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2. Information We Collect

3. Media

4. Cookies

5. Embedded Content from Other Websites

6. Who We Share Your Data With

7. How Long We Retain Your Data

8. Your Rights

9. Terms and Conditions

10. Contact Us

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Zambia Overview

ENVIRONMENT AWARENESS PRACTICES
All lodges have septic tanks and soak away systems.
All lodges have grease trap system of food preparation area to prevent fats and grease from
entering into the septic tanks.
Organic kitchen waste is incinerated and buried outside national parks and made into
compost biodegradable detergents are used in the kitchen and laundry.All waste is separated and ‘caged’ to prevent access by baboons, birds and monkeys,
which could spread litter around. All vegetables and paper waste is incinerated. All metal
glass and plastic waste is collected, and transported either Livingstone or Lusaka for
proper disposal and recycling.
Where no mains power occurs. The camps operates with a hybrid power source, the camps
operates with a hybrid power source using limited generator power backup with battery
inventor system.
No timber is used for heating or cooking purposes unless on a three day canoe safari and
the use of CFC FREE refrigeration.
Game drive practices
No off-road driving is allowed in the national parks.
In private concession, off-road driving is permitted in the dry season only.
No off-road driving is permitted once up to 30mm of rain has fallen, as the resulting ruts
one unsightly and difficult to repair.
Guests are requested to remain seated during game drives and avoid noisy behavior,
including to call animals this disturbs animals and fellow guests, under normal
circumstance is food to be offered to animals of any kind.
Smoking is not permitted until the guide stops the drive for a break.
Please ensure all you’re belongings are secured during drives, binoculars, sunglasses and cameras fell off seats easily and their loss can ruin a holiday. Seat pockets or your bag are
the safest places for those items or equipments.
Guides receive in–house training on driving sensitively and avoiding potentially hazardous
routes, despite being in 4WD vehicles.
Guides are instructed to use red filters on their spot lights to avoid compromising animal’s
night vision, which happens with white, unfiltered spotlights.

ZAMBIA
Environmentally speaking
Zambia is a wonderfully diverse and exciting country to visit, the eastern and western
halves are quite different and the central districts bracket the two, forming a watershed
between the halves and a road network oriented north-south.
Western Zambia is dominated by the floodplains of the Zambezi and Chobe systems. In
between these areas are extensive miombo woodlands interrupted periodically by dambos
and open patches. These endless grasslands and flooded areas are seasonally inundated
in the rainy and subsequent flood seasons.
The resulting topography is flat from horizon to horizon! Broadleaved woodlands on sandy
soils, grasslands both wet and seasonally wet and isolated dominate the western sector.
In the woodlands, huge termifaria arise out clay – loams, some of them completely wooded
with mature trees and others appearing only as meter–high pedestals, looking like
“collectors” of statutes in filed of waving grass.
A number of ox-bow lakes remains nearer the Zambezi, in various states of reclamation by
the aquatic plant communities there. A haven for birdlife
North and eastern South Africa and Mozambique. The valley has two national parks,
designated as the north and south Luangwa national parks respectively.
Four national parks a found in this section: west Lunga plains, Liuwa plains,

Sioma Ngwezi
and the biggest Zambian park, the Kafue national park.
The central area, including Lusaka is composed of mosaics of woodlands, farmland,
grasslands and urbanization around the main towns.
The Northern border is characterized by equatorial forests, which naturally creates a habitat it
for a whole new community of bird species and mammals not found any where south of the
roads linking west Lunga and Kabwe.
The eastern half is again divided by the thickly wooded escarpment running diagonally NESW through Selenje – Mpika, the north – western area is formed centrally, as there is
abundant surface water on sandy loam soils. Ideal for tobacco and others crops, further
north is marshland, interspersed with dry land zones, covered by dense mature broadleaf
woodland. Several large water bodies, with zoned marshlands dominate this area the
national parks here include: Mweru Wantipa, Sumbu, Lusenga plains and Lavushi Manda
national parks. The Bangweulu swamps in the northwest central areas are home to the rare
shoebill white checked bee – eater and others similar status birds.
The eastern sector, below the escapement is hot, dry lowland country dominated by the Luangwa River, and its valley. The bird species found here are typical of the ‘bushveld’ of
Zimbabwe,

