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WHY YOU’D LOVE IT!
Trip of a lifetime awaits!
Kenya, Tamnzania & the best of South Africa! Breath-taking plains, deep lakes, beautiful coastline, rich wildlife, and vibrant cities make it one of Africa’s most exciting natural attractions. There is something for everyone!
- The incredible Tarangire National Park with unrivalled views and Tarangire’s famous elephant herds.
- The Ngorongoro Crater is a breath-takingly gorgeous environment and the greatest place to observe the Big Five in East Africa. It’s a fantastic way to get your African safari experience started. The Ngorongoro Crater, as one of the world’s most amazing and well-known natural wonders!
- The Serengeti, which covers over 10,000 square miles of lush country brimming with life, is not only home to some of the world’s most diversified animals, but also the start and finish line for one of the world’s final big migrations. Those who are fortunate enough to visit encounter wild animals in their natural habitat.
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Journey through the home of almost half of the world’s population of mountain gorillas, the extraordinary Bwindi Impenetrable Forest.Become enchanted with Bwindi’s incredible scenery, from its steep mountains to its verdant jungles. You’ll also be surrounded by animal life, as the park abounds with over 120 mammal species and 350 bird species.
Gorill trekking!. You’ll hike through the breathtaking jungles of the park and spot these endangered gorillas up close, gaining insight into their daily habits. With only a small population of mountain gorillas still left in the world, this is a trip of a lifetime.
A truly astonishing safari adventure filled with magical experiences that that you won’t find anywhere else in the world!
MAP
MAP
Visualize your journey!
DAILY
Itinerary at a glance
◽️ DAY 0 | Travel
Departure
◽️ DAY 1 | Tanzania
Arusha Arrival
◽️ DAY 2-4 | Tanzania
Tarangire National Park
◽️ DAY 5-7 | Tanzania
Serengeti National Park
◽️ DAY 8 | Return
Departure
DAY 0 | Travel
DEPARTURE
Travel
DEPARTURE
Your adventure starts now!
Embark on an African safari and anticipate breathtaking landscapes, encountering diverse and majestic wildlife in their natural habitats, and immersing yourself in the rich cultural experiences of the continent.
* See your safari itinerary for transfer logistics
DAY 1 | Arusha arrival
ARUSHA
Arrival in Tanzania
📍 Rivertrees
ARUSHA
Upon your arrival at Kilimanjaro or Arusha airport you will meet our company representative after immigration formalities and have a private transfer to Kili Seasons Hotel for dinner and an overnight stay.
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The city tour is a great way to experience modern day living in the bustling city of Arusha. Your guide will drive you into Arusha city and explain all there is to know about the history of the city including the Clock Tower, the cultures and way of life.
You will walk through downtown, visit the local markets, the food market, the Masai gift market and mitumba, the clothing markets and visit the Sanaa Art. You will also visit various local shops, local bars, hairdressers and more
RIVERTREES
Hotel Overview
At the end of a long tree-lined driveway, halfway between the town of Arusha and Kilimanjaro International Airport, lies the Country Inn on the banks of Tanzania’s Usa River. Filled with flame trees, bougainvillea, hibiscus and banana trees, these are a haven for birdlife- ten hectares of lush tropical gardens. On a clear day it is possible to see both Mount Meru and Mount Kilimanjaro from here.
The old farmhouse at has been restored and converted into a main lounge, with a few separate seating areas. Furnished with antiques and with old framed photos of the property and surrounding area, it has a large fireplace and classic wooden parquet flooring.
The dining room and bar are in a separate thatched building, which is completely open-sided with views over the gardens. The walls are part plaster and part exposed brick, and comfortable sofas create a small seating area around a fireplace. Tucked around the corner from the dining area is a rustic bar, made from the wood of an old dhow, and lined with chunky wooden bar stools.
With 38 rooms dotted around the large property, all of which are en-suite and have fans and mosquito nets.
B&B
GUEST LODGE
OVERNIGHT
DAY 2-4 | Tarangire
TARANGIRE NP
Safari days!
📍 Boabab Tented Camp
TARANGIRE NATIONAL PARK
Area Overview
Activity: Safari days
BOABAB TENTED CAMP
Camp Overview
Baobab Tented Camp is located in a secluded area with a backdrop of indigenous baobab trees and wildlife species such as elephants which Tarangire NP. is most prominently known for.
