Experience the very spirit of an African safari, situated in the South East of Africa. You will be rewarded with the sight of vast wilderness areas, unchanged from their past fame as Africa’s greatest hunting lands. The terrain varies, being grass and palm savannahs, forest and swamp.

SABLE

7 day  SABLE Package	7 day 1×1 +1 Sable	7 day 2×1 +1 sable
Nett price (daily rate, sable licence + trophy fees) in US$	10,880.00	9,670.00
Rifle permit	250.00	250.00
Hunting license	350.00	350.00
Community levy	350.00	350.00
Moz.  Custom & Vet inspection	300.00	300.00
Meet and greet in Beira by Carlos	50.00	50.00
TOTAL of public price in US$	12,180.00	10,970.00

LEASE NOTE:  Quota permitting, nyala, red duiker, blue duiker, suni, oribi, warthog, bushpig, baboon, reedbuck and bushbuck can be hunted on a sable package for the extra license and trophy fee.  To ensure quota is available, these animals must be pre-arranged.

This packages include:

1) License and trophy fees for the sable.
2) Daily rate and all specified taxes and licenses.
3) 17% VAT where applicable.

This packages do not include:

1) International flights
2) Charter flights to hunting area is $ 2,500.00 for a return flight with C206, max 3 passengers. Price subject to change upon fuel costs.
3) Dipping & packing and shipment of trophies from Maputo.
4) Hotels, tourism or fishing extensions, personal expenses, tips.

BUFFALO

BUFFALO Packages	7 day 1×1 +1 buff	7 day 2×1 +1 buff	10 day 1×1 +1 buff	10 day 2×1 +1 buff
Nett price (daily rate, buffalo licence + trophy fees) in US$	12,040.00	11,450.00	13,215.00	12,620.00
Rifle permit	250.00	250.00	250.00	250.00
Hunting license	350.00	350.00	350.00	350.00
Community levy	350.00	350.00	350.00	350.00
Moz.  Custom & Vet inspection	300.00	300.00	300.00	300.00
Meet and greet in Beira by Carlos	50.00	50.00	50.00	50.00
TOTAL of public price in US$	13,340.00	12,750.00	14,515.00	13,920.00

PLEASE NOTE:  Quota permitting, sable, nyala, crocodile, red duiker, blue duiker, suni, oribi, warthog, bushpig, baboon, reedbuck and bushbuck can be hunted on a buffalo package for the extra license and trophy fee.  To ensure quota is available, these animals must be pre-arranged.

This packages include:

1) License and trophy fees for the buffalo.
2) Daily rate and all specified taxes and licenses.
3) 17% VAT where applicable.

This packages do not include:

1) International flights
2) Charter flights to hunting area is $ 2,500.00 for a return flight with C206, max 3 passengers. Price subject to change upon fuel costs.
3) Dipping & packing and shipment of trophies from Maputo.
4) Hotels, tourism or fishing extensions, personal expenses, tips.

LEOPARD

10 Day LEOPARD PACKAGE with hounds	10 day 1×1 +1 Leopard
Nett price (daily rate, leopard licence + trophy fees) in US$	29,750.00
Rifle permit	250.00
Hunting license	350.00
Community levy	350.00
Moz. Custom & Vet inspection	300.00
Meet and greet in Beira by Carlos	50.00
TOTAL of public price in US$	31,050.00

PLEASE NOTE:  Quota permitting, buffalo, sable, nyala, croc, hippo, red duiker, blue duiker, suni, oribi, warthog, bushpig, baboon, reedbuck and bushbuck can be hunted on a leopard package for the extra license and trophy fee.  To ensure quota is available, these animals must be pre-arranged.

This packages include:

1) License and trophy fees for the leopard.
2) Daily rate and all specified taxes and licenses.
3) 17% VAT where applicable.

This packages do not include:

1) International flights
2) Charter flights to hunting area is $ 2,500.00 for a return flight with C206, max 3 passengers. Price subject to change upon fuel costs.
3) Dipping and packing and shipment of trophies from Maputo.
4) Hotels, tourism or fishing extensions, personal expenses, tips.

