AFRICA

Hosted by Butch Bradley

Proposed Date

May 2020

MAY 2020 AUCKLAND > DUBAI Depart Auckland Airport at 12.50pm on Emirates flight EK451 Arrive Dubai at 12.45am Upon arrival in Dubai, transfer to your accommodation. Arabian Courtyard or similar Al Fahidi Street Bur Dubai Dubai City 971-4-3519111 DUBAI Enjoy two days in Dubai before continuing to Africa.

DUBAI > NAIROBI ⒷⓁⒹ

Depart Dubai at 10.10am on Emirates flight EK719 Arrive Nairobi at 2.10pm Upon your arrival at Nairobi Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, make your way through Customs and Immigration to the Arrival Hall. Here you will be welcomed by our local representative and be transferred by private vehicle to your accommodation. Hemingway’s Nairobi Accommodation for 1 night in a Deluxe Room including breakfast Hemingway’s Nairobi is situated in the suburb of Karen, within easy access of the Giraffe Centre, the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust and Karen Blixen Museum. This 45 room plantation-style property is airy and spacious, and each of the guest rooms has a private balcony overlooking the iconic silhouette of the Ngong Hills.

Insiders' Tips:

• View the Josper oven at work the Brasserie – this indoor barbeque is the only one of its kind in Kenya

• Be pampered at the spa while your butler dims the lights and arranges a nightcap back in your room

• Toast the end of another beautiful day in Africa with a glass of champagne on your private balcony

NAIROBI > MERU GAME RESERVE ⒷⓁⒹ

After breakfast and check-out today, you will be collected and transferred by private vehicle to Nairobi’s Wilson Domestic Airport in time to connect with your onward flight (approximately 45 - 60 minutes, depending on traffic). Check in for your scheduled/ shared light aircraft to Meru. Please note that the luggage allowance is 15kg including hand luggage per person is soft bags only. Upon arrival you will be met by a member of Elsa’s Kopje and transferred to the lodge. Elsa's Kopje Accommodation for 2 nights in a Cottage with en suite including all main meals, soft drinks, beer, house wines, selected spirits, scheduled safari activities and laundry.

Elsa’s Kopje is named after Elsa the lioness, made famous by George and Joy Adamson’s biographical book and film ‘Born Free’. Not only does Elsa’s Kopje remain one of the most elegant lodges in Africa, with one of the most spectacular settings, it also allows guests to have the entire park to themselves as it is the only fully operational lodge within the park. Elsa’s Kopje is almost invisible to the eye as you approach Mughwango Hill; blending into the rocky crags of the “kopje” (small hill) and built above the site of George Adamson’s original campsite. Every cottage is the ultimate ‘room-with-a-view’, uniquely designed and crafted, incorporating the natural features of the rocky hillside. Each cottage has spacious double or twin beds with en suite, elegantly appointed bathrooms. In the communal area you’ll find an open bar, lounge and dining room with an exceptionally inviting infinity pool overlooking the surrounding volcanic plains. Cottage Suites Nestled into the hillside and overlooking the vast plains of Meru National Park, each of Elsa’s Kopje’s six open-fronted cottages are uniquely designed incorporating the features of the kopje, and enjoying a magnificent view. Each cottage consists of a main bedroom, ensuite bathroom and sitting area/private deck.

Insiders' Tips:

• Ask your hosts to tell you about the many wonderful tales that surround the camp.

• Indulge in your favourite sundowner and unwind in the ultimate ‘pool with a view’, which offers breathtaking views of the surrounding plains.

• As your guide to take you on a game drive in the Rhino Sanctuary or a walk around Elsa’s Kopje.

MERU GAME RESERVE ⒷⓁⒹ

Game Drives - The Elsa’s Kopje guides are based at the lodge in Meru National Park, they have the whole park to themselves, and know their backyard intimately. All the guides are Gold, Silver and Bronze level Kenya Professional Safari Guides Association certified.