All of the 10 tented suites offer en-suite facilities. Hot water, spacious and mosquito nets.Relax and enjoy the surrounding views from the tented veranda.Waking up to the chirping of birds, you might come across different wildlife species such as giraffes, leopards, wild dogs. With fine interior decor and great palette of distinct dishes being served here, it makes for an unforgettable experience. An evening sun downer below a huge baobab tree on the camp's property is much loved by guests.The most interesting part would be the elephants coming near the lodge to drink from the groundwater tank up above.The sunrise and sunset views are especially magical
Twice daily game drives
Transfer to camp via road or small aircraft - see you safari itinerary for details. Arrive at camp - check-in, settle-in and enjoy lunch and afternoon siesta. Tarangire wildlife experience awaits!
FULL BOARD
TENTED CAMP
GAME VIEW
DAY 5-7 | Serengeti
EASTERN SERENGETI
Safari Days
📍 Olmara Camp
SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK
Area Overview
Experience the Serengeti wildebeest migration like never before. Get ready for an exhilarating journey through the vast plains, accompanied by herds of zebra and other majestic wildlife.
Witness this annual spectacle of nature as the wildebeest migrate in search of fresh grazing and better-quality water. With the precise timing of their movement dependent on rainfall patterns, every moment is filled with anticipation. Join us on an extraordinary adventure and discover the true essence of Africa.
Activity: Safari days!
Each day on safari in Africa is a magical experience, whether you’re exploring the savanna on foot or in a 4x4 vehicle in search of the Big 5 or taking to the sky in a hot-air balloon to witness the Great Wildebeest Migration. Every single day is steeped in the promise of a unique adventure and cherished memories.
Although each day is unpredictable to a certain extent, based on the time of year or location, there is a general format or schedule that safaris tend to follow, but, as a rule, safaris do follow a familiar rhythm that combines thrilling game viewing with ample time to relax in between—a dream vacation in anyone’s book. One rule of thumb is that there are usually two game drives a day: one in the early morning and one in the late afternoon, when animals are at their most active.
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OLMARA CAMP
Camp Overview
Olmara is well-known for its stunning big cats and serves as a wildlife photographer's paradise in the Serengeti wildness. The camp is exposed to the comings and goings of wildlife, giving guests a true sense of being one with nature. Aside from cheetahs, the area is teeming with lions, leopards, servals, and other animals, giving tourists an unparalleled view of predator and prey activity.
Solar power provides lighting and electricity for camp operations that adhere to eco-friendly procedures. The tented apartments blend effortlessly into an ancient acacia grove, providing views of vast grassy plains and the Ngare Nanyuki river valley, which is peppered with time-weathered rocky outcrops.
The camp is situated in a unique section of the Serengeti: pristine, untamed, and isolated. Because of its distant location, the evenings offer a borderless show of an infinite night sky, emphasised by the Milky Way. The Serengeti's Soit le Motonyi region is situated on the eastern plains. A breathtaking display of predators and predator activity in a remote location. Game drives, walking safaris, fly camping, and hot air balloon rides. Sleep under the African stars in a stargazer tent.
The dining and lounge areas are located in the heart of the camp, around a bonfire. A Wi-Fi connection allows you to share your experiences with the outside world in real time.
African art surrounds the spacious mess tent, and cosy lounging areas provide a welcome respite from the heat of the day or space to reflect on a deeper appreciation of the Serengeti. There is a well-stocked library with wildlife and environmental titles. A waiter is on call to bring you a delicious Gin & Tonic or an ice-cold lager.
Olmara provides wildlife drives, walking safaris, stargazing beds, fly camping, bush lunches, and hot air balloon rides. Game drives are conducted twice daily across the savanna of Soit le Motonyi and along the acacia forests that surround the undulating plains. Expect to see the big cats, including lions, leopards, and cheetahs. Serval, elephant, giraffe, zebra, warthog, and hyena are some of the other common animals encountered.
Walking safaris in a remote river valley are available to tourists aged 12 and up. Walks bring you close to everything huge and little, including hippo pods in river pools, fig-encrusted kopjes, and insect life.
