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ZAMBIA Climate: Zambia’s climate is generally sunny and pleasant. Winters are cool to mild. November to March can be warm to extremely hot ( up to 40°C ). Hunting Areas: Hunting takes place in the Kafue on the eastern boundary of the KAFUE NATIONAL PARK. Clients are accommodated in serviced grass thatched tented camps that provide all meals and laundry service. Hunting Season: Hunting season is from 1st of June to mainly the end of October. Health and Safety: Fully equipped medical kits and telephone or radio communication are available in case of an emergency. Zambia is a malaria area, consult your doctor or Outfitter to take the necessary precautions. Always carry your travel documents, travellers’ cheques and cash on your person or ask the outfitter to keep it in safe custody. Travelling, Accommodation and Meals: We will make provision for all accommodation and travel expenses before and after your safari. Upon your arrival in Zambia, you will be welcomed by our staff at the nearest port of entry to the hunting area and transported to the camp/lodge by either air charter or ground transport. Depending on the required species and hunting areas, you will be based in a serviced grass thatched lodge or tented camp. Customs, Visas and Insurance: Customs clearance is operative at your port of entry in Zambia. Zambia requires a passport valid at least 6 months beyond your departure date and depending on your country of origin, a visa. Insurance for personal effects, luggage and trip cancellation as well as medical casavac is strongly recommended. A visa can be obtained at the airport on arrival. There is also a $20 departure tax when leaving Zambia. Documentation: Certain species require permits that will be arranged by Van Noordwyk Safaris on your request by confirmation of your Safari. Currency and Spending Money: The local currency is the Kwatcha. Traveller’s cheques and cash are preferred. It is customary to tip staff in recognition of good service. Arms and Ammunition: A gun permit is required for Zambia. Once a hunt is booked we will get all the necessary gun permits and clear your firearms on arrival. There is a rifle import tax to be paid per rifle as well as taxes on ammunition. Packing List: The following is recommended: -Lightweight cottons and linens in natural coloured clothing (laundry service available daily). -Comfortable walking shoes, natural fibre socks. -Long trousers, a tracksuit or sweater and warm weather resistant jacket. -Hat, sunglasses, swimsuit. -Binoculars, camera, torch and batteries. -Step-down converter (220 – 110volt). -Anti-malaria medication (if applicable), prescription drugs, personal toiletries, sun block, mosquito repellent. -Raincoat, gloves. -Ammo belt. -Trophy Tags (if preferred personal tags from your shipper or taxidermy) Packing, Dipping and Shipping of Trophies: An import and export CITES permit for Appendix I and an export CITES permit for Appendix II animals are required for each shipment. Field preparation of trophies are done in camp and transported to a shipping agent designated by the outfitter. Clients will be put in touch with the shipping agent to discuss their requirements to arrange for the payment of services. Clients should have sufficient trophy tags (if preferred) and full shipping instructions handy and should make sure that their skinning instructions are clearly recorded in the outfitter’s hunting register. ZIMBABWE Climate: Zimbabwe’s climate is generally sunny and pleasant. Winters are cool to mild. November to March can be warm to extremely hot (up to 40°C). Hunting Areas: Hunting takes place in and around the world renowned Lake Kariba, as well as the South Eastern regions of Zimbabwe. Clients are accommodated in serviced grass thatched tented camps and semi structured camps, that provide all meals and laundry service. Hunting Season: Hunting season is from April to November. Health and Safety: Fully equipped medical kits and telephone or radio communication are available in case of an emergency. Zimbabwe is a malaria area, consult your doctor or Outfitter to take the necessary precautions. Always carry your travel documents, travellers’ cheques and cash on your person or ask the outfitter to keep it in safe custody. Travelling, Accommodation and Meals: We will make provision for all accommodation and travel expenses before and after your safari. Upon your arrival in Zimbabwe, you will be welcomed by our staff at the nearest port of entry to the hunting area and transported to the camp/lodge by either air charter or ground transport. Depending on the required species and hunting areas, you will be based in a serviced grass thatched lodge or tented camp. Customs, Visas and Insurance: Customs clearance is operative at your port of entry in Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe requires a passport valid at least 6 months beyond your departure date and depending on tour country of origin, a visa. Insurance for personal effects, luggage and trip cancellation as well as medical casavac is strongly recommended. We also provide a service to arrange your medical casavac, if preferred (Please consult your Outfitter). A visa can be obtained at the airport on arrival. There is also a departure tax when leaving Zimbabwe. Documentation: Certain species require permits, which will be arranged by Van Noordwyk Safaris on your request by confirmation of your Safari. Currency and Spending Money: The local currency is the Zimbabwean Dollar. Traveller’s cheques and cash are preferred. It is customary to tip staff in recognition of good service. Arms and Ammunition: A gun permit is required for Zimbabwe. The permit will be supplied by customs, to