Elsa’s Kopje has open safari vehicles. The current fleet are new, specially fitted, 4×4 Toyota Land cruisers. The vehicles are unrivalled with feature enhancements specifically designed for comfort and photography – open sided with 3 rows of seats, photographic equipment stands, and charging sockets. Clients will share game drives unless “exclusive use of vehicle” has been pre-booked at an extra charge. The park has enormous diversity of habitat and wildlife, game drives will take you through forests, past giant baobab trees, through clear spring fed streams lined with palms. This is lion and elephant country, but also Meru has many rare species including caracal, the beautiful Lesser Kudu, aardwolf, and over 400 species of birds. Night game drives - Elsa’s Kopje has the whole National Park almost exclusively, and offers pre-dinner game drives with a red-light spotlights. Game driving at dusk and early evening opens up a whole new world, bush babies, hunting predators and owls. Day excursions to the Tana River - Take a picnic lunch, and take the whole day to explore the sandy Tana River, Kenya’s longest. Rising in the highlands of Mt Kenya and travelling 704kms before emptying into the Indian Ocean. Rhino Sanctuary - The National Park incorporates an 84 sq.km. rhino sanctuary, home to over 70 rhino, both black and white. The size of the sanctuary ensures that finding the rhino is still a game driving challenge! Straddling the equator and bisected by 13 rivers and numerous mountain-fed streams, Meru National Park is an especially beautiful area of Kenya. It has diverse scenery from woodlands at 3,000 feet on the slopes of

Nyambeni Mountain Range, northeast of Mount Kenya, to wide open plains with wandering riverbanks dotted with doum palms. Game to view includes: elephant, cheetah, leopard and some of the rarer antelopes - Lesser Kudu, duiker and Dik Dik, one of Africa's smallest antelopes. Large prides of lion can be seen and some of Kenya's largest herds of buffalo. The rivers abound with hippo and crocodile. In the mid 1980's, the Park suffered from poaching, however Kenya Wildlife Service armed wildlife security patrols have driven out the poachers and the elephant population has stabilised with breeding herds settling down. Over 300 species of birds have been recorded including the Peter's Finfoot which inhabits the Murera and Ura Rivers, the Pel's Fishing Owl, kingfishers, rollers, bee-eaters, starlings and numerous weavers. The Park is most famous as the setting for Joy Adamson's book "Born Free" - the story of the Adamson's life and research amongst lion and cheetah. "Elsa" the lioness was the most well-known and her grave is marked here.

MERU > MASAI MARA ⒷⓁⒹ

Today you will be transferred with fellow guests to Meru Airstrip in time to connect with your onward flight. Check in for your scheduled flight from Meru to Masai Mara. Please note that the luggage allowance is 15kg including hand luggage per person is soft bags only. Upon arrival at Kichwa Airstrip, you will be met by a member of the Kichwa Tembo Masai Mara Tented Camp team who will transfer you along with fellow guests to the Camp - approximately 30 minutes by game drive. Kichwa Tembo Tented Camp Accommodation for 3 nights in a Superior Tent including three meals daily, soft drinks, house wines, local brand spirit and beers, teas and coffees, refreshments on game drives, park fees & two scheduled safari activities per day.

Known as Kenya’s best loved safari camp, Kichwa Tembo Masai Mara Tented Camp offers a quintessential game viewing experience with sweeping vistas of the magnificent Masai Mara or the Sabaringo River. Set on a private concession leased from Masai landlords in the less populated northern part of the Mara, the camp lies at the base of the Oloololo escarpment just below the spot where Out of Africa’s most famous scene was shot and offers total seclusion coupled with abundant wildlife. Spacious tents are laid out in immaculate grounds, with leisurely groups of warthog feeding right outside the tent doors. Classic safari interiors illuminated by soft lantern light open up onto majestic African landscapes. Hammocks strung in the grounds or around the gracious swimming pool invite you for an afternoon nap. Superior Tent

Recently rebuilt, the superior tents are separated into eight superior view tents and 20 superior tents. The larger and more spacious superior tents feature beautiful Maasai-inspired interiors that showcase a simple and contemporary use of local materials. Oversized beds are perfectly positioned to make the most of the views, while stained cypress wood furniture combine with tribal decorative elements. Indulge in beautifully roomy ensuite bathrooms and private verandas with comfortable day beds.The 20 superior tents offer either slightly interrupted views of the Masai Mara, glimpses of the Masai Mara through the shade of the forest (excellent for bird lovers) or picturesque scenes of a nearby escarpment.