Fly camping is an overnight experience that immerses visitors in the wilderness with a basic camp, allowing them to hear the sounds of the African savannah at night and admire the gorgeous African skies. Over a campfire at night, they share stories about their adventures in Africa.
A back-to-basics camp does not imply lack of comfort. A few touches of luxury are required, such as luxurious duvets and down pillows, substantial and nutritious meals, and a refreshing beer or glass of wine. A fly-camping trip will transport you deep into the forest for a night or two. They do the majority of activities on foot, which allows you to experience the bush personally.
FULL BOARD
TENTED CAMP
GAME VIEW
DAY 8 | Departure
RETURN
RETURN
Unfortunately, all good things must come to an end! Goodbye to the safari life, feeling relaxed, mesmerizing scenery, great food, family time, and romantic memories.
Morning road transfer back to the airport for your outbound flight... dreaming of the trip of a lifetime!
IMPORTANT INFO TO TAKE NOTE OF
Please refer to 👉 FAQ's for all related travel information
- IN & EXCLUDED
- PASSPORTS
- BLANK VISA PAGE REQUIREMENTS
- VISAS
- HEALTH
- CONNECT
- HEALTH
- PACKING LIST
- GRATUITIES
- CONTACT
- TRAVEL INSURANCE
- POWER
- SAFETY
- BAGGAGE
INCLUDED
- Experience of a lifetime
- 24/7 support before & during your safari
- Accommodation
- Road transfers
- Tours & Activities
- Meals & Drinks
- Tour Guide (where applicable)
- Airport & airstrip transfers
- Park fees, levies & taxes (unless otherwise indicated)
- Inter-Africa commercial & light aircraft flights
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* As indicated on your detailed safari itinerary
EXCLUDED
- International airfare
- Personal gifts & purchases
- Incidental charges
- Travel insurance
- Conservation fees*
- Visa fees
- Balloon safari* (if applicable)
- Laundry*
- Tips
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* Unless otherwise indicated on your itinerary
Due to constantly changing requirements, it is recommended that travelers contact the appropriate embassy for accurate and up-to-date information & requirements
Please refer to https://travel.state.gov/content/travel.html for updated information on each country.
Passport & Visa requirements are guest’s sole responsibility*
- Expiration date valid at least 6 months past return dates
- Please check the number of blank Visa pages required by each country.Passport MUST have AT LEAST 2-3 blank “VISAS pages” per entry – the word “VISAS” must appear at the top of the page to be considered a “Visas Page” . They must be consecutive and blank back and front. Please note the 6 pages required for NAMIBIA!
- Airlines will refuse board if you do not meet this requirement. Please click to view more info on this link
- Please note special requirements when travelling with a minor(s)
The table below shows the number of blank visa pages required by each country.
- If you plan to visit multiple countries during the same trip, you need to add the requirements for each country together.
- If your passport does not have a sufficient number of blank pages, you will need to replace it before your trip.
- It is no longer possible to add visa pages to a passport. You must apply for a new passport.
Botswana 3 blank pages (3 or more unused pages; one blank page per entry)
Kenya 2
Mozambique 3
Namibia 3
Rwanda 1
South Africa 2 (2 Consecutive blank Visa Pages: South Africa requires travelers to have 2 consecutive completely blank visa pages in their passports upon every arrival in South Africa. YOU WILL BE DENIED ENTRY if you do not have 2 consecutive blank visa pages in your passport. This does not include the endorsement pages.
Tanzania 2
Uganda 1
Zambia 3
Zimbabwe 3
(All visitors to Zimbabwe need to present a valid passport, return transportation ticket, sufficient funds and at least 3 blank visa pages for entry and exit stamps.
How Many Blank Pages Are Required by Each Country?
- Many countries have a specific travel regulation for the number of blank passport pages visitors should have. This is to allow space for visas and visa stamps.
- Before embarking on an international trip, it is important to check your destination’s passport requirements to ensure that you meet them.
- Having a certain number of blank passport pages is a mandatory rule for some territories, along with any necessary travel documents such as an eVisa or Travel Health Certificate.
- Each border authority has its own passport requirements for travelers. The number of compulsory blank pages depends on the individual territory.
