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Acacia Africa -November Discounts


Acacia Africa's Quadruple Whammy November Discounts
 
Save 20% on any Overland tour departing before 01 January 2010

Save 15% on any Overland tour departing before 01 April 2010

Save 15% on these accommodated Small Group Safaris, travel before 01 Jan 2010
Southern African Magic (SAM14A)            
Delta and Chobe Waterways (DCW10A)
Kruger and Vic Falls (KVF7A)               
Okavango Wilderness Trail (OWT7A).

Save 10% on these accommodated Small Group Safaris travelling before 01 January 2010
Kruger to Cape Town (KTCT14)              
Kruger Mozamibque and Durban (KMD7)
Coast to Cape Town (CTC7)
 
Acacia specialise in overland safaris, adventure holidays, tented and lodge safaris, diving adventures, short stays and adventure travel for the physically challenged. 
  
Some Examples of Overland Tours:

Kenya and Tanzania Adventure:
13 days, from Nairobi to Dar es Salaam.
The ultimate combination of ‘Big 5’ game parks and Indian Ocean beaches.
Excludes local payment from US$390 to $870
 
East African Explorer:
21 days from Livingstone to Nairobi
From South to East, this is our most popular Overland adventure!
Excludes local payment from US$300 to $800
 
Acacia has over 18 different Overland Safaris to choose from! Contact us for more details.
 
Conditions: Book and deposit by 30 November 2009  For travel in 2009 and 2010 as per the individual deals specified above. Subject to availability. Normal local payments and gorilla permits apply. Cannot be taken in conjunction with any other Acacia discount. Promo code must be quoted at time of booking.
Excludes airfares. Terms and conditions as per Acacia Africa brochure. Issued: 02 November 2009.
 
 
These tours are featured in our Acacia Africa 2010 brochure. For additional pricing, departure dates and bookings please contact  Adventure World.
 
Prices are in New Zealand Dollars, per person/share twin, valid for travel as mentioned. Please refer to our Terms and Conditions below for further information.
Tribal dancers
 
Capetown water front
 
Springbok