Insiders' Tips:

• All vegetables and herbs are plucked straight from the lodge’s organic vegetable garden, which is part of the interactive kitchen.

• After an exhilarating day of game viewing, ask your hosts to serve your dinner on the lawns and unwind under a star-strewn sky.

• Join a Maasai warrior under a tree and listen to his mesmerising stories of the local culture.

MASAI MARA RESERVE ⒷⓁⒹ

Probably the most famous of the reserves, the Masai Mara, in Kenya's south western corner, boasts an astonishing amount of wildlife. Unfenced, the Mara is bounded in the east by the Ngama Hills and in the west by the Oloololo or Siria Eascarpment. Gazelle, wildebeest and zebra graze in large numbers and where prey is found so are predators. Not only is this a great place in which to find wildlife, but the wide greeny-gold savannahs spotted with thorn trees make it ideal for photography. The Mara, as it is known in Kenya, is ravishingly beautiful and also offers long, undisturbed views and utterly dramatic panoramas. The weather really means something here. The sun may beat down unforgivingly, huge clouds in fabulous shapes may sweep across the widest of skies, the wind ripples the grasses as though they are stroked by a giant hand. The landscape is stunning.

The famously black-maned Mara lions are possibly the stars of the Mara show, but cheetah, elephant, kongoni, topi, Thompson's gazelle, waterbuck, hyena, and primates are all here too. As with the rest of Kenya, the birding is good. There is no settlement within the reserve however, the Mara is in theory owned by the Masai, pastoralists and, in earlier times, renowned lion-killers. Lodges and hotels offer the opportunity to buy their beadwork, checked cloths and copies of their spears. It is said that if lions scent approaching Masai on the breeze they move swiftly in the opposite direction.

The ‘Mara’ is the northerly end of the Great Migration, that great primeval surge of wildebeest, zebra and antelope that sweeps in from Tanzania’s Serengeti to Kenya's Masai Mara as the Tanzanian grass starts to fail. They are tracked by the large predators that pick off the weak, the stragglers and the young. The great herds, nearing their destination by July amass along the Mara River, pushing, shoving and fantastically noisy, just waiting for the first animal to cross so that they can all follow, lemming-like, on the final leg of the journey. However, crocodiles lie in wait, sluggishly cruising the waters, fully prepared for their best meal of the year. Many fail in the life-and-death struggle - drowned, eaten by the crocodiles or, made careless or weak by their stressful swim, brought down by lions. The Masai Mara is terrible yet wonderful, and not to be missed. Situated in the AndBeyond Kichwa Tembo Private Concession, which neighbours the Masai Mara, AndBeyond Bateleur Camp offers world-class accommodation in the African bush. Meaning -head of the elephant- in Kiswahili, Kichwa Tembo is located on private land leased from Maasai landlords in the remote western Mara – almost exclusively explored by fly-in guests. In addition to the excellent concentration of animals, Kichwa Tembo lies directly in the path of Africa’s spectacular Great Migration. Enjoy morning and afternoon game drives from camp.

The Masai Mara Game Reserve is one of the few places where it is possible to see the ‘Big Five’ during game-drives. (‘Big Five’ refers to lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard and rhinoceros. The term was coined by big-game hunters as the five most difficult animals in Africa to hunt on foot.) Although it is best known for its annual Great Migration of more than two million wildebeest and thousands of Thomson’s gazelle, zebra and impala, game-viewing remains excellent throughout the year. For the bird enthusiast 500 species have been recorded. It is also well-known for its spectacular black-maned lion and for “up close and personal” cheetah sightings.

