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Africa is a magical destination. It is a continent that many people spend their lives dreaming about, and ultimately hope to visit. To prepare for a safari, there are numerous personal tasks which must be completed to complement Safari Line Africa effort to ensure that you have a successful and wonderful safari in East Africa.

These include consulting with a local medical practitioner, applying for visas and completing passport formalities, currency requisition, and of course, packing. Safari Line Africa is pleased to assist you by creating a list of "Frequently Asked Questions" with corresponding answers.

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Why should I go on safari in East Africa?

When is the best time to travel to East Africa to view wildlife?

What is the weather like in Africa?

Our family wants to enjoy a safari. Are children allowed on safari?

Is it mandatory to take travel comprehensive travel insurance?

Is tipping recommended?

Should we purchase local currency?

What is there to buy in East Africa?

How much money should I bring? Cash or travelers cheques? Are credit cards accepted?

What types of vehicles are used on safari for wildlife viewing?

How do we get around in Africa?

What are the passport and visa requirements to travel to Africa?

Do I need to pay for game parks and reserve entrance fees?

Do I need to bring a sleeping bag on a camping safari?

What type of clothes should I take on safari?

What type of baggage / luggage should I take?

What drinks are available on safari?

What about special dietary needs (vegetarian, diabetic, no spicy foods)?

What types of food are served on safari?

Will I be able to recharge my video camera batteries?

Is there electricity at the safari lodges and camps?

Can I have my clothes washed while on safari?

Is English Language spoken is East Africa?

What foods should we avoid? What about drinking water?

What shots or medicines do we need before traveling?

Aren’t wild animals dangerous?

Is it safe to visit East Africa?

What airlines fly to East Africa?

Does SLA support African environmental and wildlife conservation groups?

Are there opportunities to meet with local people or visit real African villages?

Will we be “roughing it” if we stay at luxury tented camp?

What is the accommodation like in East Africa?

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The SLA Advantage

24/7 support
Guaranteed departure for a minimum of two pax
Small group size
Game viewing in customized safari vehicles with guaranteed window seats
Binoculars, bird and nature books for use in all SLA safari vehicles in East Africa
SLA's cultural meet and greet service on arrival
Free bottled mineral water in safari vehicles
Safari drivers with minimum certificate of KPSGA level.

GENERAL NOTES

Luggage allowance of 15kgs per person on all flights in Kenya and Tanzania
All prices are per person in US dollars, with guide prices given in pounds based on 1.7 exchange rate to the £ sterling
Prices include transport and a driver/guide for the itinerary agreed, accomodation on a shared basis and meals as stated bed & breakfast in major towns and full board on safari.
Christmas/New Year & Easter supplements apply, contact SLA for details

SAFARILINE AFRICA
Africa Office: Safari Line Africa, Karen Connection Complex P.O Box 1274 -00502, Karen,
Kenya Tel: +254 (0) 20 883871/883271 Fax: +254 (0) 20 883457
UK Contact Address: Safari Line Africa, 5 Monkston Point, Devon Road, Salcombe TQ8 8LP
Tel: + 44 (0) 1548 842112 Fax:+ 44 (0) 1548 854116 Email: marketing@safariline-africa.com
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