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September 23, 2006 - Volunteers work in Kenya and Tanzania

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April 9, 2007 - New prices

From now on the new prices are online, this price increase unfortunately is a yearly recurring event. These prices of course are an indication as the actual price is depending on how you combine your trip and the currency exchange rate at that moment. In order to make it easier for the visitor prices are recalculated into Euros, while our guides sent us the prices in dollars of sometimes even local currency.

All prices are starting prices and can increase according to the period you want to travel. To receive an accurate price from us you can request this through the following contact form. Please try to give us as much information as possible, for example, which period you would like to go on safari, amount of people traveling and if you would prefer a camp or lodge safari. We also would like to know if you want to end you holiday at the beach and if you already booked a flight.

In case you are interested in the new prices, you can find them on this page.

September 23, 2006 - Volunteers work in Kenya and Tanzania

For people who like to combine discovering beautiful countries like Kenya and Tanzania with a good cause, there are several volunteers programs. With these programs you spent you holiday caring for, or researching wildlife, you can also choose to teach English to the local people or helping out in out in an orphanage. There are several projects that are dedicated to wildlife research as well as projects concerning healthcare or social aspects.

For both the volunteers and wildlife expedition programs you pay a certain fee per week, this fee covers your insurance, room and board, plus all other expenses made for the purpose of your stay.

In case this information got you interested, you can visit our page with useful links. Here you find a link to Global Crossroad, they are one of the many organizations offering these kind of projects.

August 12, 2006 - Kenya Airways issues extra security rules for travellers

Yesterday Kenya Airways issued new security rules for their passengers because of a failed terrorist plot in London.

Because of new measures, issued by Heathrow Airport plains departing from or landing at Kenyan Airports will be affected accordingly. One hour before departure Kenya Airport check-in counters will be closed. The baggage restrictions will not allow you to carry a handbag on board, you can only take your travel documents and bare essentials.

for example;
- Pocket sized wallet and purse for money or credit cards.
- Prescribed medication, liquid forms need to be verified as authentic.
- Reading and Sunglasses without casing.
- Contact lenses, without bottles of solution.
- Keys without electrical holder.
- Sanitary items, food and milk when traveling with a baby.

All items that are not mentioned above need to be checked in. Also you are not allowed to carry on any electrical or battery powered items, like laptops, mobile phones, Ipods or remote controls etc.

All passengers will be hand-searched and their, shoes, wheelchairs and walking aids will be X-rayed.

For the latest status regarding these security measures you can visit our page with useful links, here you can find a link to Kenya Airways.