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Tour of South Africa South (Comfort) (19 Days)
Tour Details
Tour Style | Comfort |
Length | 19 days |
Countries Visited | South Africa, Lesotho, Eswatini (Formerly Swaziland) |
Starts | Johannesburg |
Ends | Cape Town |
Group Size | Max 20 |
Age Range | 12 - 65 and above |
Tour SKU | ACS0412 |
What You'll Experience
- Kruger National Park
- Panorama Route
- Bourkes Luck Potholes
- God's Window Viewpoint
- Eswatini
- Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary
- St. Lucia
- Hluhluwe iMfolozi Park
- Drakensberg
- Lesotho
- Graaff Reinet
- Gqeberha
- Addo Elephant National Park
- Tsitsikamma National Park
- Garden Route
- Oudtshoorn - Ostrich Capital of the World
- Route 62
- The Cape Whale Coast Route and Africa's Southernmost Tip
Why You'll Love this Tour
Tour Price
Original price was: R58,200.R52,380Current price is: R52,380.
+ Single Supplement 4950
There's a special on for this tour!
- Departing: 14/07/2024 - 15% discount - Tour price: 49,470
- Departing: 08/09/2024 - 10 discount - Tour price: 52,380
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Dates Tour Length: 19 days
- Meals - 18 Breakfasts, 19 Lunches, 18 Dinners
- Accommodation
- Registered guides
- Transport per itinerary
- Filtered Water
- Entrance Fees to National Parks
- Kruger Sundowner Game Drive
- Kruger National Park 4×4 game drive
- Panorama Route – Bourke's Luck Potholes, Blyde River Canyon, God's Window
- Game Drive in Kruger National Park (in the overland truck)
- Mlilwane Nature Walk with guide
- Game Drive in Hluhluwe-Imfolozi National Park, St. Lucia Boat Cruise
- Visit to the Mandela Capture Site, visit Howick Falls
- Hike with your guide in Ukhahlamba-Drakensberg Park
- Lesotho Morning waterfall hike with your guide
- Valley of Desolation sundowner tour
- Half Day Game Drive in Addo National Park (in the overland truck)
- Stop in the surfing town of Jeffreys Bay
- Tsitsikamma National Park entrance to hike with your Guide
- Cango Caves Basic Tour
- Stop at Ronnie's sex shop, Meerkat Experience
- Hermanus, Southernmost point, Cape Agulhas, Stony Point Penguin Colony
- International Airfares
- Travel insurance (Get Adventure Travel Insurance)
- Personal spending money
- Visa costs
- Border taxes
- Passports
- Vaccinations
- Personal taxes (including departure and border taxes)
- All optional activities
- Unscheduled or optional national / game parks and other activities
- Gratuities
- Sleeping bag if needed
- Restaurant meals (other than those listed)
- All drinks - Soft Drinks, Bottled Water
- Alcohol
- Snacks
- Souvenirs
- Laundry
- Other items of a personal nature
Some of the activities you can take part in on this tour.
Included in the Tour Price
- Kruger Sundowner Game Drive
- Kruger National Park 4×4 game drive
- Panorama Route – Bourke's Luck Potholes, Blyde River Canyon, God's Window
- Game Drive in Kruger National Park (in the overland truck)
- Mlilwane Nature Walk with guide
- Game Drive in Hluhluwe-Imfolozi National Park, St. Lucia Boat Cruise
- Visit to the Mandela Capture Site, visit Howick Falls
- Hike with your guide in Ukhahlamba-Drakensberg Park
- Lesotho Morning waterfall hike with your guide
- Valley of Desolation sundowner tour
- Half Day Game Drive in Addo National Park (in the overland truck)
- Stop in the surfing town of Jeffreys Bay
- Tsitsikamma National Park entrance to hike with your Guide
- Cango Caves Basic Tour
- Stop at Ronnie's sex shop, Meerkat Experience
- Hermanus, Southernmost point, Cape Agulhas, Stony Point Penguin Colony
Other Activities
Optional activities available on this tour at your own expense:
- Mlilwane Game Drives, Mountain Biking and Hiking
- Tsitsikamma National Park Woodcutters Journey tour, Treetop Canopy Tours, Bungee Jumping,
Day 1
Greater Kruger National Park, South Africa
We depart from Johannesburg early today and journey through the Mpumalanga province to the magnificent Kruger National Park. A Sundowner drive will be enjoyed this afternoon.
Accommodation: Two Per Permanent Tent: Nkambeni Reserve
Facilities: En-suite facilities Please visit the website of the accommodation provider for a full list of the facilities offered.
Route: Johannesburg to Nkambeni Reserve ±400 km
Meals: Lunch, Dinner
Included Highlights: Sundowner Game Drive
Day 2 - 3
Kruger National Park, South Africa
We travel up to the world famous Kruger National Park and begin with a game drive in our truck. We will spend the day driving through the national park in our truck, which gives us an elevated view to spot wildlife. Most of the day will be spent driving through the park. We explore the Kruger National Park in an open 4×4 safari vehicle.
