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LIFE IN THE BUSH 
SAFARI IN UNCHARTED STYLE 
In Kenya our collection of properties include our unique and well established Bush Homes located on 
private wildlife ranches, stylish tented camps and small intimate lodges. Privately owned and managed, 
these properties embody the European and African partnership whose commitment to conservation will 
inspire you. You will be treated as a family friend rather than a tourist. 
The Uncharted Way Uncharted Outposts offers an insight into Africa very few get to experience. This 
behind the scenes, one-of-a-kind experience allows for a more in-depth, personalized 
safari. We believe the classic African safari is not just about the Big Five. It is as much 
about breathtaking landscapes, the diverse and vibrant cultures and most importantly, 
we believe it is about the people that make a difference on our trips. Our hosts and 
guides share their lives and their countries with you; their commitment to wildlife 
conservation is unquestionable, and this is what sets us apart. We provide our 
guests with the unique opportunity to share and experience the true lifestyle of the 
classic African safari, while staying at private wildlife ranches, Bush Homes"', small 
stylish lodges and traditional tented camps. Days are filled with adventure; nights 
unashamedly spent in luxury. This is Africa—the Uncharted Way! 
An Original Concept 
In 1993, we created the Bush Homes of 
Fast Africa, as an association of private 
ranches, small intimate lodges, luxury 
tented camp, bush camps, coastal 
retreats and small up-country estates in 
the heart of Kenya and Tanzania. These 
"Bush Homes" have been in existence 
since European settlers came and lived off the land in the 19th century, when 
Africa was still considered a remote 
frontier where only the brave and rich 
ventured. Today, a few of these families 
whose ancestors settled this beautiful, 
fertile land still live on these spectacular 
properties. They have opened their 
doors to outsiders offering us the 
chance to experience true safari life as 
it was in decades past. Bush Homes of Kenya 
Uncharted Outposts, Inc. founded the Bush 
Homes concept back in 1993. The Bush 
Homes properties are located on private land 
and on conservation areas near or adjacent to 
the famous national parks and game reserves. 
Nearly seventy percent of Kenya wildlife 
reside outside the parks. We see the same 
animal populations, and like the wildlife, 
are free to roam between private lands and 
national parks as we choose. Kenya is a land 
of contrasts, comprising of arid deserts, rich 
savannah's, snow capped mountains, large 
lakes and dense forests. The wildlife areas are 
as diverse as the country! 
Kenya is wild and wonderful and your stay at 
the Bush Homes property assures you will not 
see herds of tourists. The landscape is diverse, 
with each camp fitting into its surrounding 
area unobtrusively and taking on its region's 
local character. Accommodations range 
from stunning wildlife ranches to luxury 
tented camps, private estates, homesteads 
and traditional tented camps. All of the Bush 
Homes properties are small, intimate and 
exclusive by nature, with capacity from 7 to 
10 rooms. 
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KENYA SAFARI: 
MONDAY 3 
TUESDAY 4 
TUE-FRI 4-7 
SATURDAY 8 
SAT-MON 8-10 
TUESDAY 11 
TUE-FRI 11-14 
SATURDAY 15 
SAT-TUE 15-18 
WEDNESDAY 19 
WED-SAT 19-22 
SUNDAY 23 Arrive Nairobi, Kenya 
Vehicle Transfer 
1 overnight 
Vehicle Transfer 
Scheduled Flight 
Vehicle Transfer 
Driver/Vehicle 
4 overnights 
Vehicle Transfer 
Shared Charter Flight 
Vehicle Transfer 
3 overnights 
Vehicle Transfer 
4 overnights 
Vehicle Transfer 
Scheduled Flight 
Vehicle Transfer 
Full Day Excursion 
4 overnights 
Vehicle Transfer 
Shared Charter Flight 
Vehicle Transfer 
4 overnights 
Vehicle Transfer 
Scheduled Flight 
Vehicle Transfer 
DAYROOM 
Evening Transfer 
Depart Nairobi. Kenya Jomo Kenyatta Intl Airport (tbd): met outside baggage claim 
Jomo Kenyatta Intl Airport to Patacina Hotel 
PALACI NA HOTEL (Breakfast Included) 
Nairobi, Kenya 
Patacina Hotel to Wilson Airport (after breakfast) 
Wilson Airport to Lewa Airstrip (45 mins): met upon arrival 
Lewa Airstrip to Borana (game drive into camp) 
Daytrip Into the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy while at Borana 
