13 days tour
Munali Mixed Bicycling With Vehicle Guided Tour – (Lusaka To
$ 3,100 .00 USD
Total price per person
Reserve with $3,100.00
Transport
• We will provide you with a good brand of a bicycle inclusive of the helment • Airport transfer to Livingstone International Airport if you travel a day immediatetly after the end of tour • Overland transportation in a nice air-conditioned service vehicle for 241.8 kms/150.24 mi • Total cycling distance: 243.2kms/151.11 mi
Guide
The services of a tour guide on a bicycle (Our bicycle tour guides are all passionate about bicycle riding, as you’d expect, but they also go through some pretty rigorous bicycle-trip-specific training. Each one has undergone on-road training and supervision and knows how to do safety checks, basic bicycle repairs and emergency first aid.
Accommodation
It is a cocktail mixture of accommodations from simple to nice facilities (Every day will be a real adventure!)
Meals
- Meals from day 1 to 13 - If you have specific requirements regarding your meals, please let us know in advance.
Hygieneprotocol
HEALTH YELLOW FEVER & CHOLERA. Visitors from or passing through a yellow fever and cholera zone (most of tropical Africa and South America) must produce a valid International Certificate of Vaccination. Air travellers who only pass through the airports of such a zone are exempt from the requirement. COVID 19 Unvaccinated travellers need a negative COVID 19 PCR certificate taken 72hours prior to departure. MEDICAL SERVICES There are several public and private hospitals and clinics in most major cities and towns including Livingstone. CHEMISTS / PHARMACIES Travellers should carry an adequate supply of their prescribed medicines although chemists in the major centres carry a wide range of medicines and first aid accessories. Overall, this travel itinerary is executed in accordance with the set World Health Organisation (WHO), Safe Travels (WTTC - Global), Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC) hygiene and sanitation protocols. Safety & Security Zambia is a safe country to visit, especially when on an organized safari like this one. Tourlane, an online travel agency based in USA recently ranked Zambia the 6th safest travel destination in the world post COVID-19 pandemic. If driving independently, always get local advice on the road conditions and recommended routes and never underestimate driving times or drive at night. Below are tips on staying safe in Zambia. Staying Safe on Wildlife Viewing Activities As long as you listen to your guide’s instructions, you’ll be very safe on this Munali Cycling Tour. In the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park in Livingstone, always follow the rules of the park and respect wild animals. When on a self-drive safari, only leave your car where it has been designated as safe to do so. For additional tips, kindly read the following captioned bulletin points: • Always follow your guide’s instructions and guidelines ! •Always keep your voice down when close to animals •Stay in the car during game drives except at designated areas where you are allowed to get out •Don’t stand up in the car, hang out of the window or sit on the roof •Don’t drive too close to animals if you are on a self-drive safari and back off if the animals seem disturbed •Don’t drive between elephants in a herd, especially females and their young •Stay together as a group close to your guide on a walking safari and always walk in single file •Never run or jog in a wildlife area as it entices predators to attack •Never walk between a hippo and water; it may panic and charge because its safety route to the water is blocked •Never leave food in your tent; it will attract wildlife •Cover your arms and legs in the evening and use insect repellent to protect against mosquitoes •Wear a hat, use sunscreen and drink plenty of water •Don’t wear bright and colorful clothes or too much perfume – especially on walking safaris •In tsetse-fly areas it is recommended not to wear dark-colored clothing – such as black or dark blue – since it attracts these stinging flies •Bring warm clothes for morning game drives in open vehicles Staying Safe in Cities and Towns in Zambia. As in most big cities in the world, there is a fair amount of crime in Zambia’s cities and towns. Most incidents are minor, such as petty theft and pickpocketing. You are unlikely to encounter any trouble on guided tours. When venturing out in the city unguided, it helps to take some simple safety precautions: seek advice from your hotel about the area; don’t wear any valuables and only take the money you need with you; take a taxi after dark. For more safety tips that apply to Zambia cities and towns in general, kindly read the following bulletin points: •Ask at your hotel if it is safe to walk around the local area; when new in a place it’s always good to seek local advice on safety issues •Don’t wear jewelry when walking in cities and leave all valuables in a safety deposit box at your hotel •Avoid walking alone in a large, unfamiliar city •Don’t walk around at night; take a taxi •Avoid getting engaged with people approaching you in the street •Be careful when drawing money from an ATM; go elsewhere if you suspect people hanging around •Always lock your car doors and close windows when driving in busy towns •Never leave a car unattended with valuables or luggage visible
Others