THE LOWER ZAMBEZI NATIONAL PARK
The Lower Zambezi National Park gets its stunning scenery from the combination of 120km
of Zambezi river front, the concentration of game in the valley floor and the backdrop of the
magnificent Zambezi escarpment, the southern limit of the great east African rift valley. The park is opposite Mana pools national park, a world heritage site across the Zambezi River in
Zimbabwe.
Relatively new, the national park was officially gazetted in 1983 and consists of over four
thousand (4092) square kilometers. The park is bordered by the Chiawa game management
area (GMA) in the west, Rufunsa (GMA) in the east, the Zambezi River in the south, and the
Great east road in the north.
The park receives few visitors today, but it won’t be long before the great botanical is
realized and the lower Zambezi national park slowly becomes more and more like the other
crowded parks in Africa.

GENERAL OVERVIEW

Reminders
Your vacation is coming up soon! Hopefully you are excited and looking forward to a great
trip. We just wanted to drop you a line with some planning information for your tour.
Itinerary- please print a copy of your travel itinerary from our website. Your tickets and
vouchers are electronically and will be provided to you locally. Emergency in – country
telephone numbers are listed on your itinerary – call us if you don’t see them this is your
first point of contact if you have issues during your tour. Note that Market Max Tours
always provide a private guide from south Africa up to Zambia so if you need a private guide let us know.

A few other handy tips from our road warriors:
Take a multy adapter. They are round and have all the world`s plug combination a great
buy. Click on link below for specific info:
http://users-telenet.be/worldstsandards/electricity.htm
Most of the world is 220 volts. Not a problem for most laptops and cameras which are rated
for 110 – 220 volts. But don’t bring a hair dryer, as it will blow up. The adapter needed is a
type m – 3 pronged
Tie a colored ribbon on your suitcase to make it easier to spot on the lagged carousel. Be
sure to pack 2 days before of clothing and your toiletries in your carry-on bag.
Lost luggage is all too common, the camps offers laundry services with some day
washing and return of clothing. Please be aware that laundry detergents and washing
cycles differ from U.S standard.
On the safari portion of your trip you will be frying on a small charter aircraft with a baggage
restriction of one soft-sided bag. Max dimension are 32 x 14 and must be able to fit through
luggage compartment opening which is only 10ft high.
Each passenger may also take a carry-on bag with their camera and other personal items,

