"Down the Zambezi"
National Geographic, October 1997
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| CHOBE RIVER CRUISE,
NATURE WALK AND AFRICAN VILLAGE VISIT IN ZAMBIA (limited numbers) |
This is a special
alternative to afternoon game cruises and drives
| CRUISE, NATURE
WALK & ZAMBIAN VILLAGE VISIT |
Provisional
Cost - Subject to Confirmation £32.00 including packed lunch (limited to 16 per day) |
Prices are subject to change by
operator
Zambian visa not included (currently
$10 US)
| PAYMENT NOTE: Payable in £ UK or $ US (handling fees apply) or by VISA & MasterCard (see conditions). There may be small fluctuations between now and your final payment as exchange rates vary. |
Leave from the Chobe Safari Lodge jetty with your guides on the river
directly after the morning conference session and depart Botswana
into Zambia. The guides handle all immigration formalities. You
will take your packed lunch on the boat down the Chobe River with
opportunities for bird viewing en route. During the
cruise and walk you will be informed on uses of plants in local
medicine and culture, before visiting an African village in
Zambia. The villages southern Zambia are remarkable for their
lack of change in many hundreds of years. Return to Botswana and
Kasane in time for your evening meal.
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Reading: "Down the Zambezi" National Geographic, October 1997 |
NOTE: This option is available as a slightly longer activity leaving Sunday morning and returning Sunday afternoon. See 'Sunday Activities' on main page (close this window).
Numbers are limited but any excess places will be sold through the registration desk.
The Zambian Government have recently introduced a visa fee which may change between the time of your registration and August 2001. We will inform delegates taking this option as soon as possible if there is any variation in the visa fee.
Transfers will be provided for the 5 min trip to and from the MOWANA Safari Lodge
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