BORANA (Full Board & Activities) 
Land& Plateau, Kenya 
Donna to Donna Airstrip (after breakfast & game drive) 
Donna Airstrip to 01 Malo Airstrip: met upon arrival 
01Malo Airstrip to 01Malo (game drive into camp) 
0 L MALO (Full Board & Activities) 
Northern Frontier District, Kenya 
01Malo to Lemarti's Camp (game drive Into camp) 
LEMARTI'S CAMP (Full Board & Activities) 
Northern Lalklpia Plateau, Kenya 
Lemarti's Camp to Loisaba Airstrip (after breakfast & game drive) 
Loisaba Airstrip to Keekorok Airstrip: met upon arrival 
Keekorok Airstrip to Cottars 1920's Camp (game drive into camp) 
Daytrip into the Masai Mara Game Reserve while at Cottars 
COTTARS 1920'S CAMP (Full Board &Activities) 
Cottars Concession - Masai Mara Area, Kenya 
Collars 1920's Camp to Cottars Airstrip (after breakfast & game drive) 
Collars Airstrip to Chyulu Airstrip (1 hr): met upon arrival 
Chyulu Airstrip to Or Donyo Wuas (game drive into camp) 
OL DONYO WUAS (Full Board &Activities) 
Chyulu Hills, Kenya 
01 Donyo Wuas to Chyulu Airstrip (after breakfast & game drive) 
Chyulu Airstrip to Wilson Airport (1 hr): met upon arrival 
Wilson Airport to Ngong House 
N GONG HOUSE (Lunch & Dinner Included) 
Ngong House to Jomo Kenyatta Intl Airport 
Jomo Kenyatta Intl Airport (tbd) 
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UNCHARTED OUTPOSTS I AFRICA 
PALACINA NAIROBI I KENYA 
The Palacina Spa offers a 
place to stimulate your 
senses and allow for 
co nplete relaxation of body 
and mind. There are a full 
range of spa treatments and 
massages by our highly trained 
and professional beauty 
therapist. The Palacina also 
offers a Fitness Room which has 
the latest aerobic & anaerobic 
equipment available. And we 
have a beautiful and peaceful 
pool for your enjoyment. 
The hotel's award-winning 
Moonflower Restaurant is 
consistently rated among the 
top dining establishments in 
Nairobi. "Possibly the first genuine boutique 
hotel in Kenya, this fabulous 
collection of impossibly stylish 
suites must be one of the country's 
top addresses for well-heeled 
sophisticates?' 
Dalacinaisideallylocatedwithin r easy access to downtown 
Nairobi, the Central Business 
District, shopping centers and 
other urban amenities. Located 
in the tranquil gardens of the 
State House Valley, Palacina is 
the ideal venue for those who 
wish to be centrally located but 
away from the hustle and bustle 
of Nairobi. 
uests can chose to stay in either The Residence or The Suites. There are 14 suites 
kJincluding 2 stunning penthouse suites and all are luxuriously appointed and 
meticulously planned to include state-of-the-art amenities and creature comforts such as 
private living rooms, en-suite bathroom, and a private furnished balcony. The Residence 
features beautifully furnished and serviced 1, 2 or 3 bedroom apartments ideal for guests 
who are staying in Nairobi for more than a month. The hotel Lobby serves as a living room 
complete with lounging areas, reading areas, a spacious veranda, a chic bar and a hotel 
reception all decorated in soothing neutral tones with the emphasis on comfort and style. 
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UNCHARTED OUTPOSTS I AFRICA 
Borana Lodge lies on the edge of 
the Samangua Valley offering 
stunning panoramic views of 
Mount Kenya, across the Lewa 
Plains to the Ngare Ndare Forest. 
The lodge was built is 1992 by 
local artisans using indigenous 
building materials and dead wood 
found on the property. The result 
is a supremely comfortable and 
luxurious lodge, totally in keeping 
with its surroundings as if grown 
organically from the rocks on 
which it was built. Borana Lodge is very private, so 
you will not be overwhelmed by 
crowds or game park rules. We have 
a fleet of custom-built four wheel 
drive vehicles, so our extraordinary 
driver/guides will get you up close 
and personal for a very intimate view 
of wildlife. One of the best ways to 
see wildlife is on a guided bush walk. Again the guides are superb and have 
extensive knowledge of the Bush and 
its ways which adds a rich dimension 
to each hike. If like some serious 
exercise, take one of our mountain bikes 
for a spin. We guarantee a lot of stunning 
scenery, herds of plains game and a few 
sections of sharp descent making this an 
adventure to remember. 
