, lion, rhino, buffalo and leopard).

Distance/drive time: 220km / 3½ hours

Day 3: On safari in Ol Pejeta Enjoy an entire day exploring the pristine calm of the private Ol Pejeta Conservancy with game drives, Rhino Sanctuary and Chimpanzee sanctuary visits. Optional activities: Guided bush walks, bird watching, local community visits and so many more activities here. About Ol Pejeta Game Conservancy Situated between the foot hills of the Aberdares and the magnificent snow-capped peaks of Mount Kenya, the 110,000-acre private wilderness of the Ol Pejeta Conservancy boasts an astounding variety of wildlife, including all the members of the ‘Big Five' (the endangered black and white rhino , leopard, elephant, buffalo and lion). Offering one of the highest wildlife densities in Kenya and a higher wildlife to acre ratio than any Kenyan national park, the conservancy offers sanctuary to a number of endangered species, most notably the rare Grevy's zebra and the Jackson's hartebeest. The largest black rhino sanctuary in East Africa, the conservancy also hosts the only sanctuary for chimpanzees in Kenya.

Day 4: Ol Pejeta to Lake Nakuru After breakfast, drive to Lake Nakuru National Park in time for a late lunch at Flamingo Hill Tented Camp. After lunch, enjoy a game drive in the park before returning to the camp in time for a swim and dinner. Optional: Enjoy evening cocktails at extra cost.

As Kenya’s first and largest rhino sanctuary, sightings of both black and white rhino are almost guaranteed, while plentiful waterbuck, warthog, zebra, gazelle and buffalo graze the shoreline. Echoing to the haunting cries of the numerous fish eagles, this is also the park in which you have the best chance of seeing a leopard. The lake is renowned as ‘The greatest bird spectacle on earth’ thanks to the millions of fuchsia-pink flamingo that flocked to feed on the teeming algae of its alkaline waters. The pink-frosted shores and sky-mirrored waters yielded some of the most evocatively beautiful photo-images in Africa. Now the lake’s water levels have risen and the algae is thinned out prompting the flamingos to temporarily migrate.

Distance/drive time: 200 km / 3 hours Day 5: On safari in Lake Nakuru

After breakfast, day spent at Lake Nakuru National Park with game viewing. All meals and overnight at the camp. About Lake Nakuru Sunk deep in the cleft of the Great Rift Valley, one of earth's most phenomenal geological features, ringed by shoals of extinct and dormant volcanoes and presided over by the Menengai Crater, one of the largest craters in the world, lie the turquoise-shimmering waters of Lake Nakuru. Flamingo-frosted, salt-encrusted, acacia-haloed and guarded by the prehistoric splendour of a grey-green forest of Euphorbia candelabrum, Lake Nakuru National Park offers sanctuary to some of the world's most endangered creatures. As a Kenya safari destination, Lake Nakuru ranks as one of the most popular destinations in the Great Rift Valley.

Because the Park is so compact, game density is high and wildlife encounters are plentiful. This is also the Park where you are most likely to see a leopard while the high numbers of lion make sightings a real possibility. In the woodland forests watch out for endangered Rothschild's giraffe, colobus monkey, rhino and the odd striped hyena. In the bushlands look for eland, steenbok, impala and reedbuck while on the cliffs and escarpment you may see dik dik, rock hyrax and klipspringer. On the lake you can enjoy the antics of the small hippo herd whilst on the lakeshore you'll find numerous waterbuck, reedbuck and zebra. In the southern part of the park look out for eland, Thomson's and Grant's gazelle.

Day 6: Lake Nakuru to the Mara After breakfast depart very early and drive to the Masai Mara National Reserve and into Sarova Mara for lunch. After lunch, enjoy your first game drive in the Mara as you drive to your camp, Ashnil Mara Camp, which offers 30 luxury tents close to the Mara River. In the evening, perhaps take an early swim before proceeding for dinner and thereafter overnight Offering an abundance of herbivores, the Mara makes the ideal hunting ground for Kenya’s famous ‘big cats’ and hosts her largest population of lions. It also offers the best chance of spotting a leopard in the wild. Other predators include cheetah and spotted hyena. Historically teaming with wildlife, the Mara is famous for the large herds of elephant and buffalo that meander its plains; also for the fat pods of hippo that wallow in its mud-brown rivers. Other stars include the distinctive Masai giraffe, plum-coloured topi, Coke’s hartebeest, Grant’s and Thomson’s gazelle, zebra, impala, Kirk’s dik-dik, bushbuck, waterbuck and red duiker. The Reserve also boasts plentiful Nile crocodile, monitor lizard, baboon, vervet; blue and red-tailed monkeys, nocturnal bush babies, and tree hyrax. There are over 550 resident and migratory species of birds.

Distance/drive time: 350 km / 5½ hours Day 7: On safari in the Mara Spend all day on safari in the reserve with morning and afternoon game drives. The camp offers a list of optional activities and facilities that are an excellent complement to your safari: a swimming pool, Guided Nature Walks with an in-house naturalist, in-house cultural activities, sundowners, Hippo Pool breakfast with 'bubbly' (sparkling wine), bush & riverside dinners, massage services. All meals and overnight at Ashnil Mara Camp. Day 8: Mara into Tanzania and onto Lake Victoria After breakfast drive to the border cross between Kenya and Tanzania at Isabenia then drive to the shores of Lake Victoria with a picnic lunch on the way. Check into the Serenity on the Lake. Dinner at the lodge. Distance/drive time: 470 km / 8½ hours Day 9: Lake Victoria to Serengeti After breakfast explore Lake Victoria with 1.5hour canoe ride and visit to local fish village. Depart and drive to the Serengeti National Park and to Mbuzi Mawe Serena Camp which is scenically located in a glade, known as ‘the place of the klipspringer’ (mbuzi mawe), and guarded by three million year-old granite towers. The camp is cleverly located on one of the main annual migration corridors. Enjoy lunch and afternoon game drive, dinner and overnight at the camp.

About the Serengeti Covering 14,763 sq km of endlessly rolling savannah plains, the Serengeti is Tanzania’s first-established, largest and most famous park wherein tens of thousands of hoofed animals roam in a constant and unremitting search for the fresh grasslands upon which their survival depends. Distance/drive time: 250km / 5 hours Day 10: On safari in the Serengeti With a full day on safari (morning and afternoon game drives included) your options are wide. The Serengeti, whose Maasai name ‘Siringet’ translates as ‘the endless plains’, offers unparalleled ornithological opportunities and an unrivalled natural arena wherein the glory and harmony of nature can be appreciated as nowhere else on earth. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served at the camp.

Day 11: To the Ngorongoro Crater via Olduvai Gorge After breakfast, enjoy a morning game drive as you leave the Serengeti with picnic lunch and drive to the Ngorongoro Crater Conservation Area via Olduvai Gorge. Popularly known as the ‘Cradle of Mankind’, Olduvai is the site of one of the most important and controversial Palaeolithic finds in recent history. In the late afternoon, arrive at the Ngorongoro Serena Safari Lodge, a unique lodge clinging to the rim of the magnificent Ngorongoro Crater. Designed to blend completely into the landscape, it is entirely invisible from the floor of the Crater 600 metres below. Dinner and overnight at the lodge. About the crater Often referred to as ‘the eighth wonder of the world’ the Ngorongoro Crater is one of Africa’s best-known wildlife arenas. A World Heritage Site, it is also one of the largest volcanic craters in the world (almost 20 kilometres wide, 610-760 metres deep and covering a total area of 264 square kilometres). An utterly unique biosphere, the Crater harbours grasslands, swamps, forests, saltpans, a fresh water lake and a glorious variety of birdlife, all enclosed within its towering walls. Due to its high concentration of wildlife, close-range viewing opportunities and striking scenery it is also Tanzania’s most visited destination.

Distance/drive time: 150 km / 3 hours Day 12: Ngorongoro to Arusha After breakfast drive to Arusha - to the foot of the wooded slopes of Mount Meru. Check-in to the Mount Meru Hotel, a modern hotel nestled against one of the most majestic backdrops – the Mount Meru. Lunch and afternoon will be at leisure. Dinner and overnight at the hotel Distance/drive time: 223 km / 4.5 hours Day 13: Depart After breakfast, transfer to the Kilimanjaro International Airport for your onward flights.

DELUXE SAFARIS Tanzania Deluxe

This luxury road and air safari showcases the undiscovered wilderness of Tarangire National Park, the possibility of seeing the famous tree-climbing lions of Lake Manyara, the glory of the ‘eighth wonder of the world’ the magnificent Ngorongoro Crater, Olduvai Gorge Palaeolithic site and the magnificent Serengeti. Covering optimum distances in minimum time, this unique safari also offers both traditional safari lodge and luxury tented camp accommodation.

Wildlife Highlights: lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, cheetah, hippos, crocodiles, wildebeest, zebra, antelope, gazelle, impala, waterbuck, topi, eland, plains game, giraffe and rhino. Accommodation: Lake Duluti Serena, Kikoti Camp, Kirurumu Tented Lodge, Ngorongoro Serena Safari Lodge and Mbuzi Mawe.

Tour code: TD9 Duration: 9 days/8 nights



Minimum group: 2 clients Travel mode: Road & Air

Includes: Half-day Ngorongoro Crater tour, visit to Olduvai Gorge, all meals as specified in the itinerary, one litre of mineral water per day, game drives, park fees, English- speaking driver guide

Excludes: Sundowner cocktails, guided walks, trekking and other activities not included in the package price.

Accommodation: Luxury tented camps and safari lodges

Activities Game drives

Regions: Arusha Tarangire National Park Lake Manyara National Park Ngorongoro Crater Serengeti National Park Arusha

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15DEC15-21DEC15 4303 3809 3562 3414 3315 613 20DEC15-02JAN16 4984 4490 4243 4095 3996 729

03JAN16-31JAN16 4717 4199 3939 3784 3680 641 01FEB16-29FEB16 4935 4417 4157 4002 3898 698

01MAR16-31MAR16 4498 3979 3720 3564 3461 652

01APR16-31MAY16 Kikoti is closed during this season

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01NOV16-14DEC16 4578 4059 3800 3645 3541 661

Park Fees 15DEC15 – 14DEC 16 385 385 385 385 385 Children under 12 years sharing with two adults pay 70%.