the combined weight of your luggage can not exceed per person. Passenger`s weighting
220 ibs or more, or two guests travelling together with a combined weight of 390 ibs or
more must advice us in advance, for safety reasons an extra seat must be allocated (at an
additional charge).
For safety reasons none of these restrictions can be waived. If you exceed these limits you
will be responsible for any delays and / or additional costs incurred to upgrade the flight (s).
If you cannot abide by these restrictions it is possible to purchase and extra on each flight
Please make sure that each piece of your language is tagged with your name and address,
place an additional card or sticker with your contact details on the inside of each piece of
luggage.
Taking a few minutes to prepare may help to prevent some problems at security or even the
frustration of having some personal property confiscated. Most countries now prohibit or
strictly limit the size of containers with liquids, gels, aerosols, and pastes that you can take
in your carry on luggage. Empty containers that could contain liquids are usually prohibited
as well. Examples of liquids and gels included in these security measures are: Beverages,
creams, hair gel hair spray, shampoo. Suntan lotion toothpastes, other items of similar consistency. Do not pack or carry any empty containers. Limit all liquid gels, aerosols, and
pastes to a maximum containers size of 3.4 or / 100 ml.
Pack any items larger than 3.4 oz items 3.4 or (toiletries that are liquid or gel) in zip – top in
your checked luggage.
Bring an extra memory chip for your digital camera and if runs on batteries, bring spares.
Take $500 USD of spare cash tucked in your carry-on, and make sure it is the new style USD
bill. Cash solves many problems.
Get local currency from a local bank machines its mach cheaper than an exchange service
get the pin code for your visa to use of foreign bank machine. Your bank card may work, but
visa or master cards are more widely accepted. Zambia has a new kwacha currency
rebased
Health – you should visit a travel clinic prior to leaving for any immunizations or
prescriptions get a travel immunization record for any shops you receive. Here are a few
tips based on our collected travel experience.
Travelers Diarrhea – most people experience some stomach upset when they travel
internationally. Dukoral is a preventative and good idea for countries with poor quality
water pepto bismo chewable tablets are better than Imodium, because they allow your
body to keep processing while it adjust, many clinics recommend cipro prescription, but it
kills all your good and bad stomach bugs giving you a week of discomfort. Bring it only if you
will be travelling for an extended time far from any local hospital. It’s always a good idea to
drink and brush your teeth with bottled water. Stay away from salads washed with local
water peeled fruits and pure juice is usually fine.
Hepatites A & B the twinrix vaccination protects you from both types of hepatitis.
Ant – malaria is recommended but not always necessary, talk to your travel clinic about
what parks and locations you are visiting. If you choose not to have malaria pills, then
please ensure you are diligent with applying insect repellent (Deet). Continue from here for
Malaren 10 Malaren Tablets – (Atoroquone 250mg, proguanil 100mg take 1 tablet daily
starting 1 or 2 before entering a malarias area, continue whilst abroad and for 7 days after
leaving the last malaria area of your trip. Take with food, this preparation is not suitable for
children under 40 kg weight. The usual dose for adults is 4 tablets once a day for 3 days.For children the dose depends on their bodyweights:
11 – 20 kg – 1 tablet once a day for 3 days21 – 30kg – 2 tablets once a day for 3 days
31 – 40 kg – 3 tablets once a day for 3 days
Over 40 kg – dose as for adults
Not recommended for treating malaria in children who weigh less than 11 Kgs for
children who weigh less than 11Kgs talk to your doctor. There may be a difference
type of Malaren tablet available in your country.
Yellow fever a yellow vaccination certificate is only required from travelers over one year of
age if you are arriving from infected areas shorts are not required for visitors from US/
Canada/UK/EU direct. Please refer to the center for disease control website www.cdc.gove
or speak with your local travel clinic.
Other useful medications; Advil, Benadryl or other antilistammes, cdd/flu medicine,
sunscreen, aloe Vera gel.
If you need any special medication, be sure to take enough for the duration of your trip and a little more, in case of any emergency. If you have a special diet, please inform us in
advance.
Visas – please check with the embassy of the countries where you are travelling for up to
date requirements or ask us South Africa: US/Canada/UK/Australia; Passport valid for at
least three months after end of trip required A visa is not required for stays of up to 90 days
for business and tourist purposes. Passport must have at least two blank pages for entry
stamp. This cannot include the entry endorsement page at the back.
Botswana: US/Canada/UK/Australia; passport valid far at least six months required. Visa is
not needed for tourist visit up to 90 days
Mozambique: UZ/Canada/UK/Australia; passport valid for at least six months required visa
may be purchased on arrival at the airport and requires two passports photographs and US
100(payable in cash, no credit cards). Visas may also be obtained in advance through a
visa services we recommend CIBT.
Namibia: US/Canada/Uk/Australia; passport valid for at least six months required. Visa
may be purchased on arrival at the airport visa fees $50 per person for single entry and $ 80
for double entry. Visa fees payable in cash (no credit cards). If you are going to Botswana for
a day trip you must get a double entry visa for Botswana when you first arrive into the country.