In a valley which meanders out of the 
Laikipia Plateau onto the Samburu 
plains of Northern Kenya, there is a 
retreat available only to the very few. 
This remote paradise is surrounded 
by a private ranch, which has been 
devoted to the conservation of its 
wildlife and its natural habitat. 
privacy is paramount at Borana 
Lodge. Each cottage is tucked 
into the landscape to capture it's 
own special view, totally secluded from 
its neighbor. As a result, guests have a 
chance to experience both the wildness 
and solitude of Africa. Comforts abound, 
including a central eating and sitting area with inviting leather sofas surrounding 
a huge fireplace with picture windows 
looking onto the valley below. Wonderful 
meals are served at a massive rosewood 
table in the dining room. There are fresh 
vegetables and produce from the farm, 
freshly squeezed juices from our orchard 
and fine wines from around the world. 
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OL MALO NORTHERN FRONTIER DISTRICT 1 KENYA 
O1 Malo, meaning "the place of the Greater Kudu," 
is Colin and Rocky Francombe's home. The 5,000-acre ranch and 
game sanctuary, lies along the Uaso Nyiro River along the edge 
of Kenya's North East Province. It overlooks the Mukogodo, home 
of the nomadic Ndorobo people, with views that unveil the very 
face of Africa. 
Days at O1 Malo are as full or 
unruffled as guests prefer. 
Picnics and sun downers in the 
bush; day and night game drives 
in rugged land cruisers; escorted 
walks for bird and game viewing; 
interesting treks with camels; visits 
to a colorful Samburu Manyatta 
(village); or an afternoon of sun 
and relaxation at pool side. Colin Rocky 
Francombe are both 
children of Kenya. 
Colin's father arrived in Kenya 
in 1927 and as an early East 
African aviator, he became 
renowned as one of the best 
bush pilots in the country. 
Colin and Rocky spent 21 
years of their married life on 
O1 Ari Nyiro Ranch, owned by 
Kuki Gallmann, author of "I Dreamed Of Africa?' 
Colin developed the property into a prime cattle 
and sheep ranch, as well as a wonderful sanctuary 
for wild animals including the endangered black 
rhino, which numbers nearly 50 animals. Rocky 
has been by his side every inch of the way. They 
are amazing hosts living in a pristine part of Africa 
where they share their unusual lives, stories and 
experiences with a few fortunate guests. uilt of natural rock with 
nthatched roofs, O1 Malo is 
shaped by the rocks and the curve 
ofancient olive wood. Theseparate 
living area and dining room, each 
with an open fireplace for the cool 
evenings, have large windows 
overlooking a magnificent valley. 
There are four double guest 
houses discreetly nestled between 
rocks on cliffs overlooking a 
much-frequented water hole and 
salt lick, surrounded by miles of 
rugged wilderness. Each has an 
en-suite bathroom and a private 
veranda surrounded by gardens of 
indigenous plants and green lawns. 
The infinity pool is gorgeous as 
well where you will feel as if you're 
swimming in the clouds. 
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UNCHARTED OUTPOSTS I AFRICA 
LEMARTI'S CAMP LAIKIPIA PLATEAU AREA, KENYA 
Lemarti's Camp is an 
unforgettable safari 
hideaway in Kenya's 
breathtaking northern Laikipia 
Plateau, one of the last frontiers 
of virgin wilderness and home 
to the majestic Samburu people. 
The twist here is that while the 
local Samburu community 
owns the land, the camp itself 
was built and run by a local 
Samburu guide - Loyapan 
Lemarti - and his Kenyan-based 
fashion designer wife, Anna 
Trzebinski. This unlikely duo 
met on safari - he was her guide 
- and were later married. Their 
dream camp emerged, nestled in 
an oasis in a spectacular setting 
beneath a grove of palms and 
centenary fig trees. Anna and Lemarti own two other 
camps, a Nomadic Camp that is 
pitched seasonally and a romantic 
Stargazing Camp by a river 
at is truly unique about staying at Lemarti's Camp is experiencing the "Rites 
of Passage" safari that Lemarti has crafted. It is an experience unparalleled 
in East Africa today. No safari vehicles or armed guards here. Guests quite literally 
walk into the wilderness with Samburu warriors armed only with their traditional 
weapons, their sharp senses and generations of knowledge. These gentle tribesmen 
will talk with you about their ways, connect you with amazing wildlife and take you 
into a moment in time that is both authentic and other worldly. Anna designed every inch of 
this gorgeous property both 
inside and out. It's in her genes -
her mom is an interior designer 
and her dad is an architect. 