Prices ONLY applicable if safari is started and completed within the specified dates. Dates over lapping price periods will have to be re-quoted on inquiry basis. Prices subject to availability at indicated lodges

Xmas supplement - 24th- 26th Dec, 31st Dec – 01st Jan 2015= $61 pppn (Serena) Kirurumu Tented – 24th- 26th Dec, 31st Dec – 01st Jan = $61 pppn Kikoti Tented Camp – 24th- 26th Dec, 31st Dec – 01st Jan = $70 pppn

Easter supplement - Good Friday to Easter Monday = $52 pppn (Serena) Clients will be sharing vehicle with other clients

Tanzania Deluxe Safari Schedule Day 1: Arrive in Arusha On arrival at Kilimanjaro International Airport, you will be met by your driver/guide and escorted to the charming Lake Duluti Serena, which stands on the shores of Lake Duluti with views of Mount Meru. Dinner at the lodge.

Day 2: To Tarangire National Park After breakfast, drive to Tarangire National Park in time for lunch at Kikoti Camp. Kikoti, in the Maasai language, means "the place where life began", and is the name given by the local Maasai to an ancient pre-Jurassic kopje in the Tarangire eco-system, which lies adjacent to the camp. A luxury tented camp, Kikoti echoes the luxury of the traditional safari camps of a bygone era, defined by superior service and campfire hospitality rather than modern conveniences and an anonymous welcome. Kikoti's proximity to Tarangire National Park also allows the guests to enjoy a wide choice of exploratory game-drives through the classic African savannah and acacia parkland of this undiscovered wilderness.

Moreover, its position in the migratory corridor just outside the park provides a range of activities that are forbidden elsewhere in the game lands of Northern Tanzania. These include; nature walks, foot safaris and extended bush trekking with rangers, all of which offer unique opportunities to revisit nature in her primeval state. Located on a community conservation area, a portion of all accommodation rates goes to the local community, who use it for community-chosen development projects such as schools, water boreholes, roads and dispensaries. After lunch enjoy a game drive in Tarangire before arriving back in camp in time for sundowners and dinner.

Distance/drive time: 165km / 2 hours

Day 3: On Safari in Tarangire Spend a full day on safari in Tarangire National Park with morning and afternoon game drives. Second only to the Ngorongoro Crater as a dry-season (June/July) sanctuary for vast herds of migratory creatures, the park’s wildlife tend to follow clearly defined seasonal patterns. First to move north-east, often as far as Lake Natron, are the zebras and wildebeests, which begin their trek in October. After them, trek the gazelles, buffaloes, elands, oryxes and hartebeests. Finally, the elephants move out. The Defassa waterbucks, impalas, giraffes, lesser kudus, Kirk’s dik and warthogs, meanwhile, remain resident. The return of the park’s migratory species begins in June and July; firstly with the oryxes and elands, then the elephants; and finally, the zebras and wildebeest. Breakfast, lunch and dinner at the camp.

Day 4: To Lake Manyara National Park After breakfast drive to Lake Manyara National Park arriving at Kirurumu Tented Lodge in time for lunch. Kirurumu Tented Lodge is set high on the edge of the Great Rift Valley, enjoying a marvellous, panoramic view eastward over Lake Manyara, the Rift floor and Mt. Losimingori. Lying in a shallow depression at the base of the western wall of the eastern arm of the Rift Valley, Lake Manyara typically

shimmers in a lilac and gold heat haze, sometimes streaked pink with thousands of flamingos. Backed by a narrow band of forest, it rises to the dramatically sheer red and brown cliffs of the Mto wa Mbu Escarpment.

Behind Kirurumu, the Ngorongoro Highlands rise in green and fertile splendour and form the gateway to Ngorongoro Crater and, finally, Olduvai Gorge and the Serengeti. After lunch, enjoy an afternoon game drive in the park.

Distance/drive time: 150km / 2 hours

Day 5: To the Ngorongoro Crater After breakfast, drive to the Ngorongoro Crater Conservation Area and ascend the edge of the crater. On the rim of the crater is the Ngorongoro Serena Safari Lodge, where you will have the afternoon at leisure and dinner. Should you wish, you can take a nature walk in the grounds or on the crater rim. One of Africa’s best-known wildlife arenas and a World Heritage Site, the crater is one of the largest volcanic craters in the world (almost 20 kilometres wide, 610-760 metres deep and covering a total area of 264 square kilometres). An utterly unique biosphere, it harbours grasslands, swamps, forests, saltpans, a fresh water lake and a glorious variety of birdlife, all enclosed within its towering walls. Due to its high concentration of wildlife, close-range viewing opportunities and striking scenery it is also Tanzania’s most visited destination. Distance/drive time: 66kms / 1 hour

Day 6: Explore the crater After breakfast descend into the crater for a half day tour returning to the lodge for lunch. In the afternoon either take a guided nature walk or enjoy views of the crater from your private stone-built verandah. Dinner at the lodge. Day 7: To the Serengeti

After breakfast, drive to Olduvai Gorge, one of the world’s most important Palaeolithic sites. Arrive in the Serengeti National Park in time for lunch at the Mbuzi Mawe Camp, then enjoy an afternoon’s game drive. Dinner and overnight at the lodge.

Serengeti Park

Covering 14,763 sq km of endlessly rolling savannah plains, the Serengeti is Tanzania’s first-established, largest and most famous park wherein tens of thousands of hoofed animals roam in a constant and unremitting search for the fresh grasslands upon which their survival depends. The million-plus wildebeest are the predominant herbivore and also the main prey of a huge cast of large carnivores, principally lion and hyena. Whilst the annual migration is the Serengeti’s most famous attraction, the Park is also renowned for its lion, many of which have been fitted with radio-transmitter collars so that their movements may be tracked, and additionally for its wealth of cheetah, zebra, giraffe, Thomson’s and Grant’s gazelle, eland, impala, klipspringer, hippo and warthog. Distance/drive time: 200km / 2 ½ hours Day 8: On safari in the Serengeti A full day on safari in the vast and sensational Serengeti. Breakfast, lunch and dinner at the camp. Day 9: Depart via Arusha After breakfast, transfer to the airstrip for your internal flight to Arusha airport. Transfer either to a city hotel or to the Kilimanjaro International Airport. IMPORTANT Please note that, because this is a flying safari, you are allowed a maximum baggage allowance of 15kgs per person (inclusive of hand-luggage). Additional luggage can be left in safe-keeping at African Horizon’s Office. Please bring SOFT bags only.

Kenya Deluxe Offering the best of both worlds, this luxury tented-camp safari takes you by road into the volcanic splendour of Tsavo West National Park and neighbouring Amboseli National Park. A short flight then takes you direct to the world-famous Masai Mara National Reserve for 3 nights and 2 full-day’s game viewing. Thereafter, fly direct to Nairobi for lunch at The Carnivore, voted one of the world’s top 500 restaurants.

Wildlife Highlights: lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, cheetah, hippos, crocodiles, wildebeest, zebra, antelope, gazelle, impala, waterbuck, topi, eland, plains game, giraffe, black and white rhino. Accommodation: Finch Hatton’s Luxury Tented Camp, Tortillis Tented Camp and Kichwa Tembo Camp – Luxury Tented Camps.

Tour code: KD8




Travel mode: Air and road (in a 4x4 Land cruiser) Includes: All meals as specified in the itinerary, one litre of mineral water per day, game drives, park fees,

English- speaking driver guide

Excludes: Sundowner cocktails, spa treatments, and other activities not included in the package price.

Accommodation: Luxury tented camps Regions: Tsavo West National Park

Amboseli National Park Masai Mara National Reserve

2 nights 2 nights 3 nights


Cost in US$ per person sharing without Park fees and scheduled flights Each of


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03JAN16-15MAR16 4445 4155 4010 3924 3866 1116 16MAR16-31MAR16 4257 3968 3823 3736 3678 1080 01APR16-31MAY16 4318 4029 3884 3797 3739 1058

01JUN16-30JUN16 4247 3958 3813 3727 3669 1030 01JUL16-31OCT16 5237 4947 4803 4716 4658 1351

01NOV16-14DEC16 4247 3958 3813 3727 3669 1030


Prices ONLY applicable if safari is started and completed within the specified dates. Dates over lapping price periods will have to be re-quoted on inquiry basis. Prices subject to availability at indicated lodges

Xmas supplement – 22nd Dec 2014 – 02nd Jan 2015 = $21 pppn

Clients will be sharing vehicle with other camp clients in Mara

Kenya Deluxe Safari Day 1: Nairobi to Tsavo West Leave Nairobi quite early in the morning and drive south across the extensive Athi Plains to Tsavo West National Park arriving at Finch Hatton’s luxury tented camp in time for lunch. Lying at the foot of the Chyulu Hills, one of the youngest volcanic ranges in the world, the camp has been styled to replicate the privileged safaris of the famous ‘white hunters’ of the colonial period. Denis Finch Hatton, the best-known of them all, and the model for Robert Redford’s role in ‘Out of Africa’, was renowned for the splendour of his camps, which featured cut crystal, silver-service and superb cuisine. After lunch, enjoy your first game drive in the magnificence of Tsavo West, which is one of the largest game park’s in the world, before returning for relaxation, and a sumptuous silver-service dinner in the camp elegant dining room. Distance/drive time: 325 km / 5 hours Day 2: On safari in Tsavo With a full day in the park, your options are wide. Both morning and afternoon game drives are offered (with trips to the famous Mzima Springs Hippo Pools and the Shetani Lava Flows). Tsavo offers some of the most magnificent game viewing in the world – vast herds of dust-red elephant, fat pods of hippo, giant crocodile, teeming herds of plains game, a fantasia of bird life and some magical flora. The lush, hippo-inhabited pools of Mzima Springs, fed daily by 250 million litres of water gushing from the lava flows of the Chyulu hills, provide an oasis of green, an under-water hippo-viewing chamber, two nature trails and some unique picnic spots. Sundowners can be taken on safari or in camp, followed by dinner. Day 3: Tsavo to Amboseli After breakfast drive through Tsavo West to Amboseli National Park. Check into the ultra-luxurious Tortillis Tented Camp, which enjoys soaring views of the legendary snows of Kilimanjaro and has its own waterhole, which attracts large amounts of animals, particularly elephant. After lunch enjoy your first game drive in Amboseli with the chance of spotting large herds of elephant and plentiful plains game against the backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro. On arrival back in camp, you may like to take a swim or visit the camp’s ‘Bush Spa’. As the sun sets, enjoy exclusive sundowners overlooking Mount Kilimanjaro, followed by dinner. Distance/drive time: 160 km / 4 hours Day 4: On safari in Amboseli Perhaps take an early morning optional guided nature walk before or after breakfast. Alternatively take a morning game-drive in the park, which is an International Biosphere Reserve featuring the dried-out lakebed of prehistoric Lake Amboseli, rolling savannah and lush green swamps. The plains offer numerous antelopes, spotted hyenas, jackals, warthogs, olive baboons, vervet monkeys and the chance of spotting a lion, leopard or cheetah. Observation Hill, a conical peak, which is easily climbed, offers stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro. After lunch (which can be taken as a picnic lunch on safari should you prefer), take another game-drive or a guided nature walk – or both – all are inclusive. Alternatively, you have the optional visit to an authentic Maasai village with displays of dance, song and cultural pursuits. Sundowners, which can be taken on safari or in the camp’s Rondavel Bar, are followed by dinner. Day 5: To the Masai Mara After breakfast drive to Nairobi and have lunch at the world-famous Carnivore Restaurant, before taking an afternoon flight from Nairobi’s Wilson Airport to the Masai Mara National Reserve. On landing, you will be met by your safari vehicle and driver, who will take you to Kichwa Tembo Tented Camp. After lunch, relax or take a game-drive in this world-famous reserve. Offering an abundance of herbivores, the Mara makes the ideal hunting ground for Kenya’s famous ‘big cats’ and hosts her largest population of lions. It also offers the best chance of spotting a