ELEPHANT

14 Day ELEPHANT PACKAGE  (average 40 to 55 lbs)	14 day 1×1 +1 elephant
Nett price (daily rate, elephant licence + trophy fees) in US$	44,730.00
Rifle permit	250.00
Hunting license	350.00
Community levy	350.00
Moz. Custom & Vet inspection	300.00
Meet and greet in Beira by Carlos	50.00
TOTAL of public price in US$	46,030.00

PLEASE NOTE:  Quota permitting, nyala, red duiker, blue duiker, suni, oribi, warthog, bushpig, baboon, reedbuck and bushbuck can be hunted on a sable package for the extra license and trophy fee.  To ensure quota is available, these animals must be pre-arranged.

This packages include:

1) License and trophy fees for the sable.
2) Daily rate and all specified taxes and licenses.
3) 17% VAT where applicable.

This packages do not include:

1) International flights
2) Charter flights to hunting area is $ 2,500.00 for a return flight with C206, max 3 passengers. Price subject to change upon fuel costs.
3) Dipping & packing and shipment of trophies from Maputo.
4) Hotels, tourism or fishing extensions, personal expenses, tips.

DAILY RATES in US$

BIG FIVE 1×1	1,770.00
BIG FIVE 2×1	1,360.00
Plains Game 1×1	830.00
Plain Game 2×1	650.00
Bird Collector	650.00
Observer	400.00

BASIC SAFARI RATES INCLUDE:

1) Services of our fully qualified, licensed professional hunters
2) Accommodations in deluxe safari camp
3) Full safari support staff as required
4) Complete meals and all beverages
5) Field preparation of all trophies
6) 17 % VAT where applicable

NOT INCLUDED IN BASIC RATES:

1) Trophy fees on animals taken or wounded.
2)  Costs of dipping, packing, crating, etc
3)  Charter flights to hunting area is $ 2,500.00  for a return flight with C206, max 3 passengers.   Price subject to change upon fuel costs.
4)  Costs of any required hotel accommodations
5)  Gratuities for safari staff/professional hunters
6)  Commercial flight from Johannesburg to Beira: approximately $ 750.00 / person (two ways).
7)  Rates are subject to change, use as a guide line only.

GENERAL CONDITIONS for our safaris in Mozambique:

MINIMUM DAYS:

- Elephant or lion: 14 days
- Hippo or crocodile or leopard or sable: 10 days
- Buffalo: 7 days and Plains game: 5 days
- Please note that we also offer a special sable package on a 7 day hunt.

LICENSE FEES:

License fees are payable 60 days before your safari and are not refundable should the trophy not be taken. A general hunting license Is also required by all clients at a cost of $ 350.00

EXPORT OF TROPHIES:

A basic fee of $ 300.00  is charged per client for government paperwork. This covers Mozambique Customs, Veterinary Inspection and Wildlife Inspection.
We have a system in place to export your trophies that has been working very well for the last 4 seasons: Flying trophies out was too expensive. We bring them to “Trophy exports Mozambique” facilities in Chimoio (Mozambique) where the export preparation, crating and veterinary inspection will be done. Crates are then transferred to Maputo from where they can be exported.
Two options:
- Crate can be shipped to your taxidermist.
- Life Form Taxidermy will collect them by road and bring them back to their premises in RSA. Taxidermy work is of a high standard, to your specifications. Since Life Form Taxidermy has been handling all of the taxidermy work coming from Mozambique, they now have acces to a limited amount of spare capes and skins. A great advantage if the unlikely event of hair slip spoilling that top 10 Livingstone Suni … This is a great bonus to be able to offer you the hunter such a service on your trophy shipment out of Mozambique. It has a small fee to it but it is reliable, quick and very safe.

PACKAGES:

Packages are payable in full 30 days prior to the hunt. As they are sold at a discounted rate, in the unlikely event of the package trophies not being taken, no portion of the package is refundable.

DEPOSITS:

A 50% deposit of the total cost of your safari is required to confirm the booking. The balance is payable
30 days prior to your safari. In the event of a cancellation, deposit is liable to forfeiture if we are unable to contract another safari to replace your booking.

HEALTH PRECAUTIONS:

Mozambique is a malaria area, and clients must take precautions. It is suggested that you take Lariam tablets with your doctor’s approval.

CUSTOMS, IMMIGRATION AND FLIGHTS:

We have a private agent, Carlos, that will meet you in Beira with all your relevant paperwork. Carlos will also help clearing your firarms with Mozambican customs. Please bring your passport. A visa can be issued on arrival. A fee of $ 50.00 to be paid directly to the agent for his assistance.

