Travel carries some measure of inherent risk including, but not limited to, the hazards of traveling in underdeveloped areas where road conditions and other facilities may be poor or lacking; the forces of nature; and accident or illness in remote regions without means of rapid evacuation.

Bookings are accepted on the specific condition that La Pisada Africa Safaris and its team of independent overseas Safari Consultants act only as agents of the passenger in all matters relating to hotels, sightseeing tours, restaurants, all forms of transportation and other services which may be included in these tours. La Pisada Africa Safaris may purchase these services from suppliers and other independent contractors, without warranties and representations from them and thus such services are not subject to its control.

The right is reserved to substitute hotels of comparable status and to make any changes in the itinerary where deemed necessary or caused as a result of adverse road or weather conditions, disruptions to airline schedules or any other valid reason.

While all precautions are taken to ensure the passenger’s safety and enjoyment on these tours, La Pisada Africa Safaris and/or its agents and suppliers shall not be liable for death, injury, delay, loss or damage arising from any cause and in any manner whatsoever or change of itinerary or act, including any acts of terrorism, acts of God and government, neglect, accident, error or omission caused by any of these suppliers or independent contractors, their employees, representatives or any event beyond the control of La Pisada Africa Safaris. All baggage is carried at the passenger’s own risk, and La Pisada Africa Safaris reserves the right to exclude certain baggage at its discretion. The airlines used to provide local flights within Kenya, Tanzania and Zanzibar are subject to international air conventions limiting their liability; the limitations of liability are

Contained on the reverse side of the airline ticket and form part of the terms and conditions of this package.

It should be noted that the types of vehicles used for safaris on rough roads in East Africa in particular and Africa at large are different from tour vehicles on the highways in developed countries and normally they do not have air-conditioning other than the standard ventilation fan. The Safari Land cruisers used throughout East Africa for overland road safaris on the main highways beyond the parks are of a standardized design with sliding passenger windows. Open- sided safari viewing vehicles may be used inside the parks and conservancies. In most of the safari lodges where electricity is provided by a generator, these are turned off late at night until the following day. Water from taps in bathrooms is not suitable for drinking and bottled water is provided for drinking and cleaning teeth. The roads between the parks may have rough stretches and the overland journeys can be lengthy as tour vehicles are limited to a maximum speed of 80 km per hour, so early departures are always recommended – we also have option of using flights between the parks that are far apart.