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Unique Programs To Special Places For Memories Of A Lifetime!
Schedule: early July (not currently scheduled, see Uganda, Tanzania
or Malawi) With enough lead time, custom individual and group departures can be arranged.
Contact us for more details.
Program Price (lodging, two meals/day, guide, museum fees and more):US$1090
(less than six people add $100) (airfare is not included). Average out of pocket expenses per program $100
plus or minus $50.
Description: Day 1: Harare. Check-in and local sightseeing. Day 25: Cycle to
eastern highland. Visit development projects, schools, farms, archeological and historical
sites. Day 6: Explore Inyanga National Park. Climb Zimbabwe's highest peak if you wish.
Day 710: Cycle and visit rural areas along Sabi River Valleys. See wildlife and visit
the museum and botanical garden. Day 11-12: Experience the day-in-a-life of a teacher and
visit rural health center. Day 13: Visit the heritage site, the Great Zimbabwe Ruins. Day
14-15: Return to Harare and finish program.
Features: Small group, visits to the Great Zimbabwe ruins, historic rock paintings,
schools, development projects, national parks, botanical garden, commercial farm and
Zimbabwean run social and environmental programs, chats with a wide range of people, and
breathtakingly beautiful backroads cycling.
Starting/Ending Point: Harare, Zimbabwe
Skill Level: Suitable for fit Beginner/Intermediate/Expert
Mileage Daily / Total: 33-110 km, 20-66 miles, starts with lower mileage /
700km, 420 miles.
Cycling Conditions: 80% paved, 20% dirt, some hills and moderate altitude
(1000-2000m).
Accommodations: Small hotels, training center, village housing, no tent camping.
Van Support: None. Local transport generally plentiful when need to be called upon.
Meals Included: Two meals per day, generally breakfast and dinner (meat, fish, rice, pasta,
potato, soup, corn, salad, fruit).
Other Activities: Walking, bus.
Bike: Mountain bike recommended. Bike Rental:
not available.
Registration Information
Schedule: late July (not currently scheduled,
see Uganda, Tanzania or Malawi)
With enough lead time, custom individual and group departures can be arranged.
Contact us for more details.
Program Price (lodging, two meals/day, guide, museum fees and more):US$1290,
(less than six people add $100) (airfare is not included). Average out of pocket expenses per program $100
plus or minus $50.
Description: Day 1: Visit the many museums and attractions of Bulawayo. Day 25:
Cycle Matopos National Park and environs. Visit archeological site, training center, cave
painting sites and schools and view wildlife and natural wonders. Day 6-7: Train to
Victoria Falls and canoe safari. Day 8: white-water rafting on the Zambezi River. Day
9-10: Cycle to Hwange National Park and motor safari in Hwange National Park to see
wildlife. Day 11-12: Cycle through the isolated country of the Batonga People. Day 13-14:
Return to Bulawayo and finish the program.
Features: Small group program exploring the cultural and natural history of southwest
Zimbabwe: Victoria Falls, Matopos and Hwange National Parks, organic farming, appropriate
technology and day care training programs, historic sites, rock paintings, culture
programs, schools, home-stay, wildlife, canoe safari and the world most exciting one day
white-water rafting trip.
Starting/Ending Point: Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
Skill Level: Suitable for Beginner/Intermediate/Expert
Mileage Daily / Total: 33-105 km, 20-65 miles, starts with lower mileage /
700km, 420 miles
Cycling Conditions: 90% paved, 10% dirt roads, rolling terrain.
Accommodations: Small hotels, training center, bungalow and village housing, no
tent camping.
Van Support: None. Local transport generally plentiful when need to be called upon.
Meals Included: Two meals per day, generally breakfast and dinner (meat, fish, rice, pasta,
potato, soup, corn, salad, fruit).
Other Activities: Walking, canoeing, rafting, game drive, train, bus.
Bike: Mountain bike recommended. Bike Rental:
not available.
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Unique Programs To Special Places For Memories Of A Lifetime!
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