you on your arrival at the airport. Packing List: The following is recommended: -Lightweight cottons and linens in natural coloured clothing (laundry service available daily). -Comfortable walking shoes, natural fibre socks. -Long trousers, a tracksuit or sweater and warm weather resistant jacket. -Hat, sunglasses, swimsuit. -Binoculars, camera, torch and batteries. -Step-down converter (220 – 110volt). -Anti-malaria medication (if applicable), prescription drugs, personal toiletries, sun block, mosquito repellent. -Raincoat, gloves. -Ammo belt. -Trophy Tags (if preferred personal tags from your shipper or taxidermy) Packing, Dipping and Shipping of Trophies: An import and export CITES permit for Appendix I and an export CITES permit for Appendix II animals are required for each shipment. Field preparation of trophies is done in camp and transported to a shipping agent designated by the outfitter. Clients will be put in touch with the shipping agent to discuss their requirements to arrange for the payment of services. Clients should have sufficient trophy tags (if preferred) and full shipping instructions handy and should make sure that their skinning instructions are clearly recorded in the outfitter’s hunting register. SOUTH AFRICA Climate: South Africa’s climate is generally sunny and pleasant. Winters are cool and mild, although snowfalls in mountain ranges and sub-zero temperatures are not uncommon. October to March can be warm to extremely hot (up to 40°C). Hunting Areas: Hunting takes place on our Lodge at Bergheim, which is situated in the Limpopo Province. Except from this beautiful hunting area at Bergheim Lodge, we also have concession areas in the other parts of South Africa, depending on the required species. Clients are accommodated in serviced luxury camps or lodges that provide all meals and a daily laundry service. Hunting Season: The hunting season in South Africa is open all year round, but hunting can be restricted in certain times of the year due to rainfall seasons of South Africa. Health and Safety: Fully equipped medical kits and telephone or radio communication are available in case of an emergency. Some areas in South Africa are malaria areas – consult your doctor or Outfitter and take the necessary precautions. Always carry travel documents, traveller’s cheques and cash on your person or ask the outfitter to keep it in safe custody. Travelling, Accommodation and Meals: We will make provision for all accommodation and travel expenses before and after your safari. Upon your arrival in South Africa, your will be welcomed by our staff at the nearest port of entry to the hunting area and transported to the camp/lodge by either air charter or ground transport. Depending on the required species and hunting areas, you will be based in a serviced grass thatched lodge or tented camp. Linen and basic toiletries are provided. All meals, drinks and a laundry service are provided. Customs, Visas and Insurance: Customs clearance is operative at your port of entry in South Africa. South Africa requires a passport valid at least 6 months beyond your departure date and depending on your country of origin, a visa. Insurance for personal effects, luggage and trip cancellation as well as medical casavac is strongly recommended. Documentation: Certain species require permits, which will be arranged by Van Noordwyk Safaris on your request by confirmation of your Safari. Currency and Spending Money: The local currency is the South African Rand. Traveller’s cheques and cash are preferred. It is customary to tip staff in recognition of good service. The government levies are 14% Value Added Tax on all non-export items, i.e. charters, accommodation, car hire, etc. Arms and Ammunition: An import/export permit is required for South Africa (SAP 520 form), which is obtainable from the South African Police at customs at your port of entry. Assistance with permits is available at a nominal fee. Any rifle, shotgun and ammunition may be imported/exported into South Africa. Semi automatic rifles and handguns may be imported/exported with special provisions (consult your Outfitter upon booking of your safari). The following information will be needed on arrival of your safari, at the airport, for the issuing of your permit: -Proof of ownership of your rifle. -Passport. -Invitation letter. -A completed SAP 520. -Airline ticket for departure date. -Contract of your safari. Packing List: The following is recommended: -Lightweight cottons and linens in natural coloured clothing (laundry service daily). -Comfortable walking shoes, natural fibre socks. -Long trousers, a tracksuit or sweater and warm weather resistant jacket. -Hat, sunglasses, swim suit. -Binoculars, camera, torch and batteries. -Step-down converter (220 – 110volt). -Anti-malaria medication (if applicable), prescription drugs, personal toiletries, sun block, mosquito repellent. -Raincoat, gloves. -Ammo belt. -Trophy Tags. Packing, Dipping and Shipping of Trophies: An import and export CITES permit for Appendix I and an export CITES permit for Appendix II animals are required for each shipment. Field preparation of trophies are done in camp and transported to a shipping agent designated by the outfitter. Clients will be put in touch with the shipping agent to discuss their requirements to arrange for the payment of services. Clients should have sufficient trophy tags (if preferred) and full shipping instructions handy and should make sure that their skinning instructions are clearly recorded in the outfitter’s hunting register. Electricity: 220/240 volts AC – three pin round plugs are used. Some remote camps make use of generated or 12 volt battery power. |
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