Zambia: US/Canada / UK/Australia: Passport valid for at least six Months required. Visa
may be purchased on arrival at the air port. Fees payable in cash (no credit cards). If you
are going to Botswana for a day trip you must get a double entry visa for Zambia when you
first arrive into the country.

SAFARI PACKING:

What to take: you will be on the move at all times, so our advice is to pack as lightly as
possible. Your baggage should be clearly labeled and restricted to one soft compete
suitcase, sports bag or backpack, no longer than 30 cm (height) x 30 cm (width) x 60 cm
(length). Maximum 15 kg plus a day pack, luggage limits to one airline are strictly enforced,
and due to limited vehicle capacity, the cost of transporting any luggage beyond these
restrictions is the responsibility of the client. Please note, if you are traveling with a large
amount of luggage and will be returning to Johannesburg later in your trip, you may leave a
portion of it at the started point of the hotel this is indeed possible as storage facilities are
available. It is important to pack clothes for warm days and cool evening, as well as a worm
jacket for early morning game drives. Light quick drying, practical clothes are advisable for
this safari tripe. A set of smart casual clothes is also advisable for your time in
johannesburg and Livingstone town.

EQUIPMENT
Video camera
Binoculars
Bird and animal check lists
Camera in a dust resistance case with a zoom, plenty of film, memory sticks batteries etc

PERSONAL CARE:
Sunscreen/ block
Lip balm
Insect repellant
Sunglasses
A small first kit, personal use, possibly containing mild pain killer for headaches, Imodium
for diarrhea, logical antibiotic for cuts, bite or sores, adhesive pads for blisters, a sufficient
supply of any prescription medication you are on etc.

SAFARI CLOTHING
Long and short sleeved cotton shirts
Cotton short
A Trousers / pants
Swimwear
Sweater, jersey, pullover, safari jackets or windbreaker for the evenings
Bandannas, hand kerchiefs or hat with a brim
Walking boots, safari type shoes trainer, sanders and or rubber short
Natural colors such as khaki beige, olive green and brown are the preferred colors to wear
on safari as you are less conspicuous to the animal, and therefore less threatening to them.
Avoid dark blues and black they attracts certain insects. No – synthetic comfortable fitting
cotton clothing breathless easier and will keep you, choose under the hot African Sun.
Short and T-shirts are normally the order of the day and are replaced with long sleeved shirt
and trousers at night for warmth and protection from insect bites.
VACATION INSURANCE
We highly recommend travel insurance. Between missed connections, lost or delayed luggage, or medical emergences, you want the peace of mind that your vocation
investment is well protected. No matter who you buy from please consider vacation
insurance for your tour.
Note: personal effects (clothes, camera, etc) are normally covered on your renters or
home insurance and will not be covered by trip or flight insurance. Be sure to verify details
of your coverage.
Tipping – tipping is always a courtesy and in no case should feel forced. However, if service
has been pleasing, we suggest a $ 1 tip for porters / maids, $ 5 for drivers, $ 10 pp per day
for trained expect guides. USD cash is welcomed almost anywhere in the world. It is
important to take new bills with the anti-counterfeit features (2006 and younger) as sold
bills may be turned down in some parts of the world. Driver tips are normally presented to
the driver / guide on the final day of driving. Through the sum may seem like a lot after along tour, in the local culture extended families your money will go a long way to carrying for
the elders and education kids, nephews, nieces and even distant relatives. Rewarding a
hard working local employee is the most effective possible investment in the culture and
economy.
Say “no” to hassle – (Market Max Tours) extremely forbids its guides or drivers to recommend
and visits to local souvenir shops, carpet stores, and other side trips. Feel free to ask them
for advice if you do want to shop. If you feel pressured into doing anything, be forceful
about saying “No”. It is your tour and you don’t need to waste time. If you have recurring
problem, please call the local emergency number and advice our local staff.
Medical proxy statement.
Unless otherwise specified, we authorized (Market Max Tours) personnel to hospitalize and
secure emergency treatment for us and dependents. Also understand it is our
responsibility to give an accurate assessment of the health, physical conditions, or
limitations including any current medical conditions, medications being taken, and
allegiances to medications for ourselves and our dependents, emergency contact name:
Michael
Emergency contact phone: +260-977-537-095
Please let us know if you have any other questions.