NEEDED FOR MOZAMBIQUE:

•  Visa (available on arrival).
•  You need to send our South African office:
•  2 passport sized photographs
•  Photocopy of the first page of your passport.
•  We need the following information regarding your rifle (US Customs form 4457 for US citizen)
• Calibre, make and serial number of rifle (and total rounds of ammunition).
• Rifle permit costs $ 250.00 per gun.
PLEASE NOTE: The above information, passport photographs and photocopy of your passport must reach us at least 16 weeks before you hunt.

PAYMENT

Outstanding amounts on daily rates are to be paid 60 days prior the day of arrival. Daily rates are charged per night spent in camp. Trophy fees are to be paid on the last day in camp. All payments
are to be made in cash, certifies bank draft or travellers cheques. (We do not accept personal cheques as they can take over a month to be cleared.)

TERMS OF BUSINESS:

• 50% of the daily rate or 50% of the total cost of the hunting package is required to confirm a safari. The balance of the daily rate must be paid on arrival. (Daily rates are charged per night spent in camp).
• All fees are payable in U.S. Dollars. Payments must be made in cash, travellers, or cashier’s checks.
• Deposit is liable to forfeiture if we are unable to contract another safari to replace your booking.
• Licence fees for animals are payable before commencement of safari and are not refundable should the trophy not be taken. They will give you the right to hunt the specified species.

AIR TRAVEL:

We can assist you, please contact our travel department at traveldept@grand-safari.com This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Tours can also be arranged to all points of interest in South Africa.

INSURANCE:

You are not covered by insurance and are advised that you and your property be fully covered by insurance for the duration of the safari.

LIABILITY:

While every effort will be made to safeguard you and your property, no liability or responsibility is accepted for any accident, injury, illness or for any loss of property during your safari.
By booking and paying a deposit for a safari, you are deemed to have accepted these liability and insurance clauses.

TROPHY LIST season 2010

SPECIES	Licence fees		Trophy fees	Total in US$
Baboon	80.00		100.00	180.00
Buffalo	1,400.00		2,000.00	3,400.00
Bushbuck, chobe	500.00		600	1,100.00
Bushpig	250.00		500	750.00
Crocodile	800.00		2,500.00	3,300.00
Duiker, Blue/Red	250.00		900.00	1,150.00
Eland	1,000.00		2,000.00	3,000.00
Elephant	7,000.00		10,000.00	17,000.00
Hardebeest, Lichenstein	700.00		1,000.00	1,700.00
Hippopotamus	950.00		2,500.00	3,450.00
Hiena	1,000.00		1,500.00	2,500.00
Impala	250.00		500	750.00
Kudu	1,000.00		1,500.00	2,500.00
Leopard	1,500.00		5,000.00	6,500.00
Lion	2,500.00		15,000.00	17,500.00
Nyala	900.00		1,800.00	2,700.00
Oribi	250.00		900.00	1,150.00
Reedbuck, common	175.00		500.00	675.00
Sable	1,400.00		3,500.00	4,900.00
Suni, Livingstone	250.00		900.00	1,150.00
Warthog	250.00		500.00	750.00
Waterbuck	500.00		1,600.00	2,100.00

FISHING EXTENSION in MOZAMBIQUE

Pebane Fishing Lodge is situated 200km north of the mighty Zambezi River, on the East Coast of Mozambique, not far from the islands called Ilhas das Primeria.
This pristine, unspoilt coastline with virgin reefs has pinnacles 40 km offshore offering the best big game fishing experience that Mozambique has to offer.

Accommodation

$ 470.00  Per person (adult) per day
$ 235.00  Per child (12 years & younger) per day sharing with adults
(if separated chalet is used the full rate will apply)
This includes:  Accommodation, three meals daily, laundry, 17% IVA
This excludes:   All beverages.