The camp is open and alluring; 
both visually and physically 
connected to the incredible 
magic of the African bush. All of 
the rich and colorful furnishings 
were designed by Anna and 
handmade by local artisans. 
There are no set itineraries here. 
Guests can stay in bed until noon 
or leave before daybreak to take 
in the spectacular ornithological 
paradise. Guests are encouraged 
to interact with the land and the 
amazing Samburu people who 
call it home. 
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UNCHARTED OUTPOSTS I AFRICA 
COTTARS 1920'S CAMP COTTARS CONCESSION, MARA AREA I KENYA 
The Cottars Safari tradition began in 1919 and for more 
than 80 years they have been providing an unparalleled 
safari experience to discerning clients. Cottars Safari Service 
is legendary for its level of luxury and attention to detail , 
re-creating the golden age of "safari" — an era of romance, 
professional guiding, adventure, and elegance. 
e Cottars 1920's Safari 
Camp accommodates 
up to twelve travelers in 
authentic white canvas 
tents. Each is spacious and 
luxuriously furnished with 
original circa 1920's safari 
antiques, a private en-suite 
dressing room and bathroom 
(with shower and flushing 
toilet), a main bedroom, and 
an outdoor veranda. Thislegendary camp is 
ensconced in 
250,000 acres held 
by a community 
of 3,000 Maasai 
in the remote area 
of the Olentoroto 
Hills, just outside 
the boundary of the 
Mara Game Reserve. This area is pristine, untouched 
by any kind of tourism or development and offers 
exquisite privacy. You will feel as if you have been 
transported back in time, especially when you are 
served afternoon tea from silver poured into china 
by a waiter kitted out in a crimson fez and vest over a 
full length Swahili tunic. Come nightfall, candles and 
lanterns are lit and the Cottars' magic continues. Our Concession is situated in 
the only part of the Masai 
Mara where your privacy can 
be ensured and where you will 
never see tourists and minibuses. 
Since the camp is located outside 
the game parks, our trained 
trackers will take you on guided 
walks where you will be close to 
nature and experience wild game 
tracking safely and beautifully. 
There will also be opportunities 
for exciting night drives in the 
conservancy. And we have a 
full-time masseuse at camp, so if 
you feel like a bit of pampering —
massages, manicures or pedicures 
are available. Our camp butlers 
have been trained to provide 
discreet, yet attentive service. 
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OL DONYO WUAS CHYULU HILLS I KENYA 
The newly-rebuilt O1 Donyo Wuas is owned by safari legend, 
Richard Bonham and is located in the Chyulu Hills, between 
Tsavo National Park and Amboseli National Park on over 
275,000 acres. It is beautifully maintained and has a comfortable 
and exclusive ambiance. 
Guests can enjoy walks and 
horseback trips on the 
plains, game drives in open-top 
vehicles which provide a great 
opportunity to enjoy the natural 
surroundings up dose. Morning 
picnics or sundowners are all 
the more spectacular thanks to 
the presence of Mt. Kilimanjaro. 
The diverse habitat provides a 
wide range of wildlife including 
antelope, oryx, gerenuk, 
zebra, topi, impala, eland and 
wildebeest. OI Donyo Wuas 
Lodge is a 
22 bed eco-
lodge in the heart of 
the Mbirikani Maasai 
conservation area 
on the slopes of the 
Chyulu Hills near 
Amboseli National 
Park. Based on the 
foundations of the 
original, legendary 01 
Donyo Wuas, the recently re-built cottages all 
have stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro, 
efficient solar powered lighting, and solar heated 
showers in the en suite bathrooms, and feature a 
decor that is both modern and luxurious as well 
as rustic and comfortable in the tradition of the 
great wilderness lodges. Imagine...275,000 acres of 
wild Africa teeming with wild 
animals all to yourself, and no 
tourists in mini buses. Imagine 
travelling across the famous 
golden plains of Kenya in an 
open 4x4 safari vehicle guided 
by the best professional guides, 
or feeling the rhythm of Africa 
beneath your feet as you walk with 
expert trackers, or ride beautiful 
horses with Mt. Kilimanjaro as a 
backdrop. Imagine experiencing 
this wild paradise, then coming 
home to one of the most luxurious 
small lodges in East Africa where 
a hot bath or shower, a private 
swimming pool — all with 
inspiring views of Africa - great 
food, charming hosts and world 
class service await you. 