ITINERARY
Day 1
Upon arrival at Johannesburg airport, you will meet our representative from Market Max Tours and transferred to the Westcliffe hotel.
(1-night, executive business and spacious suites, bed and breakfast)
Here you will receive your trip documents.

THE WESTCLIFF
A city founded on gold mining, Johannesburg Africa’s legendary wildlife reserves and parks, including the Okavango delta,
Victoria falls, and the Kruger national park, making it the perfect place to start your safari.
The Westcliffe 115 stylishly and individually decorated guests rooms include 30 dedicated
executive business rooms and 35 spacious suites. All features oversized en-suite
bathrooms and are fully air – conditioned. Most rooms and suites enjoy private sunlight
balconies or terraces with magnificent views from the hillside. The Westcliffe central
locations is 30 minutes from Johannesburg international airport and close to the
cosmopolitan business and shopping districts of sand ton and rose bank. The hotel is
perfectly positioned for experiencing the “new south Africa” – with Newtown constitution
hill, Nelson Mandela Bridge and the renewed Moyo restaurant all just minutes away. A
complementary shuttle service to and from shopping areas, restaurants and business centers is available throughout the day and evening.

Tel: +27(11) 481 6000 Fax: + 27 (11) 481 6010

E-mail:reservations@westcliff.co.za

www.westcliff.co.za

Day 2

This morning at 8:30 am you and your private guide will pick you and you will be transferred
to the Airport for your flight to Livingstone Zambia.

www.sanctuaryretreats.com
Departure Johannesburg BA or South African airways 11:05Am
Arrive Livingstone 12:50 Pm
Zambia immigration charges a $ 50.00 USD per person entry $80,00 double entry fee. To
avoid delays please have exact change available. Visa fees payable in cash (No credit
cards) you will be meet on arrival by a representative from Chuma house, and transferred
to the property.
( 3 nights, executive use of house, full board)
Sussi & Chuma are named after David Livingstone`s faithful friends and consists of
exclusive, up market lodge house and specious two-bedroom villa, both of which take full
advantage of their enchanting riverbank settling. This exclusive villa – Chuma house offers
2 bedrooms suite, one double room with a bathtub and outdoor shower and one twin room
with a bathtub and in – door shower, a specious lounge and dining room area, kitchenette,
outdoor lavender, barbeque. The second room can be converted into a private office area
with telephone and computer modem link, additional facilities include a fully stocked bar.
The main lodge building features a spectacular raised bar/lounge deck, open air dining area
curio shop, swimming pool, service spa and lawns sweeping down to the water edge.
Resident wildlife, such as hippopotamus, elephant and giraffes are likely to wander through
the grounds at any time while guest have a wide choice of activities which adds to the
attractions of this elegant, secluded retreat. Meals are table d’hôte with a large selection of
dishes, served alfresco, often around a campfire in the evening guest can enjoy game drive
in the Mosi-oa-Tunya national park where Zambia`s only white rhino can be spotted or
picturesque early morning or sunset river cruses on a 12-seater boat. A cultural tour of
Livingstone including a visit to the museum and the Nakatindi village is a must for guest to
this area as well s a guided tour of the Victoria falls and rain forest in the Zambezi River, A
shopping tour in Livingstone town also provides an opportunity to experience the local
flavor of Livingstone while guests may also enjoy fishing in
The Zambezi River. A variety of adrenaline
Activities are available which include white water rafting, canoeing, helicopter and micro
light adventures. Horseback safaris, elephant back safaris, walk with African lions’ safaris,
gorge swing as well as bungee jumping.
Main lodge
This lodge came into the sanctuary retreats fold in June 2007. It is established right on the
banks of the Zambezi River, amidst a fine stand of Jackle berry and water berry trees and
phoenix palms. The river taps the edge of the lodge laws and sundown may be enjoyed with
almost perfect river sunsets, the silhouettes of the trees backlit by the settling sun.
The lodge is in the Mosi-oa-Tunya national park and elephant bulls, buffalo and impala are
regular visitors velvet monkeys visit the camp too. The bird life along the front is
phenomenal and several special may be found with careful searching. These include
African fin foot, white – backed night heron, collared palm thrush, half – collard king fisher
and pels fishing owl
The camp has been belt on stilt, not only a safety features, but also as a way of minimizing
the dairy impact of human movement through the woodland, and reducing the damages on
the local environment. A number of eco-friendly practices have been implemented as well
as to minimize the impact of establishing this large camp so close to the river. These
include careful litter collection and disposal, garbage incineration and enquiries into the
recycling in Livingstone town
Large predators, like lion, leopard and hyena are not commonly seen in this park. The
Day 3
This morning at 6:45am your guide from safari par Excellency will collect you from Chuma house for an elephant back safari.
Elephant Back Safari