End of tour Dinner To celebrate the end of the exciting 13 day’s Munali tour, a mothers of all dinners with delicious food will be hosted for you in Livingstone at a nice Restaurant. You will interact and network with other travelers for that special umbilical social connection for a life time. Sunset Boat Cruise You will do an exciting sunset boat cruise on the Zambezi River in Livingstone. Other items •A reliable bicycle brand and cycling accessories •Overland service vehicle, meals and full board accommodation while on safari •Complimentary transfers to the Livingstone International Airports, if done the next day after the end of the tour. •A briefing at the start of the tour •English-speaking Zambian guides and cycle technician •Excursions and scheduled activities as per the itinerary •Comprehensive technical support •Entry fees into Victoria Falls and Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park •Unlimited bottled drinking water while in the safari vehicle
Not included:
Optional
TIPING & SERVICE CHARGE The application of a 10% service charge is a mandatory requirement in Zambia for all hospitality bookings. At your own discretion, you may directly tip any of the support staff for going an extra mile in serving you. Other items you may consider to bring along •Binoculars - one pair per person •Enough film/video cassettes and spare batteries for your camera if you want to take photographs/videos •Hats, sunscreen for sensitive skins •Sunglasses •Warm as well as light clothes in the cool months {(May to August when midday temperatures may be quite warm and night temperatures cold to freezing) and light clothing for the other months. Even in summer, it is a good idea to bring at least one warm jersey or jacket as occasionally there are sudden drops in temperature caused by unusual weather conditions.} •Raincoats (from November to April) •Comfortable safety footwear and gloves •Basic medicines, including malaria prophylactics •A notebook and pen
Insurance
•Travel and health insurance • Buying a separate stand-alone bicycle insurance policy is an important consideration for you to protect yourself in case of injury. • The Bicycle you will ride is comprehesively insured. MEDICAL INSURANCE Medical insurance should be purchased before leaving country of origin and should include emergency air evacuation coverage if you are spending any time in remote parts of the country.
Flights
•International airfares •International and domestic departure tax
Others
- Accommodation on Day 1 in Lusaka before the commencement of the tour is excluded. - Customization: Should you wish tailor the cycling tour to your specific requirements; you may request so by letting us know in advance in good time. Some major deviation from this cycling tour itinerary may attract extra payment. Clothing for cycling It is important that you will be properly dressed during this tour so that your bike experience is perfect at most and not ruined. We kindly suggest that you come along with the following items: Bike shorts Zambia is relatively a hot country during most months of the year except during cooler seasons between June and July. Kindly come with good bike shorts tailored specifically for cycling. This will give you the most comfort you so badly need and enjoy your riding experience with pleasure. The most ideal shorts would be those that don’t come up as high which are good for you to stay cooler during hot days. Bike jersey Of all the items that you need to pay more attention to is getting a good and confortable jersey you will wear on this day of tours. Consider getting a short-sleeve jersey with front zip with a good pockets at the back. This will enable you to unzip when it gets hot so that you can easily cool down. With good position of pockets, you will easily reach your cell phones, mineral water or your money without having to stop riding. Bike gloves Having a strong grip on the bicycle handlebars at all times will be critical in you doing a safe bicycling experience on this tour. Kindly get bike gloves with cut out fingers which will absorb the excessive moisture. Bike socks Kindly get for yourself comfortable bike socks that is made out of polyester or nylon. Shoes Kindly come with shoes designed specifically for cycling. Helmet Of course you need a helmet for safety reasons . But don’t worry, we will give you one on your first day in Lusaka. Cycling Glasses Please come with a good brand of Cycling Glasses. They are essential for keeping things out of your eyes which may lead you losing control and causing an accident
Start planning your experience
Itinerary of your trip Munali Mixed Bicycling With Vehicle Guided Tour – (Lusaka To
- Day 1 Day 1: Meet And Greet Session In Lusaka: Then Bicycle On To Tiffany’S Canyon Lodge (Distance 25.4 Kms/15.7 Mi).
Day 1: Meet And Greet Session In Lusaka: Then Bicycle On To Tiffany’S Canyon Lodge (Distance 25.4 Kms/15.7 Mi).
- Day 2 Day 2: Still Staying At Tiffany’S Canyon Lodge To Do Some Exciting Water Based Activities.
Day 2: Still Staying At Tiffany’S Canyon Lodge To Do Some Exciting Water Based Activities.
- Day 3 Day 3: Phase 1: Easy Cycling To Kafue Town Enroute To Kafue Riverview Lodge – (Distance 16.4 Km/10.19 Mi)
Day 3: Phase 1: Easy Cycling To Kafue Town Enroute To Kafue Riverview Lodge – (Distance 16.4 Km/10.19 Mi)
Experience Style
Mixed
There will be challenging activities such as hiking, biking, canyoning and trekking, but you’re also going to have other means of transportation and relaxed moments to just chill.
Accomodation level
Medium
This accommodation includes essential services like a hot shower, electricity, and a nice and comfy bed.
Experience Type
Small Group
You’ll be accompanied by a small group of travelers just like you.
Physical Rating
Average
There are several physical activities that last from 2 to 6 hours in easy terrains, low altitude flats, or water experiences. Please ask if you’re not sure this applies to you.
Age range
Min: 9 / Max: 65
Age range allowed for this experience.
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