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UNCHARTED OUTPOSTS I AFRICA 
NGONG HOUSE KAREN DISTRICT. NAIROBI I KENYA 
Yourhost, Paul Verleysen, 
moved to Africa from 
Belgium in 1970. He 
has worked in the Congo, 
Rwanda, the Ivory Coast and 
finally Kenya where he bought a 
hunter's home and transformed 
it into Ngong House - a private, 
serene and luxurious retreat 
situated in the Karen / Langata 
area of Nairobi. The lodge 
overlooks the Ngong Hills, only 
a few minutes away from what 
used to be Karen Blixen's vast 
coffee farm. "I had a farm in 
Africa, at the foot of the Ngong 
Hills," she wrote. Ngong House is beguiling and 
tranquil. Five rustic tree houses nestle 
almost invisibly into a landscape of 
thorn trees, cactus and acacia offering 
delicious privacy, pampered service, 
and gorgeous views of the undulating 
Ngong Hills. 
Guests can enjoy sundowners 
by the fire, candlelit meals 
in the voluptuous dining room, 
and private drivers/guides for 
excursions to Nairobi's museums, 
markets and wildlife sanctuaries. 
Or you can choose to relax and dine 
on your lovely verandah watching 
breathtaking sunsets over the 
Ngong Hills and flocks of birds that 
descend on the bird feeder hanging 
just in front of your tree house. 
Built entirely from wood with traditional African grass roofs, the tree houses are on stilts 
with two levels; a bedroom area upstairs- replete with a four poster - and a living area 
on the lower floor. Each house is raised 15 feet from the ground so guests will have an 
uninterrupted view of the Ngong Hills over unspoiled bush. They are designed with elegant 
comfort in mind yet the interiors have a decidedly rustic feel. Regional artists have added 
many of the finishing touches, such as hand woven rugs, bed covers, lamps and beautiful 
stained glass. 
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KENYA 
The great safari land of Kenya is without 
doubt the stuff of legend, not just for their 
mighty tribes and proud warriors, or the 
intrepid explorers and fearless pioneers of 
days gone by, but also the magnificence 
of their landscape and wildlife. 
Kenya is located on the East Coast of Africa, astride the equator. It 
is truly a land of contrasts; comprising arid desert, rich savanna 
land, mountains, large lakes and dense forests. The coastal area along the 
shores of the Indian Ocean has tranquil beaches, turquoise waters and a 
wealth of history established by early Arab and Portuguese traders. 
PEOPLE 
There are more than 40 tribes in 
Kenya, the most distinct being 
the Masai and Samburu. These 
tribes are still found in rural ar-
eas, dressed in their traditional 
style, living a relatively nomadic 
life, tending herds of cattle. It 
is interesting to note that these 
people have been integrated into 
a developing industrial nation 
without having to relinquish 
tribal customs and values. WEATHER 
Because Kenya is located on the equator, there 
are no extremes in the seasonal temperatures 
and there is little humidity. The elevation of 
Nairobi is 5,500 feet with the most of your 
safari conducted at elevations of 4,500 feet or 
higher. The nights are cool, averaging 50 to 
60°F, with highs ranging from 70 to 90°F. The 
rainy season is from April to May, with some 
short rains in November. The coolest months 
are July-August, and the warmest months are 
late December to mid-March. The coast is 
warm and often humid, with a steady breeze. KENYA TRAVEL INFO 
COUNTRY INFO 
Currency: Kenya Shilling 
Language: English, Kiswahili 
Population: 32,000,000 
Area: 362,000 sq. mi 
Capital: Nairobi 
Local Time: GMT + 3 hrs 
HEALTH ADVICE 
Currently. no vaccinations 
are mandatory for Kenya and 
Tanzania, but the following are 
recommended: Hepatitis A, 
Typhoid, Polio, Tetanus Yellow 
Fever. Antimalarial prophylactics 
must also be taken. 
FLIGHT INFO 
Flying Time: USA to Nairobi is 
estimated at 8hrs 30mins 
Best Airlines: British Airways. KLM. 