MASAI MARA RESERVE > SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK ⒷⓁⒹ

Today you will join a scheduled light aircraft flight from Masai Mara Kichwa Airstrip to Migori. Here you will be collected and transferred with fellow guests - a road transfer of approximately one hour (incorporating border formalities) to Tarime. At Tarime you will continue on a scheduled light aircraft flight from Tarime to Seronera Serengeti Airstrip. Please note that the luggage allowance is 15kg including hand luggage per person is soft bags only. Upon arrival, you will be met by your guide who will transfer you to the camp about 45 minutes by game drive from the airstrip.

AndBeyond Serengeti under Canvas Accommodation for 3 nights in a Bedouin Style Tent including three meals daily, soft drinks, house wine, selected brand spirits and beers (excluding premium brands), tea and coffee, scheduled safari activities, refreshments on game drives and laundry. The luxurious tented camps of andBeyond Serengeti Under Canvas move around the Park year round, bringing guests within reach of the Great Migration and exploring remote, beautiful corners of the Serengeti with excellent resident game. Using only private campsites, these migratory camps are entirely intimate and exclusive, featuring Tanzania’s most spacious safari tents, each with double bed, ensuite bathroom, separate toilet and al fresco bucket shower.

Experience a classic Tanzanian safari in spectacular solitude and soothing comfort - with only the canvas walls of your tent separating you from the wonder of the Serengeti. With only six tents nestled at each private campsite, enjoy the indulgence of complete comfort combined with the authenticity of nights spend in the African bush.

The camp is carefully located to bring guests as close as possible to the magnificent natural spectacle of the Great Migration or in the summer months where the migrating herds are “home” and weeks and weeks of calving begins, which brings the natural prey-predator action into play. The Serengeti Under Canvas camps are situated at a variety of private campsites throughout the national park and move according to the path of the migratory herds. A comfortable drive brings guests into the midst of moving masses of wildebeest and zebra, ready to witness the natural drama as herds brave obstacles and predators to reach rich grasslands. The solitary magnificence of the Serengeti is offset by the warm service and simple luxury of our comfortable tented accommodation. From the moment you awaken to the sound of the al fresco bucket shower in your ensuite bedroom being topped up with hot water your natural adventure has begun. Crisp linens and crystal chandeliers in your spacious tent lend of air of extravagance. The simplicity of camping, with no mains electricity and running water, is softened by convenient touches like a flush w.c, power outlets in the vehicles and a personal butler. Insiders' Tips:

• Have a private dinner in your tent — the peace of the Serengeti can’t be beaten!

• Ask your ranger to tell you a local story around the camp fire — he’ll have you spellbound.

SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK ⒷⓁⒹ

The Serengeti National Park, meaning “endless plains” in the Masai language, is undoubtedly one of the world’s most celebrated wilderness areas and is an ongoing source of inspiration to writers, filmmakers and photographers. It is Tanzania’s oldest game reserve, renowned for the part it plays in the annual Great Migration. The Serengeti National Park is also home to the Olduvai Gorge, where groundbreaking archaeological discoveries have been made, as well as the breathtaking Ngorongoro Crater - a World Heritage Site. The vast, flat central plains are made fertile by the ashes from the volcanoes of the Ngorongoro highlands. This is a place of huge skies, of shimmering heat hazes, yet also of delicate wild flowers blooming after the rains. The savannah, sprinkled with Acacia Tortilis, has majestic termite mounds and rock formations called kopjes which make great vantage points for predators. The lion are abundant, the leopard are plentiful (yet still secretive) and black rhino and cheetah both breed here. There are more than 500 species of bird and, interestingly, 100 sub-species of dung beetle - a sign of a varied animal population. Enjoy twice daily safari adventures with your guide and tracker. Every safari is totally unique and you will be delighted each day with new experiences.

Morning game drives begin as the sun is rising and the nocturnal predators are ending their nightly hunts. The smaller denizens of the bush come to life as the daylight hours make it easier for them to spot any predators still on the prowl. In the late afternoons, sit in the midst of antelope, buffalo and elephant as they make their way down to the river for a refreshing drink.

SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK > NGORONGORO CONSERVATION AREA ⒷⓁⒹ

After a hearty breakfast, you will be transferred to Seronera Airstrip in time to connect with your onward scheduled flight from Seronera to Manyara. Please note that the luggage allowance is 15kg including hand luggage per person is soft bags only. Upon arrival at Manyara Airstrip, you will be met by a representative who will transfer you to Acacia Farm Lodge in the area of Karatu in the Ngorongoro Highlands.

