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WHITE
WATER RAFTING- FULL DAY |
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Wild, wonderful, white water rafting!
That’s what we’re up to today on the
mighty Zambezi! Acclaimed as the wildest
commercial white water run in the world,
your challenge here today is exciting
and thrilling, and should raise your
adrenaline level to a new high! We’re
turning the torrid waters of the Zambezi
River into our playground for the ride
of a life-time!
You’ll have a variety of grade 3 and
grade 5 rapids, and a few calm pools in
between to catch your breath. The
stunning scenery surrounding you will
make for magical moments, before you are
whipped around and off you go again,
into the next turbulent stretch of
rapids for another roller-coaster ride!
Note: You will be required to walk out
of the gorge. |
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US$ 140.00 |
Daily-
AM
07:30 - ±14:30 |
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Plus PARK & CAAF FEES payable in
cash on the day: US$12 per
person |
NOTE:
No children
under 15 years.
Excludes US$10
park fees to be
paid direct
You will be
required to walk
out of the
gorge.
Subject to low
water levels.
We cannot
guarantee the
availability and
schedule of 3rd
party operators.
We reserve the
right to utilize
the services of
an alternative
service
provider.
For Conditions
of Charter
please contact
Hylton Ross
Touring.
Please note that
we cannot
guarantee any
specific animal
sightings or
interaction with
animals as these
animals are all
in their natural
habitat and
wild. This also
applies to any
product where we
advertise
interaction with
animals in
conservation
projects.
Hylton Ross
Touring reserves
the right to
terminate tour
services if
children are not
behaving
properly or
causing
disturbance.
Entrance fees
charged by third
party service
providers may be
charged for
children under
12 years.
Children under 8
years are only
permitted on
game drives on a
private tour,
and on certain
tours at the
discretion of
Hylton Ross
Touring and
third party
service
providers.
Passenger
liability –
R200mil
Prices valid
until 31 October
2013. |
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Friendship & Fun!
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