March 4 to 14, 2013March 4 to 14, 2013

TANZANIA SAFARIDURING THE GREAT MIGRATION

Surprising photoopportunities occur asyou explore the expansivegrasslands of the Serengeti.

Washington University Alumni and Friends:Be part of a wonderful group—on a remarkable journey!

Join Washington University alumni and friends on a trip of a lifetime:Tanzania Safari during the Great Migration, an extraordinary 10-night journey to seethe ancient phenomenon of the extraordinary Great Migration, one of Earth’s greatestnatural spectacles. Over one million wildebeest and 500,000 zebra and vast herds ofThomson’s gazelles and Cape buffalo instinctively gather and migrate in pursuit of food andwater while stalked by the magnificent carnivores that prey on them—lion, cheetah and leopard.

What’s So Special About Traveling with Washington University?Just about everything!

First and foremost, you’ll enjoy traveling with a wonderful group of alumni and friendswho share your love of learning through travel. Enjoy an early game drive in the freshmorning air, when nocturnal animals end their foraging and the grazers of the plainsbegin theirs. Spend the midday hours in the comfort of your lodge, where you canlisten to the distant calls of birds and survey the wilds of Africa. In the late afternoon,depart on a second game drive and, as the day gives way to night, watch the radiant glowof an African sunset. Gather after dinner in the lounge or on the terrace of your lodge,where you’ll find camaraderie and a contagious spirit of adventure, and share stories ofthe day’s sightings. In selecting this itinerary our Alumni Travel Committee also knewhow much our group members would appreciate the luxury of the deluxe SERENA LODGES.

Do you have to be an alum to join a Washington University Travel Program trip?

Alumni, parents, friends—and their friends—are all welcome. The travel experienceis made even more special when shared with others who love learning through travel.So sign up today—on your own or with a friend—either way you’ll enjoy anunforgettable travel experience!

Don’t Wait: Space is limited, and our $1000 (per couple) early booking savings offer isonly valid until July 26, 2012!

The Washington University Travel CommitteeJohn Fox Arnold Thomas Lancaster, GR83 Gail Lewin, LW76Tom Lowther, LW62, GR99* Molly McConnell, LA66 Tom McConnell, LA66Ann Ruwitch*Chairman

P.S. The Washington University Travel Committee strongly recommends that you purchasetravel insurance for every trip on which you plan to embark. Unforeseen circumstances maycause you to cancel your trip at the last minute, and travel insurance will help to ensurethat your fees are refunded. Washington University does not offer its own travel insurance,but Gohagan & Company offers a policy you may purchase.

Cover photoCover photo:: Observe the regal magnificence of theAfrican lion from a perspective unlike any other.

Photo this page:Photo this page: One brave wildebeest finds a goodcrossing point and plunges ahead. Instinctively,the herd follows to cross the river.the herd follows to cross the river.

NATURE’S PAGEANT ON THE SERENGETI PLAINS

A UNESCO World Heritage Site

Tanzania’s Serengeti—the “endless plains” of the Masai warriorsand herdsmen who have roamed its trackless grasslandsfor centuries—forms the heart of a unique ecosystem thatencompasses the neighboring Ngorongoro Conservation Areaand Kenya’s Masai Mara National Reserve. Within its5400 square miles, the Serengeti offers a diversity ofnatural habitats—short-and tall-grass savannas, acacia woodlands,forests alongside rivers and wetlands—that provide sanctuary forthe greatest variety and number of game animals on earth.

The key to the vitality of the Serengeti lies in the seasonalmigrations of its wildlife in a rhythmic cycle triggered by thecoming of the rains between the Serengeti and the Masai Mara.Each year, by November, the Serengeti’s savannas have beenreplenished with a fresh growth of succulent grasses and herbs;and more than one million wildebeest and countless zebra,gazelle and other grazing animals begin yet another southerly250-mile-long trek from the Masai Mara to the Serengeti,returning just in time for the January and February calving season,the prime time to view the herds in Tanzania. Commencing in May,at the end of the mating season, the cycle reverses as anew generation of these incredible herds trek back north toward theMasai Mara, repeating nature’s pageant of migration and birth.

Giraffes can go weeks without stopping to drink,relying instead on water from dew and acacia leaves.

In the heart of the African wilderness, view migrating zebra and wildebeest at close range from your safarivehicle on game excursions led by expert safari guides.

U.S.Day 1Depart for Arusha, Tanzania.

Arusha, TanzaniaDay 2Arrive in Arusha, a city nestled at the footof Mount Meru, gateway to Tanzania’smajor national game parks. Meet yourTravel Director and transfer to the deluxeSERENA MOUNTAIN VILLAGE LODGE, uniquelybuilt in the traditional style of a colonialcoffee farm amid verdant coffee plantationsnear the shore of picturesque Lake Duluti.The lodge offers scenic views of the verdantslopes of Mount Meru and of legendaryMount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s tallest mountain.