www.safpar.com

Following the elephant back safari, you will return to chuma house. A guide from the
property will escort you as a guided tour of the falls.During lunch you will discus the afternoon activities with your guide. This afternoon 3:00pm
your guide will take you to the helipad for a flight of Angles tour over the falls.Remainder of the afternoon at your leisure to enjoy the activities offered by Chuma house.
Day 4
This morning at 6:45am your guide from safari par Excellency will collect you for yet another
exciting activity the lion encounter

www.lionencounter.com

This afternoon at 3 pm your guide from chuma house will take you for the Victoria Falls
Bridge for the bungee jump.

DAY 5

This afternoon at 3 pm your guide from chuma house will take you for the Victoria Falls
Bridge for the bungee jump.You will board a proflight air charter flight to the lower Zambezi national park via Lusaka;
the flight is approximately 45 minuets, Zambia wildlife authority charge 20 dollars park
entry fees per person per day. Please note that on the safari portion of you trip you will be
flying on small charter air plane with a baggage restriction of one soft – sided bag weighing
not more that 44 Ibs per person.
The ** “Charter flights” are on single or twin-engine aircraft that transfer passengers
between their initial/ final destinations and the safari camps. These planes are operated by
large commercial companies and frown by highly experienced “bush pilots”. You may be
the only passengers on the flight but usually there are the other clients and camp staffs
being ferried to and from the camps.
You will be met at Jeki landing strip by camp representatives and transferred to sausage
tree camp ( 3 night, 1 luxury tented suites, full board)

www.sausagetreecamp.com

Day 6
Your safari day begins with a wake–up call before sunrise. After a light snack and a hot cup
of tea or coffee you set out in search of game as they weed to the watering holes for there
morning drink and their first meal of the day. As the dawn breaks there are frequent sight of
nocturnal animals heading back to their hiding spots.

You will return to camp for a sumptuous late morning breakfast. After breakfast is a good
time to enjoy the facilities at the camp, catch up on your dairy or just relax by the pool.
Following an early afternoon tea, you once again set out with your rangers in search of that
perfect photo opportunity. As the sun sets is a perfect time to see both diurnal and
nocturnal animals. This is also a great time to find predator’s setting out for their evening
meal. After dark your guide will use a filtered spotlight to highlight any game as you make
your way back to camp for dinner. Dinner is the main meal of the day and a great time to
swap stories with the other guest in camp and the guides. You will fall into bed,
accompanied by the sounds of the African night exhausted, exhilarated and excited about
what the morning will bring.
Day 7
This morning after a light snack and a hot cup of tea or coffee you set out on the might
Zambezi River, African fourth largest fresh water river after the Nile, the Congo, and Niger.
This river is home to different species of fish including the famous tiger fish, sharp tooth
Catfish (Barbell) silver catfish, northern redbreast tilapias,
You will return to camp for a late morning lunch following an early morning tea, this
afternoon you once again set out with your guide in search of another perfect photo
opportunity for the night game drive, at the Boma after dinner you will discuss your morning
activities before departure to Cape town South Africa the following morning.
Day 8
This morning after tea or coffee you will do a walking safari in search of the small five,
these are ant lion, leopard tortoise, buffalo thorn elephant shru and,
After a morning walking safari you will be taken back to camp by game drive, you will board
Proflight air chatter back to Lusaka then you connect with a British airways or South African
Airways to Cape Town South Africa.
On arrival at the airport you will be met by a representative from Peninsula all-suite hotel.

