The Portfolio
Newsy bits from four of our lodge partners
Frans Indongo Lodge:
The swimming pool at Frans Indongo Lodge needs to undergo urgent repairs and will not be available to clients for the remainder of this week.
The sun loungers and area around the swimming pool are still accessible to clients, it is only the swimming pool itself that is not available this week.
Hopefully the current cold front would preclude anyone from wanting to brave the water, but we do apologise for any inconvenience that these repairs may cause.
Huab Lodge:
The new HUAB LODGE WEBSITE has gone live!
There is a phenomenal bird list that you can spend many a happy hour trawling through!
Nkasa Lupala Tented Camp:
Please take note of the new cell phone number for Nkasa Lupala Tented Camp.
Please update your client documents and address books accordingly.
Kifaru Luxury Lodge & Bush Camp:
There have been some instances recently where clients have been given the incorrect information, directions and contact numbers for Kifaru Luxury Lodge and Bush Camp.
Rules and regulations for Rhino Tracking on Foot and Breakfast with the African Unicorns:
1. These activities are only available for adults and children above 12 years of age. A parent or legal guardian must accompany minors.
2. A maximum of 8 participants per walk will be allowed for safety reasons; a group bigger than 8 people is difficult to handle and compromises the group's safety in an emergency.
3. The guide reserves the right to decide if guests are physically & emotionally able to do the tracking activity; rhinos are wild animals and potentially dangerous. Our guides will not put any person or any rhinos life at risk. The guide's decision is final.
4. Regrettably, we cannot accommodate people with any disability/handicap restricting swift movement due to the terrain covered and the safety factor.
5. The guide will not be persuaded, talked into or bullied into doing anything by a guest, tour /operator, bookings agent or anyone else that he/she does not feel comfortable & safe to do.
6. Participants depend on the guide for their safety and for guidance. The guide ranger should always therefore be obeyed. Failure to co-operate in this respect could lead to the immediate cancellation of the activity.
7. Our guides will not do any activity or let an individual participate in any activity if he/she feels it is not safe, possible or legal.
Aerial photo/video service/inquiries: info@traveltonamibia.com
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