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SUMMER CRUISE AND INCA TRAIL SPECIALS February 2007

SPECIAL OFFERS FOR ADVENTURE TOURS - Conditions apply so click on each tour for further details.

Inca Trail to Machu Picchu - USD$1785.00 per person sharing min 2 people required.(Conditions apply) Peru: Inca trail to Machu Picchu
Kilimanjaro Machame Route - USD$1308.50 per person sharing min 2 people (Conditions apply) Climbing Mt Kilimanjaro Machame Route
Mountain Biking in Tibet:  From USD$1750 per person sharing for 23 days Mountain Biking Lhasa to Kathmandu through the Himalayas
Mount Kailash Saga Dawa Festival:  From USD$2268 per person sharing for 23 days (7-9 people) or $2846.00 per person sharing (3-4 people). Mount Kailash Yatra Pilgrimage Tour starting Lhasa for Saga Dawa
SPECIAL TRAVEL OFFERS
Italian Dream Holiday  - Rome, San Marino, Venice, Verona, Florence and Assisi from R7078.00 per person sharing excl flights Italian Dream Holiday - Rome, San Marino, Venice, Verona, Florence and Assisi
Chelsea Flower Show:  From as little as R18540 per person sharing from 20th to 29th May 2007, ex Johannesburg. 

In this issue:

special offers - adventure travel
travel offers
 

latest news
your questions answered
recent photographs
 

january's newsletter

 

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Our Classic 

PICTURE OF THE MONTH

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Recent Trip Photographs

Photographic contributions from clients

 

 

Your Questions answered:-

 

1) I do not have any technical climbing experience with ropes etc in snow, but am keen to try something. What can you offer?

 

2) I have heard that the Inca Trail is closing?

 

3) How long in advance do we need to book on the Inca Trail? 

LATEST NEWS

1) Sao Francisco River diversion. After years of negotiation and debate, a $2 billion project will now go ahead in the Sao Francisco River in Brazil... Read Further. 

2) Water bird populations are declining. The fourth Water bird Population Estimate recently found that 44 percent of the 900 water bird species globally have fallen in the past five years. Read Further. 

3) Tibet's mineral wealth on the new Rail Line. Chinese geologists have disclosed one of the closely-held secrets that motivated the nation to spend US$3.7 billion on the Tibet railway: the discovery of large mineral deposits that may reduce the nation’s dependence on mineral imports. Read Further. 



YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED                                                                                        TOP OF PAGE
1) I do not have any technical climbing experience with ropes etc in snow, but am keen to try something. What can you offer? Island Peak in Nepal, stands at 6160m and involves one day of technical climbing with fixed ropes, harnesses, ice picks and crampons. But the beauty of this trek is that you don't need any prior technical expertise as the lines are fixed by the guides and with some training on the use of equipment, you head for summit. The rest of the trek can be done to incorporate Everest Base Camp itself. The peak was used quite often by Everest climbers to practice on, pre summit attempt.  Tour itinerary

2) I have heard that the Inca Trail is closing? This is not entirely correct. The Inca Trail is closed to the public in February of each year, purely for maintenance purposes. The area receives a lot of rain from December to early march and as such, this time is used to maintain the paths, facilities etc. The trail re-opens to the public again from 1st March of each year.  Tour itinerary

3) How long in advance do we need to book on the Inca Trail? The numbers of people allowed on the trail was restricted to 500 per day in  2005, to include guides and porters. As such, it can booked up to 2 months in advance and so you need to make your reservation to secure an Inca Trail permit, a good 3 months in advance. Tour itinerary

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RECENT PHOTOGRAPHS

Some photographs from recent trips

 

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Some photographs from recent trips
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