Acacia Farm Lodge Accommodation for 2 nights including all meals, drinks (soft drinks, local beer and house wine), one full day game drive in the crater and return road transfers to/from Manyara airstrip.

Acacia Farm Lodge is a romantic Country Lodge nestled in an active mixed farm located high on the spectacular Great Rift’s escarpment area with a commanding panoramic views of the amazing Karatu farmlands and the nearby Ngorongoro forest area. The area’s natural beauty is finely complemented by the elegant lodge. A timeless tranquility emanates from the exuberance of birdsong, mature trees and the lovely coffee plants. Acacia Farm Lodge is strategically located between the Tarangire and Lake Manyara National Parks on one side and Ngorongoro Conservation Area and Serengeti National Park on the other, this is a perfect base from which to explore these world-famous reserves as well as enjoy many other adventurous activities and impressive cultural experiences found in the local area.

NGORONGORO CONSERVATION AREA ⒷⓁⒹ

This morning, you will be collected at your lodge for your full day excursion to the Ngorongoro Crater. Entrance to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and park fees are included. Descend the steep walls of the crater to admire the microcosms of life within it. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this unique biosphere has remained virtually unchanged since the dawn of time. Deep within the crater, enclosed by towering walls, some 25,000 large mammals wander the plains, lakes and forests of ‘the land that time forgot’, dominated by enormous bull elephants, rhinos and lions. Here, you’ll often see four of the ‘Big Five’ with ease.

Return to your accommodation after your Ngorongoro Crater game drive. Evening at leisure. Acacia Farm Lodge offers an excellent range of bespoke activities crafted to suit everybody. Farm tour – this will be a wonderful opportunity to sample Tanzania’s rural life by visiting this active farm and get opportunity to understand the farming activity Town tour – this tour will include a visit to the local market and a nearby school Cultural experiences – this will give an opportunity to understand the way of life as experienced by the local tribes for example the Iraqw as well as the neighbouring tribes like the Maasai and the Bushmen. Nature walks, hiking and jogging – this activity could be done in the surrounding forest area as well as in the nearby villages and into the town of Karatu. In the Great Rift Valley, that great schism in the earth's crust lays the wonderful Ngorongoro Crater, one of the wonders of the natural world. It is an extinct volcano that collapsed in on itself around 25 million years ago thus forming a vast super bowl where the largest permanent concentration of African game is on display.

The central bowl, the caldera, has sides roughly 1,950 feet high and a almost flat centre with a diameter of about ten miles. The views from the top of the crater wall are absolutely breathtaking. The crater walls are forested but four wheel drive vehicles will take you down into this primeval paradise of woodland, lake, river, swamp and plain that shelters around 20,000 animals. Many of these are the large grazing animals such as Wildebeest, Buffalo, Gazelle and Zebra that depend on the open grasslands in the crater. These attract the attendant predators, the black-manned lion, the Leopard and Hyena. The Elephant found within the caldera tend to be the lone males who have left the herds in the forested crater rim. When the water stocks are low elsewhere the animals within this micro-world turn to the swamps for fresh water and food. Elephants feed on the giant sedges and hippo wallow in the pools. The Fever Tree forests shelter Monkeys, Bushbuck and Waterbuck and the few black Rhino that have taken refuge here. A soda lake, fed by the Munge River attracts water birds, including Flamingos and is a favourite place for predators to make their kill. Wildly beautiful as it is, it is not surprising that Ngorongoro Crater has been called a Garden of Eden. The conservation area also encompasses several other volcanos’, one of which, Oldonyo Lengai, is still live. You may struggle to the top, if you wish, to gaze into its open and sulphurous maw but many prefer to admire from afar. One of the most fascinating attractions in the area is the Olduvai Gorge, where an old river has

carved away the rock to expose layer upon layer of volcanic soil. This is where Dr Louis and Mary Leakey found the remains of hominids "Nutcracker Man" and "Tool making Man". The "Cradle of Mankind" now has a visitor centre where you may hear a short lecture on the work of the Leakey’s and their successors and a small museum where you may see some of their finds, including a giant Giraffe - it is hard to believe that they were once even taller!