- Countries such as the United Kingdom, Canada, and Morocco only require visitors to have 1 blank page to enter.
- Others, for example Germany, India, and South Africa, follow a 2-page regulation.
- Some African destinations need at least 3 blank pages, such as Botswana, Mozambique, and Zambia.
- There are even some territories, including Brunei and Namibia, that demand a minimum of 6 empty passport pages.
- If you fail to meet these requirements, you could be refused permission to board by an airline or refused entry at border control.
What if I am visiting multiple countries?
- If a trip consists of visiting multiple countries, it is necessary to add the requirements of each country together.
- For example, if you are traveling to somewhere that requires 1 page, then continuing to somewhere that requires 2, you will need to have a total of 3 empty passport pages.
Can I Add Passport Pages?
- Most countries do not allow passport holders to add pages. The United States, for example, previously provided this service but no longer do. The same applies for the UK.
- In most cases, it is necessary to apply for a new passport if there are no more blank pages left.
- You can contact your destination’s embassy or consulate if you are unsure about passport page requirements.
👉 Visa
No visa required for USA Citizens for:
- South Africa, Botswana, Namibia & Zambia
Visa required for USA Citizens for:
- Zimbabwe: Buy at port of entry ($ 50 cash US Dollar bills)
- Kenya,Tanzania & Uganda: Applied for online prior to travel!
Visa requirements differ from country to country and, on occasion, are subject to change with no warning.
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USA: US$50
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Britain / UK / Ireland: US$70
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Canadian:US$75
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On arrival please ensure you request the correct visa for your needs
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Always check your visa has been issued for the correct number of days
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Zimbabwe, KAZA UniVisa and Mozambique visas each use a full passport visa page
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Carry the exact amount of cash to pay for your visa as credit card machines may be offline and change is not always available
👉 Health
Prior to traveling to Africa, we highly recommend you visit a medical professional such as your doctor or local travel clinic for advice on what health precautions need to be taken. This visit should take place at least 4-8 weeks prior to departure as it will determine the need for any vaccinations and/or antimalarial medication as well as identifying any other medical precautions.
- Currently no mandatory vaccinations are required when entering Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Mozambique and South Africa.
- Yellow fever vaccination certificate is required by visitors coming from a country where yellow fever occurs, or if they have been in transit for more than 12 hours at an airport in a country here yellow fever occurs. Applicable to Kenya, Tanzania & Uganda.
- Malaria prophylaxis medication is recommended when traveling to Zimbabwe, Botswana, Zambia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and in certain areas of South Africa.
Insider Tips
- Take out comprehensive travel insurance to safeguard against the unexpected. Should you fall ill or have an accident when staying in a remote area you may have to be evacuated by air to a private medical facility which is a costly exercise.
- Carry the name and contact details of your doctor together with information pertaining to any medical condition and its treatment.
- If you take prescription medication ensure you carry sufficient to last the duration of your trip, plus a little extra in case of flight delays.
- Prescription medication should be kept in its original container which should be clearly labelled.
- More unusual drugs and ones that contain sedatives should be carried with a medical attestation signed by a physician certifying the traveler requires the medication for a specific medical condition.
- Ask you medical practitioner to recommend items for a basic first aid kit
- In the event your checked bag is lost or delayed we recommend you carry prescription medication including anti-malaria tablets, spare contact lens and essential toiletries in your hand luggage.
- If you travel with a CPAP machine, please advise us well in advance so we can check your chosen safari lodges/camps are able to run a generator throughout the night. Alternatively, you may choose to carry a portable battery pack that can be re-charged daily.
- Please advise us of any special dietary requests in advance of travel.
IMPORTANT: Please install the WHATSAPP app on your phone and set up the account –it is all free! This is the preferred method to stay in contact during your safari, just in case you have a question—you never know!
Once the app is downloaded, please add my contact number: +1 949 400 5262. You should see me listed as "KARI | AfricaPhotoSafaris" and the please send me a quick message just so I know we are connected.
👉 Health
Prior to traveling to Africa, we highly recommend you visit a medical professional such as your doctor or local travel clinic for advice on what health precautions need to be taken. This visit should take place at least 4-8 weeks prior to departure as it will determine the need for any vaccinations and/or antimalarial medication as well as identifying any other medical precautions.
