BOOKS – Imagine Africa dinner only
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THE CLASSIC SAFARI COMPANY COMPETITION
Go in the draw to win a 6 night/7 day African safari with the Classic Safari Company worth US$4000! This incredible prize also includes a gorgeous set of safari luggage. A maximum of 500 tickets will be sold. The draw will be at the ‘Imagine Africa’ dinner on 22nd February.
- Buy one ticket for $20
Buy 3 tickets for $50
This amazing prize includes:
1 night The Peermont Metcourt at Emperors Palace, Johannesburg
2 nights Victoria Falls Safari Lodge, Victoria Falls Zimbabwe
3 nights Davisons Camp, Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe
Includes:
- 1 x twin share room in properties as specified (or similar)
- Return airport transfers in Johannesburg and Victoria Falls
- Return road transfers Victoria Falls/Hwange National Park / Victoria Falls
- Breakfast only in Johannesburg and Victoria Falls
- All meals in Hwange NP
- All scheduled game viewing activities in Hwange NP
Excludes:
- ALL International and regional flights and all applicable departure taxes
- Visas – currently US$50 per person for Australian passport holders to enter Zimbabwe
- Comprehensive Travel Insurance – mandatory requirement
- All meals other than specified
- All drinks
- All items of a personal nature
- Departure tax from Zimbabwe
- Any optional touring
- Any item not specified
Blackout dates will apply (high season, Christmas, Easter and school holidays) and travel must be undertaken prior to 31 December 2012. Maximum of 2 people sharing one room. Minimum age 12 years (could be negotiated).
Buy milk for a baby elephant
With your spare change, buy a bottle of milk for a baby elephant at the Wildlife Trust of India’s animal orphanage in the state of Assam. $10 buys an orphan milk for a day.
Donate fire crackers
Buy a week’s worth of fire crackers for a family to keep elephants away from their crops (these do not harm the elephants in any way but the noise is a deterrent) ($20).
Help a farmer grow chillies
Help a farmer in the developing world grow chillies to deter elephants from his crops by establishing a seedling nursery ($50). Elephants don’t like chillies and they provide a valuable cash crop for farmers.
Build a watch tower
Watch towers are built by local people in rural India out of raw materials such as bamboo and rope. These are essential during the human-elephant conflict season as look outs to prevent elephants entering crops, providing an essential early warning system. You can buy a family a watch tower for $100.
Adopt an orphan
Sponsor an orphaned elephant at the Wildlife Trust of India’s Centre for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation. Prices range from $75 for a year to $195 for 3 years.
Multiple award winning artist Nafisa Naomi is donating most of the profits from her elephant art, inspired during the filming of ‘Elephant Wars’, to this important cause. For just $100 you can get a very special present for yourself or for someone else, a unique elephant print, that actually helps conserve elephants in the wild.