NGORONGORO AREA > MANYARA > ZANZIBAR ⒷⒹ

Today you will be transferred from Gibbs’ Farm to Manyara Airstrip in time to connect with your onward scheduled/ shared light aircraft to Zanzibar. Please note that the luggage allowance is 15kg including hand luggage per person is soft bags only. The island of Zanzibar (also known as Unguja) is known as the ‘Spice Island’ because of its long-standing association with the clove industry. A low-lying stretch of land, approximately 37 km off the coast of Tanzania, it has always exerted a powerful fascination over the imagination of the world, out of all proportion to its size. Zanzibar Town, on the western side of the island, is the main settlement - the best-known part of which is Stone Town. To the north of the town are a number of pristine beaches, although some of Zanzibar’s best beaches are to be found along the eastern shore. The Zanzibar archipelago also includes the neighbouring island of Pemba and numerous small islands off shore to include Changuu (Prison Island), Bawi, Cahwani (Grave Island), Tumbatu, Mnemba, Chumbe and the sandbanks of Nyange, Pange and Murogo. Upon arrival you will be met by a local representative and transferred by private vehicle to your accommodation. Park Hyatt Zanzibar Accommodation for 1 night in a Park View room including dinner and breakfast Park Hyatt Zanzibar, sitting majestically on the beachfront in the heart of Stone Town, is the quintessential destination from which to experience the idyllic East African island of Zanzibar and embrace the rich culture, heritage and historical significance of the hotel’s location.

Insiders' Tips:

• Spoil yourself with an indulgent treatment at the Anantara Spa.

• Exercise fanatics can burn off some steam at the Park Hyatt’s well-equipped fitness centre.

ZANZIBAR ⒷⒹ

This morning after breakfast, you will be collected by our local guide for a 3 hour walking tour around the old Stone Town.

Because of its strategic position along the spice and slave trade route, the island of Zanzibar has been used by missionaries and explorers as a stepping stone into East Africa since the late 19th century. Its capital, Stone Town, is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is best explored on foot. On this three hour adventure, the main city market is your first stop and offers a sensory experience not to be missed - its fresh fish and meat sections, as well as rows and rows of fruit and vegetable stalls will leave you with a deeper understanding of the locals’ daily routines and bartering culture. Stone Town’s labyrinth of old buildings will charm you with its enormous, intricately-carved wooden doors, each revealing a story about its inhabitants. Take a wander through the town’s narrow alleyways and pass through its delightful curio shops, where you can try your hand at bartering for souvenirs. You will then visit the town’s main attractions — the Anglican Church of Christ, the opulent Sultan’s Palace, the massive House of Wonders, the regal Africa House and the imposing Old Fort. Please note: It is advisable to dress conservatively when walking through Stone Town. Women should cover their shoulders, wear long skirts or trousers and men should wear trousers. Comfortable walking shoes are essential.

This afternoon, you will be collected by your guide and venture out on a drive to the lush countryside. Spend a delightful afternoon exploring the exotic spice farms that Zanzibar is famous for a spice tour is a fantastic way to get a taste of rural Zanzibar and connect with its people. Brace yourself for a heady, sensory experience you will be introduced to the intoxicating scents and flavours of cinnamon, nutmeg, cardamom, turmeric, black pepper and vanilla in their raw forms, as well as feast on exotic tropical fruits. The informative guides will educate you on each spice and fruit, and you will also get a chance to see the medicinal iodine plant, the rare lipstick and perfume trees, the delicate henna bush and the fragrant coffee and cocoa trees. After the visits, our transfer continues to your beach resort on the coast. Breezes Beach Club & Spa Accommodation for 3 nights in a Standard room including breakfast & dinner daily

The stretch of the east coast that lies between the villages of Dongwe and Bwejuu is classic Zanzibar ... a continuous beach fronted by a broad coral lagoon and backed by palm trees. Nestled between the exotic vegetation and the palm-dotted beach is Breezes Beach Club, with uninterrupted ocean views. Zanzibar is famous for its abundant variety of exotic spices and seafood delicacies found in the untouched waters of the Indian Ocean. For a superb dining experience the hotel’s chef prepares a delicious variety of cuisine incorporating traditional Zanzibari elements. You can enjoy fresh lobster on the beachfront every day, along with a number of other special items including the Breakers barbecue and fresh catch of the day.