- Currently no mandatory vaccinations are required when entering Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Mozambique and South Africa.
- Yellow fever vaccination certificate is required by visitors coming from a country where yellow fever occurs, or if they have been in transit for more than 12 hours at an airport in a country here yellow fever occurs. Applicable to Kenya, Tanzania & Uganda.
- Malaria prophylaxis medication is recommended when traveling to Zimbabwe, Botswana, Zambia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and in certain areas of South Africa.
Insider Tips
- Take out comprehensive travel insurance to safeguard against the unexpected. Should you fall ill or have an accident when staying in a remote area you may have to be evacuated by air to a private medical facility which is a costly exercise.
- Carry the name and contact details of your doctor together with information pertaining to any medical condition and its treatment.
- If you take prescription medication ensure you carry sufficient to last the duration of your trip, plus a little extra in case of flight delays.
- Prescription medication should be kept in its original container which should be clearly labelled.
- More unusual drugs and ones that contain sedatives should be carried with a medical attestation signed by a physician certifying the traveler requires the medication for a specific medical condition.
- Ask you medical practitioner to recommend items for a basic first aid kit
- In the event your checked bag is lost or delayed we recommend you carry prescription medication including anti-malaria tablets, spare contact lens and essential toiletries in your hand luggage.
- If you travel with a CPAP machine, please advise us well in advance so we can check your chosen safari lodges/camps are able to run a generator throughout the night. Alternatively, you may choose to carry a portable battery pack that can be re-charged daily.
- Please advise us of any special dietary requests in advance of travel.
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In the event your checked bag is lost or delayed we recommend you carry prescription medication including anti-malaria tablets, spare contact lenses, essential toiletries, and a change of underwear in your hand luggage.
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If you take prescription medication ensure you carry sufficient to last your whole trip, plus a little extra in case of delays. Prescription medications should be in their original containers with the doctor’s prescription printed on the container.
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Leave expensive and sentimental pieces of jewellery at home and never carry jewellery in your checked baggage.
IMPORTANT: Please install the WHATSAPP app on your phone and set up the account –it is all free! This is the preferred method to stay in contact during your safari, just in case you have a question—you never know!
Once the app is downloaded, please add my contact number: +1 949 400 5262. You should see me listed as "KARI: AfricaPhotoSafaris" and the please send me a quick message just so I know we are connected.
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Don’t tempt fate by traveling with expensive jewelry, only bring what you need. If its irreplaceable or has sentimental value, then leave it at home. Never carry jewelry in your checked baggage.
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In the unfortunate event your checked baggage is lost or delay we recommend you carry prescription medication, including anti-malaria tablets, essential toiletries, and a change of underwear in your hand luggage.
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Misplacing or losing original travel documents is frustrating and time consuming as it takes time to have them replaced. Always carry a copy of the ID page of your passport, travel itinerary, and travel insurance with you. The best method is to scan these documents and store them electronically. Packing a copy separately from the original documents and leave a copy with a family member or trusted contact are other options.
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It is advisable to secure your luggage with a suitable lock when flying both locally (within South Africa), regionally (to neighboring countries), and internationally.
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Please do not check in any valuables or chronic medication as these should be kept in your carry-on luggage
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Always drive with your doors locked and your windows closed, with handbags/backpacks/parcels, and valuables stored out of sight in the boot/trunk of the car.
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Keep mobile phones, wallets, and cameras well hidden, and avoid wearing expensive jewelry.
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Never leave your luggage unattended (e.g. do not leave handbags under tables, on the backs of chairs, or restroom hooks).
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Separate your cash and credit cards and do not carry all your cash with you.
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Avoid counting cash in the open.
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Be vigilant whenever approaching an automated bank teller machine (ATM). If you feel unsafe, rather return at another time or use an alternate machine.
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Please store any valuables, travel documents (passports/airline tickets/vaccination cards), and additional cash in your camp/lodge/hotel room safe or the property's main safe. Keep your room locked at all times and hand in room keys or cards whenever you leave your hotel.