Arusha/Lake ManyaraDay 3Enjoy a scenic transfer across thesweeping African plains to Lake ManyaraNational Park late this morning. On arrival,

check into the LAKE MANYARA SERENA LODGE.Join your fellow participants this

evening for a Welcome Reception, held atthe escarpment overlooking the majesticGreat Rift Valley.

Lake Manyara/Serengeti National ParkDay 4After daybreak, drive throughLake Manyara National Park in search ofthe great populations of hippopotamusand brilliantly hued flamingo found inpools along the lake’s shoreline. Watch fortroupes of baboon and blue monkeyscampering along tree branches of thegroundwater forest. You are likely tosee Cape buffalo, wildebeest and giraffeon the grassy floodplain. Watch fortusked elephant and Lake Manyara’smost famous inhabitant, the lion, who likesto climb and languidly lie draped over thebranches of the acacia tree.

TANZANIA

TarangireNational Park

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Across the plains of Tarangire National Park, families of elephant seek out the shade of the baobab trees andenjoy a year-round supply of water.

On the edge of the Great Rift Valley,see firsthand the educational systemin Tanzania during a stop atKibaoni Primary School. Visit withlocal schoolchildren and see the school’slibrary—the only primary school library inTanzania where most books were donatedby visitors.

After lunch, continue on to the legendarySerengeti National Park, a UNESCOWorld Heritage site. Check into theSERENGETI SERENA LODGE, located inside thepark and selected for its proximity to thepark’s largest year-round concentrationof wildlife. On your game drive, watch forthe diverse and abundant fauna of thisvast ecosystem, including Thompson’s gazelle,giraffes, cheetahs and leopards.

Serengeti National ParkDay 5 and Day 6One of the most spectacular natural historymoments you can experience is tobe surrounded by the great herds ofwildebeest, gazelle, topi, zebra andCape buffalo, part of more than two millionanimals inhabiting a mere 5400 square milesof savannas and woodlands. Explore thetrackless grasslands that support thisabundance of grazing animals duringmorning and afternoon game safaris.Look for granite kopjes (outcrops)dotting the plains, which are favoredby large cats, especially the lion andthe leopard. Experience world-classbird-watching of more than 500 species inthe expansive swampland, which attractsthousands of waterbirds.

Observe a phenomenal aerial perspectiveof the Serengeti’s herds during an earlymorning hot-air balloon flight optionV,if weather conditions permit.

Serengeti/Olduvai Gorge/Ngorongoro CraterDay 7Following a morning game drive and anearly lunch, depart the Serengeti and travelto Olduvai Gorge, famously known asthe “cradle of mankind.” Here, in 1963,Dr. Louis Leakey made his importantdiscovery of the 1.8-million-year-oldHomo habilis. In 1959, Mary Leakeydiscovered the skull of Zinjanthropus,an early hominid that proved invaluableto the study of human ancestry.Enjoy a discussion by a local expert onOlduvai Gorge.

Continue to Ngorongoro Crater,a remarkable sanctuary for hundreds ofmammal and bird species.

Check into the NGORONGORO

SERENA LODGE, scenically located on therim of the crater, where each room offersstunning views of nature and wildlife.

Ngorongoro CraterDay 8Early in the morning, board afour-wheel-drive vehicle and descend2000 feet down to the floor ofNgorongoro Crater, a UNESCOWorld Heritage site, for a morning ofgame tracking.

Born from the collapse of a massivevolcano over two million years ago,the crater shelters an immense year-roundconcentration of incredible wildlife.The profusion of game reflects thediversity of the habitats found on thecrater floor: savannas, forests, swamps,salt pans and a freshwater lake.With abundant grass and a permanentwater supply, the crater supports herds of

grazing animals that, in turn, attract lion,leopard and cheetah.

View zebra, wildebeest,Cape buffalo, gazelle, lion, cheetah,leopard and bull elephant, and watchfor the rare black rhinoceros. In theNgoitokitok Swamps, look forhippopotamus seeking refugefrom the midday sun. Observe thenumerous species of birds that finda home in the crater, includingostrich, crowned crane, flamingo andother waders, which make this one ofthe most unique places on earth.

Enjoy a special Bush BarbequeLunch on the Crater floor, served inthe shade of an acacia grove.Afterward, return to the lodge for theafternoon at leisure. View the craterand its abundant wildlife from yourlodge’s viewing terrace, perched on thecrater’s rim.

Ngorongoro CraterDay 9Following a morning game driveand lunch, experience a cultural exchangein a typical Masai village with colorfuland exuberant Tanzanians. These tribalpeople have held fast to their traditionalways, centered around their cattle,which provide them with sustenance andclothing and shape their cultural values.

Ngorongoro Crater/ArushaDay 10After breakfast, depart for Arusha.Enjoy lunch at Gibbs Farm CoffeePlantation and return to the deluxeSERENA MOUNTAIN VILLAGE LODGE,where day rooms have been reserved.After dinner on your own, transfer to theairport and board your return flight.

U.S.Day 11Return flight to the U.S. arrives later today.VThe Post-Program Option and Optional Excursionare available at additional cost. Details will beprovided with your reservation confirmation.