leopard in the wild. Other predators include cheetah and spotted hyena. Sundowners can be taken in camp, or in a scenic location, and are followed by dinner. Distance/drive time: 265 kms /4 hours

Day 6 & 7: On safari in the Mara With two full days in the Mara, your options are wide. Morning and afternoon game drives are offered as well as various optional activities such as a guided nature walks or ornithological tours. Lunch can be taken ‘on safari’ if you wish, as can sundowners. Dinner is served in camp. Historically teaming with wildlife, the Mara is famous for the large herds of elephant and buffalo that meander its plains; also for the fat pods of hippo that wallow in its mud-brown rivers. Other stars include the distinctive Masai giraffe, plum-coloured topi, Coke’s hartebeest, Grant’s and Thomson’s gazelle, zebra, impala, Kirk’s dik-dik, bushbuck, waterbuck and red duiker. The Reserve also boasts plentiful Nile crocodile, monitor lizard, baboon, vervet, blue and red-tailed monkeys, nocturnal bush babies, and tree hyrax. There are over 550 resident and migratory species of birds. Day 8: Masai Mara to Nairobi After breakfast in camp, transfer to the airstrip for your flight back to Nairobi’s Wilson Airport, where you will be met and escorted either to a city hotel or direct to the international airport (depending on your flight schedule). IMPORTANT Please note that, because this is a flying safari, you are allowed a maximum baggage allowance of 15kgs per person (inclusive of hand-luggage). Additional luggage can be left in safe-keeping at African Horizon’s Office. Please bring SOFT bags only.

FLYING SAFARIS Wings Over Tanzania

‘For those who enjoy the ultimate luxury of staying on private reserves, where the wildlife and culture can be enjoyed in privileged seclusion this exclusive air safari is ideal. Commencing with a night in a ‘plantation house’ on one of Tanzania’s largest coffee estates, it features two nights luxury tented camp accommodation on a private conservation area adjacent to the undiscovered wilderness of Tarangire National Park, followed by two nights in the gracious Manor of Shangri-la Private Estate, which lies just adjacent to the Ngorongoro Crater, where a full-days guided tour is offered. Covering optimum distances in minimum time, this unusual safari also offers guided walks, night game drives, cultural tours and two nights in the unprecedented tented camp luxury of the Migration Camp, which stands amid the splendour of the magnificent Serengeti National Park.

Wildlife Highlights: lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, cheetah, hippos, crocodiles, wildebeest, zebra, antelope, gazelle, impala, waterbuck, topi, eland, plains game, giraffe and rhino. Accommodation: Arusha Coffee Lodge, Tarangire Treetops, The Manor at Ngorongoro and Serengeti Migration Camp.

Tour code: TFS7

Duration: 8 days/7 nights Operation: Set departures at the indicated prices (Dates to be advised)



Travel mode: By air Includes: full-day Ngorongoro Crater tour, all meals as specified in the itinerary, one litre of mineral water per

day, game drives, guided walks, cultural visits, sundowners in Tarangire, park fees, English- speaking driver guide

Excludes: sundowner cocktails and other activities not included in the package price.

Accommodation: Safari lodges and luxury tented camps

Activities Game drives, guided nature walks, cultural visits and sundowners Regions: Arusha

Tarangire National Park Ngorongoro Crater Serengeti National Park Arusha

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Set Departure Dates & Rates Cost in US$ per person sharing in 6 seater vehicle without park fees

Park Fees


01-Jan-16 7384 395 2872 15-Jan-16 6801 395 2639

29-Jan-16 6801 395 2639 12-Feb-16 6801 395 2639

26-Feb-16 6801 395 2639 11-Mar-16 6801 395 2639

25-Mar-16 6801 395 2639 08-Apr-16 6446 395 0

22-Apr-16 6446 395 0 06-May-16 6446 395 0

20-May-16 6446 395 0 03-Jun-16 6801 395 2639

17-Jun-16 6801 395 2639 01-Jul-16 7255 395 2819

15-Jul-16 7255 395 2819 29-Jul-16 7255 395 2819 12-Aug-16 7255 395 2819

26-Aug-16 7255 395 2819 09-Sep-16 7255 395 2819

23-Sep-16 7255 395 2819 07-Oct-16 7255 395 2819

21-Oct-16 7255 395 2819 04-Nov-16 6801 395 2639

18-Nov-16 6801 395 2639 02-Dec-16 6801 395 2639

Children under 12 years sharing with two adults pay 70%. Prices ONLY applicable if safari is started and completed within the specified dates; and subject to availability of indicated accommodation. Overlapping price periods re-quoted upon enquiry.

Wings Over Tanzania Safari Schedule Day 1: Arrive in Arusha Upon arrival at Arusha’s Kilimanjaro Airport, you will be met by our representative and driven to the nearby Arusha Coffee Lodge, which lies within the rolling green acres of one of Tanzania’s largest coffee plantations and offers just 18 beautifully presented split-level ’plantation houses’ within its landscaped grounds, which include a luxury swimming pool. Dinner will be served in the panoramic dining room. Day 2: Arusha to Tarangire National Park After a leisurely breakfast, take a tour of the nearby Burka Coffee Estate, followed by lunch. In the afternoon, transfer to the airport for your flight into Tarangire National Park. Here you will be met by your driver-guide, who will take you on your first game drive through this undiscovered wilderness returning in late afternoon to the luxury tented camp known as Tarangire Treetops, which stands within its own private conservation area bordering Tarangire National Park. Set on the Masai Steppe, amid rolling baobab studded hills, the camp offers views to Lake Manyara and the Great Rift Valley and is surrounded by large stands of ancient baobab trees, which offer sanctuary to large family herds of elephants, prolific bird life and dry season concentrations of wildlife. Day 3: On Safari in Tarangire After breakfast enjoy a full day of activities in Tarangire to include morning and afternoon game drives, a Masai-guided nature walk, a visit to an authentic Masai village and sundowner cocktail on ‘Sunset Hill’. After dinner, enjoy the unique experience of a night game drive.

Day 4: Tarangire to Ngorongoro After breakfast take a morning game drive through Tarangire with a picnic lunch en route. Take a flight to Lake Manyara airstrip and a scenic drive towards the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, with a visit to an authentic African market in the little township of Karatu. Check-in to The Manor at Ngorongoro in late afternoon.

Reminiscent of an elegant, up-country manor house presented in the Cape Dutch style of architecture, the Manor at Ngorongoro stands on its own 1,500-acre estate, which is known as Shangri-La, and it is immediately adjacent to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Impeccably presented, the house offers a charmingly decorated lounge, bar and library, all with working fireplaces. There is also a dining conservatory, snooker room, home theatre, sauna and steam, swimming pool and tennis courts. Dotted through the mature gardens are 20 guest cottages, each with private courtyard and deck, and with indoor and outdoor fireplaces. Day 5: On Safari in Ngorongoro After breakfast at The Manor enjoy a full-day’s guided tour of the Ngorongoro Crater inclusive of a picnic lunch served on the crater floor. Often referred to as ‘the eighth wonder of the world’ the Ngorongoro Crater is one of Africa’s best-known wildlife arenas. A World Heritage Site, the Ngorongoro Crater is also one of the largest volcanic craters in the world (almost 20 kilometres wide, 610-760 metres deep and covering a total area of 264 square kilometres). In late afternoon return to the Manor for dinner. Day 6: Ngorongoro to the Serengeti After a leisurely breakfast and lunch at the Manor, transfer to the Manyara airstrip for your flight to the Serengeti National Park. Upon arrival, enjoy an afternoon game drive in the Serengeti, whose Maasai name ‘Siringet’ translates as ‘the endless plains’. Offering unparalleled ornithological opportunities and an unrivalled natural arena wherein the glory and harmony of nature can be appreciated as nowhere else on earth, the Serengeti is the venue for ‘the greatest wildlife show on earth’ the annual migration of over one million wildebeest and their attendant cast of herbivores and predators. In the late afternoon, check-in to the Serengeti Migration Camp, a haven of sumptuous indulgence that offers all the benefits of a safari lodge while retaining an authentic bush atmosphere and the sense of adventure that can only be derived from sleeping under canvas. Day 7: On Safari in Serengeti Enjoy a full day’s game driving around the vast and sensational Serengeti, which covers 14,763 sq km of endlessly rolling savannah plains and is Tanzania’s most famous park wherein tens of thousands of hoofed animals roam in a constant and unremitting search for the fresh grasslands upon which their survival depends. The million-plus wildebeest are the predominant herbivore and also the main prey of a huge cast of large carnivores, principally lion and hyena. Whilst the annual migration is the Serengeti’s most famous attraction, the Park is also renowned for its lion, many of which have been fitted with radio-transmitter collars so that their movements may be tracked, and additionally for its wealth of cheetah, zebra, giraffe, Thomson’s and Grant’s gazelle, eland, impala, klipspringer, hippo and warthog. All meals at the camp. Day 8: Serengeti to Arusha After breakfast, experience the uniqueness of a guided game walk. After lunch take an afternoon game drive en-route to the airstrip for you onward flight to Arusha, where you will be provide with a day room at The Arusha Coffee Lodge prior to your transfer to Kilimanjaro International Airport. IMPORTANT Please note that, because this is a flying safari, you are allowed a maximum baggage allowance of 15kgs per person (inclusive of hand-luggage). Additional luggage can be left in safe-keeping at African Horizon’s Office. Please bring SOFT bags only.