Boat hire

We have 3 boats at camp. Two 21ft and a 30ft. You book your boat together with your accommodation, but you only pay on site for the use of the boat. You will be paying:
21 ft Yeld cat (Maryke III and Seal)/ maximum 3 fishermen per boat:   $ 750.00 per day
30 ft Tri-cat (Maryke IV) / maximum 6 fishermen: $ 1,000.00 per day

This includes: 1 skipper, deck hand, snacks, fishing equipment (rod & reels), 17% IVA tax & fuel.
This excludes: Loss of fishing equipment (please supply own lures – bring plenty) and gratuities;

FISHING SEASON

The best months for different species of fish are the following:
August/September : sailfish, yellow fin tuna, wahoo
October/May:marlins (black, blue and stripped), dogtooth tuna
September/May: several shark species
November/January :dorado
Other available species year round: king mackerel, rainbow runner, kingfish, garrupa, etc

HOW TO GET THERE

International flights serve Maputo and Beira:
Connect from Maputo or Beira to Quelimane where you will be collected by a representative and transported to the Lodge (350kms), $ 800.00 per vehicle return.
Private Charter from Beira to Pebane (subject to availability – seats 3 passengers & pilot) $ 3,500.00 (return – pick up and drop off)
(This excludes VAT 17% and passenger tax where applicable.  Prices are subject to change (regards to fuel costs, etc). To confirm on each reservation.

HEALTH & ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

All visitors require a valid passport and visa for entry to Mozambique (visa’s can now be purchased at the Maputo airport).  No inoculations are required at present but anti-malaria tablets are recommended.  Drink bottle water only.  Lightweight clothing is suitable year-round.  Sun protection and mosquito repellents are strongly advisable

INSURANCE

You are not covered by insurance and are advised that you and your property be fully covered by insurance for the duration of the safari.

LIABILITY:

While every effort will be made to safeguard you and your property, no liability or responsibility is accepted for any accident, injury, illness or for any loss of property during your fishing safari.
By booking and paying a deposit for a safari, you are deemed to have accepted these liability and insurance clauses

TERMS OF BUSINESS:

A deposit of 50% is required to confirm your trip; the balance to be settled on arrival.
All fees are payable in U.S.  Dollars. Payments must be made in cash.

Mozambique Safari Price 2010 – Général information on hunting

Methods of hunting: Different game requires different tactics, each day being different from the next. So, with this thought in mind, we take each day as it comes. Some clients are fitter than others and prefer to walk more, some prefer to rest up in the comforts of our well equipped air conditioned 4×4 vehicles. Usually, plains game is hunted with the aid of our 4×4 vehicles. The game is spotted & stalked on foot from that point.
All tastes are catered for, be it wing or fleet footed game, we will put you on target. Please be sure to advise us of all animals that you wish to hunt before your arrival in RSA as some animals are not available in the Eastern Cape and these can be hunted only if prior notice is given.
The same principle applies in Tanzania where, for example, gazelles are only to be found in the northern region of Masailand, as well as in Zimbabwe (available upon request) where areas will be chosen based upon main requested species.

Arms and ammunition: Rifle and cartridge are a matter of personal choice. The most important issue is that you have had enough practice to be comfortable with your rifle.  Your deer rifle may be a better choice than a rifle purchased for the hunt. A suggested marksmanship standard is 8 inch groups at 200 yards when shooting from a rest, and 8 inch groups at 50 yards when snap shooting from an off-hand (unsupported) standing position. We suggest that clients use either a 270 Winchester, 30-06, 7mm, or .300 Magnum for plains game like springbok, mountain reedbuck and greater kudu. Premium ammunition with a bullet that is heavy for its caliber is recommended; ask us for details.
A .375 H&H Magnum would also be a good choice if bigger game like cape eland would be hunted. A .300 Magnum is the suggested minimum for eland. For big game in Tanzania .375 H&H Magnum is a good option. For Cape Buffalo, Hippo & Elephant, a bigger caliber, if you are comfortable with your gun, is a good idea.
Fit your rifle with a good quality scope with variable power, such as 1.5-6 x 42 or 3-9 x 36. Consider bringing an inexpensive 4 power scope as a backup in case your primary scope is damaged. Sufficient ammunition to re-zero your scope is advised.
Make sure your firearm is protected in a good quality LOCKED case for airline transportation. UNLOADED firearm and ammunition must be declared to an airline representative upon check-in. Well before your departure, obtain a US Customs Form 4457 that records the serial number of your firearm: you will need this form upon re-entry to the United States, and serves as a “US firearm license” for some countries (such as France and Namibia). For airline transportation, it is best to remove the bolt from your rifle (or barrel from your shotgun) and place them both inside your locked case, in such a way that both are separately visible to a TSA x-ray machine.
Factory ammunition boxes in a metal ammo case that can be stored in a checked bag other than the firearm case will comply with all known airline regulations. Airlines prohibit tracer, incendiary, and explosive ammunition. Airline regulations require that a maximum of 10 pounds (or 5 kilograms) of ammunition in factory boxes is transported in checked baggage. A total of 100 rounds of ammunition (five boxes of 20 rounds) is a typical limit.
In regards to the importation of firearms and ammunition, please contact us and we will advise you according to your destination and its regulations. We will take care of all import permits on your behalf, as this must be done well in advance.