Watch for wildebeest quenching their thirst at a Ngorongoro Crater watering hole where brilliantly pinkflamingo feed in the shallows.

Look for the powerful black rhinoceros crossing thespectacular savanna of the Ngorongoro Crater.

Masai proudly perform the ritual of theirforefathers in traditional attire.

Enjoy stunning views of the Serengeti ecosystem as thesun rises over the national park.

Admire the East African Oryx, one of the largest and mostuniquely patterned antelope species in Tarangire.

Balloon Safari OptionV

Enjoy a spectacular aerial perspective of themajestic Serengeti on an early morning hot-airballoon flight. Float over the wide plains for abird’s eye view of the magnificent migration ofwildlife. Afterwards, enjoy an English breakfastwith sparkling white wine. Space is limited.Weather permitting.

Tarangire Post-Program OptionV

Immerse yourself in the sweeping plainsof Tarangire National Park, picturesquelycrossed by the Tarangire River, a year-roundsource of water for wildlife. On morningand afternoon game drives, watch for oneof the largest populations of elephantsin Tanzania—individual herds number asmany as 100 members; during this time of yearenjoy sighting many of the over 300 speciesof brilliantly colored birds; and see the park’smassive baobab trees that store water intheir trunks and appear to have been plantedupside down. Two-night accommodations arein a deluxe tented camp.VThe Post-Program Option and Optional Excursion areavailable at additional cost. Details will be provided withyour reservation confirmation.

Included FeaturesIn Arusha

One night (upon arrival) and oneu

day room (last day) in the deluxeSERENA MOUNTAIN VILLAGE LODGE.Breakfast and lunch in the hotel.u

Scenic transfer from Arusha toLake Manyara National Park.

In Lake Manyara National ParkOne night in theu LAKE MANYARA

SERENA LODGE.One breakfast and one dinner.u

Welcome Reception.u

Morning game drive.u

Visit Kibaoni Primary School andu

meet with its students.

Game drive transfer from Lake Manyara toSerengeti National Park with lunch en route.

In Serengeti National ParkThree nights in theu SERENGETI SERENA LODGE.Breakfast, lunch and dinner daily.u

Morning and afternoon game drives.u

Game drive transfer from the SerengetiNational Park to Ngorongoro Crater.Visit to Olduvai Gorge and opportunityto meet a local curator.

In Ngorongoro CraterThree nights in theu NGORONGORO

SERENA LODGE.Breakfast, lunch and dinner dailyu .Two morning game drives intou

Ngorongoro Crater aboard afour-wheel-drive safari vehicle.Visit to a traditional Masai village.u

Scenic transfer from Ngorongoro Craterto Arusha with lunch at Gibbs FarmCoffee Plantation en route.

Enhanced Travel ServicesAll transfers and luggage handling abroadu

for all participants who have purchasedtheir air tickets through Gohagan& Company and whose arrival(s)/departure(s) coincide with the scheduledgroup transfer(s).All excursions and visits as outlined above,u

with experienced local guides.Gratuities to safari driver/guides, guides andu

drivers for included excursions and transfers.Services of an experienced Travel Directoru

to accompany you throughout thetravel program.Travel document wallet, name badgeu

and pre-departure information foreach participant.

Ngorongoro Crater’s wetlands offer a cool sanctuary for a pod of hippopotamuses, which can run as fastas 30 miles per hour and may weigh more than 4000 pounds.

Tanzania Safari during the Great Migration Reservation Form

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Please make my/our reservation(s):

o Double occupancy(one queen bed).

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o Single accommodations.

o I am reserving as a single butprefer to share accommodationsand will allow you to selectmy roommate (shares cannotbe guaranteed).

Please make my/our reservation(s):

Tarangire Post-Program Option

o Double at $895 per person.

o Single at $995 per person.

o I am reserving as a single butprefer to share accommodationsand will allow you to selectmy roommate (shares cannotbe guaranteed).

o I/We want you to book my/ourair from:

___________________________(fill in departure city)

to and from KilimanjaroInternational Airport (JRO),in Arusha, Tanzania, atadditional cost to be advised.‡

o Economy Class

o Business Class

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‡Note: Airfare is subject to change andavailability and is nonrefundable.

o I/we will make my/our ownair arrangements.

Land TariffEarly Booking Price

throughJuly 26, 2012

Regular Priceafter

July 26, 2012

Per person, based on double occupancy $5895 $6395Singles are availableu upon request for an additional $1000.

Taxes are an additional $525 per person and are subject to change. Visa fees are at additional cost to be advised.u

Send to: Thomas P. Gohagan & CompanyEleven South LaSalle Street, Second FloorChicago, IL 60603-1240

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If due to weather, flight schedules or other uncontrollable factors, youare required to spend an additional night(s), you will be responsible foryour own hotel, transfers and meal costs. Baggage is entirely at owner’srisk. The right is reserved to decline to accept or retain any person as aparticipant on these trips at any time. Specific room/cabin assignments arewithin the sole discretion of the hotel/cruise line.

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