DRESS CODE AT BREEZES BEACH CLUB & SPA The dress code for dinner is smart casual. Men are required to wear long trousers.

Insiders' Tips:

• The sublime Kili Foot Treatment and Apres Safari Treatment at the Frangipani Spa.

• Intimate beachfront dining for two at The Tides is a romantic experience.

• The exotic setting of the Baraza Bar - enjoy a fine whiskey or liqueur in a traditional Swahili Baraza, among flowing silks and beaded cushions.

ZANZIBAR ⒷⓁⒹ

Two full days at leisure to enjoy the many facilities available at Breezes or simply relax on the pristine, white-sand beach. Set within Breezes’ tropical Gardens, the Frangipani Spa offers a world class selection of facilities, health and beauty treatments including their trademarked Après Safari Treatment. You may also wish to cleanse your mind and revitalise your soul in the sanctuary of Spiritual Fitness for yoga and meditation, enhanced by candlelight and incense for the perfect tranquil retreat. A fully equipped fitness and aerobics centre is also available for your use, and an on-site shopping bazaar offers an excellent selection of antiques, souvenirs and African arts and crafts.

The resort offers a range of marine activities ranging from beach volleyball, pedal boats, canoes, daily snorkelling trips to the lagoon by boat, to windsurfing and sailing.

ZANZIBAR > NAIROBI Ⓑ

Today you will be collected from your hotel and transferred by private vehicle to Zanzibar Airport in time to check-in with your flight to Nairobi. Depart Zanzibar on Kenyan Airways at 10.45am on flight 434 Arrive Nairobi at 12.00pm Upon arrival at Nairobi’s Jomo Kenyatta International Airport you will be met and transferred by private vehicle to the hotel for your overnight stay. Crowne Plaza Nairobi Airport Hotel Accommodation for 1 night in a Standard room including breakfast The Crowne Plaza Nairobi Airport Hotel is the only official hotel located at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. With its convenient location, less than three minutes from the terminals, the hotel is a perfect choice for travellers between flights. For relaxation and rejuvenation, the hotel offers the Euphoria Spa, a roof top deck with an infinity pool, and a fully equipped gym.

NAIROBI > DUBAI Ⓑ

Today you will be met at the hotel and transferred by private vehicle to the Airport for your onward flights where services end. Depart Nairobi at 4.35pm on Emirates flight EK720 Arrive Dubai at 10.40pm In transit. DUBAI > AUCKLAND Depart Dubai at 1.25am on Emirates flight EK450 ARRIVE AUCKLAND Arrive Auckland 4.30am

YOUR JOURNEY CONCLUDES

PER PERSON SHARE TWIN (estimate) $23,000.00 per person

INCLUSIONS:

• All Airfares ex Auckland including Taxes

• 3 nights’ accommodation Dubai with Breakfast

• Meet & Assists at airports (air-side in Nairobi on arrival)

• Accommodation in African safari lodges/camps and hotels as per itinerary

• Meals as specified within itinerary (B – breakfast, L – lunch, D – dinner)

• All transfers

• Light aircraft flights (Option 1) within East Africa as per itinerary

• Applicable National Park & Concession/Conservation fees

• Scheduled sightseeing and excursions as specified.

• Safari activities as shown in the itinerary

• Shared services of the expert rangers, trackers, guides and camp staff

• Beverages as specified

• Service and back up of our partners in Africa, and 24 hour emergency contact

• Tour Host

EXCLUSIONS:

• Visas

• Insurance

• Meals other than specified, beverages unless specified

• Excess baggage

• Gratuities/tipping Items of a personal nature

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