Observers :Observers can experience the thrill of the hunt from the comfort of our 4×4. They can share in the anticipation, the frustrations and the victories toasted at the end of each hunting day.  Observers often enjoy bringing a video camera to record the hunt.
South Africa is well known as a nature lovers’ paradise, beautiful scenery and a large variety of fauna and flora will keep you busy while the hunt is on. As South Africa is considered to be “the world in one country” there are many things to do and see. Be sure to inquire about the many excursions that are available in your choice of hunting area.  Arrangements can be made to spend time in some of South Africa’s major game parks like the “Kruger National Park” or the “Hluhluwe Umfolozi Game Reserve” or in any other South African private game reserves should you be interested.
Tanzania This is possibly the ultimate hunting experience today in Africa. From Cape Buffalo to big Tuskers, we have them all in the Selous Game Reserve. We have had a 100% success rate on Cape Buffalo since 1992. Also lots of excursions available, ranging from a photographic safari in the Ngorongoro crater to visiting the well-known Zanzibar Island.
Hunting season is from 1st of July to 31st of December.
Mozambique A fishing extension is a must in Mozambique. Also some very good reef diving to be done in crystal clear and warm waters, from luxury lodges.
Coconut trees, white sand beaches, outstanding seafood, just … the way it should be!
The choice is yours; we will take care of getting you there.
Condition of sale: 30% to 50% deposit to secure booking and the remaining balance to be paid in sixty (60) days prior to arrival.  Conditions may change from one destination to another and will be confirmed accordingly.

Note to the hunter: We suggest you bring one or two pairs of WELL BROKEN IN lightweight leather boots, plus binoculars: 10×40 for plains game and leopard, 8×30 for buffalo. Personal gear should include a hat, sunscreen (SPF 30 or better), lip balm, insect repellant (for Zimbabwe and Tanzania), cartridge pouch, canteen with shoulder strap or belt clip, rain jacket, and a fleece jacket with hood for mornings.
MALARIA: NO Malaria in the Eastern Cape of SOUTH AFRICA. Anti-malaria drugs are recommended in TANZANIA and MOZAMBIQUE: consult your physician.

Suggested Reading List:African Hunter II, Boddington and Flack (intro to safari, plus country by country hunting info). Safari Guide, Conrad (how to plan and book a safari, and what to expect). Death in the Long Grass, Capstick (sensational style, but a factual account of what to watch out for). The Perfect Shot, Robertson (selection of cartridges & where to place the shot on a variety of species). Horn of the Hunter, Ruark (classic 1950′s hunt chronicle in Tanzania). Green Hills of Africa, Hemingway (1930′s Kenya & Tanzania, at times more mystical than narrative). African Game Trails, Theodore Roosevelt (a US president chooses one year safari over re-election) SCI Record Book of Trophy Animals, Africa Field Edition XI Vol. 1&2 (where to find what species & how big)
The Hunting Report, Don Causey (monthly newsletter, “consumer reports” for hunting)

About Us: Christophe Beau has been involved in Big Game Hunting in Southern Africa since 1994. He is a full member of PHASA (the Professional Hunter’s Association of South Africa) since 1998, and is a registered professional hunter and hunting contractor in the Eastern Cape & Kwazulu-Natal of South Africa as well as in Tanzania. He is also an official measurer for the SCI and for Rowland Ward, and is a member of ACP (Association des Chasseurs Professionnels). Turquoise Horizon c.c.  trading as GRAND SAFARI work with other registered hunting contractors in RSA, Tanzania, Mozambique as well as in Namibia and Zimbabwe.