Wings Over Kenya This exclusive flying safari showcases some of Kenya’s most famous and most diverse wilderness areas, while travelling ‘on the wing’ allows you to optimize every minute of your Kenya stay. Commencing in Amboseli, the Wings Safari offers guaranteed sightings of large herds of elephants against the backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro. Flying to the far north, there’s the rugged beauty of the arid northern frontier district to be enjoyed. A day later, you fly south-west to the Tanzanian border where the Masai Mara and the Serengeti share the same massive eco-system, which is most famous for the annual migration of the wildebeest. Travelling on light aircraft with personalized meet and greet services throughout, this safari is light on travel-time and long on safari experiences. It also features some of Kenya’s most charmingly luxurious tented camps.

Wildlife Highlights: lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, cheetah, hippos, crocodiles, wildebeest, zebra, antelope, gazelle, impala, waterbuck, topi, eland, oryx, plains game, giraffe, black and white rhino.

Accommodation: Tortillis Tented Camp, Joy’s Camp and Sand River Mara Camp.

Tour code: KFS6

Duration: 7 days/6 nights Operation: Daily on request



Travel mode: By air Includes: All meals as specified in the itinerary, one litre of mineral water per day, game drives (including night

drives), guided walks, cultural visits, bush-dining, park fees, English- speaking driver guide

Excludes: Spa treatments, sundowner cocktails and other activities not included in the package price Accommodation: Luxury tented camps

Activities Game drive, nature walk, sundowners

Regions: Nairobi Amboseli National Park Shaba National Reserve and Masai Mara National Reserve

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Cost in US$ per person sharing without park fees Single Room Supplement

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15DEC15-19DEC15 5227 5196 5181 5171 5165 375 20DEC15-02JAN16 6099 6067 6052 6042 6036 1245

03JAN16-15MAR16 5625 5594 5578 5569 5562 1150 16MAR16-31MAR16 5085 5054 5038 5029 5023 986

01APR16-31MAY16 4808 4777 4761 4752 4746 286 01JUN16-30JUN16 5430 5399 5384 5374 5368 1075

01JUL16-31OCT16 6055 6024 6008 5999 5993 1223 01NOV16-14DEC16 5232 5201 5185 5176 5169 375



Xmas supplement - 24th- 26th Dec, 31st Dec – 01st Jan 2016= $69 pppn (Sand River Mara) Clients will be sharing a vehicle with other clients

Wings Over Kenya Safari Schedule Day 1: Nairobi to Amboseli Fly from Nairobi’s private internal airport (Wilson Airport) to Tortillis airstrip in Amboseli National Park where you will be met by camp representative. Check into the ultra-luxurious Tortillis Tented Camp, which enjoys soaring views of the legendary snows of Kilimanjaro and has its own waterhole, which attracts large amounts of animals, particularly elephant. After lunch enjoy your first game drive in Amboseli with the chance of spotting large herds of elephant and plentiful plains game against the backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro. On arrival back in camp, you may like to take a swim or visit the camp’s ‘Bush Spa’. As the sun sets, enjoy exclusive sundowners overlooking Mount Kilimanjaro, followed by dinner. Day 2: On safari in Amboseli Perhaps take an early morning Maasai-guided nature walk before or after breakfast. Alternatively take a morning game-drive in the park, which is an International Biosphere Reserve featuring the dried-out lakebed of prehistoric Lake Amboseli, rolling savannah and lush green swamps. The plains offer numerous antelopes, spotted hyenas, jackals, warthogs, olive baboons, vervet monkeys and the chance of spotting a lion, leopard or cheetah. Observation Hill, a conical peak, which is easily climbed, offers stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro. After lunch (which can be taken as a picnic lunch on safari should you prefer), take another game-drive or a guided nature walk – or both – all are inclusive. Alternatively, visit an authentic Maasai village with displays of dance, song and cultural pursuits. Sundowners, which can be taken on safari or in the camp’s Rondavel Bar, are followed by dinner. Day 3: Amboseli to Samburu After breakfast, fly from Amboseli to Nairobi Wilson Airport and connect with a flight to the Samburu National Reserve, where you will be met by camp representative. Take a brief game drive to arrive at Joy’s Camp, named after Joy Adamson, author of ‘Born Free’. An elegant oasis in this wildly beautiful landscape, this exclusive 10-tent luxury camp is built on the site of Joy’s own camp, where she raised the leopard ‘penny’, the heroine of her last book. The camp overlooks a large natural spring, which attracts elephant, lion, buffalo, the rare desert species of Beisa oryx, reticulated giraffe and Grevy’s zebra. After lunch at the camp, enjoy an exclusive game drive in the Shaba Reserve. Vast, magnificent and still largely unexplored, Shaba offers an evocative cocktail of uniquely contrasting habitats, veering from stark cliffs and boulder-strewn scarps to lush swamps and muddy sandbanks. It is also famous for its large prides of lion and herds of elephant. Return to camp in time for a swim in the camp’s luxury pool or ‘sundowner’ cocktails, which can either be taken on your private veranda, in the camp’s panoramic bar, or in a scenic location in the bush. Return to the camp for dinner. Day 4: On safari in Samburu With a whole day in Shaba, your options are wide; the camp offers morning, afternoon and night game drives; guided nature walks and cultural visits. Shaba itself is physically dramatic featuring rocky battlements, dry river beds, extensive thorn shrub and the backdrop of the distant hills of the Northern Frontier District. As for wildlife, the area provides one of the few sanctuaries in Kenya for the endangered Grevy’s zebra, the rare Beisa oryx and the blue-shanked Somali ostrich, whilst large herds of elephant roam the hills. All meals are provided in camp, or you can choose to take a picnic lunch or breakfast. Sundowner cocktails are offered in a scenic ‘bush’ location, arriving back in camp in time for dinner. Night game drives can be taken after dinner should you wish. Day 5: Samburu to the Mara After breakfast transfer to the airstrip for your flight direct to the Masai Mara National Reserve where you will be met by your camp representative, who will take you to Sand River Mara Camp.

After lunch, either relax, take a guided nature walk, or take a game-drive in this world-famous reserve. Offering an abundance of herbivores, the Mara makes the ideal hunting ground for Kenya’s famous ‘big cats’ and hosts her largest population of lions. It also offers the best chance of spotting a leopard in the wild. Other predators include cheetah and spotted hyena.

Day 6: On safari in the Mara With a full day in the Mara, your options are wide. Morning and afternoon game drives are offered as are guided nature walks or ornithological tours. Lunch can be taken ‘on safari’ if you wish, as can sundowners. Dinner is served in camp. Historically teaming with wildlife, the Mara is famous for the large herds of elephant and buffalo that meander its plains; also for the fat pods of hippo that wallow in its mud-brown rivers. Other stars include the distinctive Masai giraffe, plum-coloured topi, Coke’s hartebeest, Grant’s and Thomson’s gazelle, zebra, impala, Kirk’s dik-dik, bushbuck, waterbuck and red duiker. The Reserve also boasts plentiful Nile crocodile, monitor lizard, baboon, vervet, blue and red-tailed monkeys, nocturnal bush babies, and tree hyrax. There are over 550 resident and migratory species of birds. Day 7: Masai Mara to Nairobi After breakfast in camp, transfer to the airstrip for your flight back to Nairobi’s Wilson Airport, where you will be met and escorted either to a city hotel or direct to the international airport (depending on your flight schedule). IMPORTANT Please note that, because this is a flying safari, you are allowed a maximum baggage allowance of 15kgs per person (inclusive of hand-luggage). Additional luggage can be left in safe-keeping at African Horizon’s Office. Please bring SOFT bags only.

CLIMBING SAFARIS Mount Kilimanjaro

Machame Route Once championed as the discerning wilderness route for climbers, Machame is gaining on Marangu in terms of popularity. It is also the second-most accessible trailhead of the non-steep routes making it attractive to clients. Its reputation as one of the most scenic routes is entirely justified, with the sweeping views across the Masai Steppe to Meru and the impressive Barranco Valley praised by all who climb it. Gains in popularity, however, are inevitably at the expense of total exclusivity but as the descent route is different from the ascent, climbers are only aware of the popularity when they reach camp; it is still infinitely quieter than the Marangu Route.

Tour code: KMC8A


Includes: Accommodation at base hotel before and after climb

All transfers e.g. to/from the mountain trail heads

All food for the duration of the climb, quality food specially considered for maximum nutrition needs (Breakfast, lunch and dinner)

Kilimanjaro park entrance fees, hut fees, rescue fees

Kilimanjaro briefing and de-briefing

Services of trained English speaking mountain guide, cooks and porters

Guides wages, cooks and porters

Complimentary fruits and juice

Portage of 1 bag (maximum 15 kgs) per person

Excludes: Tips to the guides, cook and porters

Dinner, Lunch and day room at Keys Hotel

Climbing equipment such as clothes, sleeping bags etc.

Mineral water

Visas

Laundry

Traveller insurance

Telephone calls

All other expenses resulting from early descend before the completion of the climb such as transfer, extra nights etc.

Notes: Our services start/end up with a pick up/drop off Kilimanjaro airport or Arusha.