To Know
The safari game drives are conducted in open sided 4 x 4 vehicles
We have included a stop for lunch during our day tours in Cape Town and please note that
the cost of the lunch is not included in the total package cost. This way our guest can enjoy
more the excellent culinary offer on hand.
The activities at Sussi & Chuma house are only for private guests from the house.
The activities at sausage tree camp are shared with other guest from the lodge.
Travelers entering South Africa after having visited Zambia requires a yellow – fever
certificate. This will have to be shown at entry to connect out to your home country.

Costs For 4 Pax 9 Days $48,600
PER PERSON (based on 4 pax): US $1,350
Price is based on 4 people in double occupancy sharing services
Price is based on 9 day tour
A Market Max Tours representative will be with the guests from day one to day nine, Local
guides in each location

INCLUDES & EXCLUDES:
Your safari includes:
Accommodation and breakfast at Westcliff in Luxury Rooms.
Accommodation at Sussi and Chuma includes:
Accommodation in double occupancy in private villa suites.
4 meals per day with tea and coffee served at the house.
5 A house selection of beverages: soft drinks, mineral water, house wines and local
beers.
Two inclusive activities per day. This can include: 1 x guided trip to the Victoria Falls
(Zambian side) per stay – excludes park fees and outside activities; Nakatindi village visit.

motorized boat safaris and sundowner cruises, canoeing, walking safari,
fishing, game drive.
Laundry service
Accommodation at sausage tree camp includes
Accommodation in double occupancy in safari tents.
3 meals per day with tea and coffee served at the lodge
A house selection of beverages: soft drinks, mineral water, house wines and local beers
A safari morning and night drive accompanied by a qualified guide – 2 per day,
canoeing; motorized boat safaris and sundowner cruises, fishing, and walking
safari.
Laundry service.
Private transfers and excursions in air – conditioned vehicles in Cape Town.
Private transfers in air – conditioned vehicles in Johannesburg.
English speaking THETA registered tour guide for the tours and transfers in Cape Town.
Entrance fees for activities, Robben Island and national parks during the stay in Cape Town.
Scheduled light aircraft flights: Livingstone to Lusaka.
Scheduled light aircraft flights: Lusaka to lower Zambezi national park.
Transfers with English speaking driver: Sussi and Chuma Livingstone airport
Your safari excludes:
Gratuities.
All items of personal use.
All the articles not included in “your safari includes”.
All the meals not mentioned
Visa
Scheduled flights not included in “Your safari includes”.
Travel insurance
Terms and conditions:
Special Note: Due to currency fluctuations please note that all prices quoted are valid only
at the time of printing and are subject to change without prior notice. Once full payment /
credit in our bank account and insurance of relevant documentation at the time of payment
will guarantee prices. We regret any inconvenience, but unfortunately Market Max Tours
cannot in any way be held responsible.

