Baobabs Coast Tour
At a glance
| Tour type | Private tour |
| Age requirement | 10+ |
| Your group size | Min 2, max 12 |
| Duration | 14 days / 13 nights |
| Language(s) | English |
| Food options | Vegetarian, vegan, halal |
Included
4WD rental car
The fuel
Internal flight
Accommodation & Hotels.
Fees & entrance mentioned on the program and fees for local guides, National Park as well as all other small visits.
Taxes, ferry crossings, etc....
Accommodation of the accompanying driver-guide (meals, accommodation, compensation and miscellaneous expenses).
Not included
Lunch and dinner
Drinks and mineral water
Extras, tips and personal expenses
Things to consider
Visa 31 Euros per person delivered on the spot at the airport for a duration of less than
30 days and 40 Euros per person if more than 30 days.
You need a valid passport for at least six months after the date of your return.
What to bring
Do not forget in your suitcase:
- A first aid kit (Smecta, Immodium, bracelet or anti-mosquito spray, anti-inflammatory,
motilium, dressing & antiseptic, ect ....)
- Antimalarial treatment (Doxy, Malaron, Savarinne, ect ...) it would be better if you
consult your doctor.
- Sunglasses
- Solar cream
- Hat or cap
- A swimsuit
- K-way
- Fleece and windbreaker
- Lightweight long sleeve
- Walking shoe
- Tongue or sandalette
- Torch and frontal lamp
- Replacement battery for cameras.
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