Dates Cost in US$ per person Single Room

Supplement 1 2 3 4 5 6 15DEC15-14DEC16 3545 2870 2748 2641 2605 2532 88

Extra night on climb for acclimatization USD 404 per person Public Shuttle Nairobi-Moshi USD55 per person

Concession and park fees in Tanzania subject to change at any time

Machame Route Climbing Schedule Day 1: Arrival Upon arrival at Kilimanjaro airport you will be met by our representative. After checking that you have all your luggage and belongings he will take you to one of our vehicles and transfer you to your hotel for a briefing on the following day’s climb. Overnight at Sal Salinero Hotel in Moshi. Day 2: Machame Camp Pick up from your lodge after breakfast and transfer to Machame gate where you will register before you start your climb. From the park entrance gate (Machame), you will trek for about two to three hours through a dense forest of fig and rubber trees, begonia flowers, and other tropical vegetation. A stop for a hot lunch will be made halfway to the campsite. As you continue your ascent, you will find that the tropical forest has given way to tall grasses and giant heather. You will be walking on a ridge, to the left of which is the Semira stream, and on the right, the Weru Weru. Depending on the pace of the climbers, arrival at Machame Camp is usually between 5pm and 6pm. This initial stage of the climb is tranquil and relatively easy. There is no point in rushing to get to the camp, as there is little to do there. Guides tend to recommend a slow ascent, even at this point, for gradual acclimatization. Do not try to keep up with your porters, who will usually bound ahead. Instead, take time to admire the beauty of the rainforest. If you are interested in botany, you should carry a small reference book. Day 3: Shira Camp On this and subsequent mornings, wake-up call is at around 6am and is accompanied by hot tea or coffee and typically a fabulous view of Uhuru peak. Today's trek takes you up a steep track through a savannah of tall grasses, volcanic rock, and bearded heather. You will encounter giant groundsels as you hike through a ghostly landscape of volcanic lava, caves, and foamy streams. Lunch will be taken just below the Shira Plateau, about three to four hours from Shira Camp. The hike to the next campsite takes approximately six hours and you should arrive between 2pm and 3pm. Most climbers tend to pace themselves, walking slowly and resting about every half-hour. Many will feel lethargic and have headaches by the time they reach camp. Guides advise those with symptoms of altitude sickness to drink tea and sleep a lot. Dinner and overnight at Shira Camp. Day 4: Barranco After breakfast you will start crossing the Bastains stream and commence the descent to Barranco Camp along the immense Grand Barranco canyon. Along the way, you will see numerous waterfalls, which are fed, by streams coming from the mountain, converging here to form the Umbwe River. Your camp is set at almost the same altitude as the night before. Today's trek lasts for about six hours and arrival at camp is between 4.30 and 5.30pm. Dinner and overnight at Barranco Camp. Day 5: Barafu The scenic climb to Barafu is mostly on a moraine with a view of Mawenzi Peak towering majestically to the right, and overhead, Kibo Peak seemingly just out of reach. The alpine desert terrain encountered at this point is mostly a mineral environment with few lichens and mosses. Lunch will be taken half way. All climbers are advised to go to bed very early this night, as the next day is the longest one. Dinner and overnight at Barafu Camp Day 6: Summit You will be awakened at midnight and after a light breakfast, start climbing at around 3am. At this stage, the climb becomes much more difficult. Here, very few will not be suffering from altitude sickness in some form or another; and climbers should carry as little as

possible on this portion of the climb. Temperatures will range from -4° to 5° Fahrenheit. Making your way up a path that is flanked by the Ratzel and Rebman glaciers, you will climb for about six hours before reaching the edge of the crater, between Stella and Hans Meyer points. Another hour of climbing brings you to the summit. Uhuru stands at 19,340 feet and is the highest point on the continent of Africa. The track around the edge of the crater is rocky and icy. Concentrate on your feet, and follow your guide very closely for this portion of the journey. The descent is now easier than the ascent. You will reach Barafu Camp after about three hours at around 11.30am. Arriving into camp at around 5pm you will have trekked a total of thirteen hours today. Dinner and overnight at Mweka Camp.

Day 7: Descent After breakfast continue down to Mweka gate where you sign your name and details in a register. This is also where successful climbers receive their summit certificates. Those climbers who reached Stella Point are issued with green certificates and those who reached Uhuru Peak receive gold certificates. Met by a driver guide and drive to your hotel in Moshi. Day 8: Depart After breakfast transfer to the airport for your home bound flights. Optional Extra day at Karanga Camp: An extra day is offered at Karanga to acclimatize to the higher altitude. Karanga Camp. It will be spent hiking to Karanga Camp, which is on the same altitude as Barranco Camp. You will encounter a bit of a climb at Barranco Cliff and spend the rest of the trek climbing up and down the slopes of the mountain most of the way to camp. The climbing is not considered difficult and you should arrive in time for lunch (approximately 1pm) having trekked for about four hours. In the afternoon you have the opportunity to hike in the Karanga Valley where giant senecios and lobelia grow; however, you are well advised to rest as much as you possibly can to prepare you for the climb ahead. Dinner and overnight at Karanga Camp.

Marangu Route Reputed to be the easiest of the available routes, this is without doubt the most comfortable in terms of facilities and the most convenient in terms of access. Also known as the “Coca Cola Route” because of its practicality, the Marangu Route is by far the most popular route for many climbers. This popularity has led to some operators preferring to avoid it due to its non-exclusivity in the National Park Huts; also to the overcrowding of the path. However, because of the lack of camping equipment required and therefore lower porter-age costs, it remains popular with budget travelers.

Tour code: KMC7

Duration: 7days/ 6 nights

Includes: Accommodation at base hotel before and after climb

All transfers eg. to/from the mountain trail heads

All food for the duration of the climb, quality food specially considered for maximum nutrition needs (Breakfast, lunch and dinner)

Kilimanjaro park entrance fees, hut fees, rescue fees

Kilimanjaro briefing and de-briefing

Services of trained English speaking mountain guide, cooks and porters

Guides wages, cooks and porters

Complimentary fruits and juice

Portage of 1 bag (maximum 15 kgs) per person


Dinner, Lunch and day room at Keys Hotel

Climbing equipment such as clothes, sleeping bags etc.

Mineral water

Visas

Laundry

Traveller insurance

Telephone calls


Notes: Our services start/end up with a pick up/drop off Kilimanjaro airport or Arusha.


Supplement 1 2 3 4 5 6 15DEC15-14DEC16 3398 2694 2562 2439 2399 2335 88 Extra night on climb for acclimatization USD 404 per person

Public Shuttle Nairobi-Moshi USD55 per person Concession and park fees in Tanzania subject to change at any time

Marangu Route Climbing Schedule Day 1: Arrival Upon arrival at Kilimanjaro airport you will be met by our representative. After checking that you have all your luggage and belongings he will take you to one of our vehicles and transfer you to your hotel for a briefing on the following day’s climb. Overnight at Sal Salinero Hotel in Moshi Day 2: Mandara Hut After breakfast you will be collected from the lodge and transferred to Marangu gate. The actual hike begins at the Marangu Gate (1800 m). Hike 3 to 5 hours through a fascinating rain forest to Mandara Hut (2700 m). Blue monkeys are sometimes seen. Look for a tiny flower called Impatiens Kilimanjaris; endemic to Kilimanjaro. Hot lunch en-route. If you wish you can hike up to Maundi Crater (45 min) or rest upon arrival at Mandara Hut. Afternoon tea, dinner and overnight at Mandara Hut. Weather: warm and humid. Wear T-shirt, shorts and lighter shoes. Water: available the whole time from a river along the route. Day 3: Horombo Hut After breakfast start hiking slowly to Horombo Hut (3700 m). Leave the last glade of forest and follow the gently ascending path through the open alpine moorland. Today’s hike takes 5 to 7 hours. Hot lunch en route. The altitude begins to make itself felt cautioning you to walk slowly. “Pole pole” (slowly slowly in Swahili) is the order of the day while enjoying the flora and long view. Giant Senecios stands tall along the path. Kibo and Mawenzi Peak can be seen on a clear day. Afternoon tea, dinner and overnight at Horombo Hut. Weather: warm in the morning but cooler in the afternoon when clouds gather. Wear shorts, T-shirt and hiking boots. Carry a long sleeved shirt in the day path for the cool winds. Water: fill water bottles at Mandara Hut. There is a stream half way to Horombo Hut. Day 4: Kibo Hut Today leave moorland and enter the alpine desert past giant lobelia and walk on the saddle between Kibo and Mawenzi Peak. Hot lunch along the way. Afternoon tea, dinner and overnight at Kibo Hut. Weather: It is cooler as the altitude has increased. Wear trousers and long sleeved shirt. Thin jacket or jumper in the day pack. Water: fill up bottles at Horombo Hut. 2 hours from Horombo Hut is the last water sign. The porters will bring water for tea and the hike in the early morning. Day 5: Summit Start around 1 a.m., reaching Gillman’s Point (5685 m) at sunrise. The path from Kibo to Gillman’s is the most demanding 4 hours on the whole climb. Continue another 2 hours to the roof of Africa, Uhuru Peak (5895 m). Descend to Kibo Hut for hot lunch then to Horombo Hut. Meals and overnight at Horombo Hut Day 6: Descent Hike back to the Marangu gate and park's headquarters. At Marangu gate you sign your name and details in a register. This is also where successful climbers receive their summit certificates. Those climbers who reached Gillman's Point are issued with green certificates and those who reached Uhuru Peak receive gold certificates. Meet by a driver guide with packed lunch and drive back to your hotel in Moshi.

Day 7: Depart After breakfast transfer to the airport for your home bound flights. Optional Extra day at Horombo: An extra day is offered at Horombo to acclimatize to the higher altitude. Spend a day walk to “Zebra Rock”, rocks striped by weather. If you are feeling very fatigued, it can be spent resting or exploring the nearby region. Birdlife is abundant at Horombo. The rains come upon us almost every afternoon. So plan your day hike to be back inside the hut with a cup of tea and good book by 4 p.m. Most climbers begin to feel the altitude at this level. After the rain clears, Horombo typically has beautiful sunsets and a night sky full of stars. All meals and overnight at Horombo Hut

Rongai Route This climbing safari avoids the crowded Marangu Route on Kilimanjaro, preferring to approach the mountain from the north by the lightly-used Rongai route. Experienced guides consider this ascent route both the easier and more beautiful than the main Marangu trail. The Rongai route begins in delightful forest, with the possibility of wildlife viewing, and each day of walking progresses through a different climate zone, adding considerably to the interest of the trek.

