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Transport & Visas

Visa Costs

The rules are changing frequently but presently the rule is that tourists need a tourist visa.  For guidance the visa rate for single entry is US$ 50 and multiple entry US$80.  Most nationals can purchase their visa upon entry.  Some nationals do have to obtain a visa before arriving in Lusaka such as Greek, Turkish, Indian, Chinese.

Please ensure you have the correct money and amounts in $5 and $10 notes with big heads.

Please check the visa stamp in your passport when at the immigration desk.  Ensure that you have been given enough days.  There have been a couple of incidences where the days were short and the client was fined.  We recommend you ask for 30days in Zambia, which is the maximum for a tourist visa.

Flights: Getting to South Luangwa

International

London a, Amsterdam, Dubai and Johannesburg are the most commonly used international hubs to Lusaka. Other routings come via Lilongwe, Nairobi and Harare.

South African Airways (SAA) runs daily flights from Johannesburg to Lusaka. British Airways (BA) flies London Heathrow to Lusaka direct several times a week, so does KLM via Amsterdam and Emirates via Dubai.

Proflight operates domestic flights to Mfuwe (the domestic airport you fly to in order to visit us). They are scheduled to line up with the BA arrivals (LUN-MFU morning flight) and the SA middle of the day arrivals (not their early and late flights) line up with LUN-MFU afternoon departure.

Internal

We are very happy to book your domestic flights for you (with Proflight):

Lusaka / Mfuwe Proflight Daily US$ 271
Lusaka / Livingstone Proflight Daily US$ 251
Mfuwe / Livingstone (via Lusaka) Proflight Daily US$ 511
Lusaka / Lower Zambezi Proflight Daily US$ 196

International flights direct to Mfuwe

Mfuwe Airport has customs and immigration facilities, therefore it is easy to link the Luangwa with charter flights from other African countries such as Malawi, Zimbabwe, South Africa, and Botswana.

Airport Tax – note that as of February 1, 2013 the exit taxes 

  • International departure tax: US$ 30 – these should be included in your international ticket
  • Domestic airport tax: US$ 11 – Proflight will include this tax in tickets issued after February 1st, 2013 – check your ticket to see if they are included or not. If they are not included this tax will have to be paid at the airport in the equivalent of Zambian Kwacha.

Meet and Greet Service in Lusaka

We can arrange for a member of Tours Africa Office, Lusaka to meet and greet you from your international flight and assist you through to your connecting flight.  The charge for the meet and greet service is $28 per person.

Meet and Greet Service in Mfuwe

You will be met at Mfuwe airport by one of our guides. The drive to camp takes approximately 2 hours 40 minutes – with most of which is game-viewing through some of the richest wildlife areas of the park.

 

Baggage Allowance

Please read here the latest baggage allowance policy of the domestic airline Proflight.

 

Booking Accommodation in other parts of Zambia

Don’t hesitate to ask us if you would like assistance with booking the rest of your Zambian holiday, we can happily arrange your entire domestic itinerary.

Insurance

We highly recommend full Trip Cancellation Insurance – we do need to charge cancellation fees as stipulated. Shenton Safaris bears no responsibility for any delays, loss, injury, illness, death, cancellation of flights, change of itinerary. All guests are advised to insure fully.


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