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Home arrow FAQ's arrow What foods should we avoid? What about drinking water?
What foods should we avoid? What about drinking water? PDF Print E-mail

It is relatively safe to eat most of the foods offered by lodges, luxury tented camps and adventure camps as they take great care to ensure that food is prepared in a healthy manner. If you are worried about contracting a "stomach bug" don't eat salads, avoid ice cubes in drinks, and eat only fruits that have thick skins which are peeled (oranges, bananas).

Although water in many cities and small towns is purified and safe to drink, it is wise to drink only bottled drinks which are readily. In addition don't swallow water during a shower and use purified water for brushing teeth. Don't worry - bottled water is readily available.

 
 

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World Travel Market
EXCEL, LONDON
12 - 15 November 2007


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
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