Tour code: KMC6

Duration: 8 days/ 7 nights

Includes: Two nights’ accommodation at Keys Hotel or similar hotel on a Bed & Breakfast basis.

All food during the climb on the mountain (Breakfast, lunch and dinner)

Kilimanjaro park entrance fees, camp/hut fees, standard KINAPA rescue fees.

Kilimanjaro briefing and de-briefing.

Services of trained English speaking mountain guide, cooks and porters (porters are Swahili speaking mostly)

Guides wages, cooks and porters standard to the norm of Mountain Society of Kilimanjaro.

Portage of 1 bag (maximum 18 kgs) per person.

Oximeter Safety equipment to check blood oxygen levels of clients daily.


Lunch and day room on the last day

Shuttle bus from Nairobi – Arusha – Nairobi

Climbing equipment such as clothes, sleeping bags, sleeping mat etc.

Mineral water

Visas

Laundry

Traveller insurance

Telephone calls


Gamow Bag

Oxygen Cylinder Notes: Our services start/end up with a pick up/drop off Kilimanjaro airport or Arusha.


Supplement 1 2 3 4 5 6 15DEC15-14DEC16 3758 3010 2863 2724 2680 2605 88 Extra night on climb for acclimatization USD 404 per person

Public Shuttle Nairobi-Moshi USD55 per person Concession and park fees in Tanzania subject to change at any time

Rongai Route Climbing Schedule Day 1: Arrival Upon arrival at Kilimanjaro airport you will be met by our representative. After checking that you have all your luggage and belongings he will take you to one of our vehicles and transfer you to your hotel for a briefing on the following day’s climb. Overnight at Sal Salinero Hotel in Moshi on BB

Day 2: First Cave Camp After breakfast you will be picked up from your hotel and transferred to Marangu gate with packed lunch. After completing the necessary registration formalities at Marangu gate, you will be transferred to Rongai. The climb begins from the attractive wooden village of Nale Moru (1,950 m.) on a small path that winds through fields of maize and potatoes before entering the forest. The track then starts to climb consistently, but gently, through attractive forest that shelters a variety of wildlife, including the beautiful Kilimanjaro Colobus monkeys. These monkeys are black with long ‘capes’ of white hair and a flowing white tail. The forest begins to thin out and the first camp is at the edge of the moorland zone (2,600 m.) with extensive views over the Kenyan plains of Tsavo and Amboseli. Approx: 3-4 hours walking. Dinner and overnight at First Cave Camp

Day 3: Kikelewa Caves After breakfast, begin the morning walk which is a steady ascent up to the ‘Second Cave’ (3,450 m.) with superb views of Kibo and the Eastern ice fields on the crater rim. After lunch, we leave the main trail and strike out across the moorland on a smaller path towards the jagged peaks of Mawenzi. Our campsite nestles in a sheltered valley of giant Senecios near Kikelewa Caves (3.600 m.) Approx: 6-7 hours walking with dinner and overnight at Kikelewa Caves

Day 4: Mawenzi Tarn Camp After breakfast, a short but steep climb up grassy slopes is rewarded by superb sweeping vistas and a tangible sense of wilderness. The trail leaves vegetation behind shortly before reaching the next camp at Mawenzi Tarn (4,330 m.), spectacularly situated on a cirque directly beneath the towering spires of Mawenzi. The afternoon will be free to rest or explore the surrounding area as an aid to acclimatization. Approx: 3 - 5 hours walking with dinner and overnight at Mawenzi Tarn Camp.

Day 5: Kibo We cross the lunar desert of the ‘Saddle’ between Mawenzi and Kibo to reach School campsite (4,750 m.) at the bottom of the Kibo crater wall. The remainder of the day is spent resting in preparation for the final ascent before a very early night! Approx: 4-5 hours walking with dinner and overnight at Kibo Camp

Day 6: Summit Today’s climb starts out around 1 a.m. after a light breakfast, to reach Gillman’s Point (5685 m) at sunrise. The path from Kibo to Gillman’s is the most demanding 4 hours on the whole climb. Continue another 2 hours to the roof of Africa, Uhuru Peak (5895 m). Descend to Kibo Camp for hot lunch then to Horombo Hut. Meals and overnight at Horombo Camp. Weather: The cold effects of high altitude are felt. Wear everything you brought. Water: the porters have carried extra water to Kibo. Ask them and the will fill your bottles.

Day 7: Descent You will hike back to the Marangu gate and park's headquarters. At Marangu gate you sign your name and details in a register. This is also where successful climbers receive their summit certificates. Those climbers who reached Gillman's Point are issued with green certificates and those who reached Uhuru Peak receive gold certificates. It is a welcome treat to sleep in a bed, take a hot shower and celebrate. Overnight Sal Salinero Hotel in Moshi

Day 8: Depart After breakfast transfer to the airport for your home bound flights.

Important to Note:

When luggage exceeds 18kg on Kilimanjaro, an extra porter is necessary at an extra cost.

Extra safety equipment is available for hire

When using the Rongai route additional equipment is available for hire of a local or second hand quality. The standard of this equipment is usually not the same as the clients would bring themselves, but it is adequate for a short mountain trek, if checked at the time of hiring for functionality and cleanliness.

Hired equipment must be pre-booked to ensure availability and must be paid in full before the climb commences

Kenya Coastal Hotels

LAMU HOTELS Kipungani Explorer Full board - USD

Per person in twin room

Single Supplement

Child Sharing

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Peponi Hotel Full board - EURO


Single supplement

Child Sharing

Standard Room 15DEC15 to 30APR16 262.50 102.50 131.50 01MAY16 to 30JUN16 Closed during that season

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Superior Room 15DEC15 to 30APR16 318.50 126 159.50 01MAY16 to 30JUN16 Closed during that season 01JUL16 to 30NOV16 318.50 126 159.50 01DEC16 to 14DEC16 334.50 132.50 167.50 Transfers from & to airstrip are provided free of charge Maybe closed over the month of May – June

MALINDI HOTELS Turtle Bay Standard Room All inclusive - USD



Child Sharing

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21JUL16 to 14DEC16 156.50 0.00 78.50 One way transfer from airport USD 67 per 7 seater vehicle Christmas Supplement –20th Dec 2015 to 03rd Jan 2016 incl. USD127 pppn

Medina Palms Suite Room Half board - USD



Child Sharing

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One way transfer from airport USD40 per person min 02

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Child Sharing

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Garden & Village Prime Room 15DEC15 to 22DEC15 184.50 88.50 92.50 23DEC15 to 01JAN16 332 111 166 02JAN16 to 31MAR16 206.50 88.50 103.50 01APR16 to 15JUL16 167 26 83 16JUL16 to 30SEPT16 206.50 88.50 103.50 01OCT16 to 14DEC16 184.50 88.50 92.50 One way transfer pp from airport USD 51 (min 2 clients)

Easter Supplement – 25th to 28th Mar 2016 incl. USD52ppn

Bamburi Beach Hotel Half board – USD



Child Sharing

16DEC15 to 31MAR16 88.50 44.50 44.50 01APR16 to 30JUN16 66.50 0.00 33.50 01JUL16 to 31AUG16 88.50 44.50 44.50 01SEPT16 to 31OCT16 78.50 40 39.50 One way transfer pp from airport USD51 (min 2 clients) Christmas supplement 23/12-05/01/2016 incl USD79.50 pppn

Easter Supplement – 25th to 28th Mar 2016 incl. USD32pppn

Voyager Beach Hotel All inclusive– USD

Per Person in Twin room


Child Sharing

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One way transfer pp from airport USD51(min 2 clients)

Kenya Coastal Hotels

DIANI BEACH - SOUTH COAST HOTELS

Swahili Beach Half Board - EURO



Child Sharing

Superior room 15DEC15 to 22DEC15 140 59 77 23DEC16 to 03JAN16 184.50 88.50 101.50 04JAN16 to 31MAR16 125.50 59 69 01APR16 to 30JUN16 111 52 61 01JUL16 to 31AUG16 140 59 77 01SEP16 to 31OCT16 125.50 59 69 01NOV16 to 14DEC16 140 59 77 One way transfer pp from airport USD 55 (min 2 clients) Christmas Eve Supplement – 24th EURO 140 pppn New Year Eve Supplement 31st Dec incl. EURO 177 pppn

Easter Supplement – 25th to 28th Mar 2016 incl EURO 37pppn




Child Sharing

Standard room

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Child Sharing

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DIANI BEACH - SOUTH COAST HOTELS Leopard Beach Hotel Half Board – EURO



Child Sharing

Standard Garden View

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Southern Palms Half Board - USD



Child Sharing

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Easter Supplement – 25th to 28th Mar incl USD38.50pppn

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Jacaranda Hotel Bed & Breakfast – USD



Child Sharing

Deluxe room 15DEC15 to 14DEC16 137 81.50 72.50 Child under 12 years sharing own room pay 75%

The Sarova Stanley Bed & Breakfast – USD



Child Sharing

15DEC15 to 31DEC15 139.50 80.50 70 01JAN16 to 14DEC16 146 84.50 73 Child under 12 years sharing own room pay 75%

Ole Sereni Bed & Breakfast – USD



Child Sharing

Superior room 15DEC15 to 31DEC15 181 105.50 135.50 01JAN16 to 14DEC16 196 113 135.50 Deluxe room 15DEC15 to 14DEC16 218.50 143 135.50 Club Room 15DEC15 to 14DEC16 233.50 158 135.50 Child under 12 years sharing own room pay 75%

Giraffe Manor- Lynn's, Marlon's, Full board –USD



Child Sharing

15DEC15 to 29FEB16 680.50 247 457.50 01MAR16 to 15APR16 632 229 421.50 16APR16 to 15MAY16 CLOSED

16MAY16 to 31OCT16 680.50 247 457.50 01NOV16 to 30NOV16 632 229 421.50 01DEC16 to 14DEC16 680.50 247 457.50 Christmas supplement 23/12/2016 to 02/01/2016 incl USD90.50 pppn

Nairobi Serena Hotel Bed & Breakfast – USD



Child Sharing

15DEC15 to 01JAN16 177 102 88.50 02JAN16 to 30NOV16 211 120.50 105.50 01DEC16 to 14DEC16 177 102 88.50 Child under 12 years sharing own room pay 75%