Swiss Air. Lufthansa 
KENYA 
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•Nailobi 
•Cottars 
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AFRICA 
VISA REQUIREMENTS 
Currently, US Passport 
holders require a visa for both 
Kenya and Tanzania. Non-US 
Passport holders should check 
requirements. 
TRAVEL TIPS TO KENYA 
Best time to travel to Kenya is from 
June to October and again from 
December to March. The rainy 
season months are November. 
April and May. 
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SAFARI ARRANGEMENTS an uncharted Outposts custom designed 'tine's'',
KENYA SAFARI ARRANGEMENTS:  $12.795 per person 
(Based on 2-adults ttioeNng. 2009 rates, internships and double occupancy) 
INCLUDED 
• MI accommodations as indicated on the itinerary 
• Breakfast at Palacina Hotel 
• MI meals & beverages (except premium exports & champagne) at safari properties & Ngong 
• Ml government and hotel taxes and service charges 
• Ml private charter flights & scheduled flights as indicated on the itinerary 
• Ml park, reserve, and conservation area entrance fees 
• Ml game-viewing activities, guided walks, and 4x4 vehicle game drives 
• Ml vehicle transfers to/from camps. lodges. airports, airstrip, hotels, etc. 
• AMREF Flying Doctors Coverage for Kenya 
• Laundry service while at safari properties 
• Massage services at Collars (1 per person, per stay) 
• Daytrip into the Masai Mara Game Reserve from Collars 1920's Camp 
• Daytrip into the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy from Borana 
• Dayroom at Ngong House on departure day, inclusive of lunch & dinner 
NOT INCLUDED 
• Lunch, dinner and drinks at Palacina Hotel 
• Premium exports & champagne at safari properties & Ngong 
• Gratuities to drivers/guides and staff (approximately $15 per person traveling per day) 
• Pre-trip inoculations 
• International Flights 
• Travel Insurance 
• Kenya Visa ($70 per person) 
RATES 
Please note that prices are based on 2009 and current exchange rates. Rates are subject to change due to currency fluctuations 
and will be re-confirmed at time of full payment. Please note that the scheduled flights are based on current rates and routings. and 
are subject to change. We reserve the right to alter any published rates by giving notice in writing. 
PLEASE NOTE FOR DOMESTIC AIRLINES 
All private charter flights are subject to weight limits that cannot be exceeded for safety reasons. If these weight limits are exceeded 
then the travelers will be held responsible for the extra costs incurred to upgrade the charter flight. Sometimes these flights 
cannot be upgraded due to the availability of larger aircraft - this could result in a delay in travel time and present problems for 
travelers. Passongars an Ihnitad to soft bags and with a maximum total weight of 33 lbs (this Includes hand bags** 
Limitations an strictly Shared to on all flights within Konya & Tanzania. In the event of bad weather prevailing. it may be 
necessary to upgrade to a twin-engine plane. which is approved for instrument flight conditions. If this occurs. the extra cost of the 
twin-engine plane will be your responsibility. The Company has no control and accepts no liability whatsoever for cancellations or 
delays which are subject to operational decisions by the carriers. All flights are subcontracted to independent aviation Companies 
who are entirely responsible, and therefore liable. for all aspects of the flying operation. 
CANCELLATION POLICY 
Payment In full is required to confirm this itinerary. Deposits are non-refundable. 30-60 days - 50% of total trip cost Is forfeited. 0-30 
days -100% total trip cost is forfeited. We STRONGLY urge and recommend the purchase of trip cancellation/Insurance. 
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SAFARI & TRAVEL CO. 
Since 1972 
MATTIE & MIASHA - AUGUST 3 to 23. 2009 
TRAVEL INSURANCE: 
Please note: The la/owingquote does notindutlectherageforinternational Met anangements: should you be Interestea in complete coverage. we can emend the 
Quote fo reflect international algae. 
Access America. Classic Coverage: Protection up to $13.000 per person (based on total safari costs & travelers age) 
Age bracket between 18-30 yrs:  $555 per person 
*Pleasem*8 56.00 policy fee is applicable to your Total Insurance Premium (not per person) 
Optional BizPack Coverage' $24 per adult additional 
"Extra Refection to ousiness related Issues/cancellations. In order to De covered. all adults Over the age of 1a) must purchase the policy. 
Please note: Travel Insurance must be purchased within 14 days of trip deposit to cover cancellation due to pre-existing conditions & business 
related issues (BizPack). This PRE-EXISTING CONDITION PERIOD also covers relathes/partners/friends traveling with you. 