Payment Structure / confirmation
A deposit of 25% of tour cost is payable at the time of confirmation with the remainder to
be made 35 days prior to commencement of services. Confirmation will be in writing upon
receipt of the required deposit / tour cost. Growell Tours & Safaris reserves the right to
cancel any reservations for which the total tour cost has not been paid by due date. In
which event the deposit will be forfeited to the company. Reservations will only be
considered as firm bookings completed, in firm bookings, in full and signed.
When making payments please consider currency fluctuations, bank delay in transmitting
funds into our bank account and bank commissions when transmitting by bank cheque,
draft, telegraphic or electronic transfers. Please note that payments made by credit card
will attract a fee of 4% of the amount being paid.
Delays
Growell Tours and Safaris does not hold itself responsible, nor can it have held responsible for
any delayed flights or rescheduling or flights or any other event beyond our control, prior to
and / or during the course of any holiday mentioned, whether it be brought by technical
difficulties, strikes, weather conditions or any other circumstance whatsoever, whether
foreseen or un-foreseen. It’s understood that any expense relating to these unscheduled
extensions (e.g. hotels, meals telephone calls, etc.) will be for the clients’ account.
Air Transportation
The carrier concerned is not to be held liable for any act, omission or event during which
time the passenger is not onboard the aircraft of conveyance. The passenger`s ticket in use
by the airline concerned when issued shall constitute the sole contract between the airlines
concerned and the purchaser of these tours and / or the passenger. Airfares are based on tariffs set out by the airlines and are subject to change.
Unused services No refund will be considered for any unused services irrespective of whether they form part
of the basic inclusive holiday price, whether they are in respect of pre-booked optional
arrangements.
Insurance
The onus lies upon client to obtain the necessary cover to protect them against
cancellation, loss, theft, injury, accident and medical expenses and is strongly
recommended since Growell Tours Safaris, its employees and / or agents will not accept
responsibility for any kind of injury, losses or expenses incurred.
PASSPORTS, VISAS AND HEALTH REQUIREMENTS
It is the responsibility of the client to ensure he / she is in possession of valid
documentation, i.e. a valid passport, visa/s, re-entry permit and health certificate /
requirements before departure. The Company does not accept responsibility for any
consequences whatsoever arising from a passenger failing to ensure that he or she has
complied with the necessary health, passport and visa requirements.

HOTEL CHECK – IN CHECK – OUT
Hotels will Endeavour to accommodate guest for an earlier check – in time if required but it
is dependent on availability of rooms. Check – in times between countries. The following
times should be used as guidelines. Check – in: 14:00 / Check – out: 11:00

HOTEL ROOMING LISTS
Hotels require rooming lists at least 21 days prior to group`s arrival. Failure to submit
rooming lists may result in all reservations being cancelled automatically unless prior
arrangements have been made with the hotel concerned.

SPECIAL REQUESTS
Please specify any special requests you may have at the time you make your bookings. We
accept special request on the understanding that whilst we will make every effort to
comply, under no circumstances can we guarantee that we will be able to meet them.

CANCELLATIONS
Cancellation charges are subject to regulations of the air and coach operator, hotel
proprietor and any other principles involved. The company reserves the right to claim all or a
portion of the fares paid by the passenger who cancels reservations. Cancellations more
than 45 days prior to departure are subject to the cancellation policy and penalties levied by overseas principles. The following cancellation charges will be levied if cancellations are
made 45 days and less, prior to departure:
91 days or more – deposit forfeited
90 – 61 days and less prior to departure – 50% of tour cost
60 days and less prior to departure – 100% of tour cost

REFUNDS
No refund can be made for tours, meals, sightseeing, transfers, accommodation or other
services included in your tour, which, for reason of illness or otherwise, were not utilized.

PAYMENT DETAILS
Please note that all payments of tour packages must be made to the following details

ZAMBIA NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK
ZANACO CHIRUNDU BRANCH
ZRA COMMERCIAL PORT
P.O. BOX 60600
CHIRINDU
Zambia
A/C NO: 5830024100137
A/C NAME: MARKET MAX TOURS ENTERPRISES
SWIFT CODE: ZNCOZMLUXXX
Please note that all bank charges are to be absorbed by the sender