House of Waine Half board – USD



Child Sharing

16DEC15to 14DEC16 320 117 160

One way transfer pp from airport USD 38 (min 2 clients)

Norfolk Hotel Bed & Breakfast – USD



Child Sharing

Fairmont Room 15DEC15 to 15JUN16 220.50 183 110.50 16JUN16 to 15OCT16 236.50 199 118.50 16OCT16 to 14DEC16 220.50 183 110.50 Deluxe Room 15DEC15 to 15JUN16 249.50 211.50 125 16JUN16 to 15OCT16 266.50 227.50 133.50 16OCT16 to 14DEC16 249.50 211.50 125 Child under 12 years sharing own room pay 75%

Nairobi transfers – from airport to city hotel One way per person USD30 (min 2 clients)

One way transfer pp from airport USD 38 (min 2 clients)

NAIROBI CITY EXCURSIONS Nairobi Excursions - USD Per person based on number of clients

Each of

1 2 3 4 5 6

City Tour (3 hours) 182 125 107 97 92 88

Blixen Museum (2 hours) 89 56 45 40 36 34

Nairobi National Park (4 hours) 282 178 144 126 116 109

Giraffe Centre (2 hours) 89 56 45 40 36 34

Daphne Sheldrick (feeding time is 1100-1200 hrs) 132 76 57 47 42 38

Blixen Museum & Giraffe Centre (3 hours) 159 103 84 74 69 65

Daphne Sheldrick & Giraffe Centre (3 hours) 155 98 80 70 65 61

Daphne Sheldrick, Giraffe Centre, Blixen Museum (6 hours) 272 168 134 117 106 99

City Tour, Giraffe Centre, Blixen Museum (6 hours) 321 218 184 166 156 149

Dinner Carnivore including transfers (3 hours) 155 96 77 67 61 57

Lunch Carnivore including transfers (2 hours) 149 91 71 62 56 52

Carnivore: Christmas and New Year a supplement will apply. Closed on 01st January

Tanzania City Hotels

ARUSHA HOTELS Mount Meru Hotel Bed & Breakfast – USD



Child Sharing

15DEC15 to 31DEC15 92.50 73.50 34

01JAN16 to 14DEC16 98 81 54

One way transfer from Kilimanjaro airport USD115 per vehicle 6 seater

One way transfer from Arusha airport USD45 per vehicle 6 seater

Lake Duluti Serena Bed & Breakfast – USD



Child Sharing

15DEC15 to 21DEC15 134.50 65.50 70.50 22DEC15 to 31DEC15 193.50 76 100.50 01JAN16 to 29FEB16 166.50 65.50 87 01MAR16 to 31MAR16 157 76 82 01APR16 to 31MAY16 101.50 3 54 01JUN16 to 31OCT16 166.50 65.50 87 01NOV16 to 14DEC16 134.50 65.50 70.50 One way transfer from Kilimanjaro airport USD115 per vehicle 6 seater One way transfer from Arusha airport USD45 per vehicle 6 seater Christmas supplement 24-26/12/2015 0incl USD60 pppn New Year supplement 31/12/2015-01/01/2016 incl USD60 pppn

Easter Supplement – 25th to 28th Mar incl. USD51pppn

KIA Lodge Bed & Breakfast – USD



Child Sharing

15DEC15 to 19DEC15 114.50 61 59.50 20DEC15 to 31DEC15 167 88 85 01JAN16 to 29FEB16 144 76 73 01MAR16 to 31MAR16 114.50 61 59.50 01APR16 to 31MAY16 100 61 52.50

01JUN16 to 30JUN16 114.50 61 59.50 01JUL16 to 31AUG16 144 76 73 01SEP16 to 14DEC16 114.50 61 59.50 One way transfer pp from Kilimanjaro airport by lodge vehicle F.O.C One way transfer pp from Arusha airport USD115 per vehicle 6 seater

Christmas supplement and New Year supplement 24/12/2015-31/12/2015 incl USD43 pppn

Arusha Coffee Lodge Bed & Breakfast – USD



Child Sharing

15DEC15to 19DEC15 186 0 93 20DEC15 to 04JAN16 287 100 143.50 05JAN16 to 29FEB16 265 92.50 132.50 01MAR16 to 06APR16 225.50 78 113 07APR16 to 31MAY16 186 0 93 01JUN16 to 31OCT16 265 92.50 132.50 01NOV16 to 14DEC16 186 0 93 One way transfer from Kilimanjaro airport USD115 per vehicle 6 seater

One way transfer from Arusha airport USD45 per vehicle 6 seater Christmas Supplement 24-26/12/2015incl USD77 pppn New Year Eve Supplement 31/12/2015 incl USD77 pppn New Year Supplement 01/01-02/01/2016 incl USD85 pppn

Easter Supplement – 25th to 28th Mar incl. USD66pppn

ARUSHA HOTELS Moivaro Coffee Lodge Bed & Breakfast – USD



Child Sharing

15DEC15 to 19DEC15 114.50 61 60 20DEC15 to 31DEC15 167 88 86 01JAN16 to 29FEB16 144 76 74.50 01MAR16 to 31MAR16 114.50 61 60 01APR16 to 31MAY16 100 61 52.50 01JUN16 to 30JUN16 114.50 61 60 01JUL16 to 31AUG16 144 76 74.50 01SEP16 to 14DEC16 114.50 61 60 One way transfer from Kilimanjaro airport USD115 per vehicle 6 seater

Christmas supplement and New Year supplement 20/12/2015-31/12/2015 incl USD43 pppn

DAR ES SALAAM HOTELS Dar Es Salaam Serena- Standard Bed & Breakfast – USD



Child Sharing

15DEC15 to 14DEC16 177.50 134.50 90.00

Holiday Inn Dar Es Salam Bed & Breakfast–USD



Child Sharing

Standard room 16DEC15 to 31DEC15 120 117.50 61 01JAN16 to 14DEC16 123.50 121 62 One way transfer pp from airport USD37 (min 2 clients)

Ras Kutani Beach & Lagoon Cottage Full board – USD



Child Sharing

15DEC15 to 07JAN16 427 211.50 215 08JAN16 to 15MAR16 356.50 176 179.50 16MAR16 to 31MAY16 CLOSED 01JUN16 to 30JUN16 372 187 186 01JUL16 to 31OCT16 425 213.50 212.50 01NOV16 to 14DEC16 372 187 186 One way transfer pp from airport USD 90 (min 2 clients)

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Zanzibar Hotels

STONE TOWN HOTELS Tembo House Hotel Bed & Breakfast - USD



Child Sharing

Prime Rooms 15DEC15-14DEC16 89 52.50 89 One way transfer pp from airport USD10 (min 2 clients)

Zanzibar Serena Inn Bed & Breakfast - USD



Child Sharing

Standard Rooms 15DEC15 to 21DEC15 199 113.50 102 22DEC15 to 02JAN16 272.50 141.50 139 03JAN16 to 29FEB16 235 122 120 01MAR16 to 31MAR16 231 131.50 118 01APR 16 to 31MAY16 170 20 87.50 01JUN16 to 30JUN16 199 113.50 102 01JUL16 to 31OCT16 235 122 120 01NOV16 to 14DEC16 199 113.50 102 Christmas supplement 24-26/12/2015 incl USD59 pppn New Year supplement 31/12/2015-01/01/2016 incl USD59 pppn

Easter supplement – 25th to 28th Mar incl. USD50 pppn Prime view rooms supplement USD74 per room per night One way transfer pp from airport USD 10 (min 2 clients)

ZANZIBAR COAST HOTELS Bluebay Beach Resort Half Board - USD



Child Sharing

Club Room 15DEC15 to 21DEC15 141.50 58 73 22DEC15 to 05JAN16 368 67 184

06JAN16 to 29FEB16 144 58 72 01MAR16 to 31MAR16 167.50 67 84

01APR16 to 30JUN16 94 58 47 01JUL16 to 22JUL16 130 58 65

23JUL16 to 28AUG16 158.50 58 80 29AUG16 to 14DEC16 137 58 68.5

Superior Rooms 15DEC15 to 21DEC15 163 58 84 22DEC15 to 05JAN16 393 67 197 06JAN16 to 29FEB16 166 58 83 01MAR16 to 31MAR16 192.50 67 96.50 01APR16 to 30JUN16 116 58 58 01JUL16 to 22JUL16 151.50 58 76 23JUL16 to 28AUG16 180 58 90 29AUG16 to 14DEC16 158.50 58 79.50 New Year supplement – 31st Dec 2015 incl. USD126 pppn

Easter supplement – 25th to 28th Mar incl. USD50 pppn One way transfer pp from airport USD35 (min 2 clients)

Breezes Beach Club



Child Sharing

ZANZIBAR COAST HOTELS Sultan Sands Island Half Board - USD



Child Sharing

Standard Rooms 15DEC15 to 21DEC15 148.50 58 112.50 22DEC15 to 02JAN16 367.50 67 276 03JAN16 to 06JAN16 317 58 238

07JAN16 to 29FEB16 151.50 58 113.50

01MAR16 to 31MAR16 175.50 67 132 01APR16 to 30JUN16 100.80 58 76 01JUL16 to 22JUL16 137 58 103 23JUL16 to 28AUG16 166 58 124.50 29AUG16 to 14DEC16 144 58 108 Sea Front Rooms 15DEC15 to 21DEC15 213.50 58 161 22DEC15 to 02JAN16 443 67 332

03JAN16 to 06JAN16 382 58 286.50

07JAN16 to 29FEB16 216 58 162

01MAR16 to 31MAR16 251 67 188

01APR16 to 30JUN16 166 58 124.50

01JUL16 to 22JUL16 202 58 151.50

23JUL16 to 28AUG16 230.50 58 173

29AUG16 to 14DEC16 209 58 157

New Year supplement – 31st Dec 2015 incl. USD117 pppn


Karafuu Hotel Half Board - USD



Child Sharing

Garden rooms 15DEC15 to 22DEC15 116 0.00 59.50 23DEC15 to 06JAN16 288.50 50.50 145.50 07JAN16 to 15MAR16 140.50 43.50 71.50 16MAR16 to 15JUL16 116 0.00 59.50 16JUL16 to 25AUG16 148 43.50 75 26AUG16 to 30NOV16 126 43.50 64.50