REASONS FOR PURCHASING TRAVEL INSURANCE 
The terrorism attacks on September 11th, 2001, signaled a redefining moment for U.S. travelers. In 
response to the unprecedented logistical and psychological impact of these and recent events, travel 
insurers have revised their policies concerning travel. 
Unlike most elements of vacation planning travel insurance isn't alluring, exciting or even remotely interesting. which might be why so many travelers 
don't even consider it when planning their trips. When it comes to protecting your vacation investment and. sometimes. even your well-being, nothing is 
more important than travel insurance. Traveling to Africa is expensive and it is an 'investment' that should be protected for the following reasons: 
• To protect your family 
• To protect your health and belongings. 
• To have assistance anytime and anywhere. 
• To achieve greater peace of mind. 
• Trip Cancellation: Perhaps the most important coverage of all. trip-cancellation insurance will reimburse the cost of your trip if you're forced to 
cancel your plans for any of a number of covered reasons. These include your falling ill. death or illness of a family member. 
• Trip Interruption: By purchasing trip interruption insurance. you will be protected from unexpected events that results in delays or premature end 
to your vacation. 
• Medical Insurance: Having comprehensive medical coverage at home does not mean you will always be protected abroad. Travel-insurance 
packages typically come with medical coverage and include the cost of air evacuation when deemed necessary by the insurer. The medical 
coverage of travel insurance policies is supplemental. meaning it reimburses you for whatever amount your primary health insurance doesn't 
cover. An excellent supplement to travel medical insurance is the services offered by Medjet Assist. an air-ambulance company that flies members 
to whatever medical facility they choose if they are hospitalized on a trip abroad and require further hospitalization. 
• War & Terrorist Threat: War or the 'threat' of a terrorist act is not covered. for example: 1) If you decide to cancel your plans because of a -threat' 
at your specific destination, you will not be covered. 2) if a terrorist incident/violence occurs within 30 days of your scheduled arrival, then you 
are covered. 
• Weather. You are protected if you are forced to cancel due to inclement weather that causes an airline to ceased operations. Note: In order 
to recover any money from a vacation canceled for weather-related reasons. the insurance policy must have been purchased before the storm 
appeared on the weather map. 
We REQUIRE all persons traveling with Uncharted Outposts 
to purchase travelers insurance for your protection! 
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[Image 1] The image shows a photograph of a lion sitting in a grassy area with tall grass. The lion is facing to the left and appears to be looking into the distance. The photograph is overlaid with text that reads "Uncharted Outposts" at the top, followed by "Kenya Safari & Travel Co." and "Mattie & Misha's Kenya Safari & Travel Co." at the bottom. The text is in a serif font and is in black color. The sty

[Image 2] The image appears to be a page from a magazine or brochure, featuring a photograph of a rustic interior space. The text on the page includes headings and captions, but the content is not fully legible due to the resolution of the image. The photograph shows a cozy room with wooden walls and floors, a fireplace, and a variety of furniture and decor items that suggest a warm and inviting atmosphere.

[Image 3] The image appears to be a page from a travel magazine or brochure. The top of the page features a photograph of a traditional thatched-roof hut with a thatched roof, set against a backdrop of a clear sky. Below the photograph, there is text that reads "Ol Molo" and "Cape Coast, Ghana." The text is accompanied by a smaller image of a couple posing in front of the hut. The page also contains additio

[Image 4] The image shows a page from a printed publication, which appears to be an article or feature about a camp or tourist destination. The top of the page has a header with the text "Lemarti's Camp" in bold, followed by a subtitle "Laikipia, Kenya." Below the header, there is a photograph depicting a group of people, likely Maasai warriors, standing in a line and facing the camera. They are wearing tra

[Image 5] The image appears to be a page from a magazine or brochure, featuring a photograph of a hotel room. The room is well-appointed with a large bed, a seating area with a sofa and chairs, and a desk with a chair. There are decorative elements such as a wall hanging and a framed picture. The text on the page includes a quote about the hotel's location and a statement about the hotel's commitment to pro

[Image 6] The image appears to be a page from a magazine or a brochure. The main article is titled "Cottars 1920's Camp" and includes a photograph of a rustic outdoor setting with a thatched roof structure, possibly a traditional African hut, and a pathway leading to it. The text accompanying the photograph discusses the history and significance of the Cottars 1920's Camp, mentioning that it is a safari lod