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EAST AFRICA INFO VISA
- Note that your need to apply for a MULTIPLE ENTRY visa for Kenya
- Local host details to be used for Kenya applications
- Note that your need to apply for a MULTIPLE ENTRY visa for Tanzania
- Local host details to be used for Tanzania applications
- Note that your need to apply for a SINGLE visa for Uganda
- Local host details to be used for Uganda applications
IN THE CASE WHERE AFROCA PHOTO SAFARIS ARE APPLYING FOR YOUR VISA's, Please ensure all the informaton below is supplied (in one email please), and at least 90 days prior to travel.
VISA DOCS NEEDED
Trust all is well on your end and that you are excited for your soon upcoming safari!! It will be here before you know it!
ACTION ITEMS
YELLOW FEVER VACCINATION REQUIREMENT
It is critical that you have your Yellow fever vaccination and proof of Yellow fever card as proof of the vaccination, alternatively a Yellow Fever vaccination waiver from your physician (original copy please)
KENYA & TANZANIA VISA APPLICATIONS:
- Please indicate the city where you were born
- Please send me copies of your international airline tickets
- Please send email / WhatsApp a photo in accordance with these guidelines of each of you AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
Digital Photo Required for eVisa Applications
- Size: 207×207 pixels.
- The format should be JPEG.
- File size should not exceed 300KB.
- Color photograph with white background.
- Close-up of head and shoulders (face 70-80% of photo)
- Sharp focus, clean, and high quality (no ink marks or creases)
- Directly facing the camera.
- Sample photo:
PAPERWORK
SUMBIT YOUR INFORMATION, PASSPORT & SAFARI CONTRACT
*Required for each person going on the safari.
Please make sure all necessary information and paperwork are ready ahead of time so we can complete everything smoothly in one session.
THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS MUST BE COMPLETED AND RETURNED
STEP 1:
- Download, print, fill out & scan / take a photo with your phone of the 👉Safari Contract (at least first & last page to be uploaded)
- Download, print, fill out & scan / take a photo with your phone of the 👉Indemnity form for each person going on the safari (excluding minors)
STEP 2:
- Scan / take a photo with your phone of your Passport photo page so that it is ready for upload to the form linked below.
STEP 3:
TAKE ACTION:
- Email or Whatsapp a clear color copy of all travelers' passports
- Notes:
- Passport must be valid at least 6 months past your return date to your home country
- Please check the 👉 number of blank Visa pages required by each country
- Please note 👉 special requirements when traveling with a minor(s)
ACTION ITEMS:
- Click to download the 👉 Safari Contract
- Print & fill out and sign
- Take a picture with your phone of the first & last page and email back to Africa Photo Safaris
ACTION ITEMS:
- Print, fill out & sign APPENDIX C / Indemnity 👉 Click here
- Return a copy to Africa Photo Safaris
Note:
APPENDIX C / Indemnity is required for each person going on the safari.
ACTION ITEMS:
- Download the 👉 Safari Guest Information sheet
- Fill oput all the details, sign and return a copy to Africa Photo Safaris
Note:
- Complete and return a copy for each person going on the safari
VISA Application/Approvals & PASSPORT Validity, incl. the required amoutn of emty Visa Pages in the passport are guest’s sole responsibility.
Africa Photo Safaris can assist you with Visa applications (addl. fee applies)
ACTION ITEM:
- Please refer to https://travel.state.gov/content/travel.html for updated information on each country.
- 👉 Click for more detailed information
- US citizens need to obtain a visa at the port of entry:
- Zimbabwe: Cost is US $ 50 per person and should be paid in US$ cash/Dollar bills
- Namibia: Approx US $ 90 per person and must be purchased online prior to travel
- Tanzania: $ 100 and must be purchased online prior to travel
- Kenya: $ 32 and must be purchased online prior to travel
- Uganda: $ 50 and must be purchased online prior to travel
‼️ Requirements for traveling with underage children / minors
IMPORTANT MANDATORY REQUIREMENT FOR TRAVELING TO SOUTHERN AFRICAN COUNTRIES, including South Africa, Namibia, Botswana & Zimbabwe
👉 TRAVELING WITH MINORS TO SOUTHERN AFRICA
All minor children traveling through any South African port of entry must have comply with the requirements below, depending on their spesific situationn:
- CHILD ACCOMPANIED BY BOTH PARENTS
- CHILD ACCOMPANIED BY ONE PARENT
Click for the 👉 Official website