01DEC16 to 14DEC16 116 0.00 59 Cottage Rooms 15DEC15 to 22DEC15 146.50 43.50 74 23DEC15 to 06JAN16 322 50.50 164 07JAN16 to 15MAR16 169.50 43.50 86.50 16MAR16 to 15JUL16 146.20 0.00 74

16JUL16 to 25AUG16 176.50 43.50 90.00 26AUG16 to 30NOV16 156.50 43.50 79 01DEC16 to 14DEC16 146.50 43.50 74 Supplement 24th, 30th & 31st Dec 2015 + 01st Jan16 incl. USD100 pppn One way transfer pp from airport USD 40 (min 2 clients)

Ocean Paradise Resort Half Board - USD



Child Sharing

Standard Garden room

15DEC15 to 22DEC15 114 30 48 23DEC15 to 05JAN16 249 36 55.50

Half Board – EURO

Deluxe Rooms 15DEC15 to 22DEC15 169.50 43.50 86.50 23DEC15 to 06JAN16 290 50.50 147 07JAN16 to 15MAR16 200.50 43.50 100.50 16MAR16 to 15JUN16 117 43.50 58.50 16JUN16 to 31OCT16 200.50 43.50 100.50 01NOV16 to 14DEC16 117 43.50 58.50 New Year Eve 31/12/15 incl EUR 75 pppn One way transfer pp from airport USD35 (min 2 clients)

06JAN16 to 31MAR16 132 35.50 55.50 01APR16 to 30JUN16 85 3 48 01JUL16 to 15JUL16 130 30.50 48 16JUL16 to 20AUG16 146 33.50 48 21AUG16 to 31AUG16 130 30.50 48 01SEP16 to 30SEP16 114 30.50 48 01OCT16 to 31OCT16 130 30.50 48 01NOV16 to 14DEC16 114 30.50 48 New Year Eve 31/12-31/12/2015 incl USD42 pppn


Zanzibar Hotels




Child Sharing

Superior room

15DEC15 to 22DEC15 157 42.50 48 23DEC15 to 05JAN16 307.50 48 55.50 06JAN16 to 31MAR16 187.50 47 55.50 01APR16 to 30JUN16 118.50 3 48 01JUL16 to 15JUL16 183 40.50 48 16JUL16 to 20AUG16 206 45 48 21AUG16 to 31AUG16 183 40.50 48 01SEP16 to 30SEP16 161.50 40.50 48 01OCT16 to 31OCT16 183 40.50 48 01NOV16 to 14DEC16 161.50 40.50 48 New Year Eve 31/12-31/12/2015 incl USD42 pppn





Child Sharing

Superior Garden room

15DEC15 to 22DEC15 128.5 34 48 23DEC15 to 05JAN16 269 40 55.50 06JAN16 to 31MAR16 150.50 38.50 55.50 01APR16 to 30JUN16 95.50 3 48 01JUL16 to 15JUL16 148.50 33.50 48 16JUL16 to 20AUG16 166 36 48 21AUG16 to 31AUG16 148.50 33.50 43.50 01SEP16 to 30SEP16 130 33.50 48 01OCT16 to 31OCT16 148.50 33.50 43.50 01NOV16 to 14DEC16 130 33.50 48 New Year Eve 31/12-31/12/2015 incl USD42 pppn


Zanzibar Excursions

ZANZIBAR EXCURSIONS

Zanzibar Excursions in USD Each of

1

2

3

4

City Tour - half day 56 43 36 31

Spice Tour - half day 56 43 36 31

Dolphin Tour 171 104 74 59

Prison Island Tour – half day 59 42 34 31

Jozani Forest Tour -half day 92 55 43 40

The above excursions start & finish in Zanzibar town on Minivan

Zanzibar Excursions in USD Each of

1

2

3

4

City Tour - half day 127 92 70 59

Spice Tour - half day 127 92 70 59

Dolphin Tour 198 153 113 92

Prison Island Tour – half day 132 105 77 64

Jozani Forest Tour -half day 166 126 88 76

The above excursions start & finish in Beach Resort on Minivan

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1. ROLE OF AFRICAN HORIZONS TRAVEL & SAFARI LTD The role of African Horizons Travel & Safari Ltd and Sanky Travels Pvt Ltd, hereafter referred to as African Horizons and Sanky Travels, is to manufacture tours and itineraries to fit the requirements of our customers. In doing so, we may use independent suppliers for the provision of selected services. Whatever the case, we accept responsibility for the proper performance of your contract with us subject to the following booking conditions.

2. PRICES Published prices are based on costs at the time of publication. We reserve the right to change published prices at any time before your booking is made.

3. RESERVATIONS AND PAYMENT A binding contract between only exists when we have accepted your booking by issuing an invoice and a deposit has been paid by you. A deposit of 25% of the total invoice must be paid on receiving our invoice and the remainder 70 days before commencement of our services. If payment is not made by the due date, we reserve the right to treat the booking as having been cancelled by you, and apply cancellation charges as set out in paragraph 4(a) below.

4. CANCELLATION (a) By you African Horizons and Sanky Travels must be notified of cancellations in writing. If notification is received between booking date and 60 days prior to commencement of our services your deposit will be lost. Notification between 60 and 31 days before commencement of our services, a cancellation fee of 50% will apply. If notification is received 30 days or less before commencement of our services the cancellation fee payable is 100% of the price.

(b) By us While doing our utmost to avoid it, we must reserve the right to cancel arrangements. If this should happen (other than due to your default in paying) we will offer the choice of an alternative arrangement (paying or receiving a refund in respect of any price difference) or receiving a full refund of all monies paid. If an arrangement is cancelled because an insufficient number of people have booked a scheduled tour, notification will be given no less than 14 days before commencement of our services. If we are forced to curtail a tour after departure due to circumstances amounting to "force majeure", we regret we cannot make any refunds or pay any compensation or be responsible for any costs or expenses incurred by you as a result.

5. CHANGES We reserve the right to make changes to brochure details and holiday arrangements both before and after your booking is made. Most changes will be minor. If we have to make significant changes to an arrangement you will be notified at the earliest possible opportunity. In such cases you will have the choice of either accepting the change or booking alternative arrangements (paying or receiving a refund in respect of any price difference) or cancelling your holiday and receiving an immediate full refund of all monies paid.

6. FORCE MAJEURE "Force Majeure" means those circumstances where the performance of our contract with you is prevented or affected by reasons of war, threat of war, civil strife, industrial dispute, terrorist activity, natural or nuclear disaster, fire, adverse weather conditions, governmental actions and all similar events beyond our control. In these circumstances, we shall not be liable to pay any compensation or otherwise be responsible for any expenses or losses you might incur where we are forced as a result to cancel, delay, curtail or change your arrangement in any way or where the performance or prompt performance of our contractual obligations is prevented or affected.

7. LIABILITY (a) Quality We accept responsibility should the services which we are contractually obliged to provide prove deficient or not of a reasonable standard including where this is due to acts and defaults of our employees, agents, suppliers and sub-contractors.

(b) Death, personal injury or illness We accept responsibility should you or any member of your clients party suffer death, injury or illness as a result of any failure to perform or improper performance of any part of our contract with you by our employees, agents, suppliers and sub-contractors providing they were at the time acting within the course of their employment except where the failure to perform or improper performance was due to: • their own acts and/or omissions • those of a third party not connected with the provision of your arrangement and which were unforeseeable or unavoidable or • an event which either African Horizons or the supplier of the services in question could not have foreseen or forestalled even with

all due care. It is a condition of accepting liability that we receive any claim in writing within 28 days of the end of our services under the contract and, where any payment is made, that you will assign to African Horizons or our insurers any right you may have to pursue any third parties in relation to the claim and provide us with your full co-operation.

(c) Carriers In respect of air, sea and rail carriers, land vehicle and hotel keepers our liability is in all cases limited as if we were carriers/ hoteliers within the appropriate international conventions. Furthermore, all transport is provided subject to the relevant carrier's conditions of carriage some of which may limit or exclude their liability to you, often in accordance with international conventions.

(d) general Please note, our responsibilities and obligations apply only in respect of those services which we agree to arrange or provide on your behalf. We cannot accept any liability for any services which you arrange on your own.

8. DELAYS All outward or homeward points of departure should be read in relation to the services which we have been contracted to provide and not any flight or other travel arrangement which may have been added on.

9. COMPLAINTS Should a problem occur, please advise any service in question immediately as most problems are resolved most easily on the spot. Should you remain dissatisfied, please write to us setting out the complaint in detail within 28 days of the end of our services under the contract. We cannot accept responsibility for any complaints which are not notified entirely in accordance with this clause.

10. GENERAL INFORMATION (a) Accommodation Wherever possible, we book rooms with private baths/showers on the basis of two people sharing a double room. Single rooms are available at supplementary cost but we do not guarantee either single rooms or private bath/shower. If a single room cannot be provided, even if paid for, appropriate refund will be made by us. Where mentioned in the brochure hotels/lodges/camps are named as an indication of category and we may book rooms at similar hotels/lodges/camps.

(b) Transportation Safari minibuses, cars, four-wheel drive vehicles, coaches or aircraft will be provided according to the route and number of participants. We reserve the right to employ the services of sub-contractors.

(c) Alterations We will endeavour to notify full details of any alterations to the arrangements in this brochure no less than 14 days before commencement of our services. Should conditions necessitate it, we reserve the right to change any route or arrangements, to offer

substitutes of equal value, or to cancel the operation of any scheduled tour. We also reserve the right to decline to accept or retain any person as a member of any tour at any time, in which case an equitable amount will be refunded.

(d) Risks, insurance and liability Travelling in undeveloped areas may inevitably give rise to risks and dangers including, inter alia, those inherent in travel by boat, train, road, vehicles, aircraft or other means, forces of nature, political unrest and accident or illness in remote regions without means of rapid evacuation or medical facilities. We do not undertake to provide medical care and our standard terms and conditions exclude liability for the adequacy of any care that may be provided. You are therefore most strongly advised to take out adequate insurance against such risks.

(e) Special requests Any special requests (e.g. for single room or particular diet) must be notified in writing when the booking is made. We will endeavour to meet such request but cannot guaranty them and any failure to comply will not be a breach of contract.

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