The following morning starts earlier for those wanting to do an optional morning walk while the rest of the day is spent travelling through the incredible Panorama Route, visiting the highlights of The Three Rondavels, God's Window and Bourke's Luck Potholes before returning back to the camp in the afternoon.
Set up in 1898 in order to protect the wildlife of the South African Lowveld, the Kruger National Park (of almost 2 million hectares) is unmatched in the variety of animal species it contains and is a world leader in advanced environmental techniques and policies. The Park is home to approximately 145 species of mammal, more than 500 bird species (some of which are strictly indigenous to South Africa) and approximately 336 different tree species.
In 1927, when the first tourists visited the Park, they carried weapons and set up their own camps in areas surrounded by thorn bushes in order to guard themselves from predators. Throughout World War II, the Park was closed to the public and was then re-opened under new management in 1946. Currently, the Kruger National Park is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the entire world, complete with the facilities one could expect from any top holiday destination. However, it has still managed to maintain an untouched environment that provides you with a truly 'African' experience.
Accommodation: Two per Permanent Tents: Nkambeni Reserve
Facilities: En-suite facilities Please visit the website of the accommodation provider for a full list of the facilities offered.
Route: Kruger National Park
Meals: Breakfast x2, Lunch x2, Dinner x2
Included Highlight: Kruger National Park 4×4 game drive, Panorama Route – Bourke's Luck Potholes, Blyde River Canyon, God's Window
Day 4
Kruger – Eswatini, South Africa
We begin the day with coffee and traditional rusks before leaving the Kruger National Park and journey to Eswatini (Formerly known as the Kingdom of Swaziland). We have an excellent platform for viewing as we make our way south to Eswatini which is a beautiful landlocked country bordered by Mozambique and South Africa. Our accommodation for the evening is spent in the Ezulwini Valley.
The smallest country of the southern hemisphere, Eswatini (formerly known as Swaziland) is one of three monarchies remaining in Africa. The Kingdom was declared independent from the Commonwealth in 1968 and is ruled by a King who is appointed in accordance with the Swazi traditions. If the King is absent or incapable of performing his duties for whatsoever reason, the Queen Mother acts on his behalf. This minute country made international headlines when it was ruled by two queens, one after the other. After the demise of King Sobhuza II, the substitute Queen Dzeliwe Shongwe reigned between 1982 and 1983, and just a few months following, Ntombi Twala became the country's second female Head of State since the country's independence.
Though Swaziland is surrounded on all sides by South Africa, it is bordered for roughly 100 kilometres by Mozambique in the east. It's natural resources are tremendously well-managed, and in spite of the size of the country, it contains some of the finest game reserves and national parks within Southern Africa. Elephants, lions and rhinos were wiped out due to hunting at one point, but have since been restored to the region. Swaziland is also quite famous for its abundant bird life.
Mlilwane was Swaziland's very first wildlife sanctuary, established in the 1960's by a local farmer, Ted Reilly, who has contributed to the conservation of Swaziland's natural heritage for many years. The Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary is a stunning, isolated haven situated in Swaziland's 'Valley of Heaven', the Ezulwini Valley located between Mbabane and Manzini. The sanctuary spreads over 4,560 hectares and consists of a southern and northern section. The southern region consists mostly of sweeping grasslands with middleveld flora that stretch up onto the incredible Nyonyane Mountain. Nyonyane has much historical significance as it is where the ancient San communities once resided and it is also where the Swazi Royal family are buried. Behind these mountains, the remarkable Mantenga waterfall and gorgeous Usushwana Valley create a divide before extending up to the northern section, which includes one of the highest surrounding points at Luphohlo. From the western frontier, the enormous Usutu Forest boasts a vivid setting that stretches into the far-off hills. Tourist activities mostly take place in the southern section, with guided trails leading to the unspoiled mountains of the north. Meaning 'little fire', Milwane's name originated from the countless fires initiated by strikes of lightning on the Mlilwane Hill's stonework.
Accommodation: Two per room Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary or Hlane Royal National Park
Facilities: En-suite facilities Please visit the website of the accommodation provider for a full list of the facilities offered.
Route: Kruger to Mlilwane
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Highlights: Game Drive in Kruger National Park (in the overland truck)
Border Post: South Africa: Jeppes Reef, Tel: + 27(0)13 781 0382, Open: 07h00-20h00 Eswatini: Matsamo, Tel: +268 323 2137, Open: 07h00-20h00
Day 5
Eswatini- Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary, South Africa
You will have enough time to explore as there are no real dangerous game in this area. In the morning we embark on a nature walk with your guide through the "Nature Trail" exploring the region on foot, enabling you to fully admire your beautiful surrounds as well as the gorgeous animals.
Accommodation: Two per Room Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary or Hlane Royal National Park
Facilities: En-suite facilities Please visit the website of the accommodation provider for a full list of the facilities offered
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Highlights: Nature Walk with guide
Optional Activity: Game Drives, Mountain Biking and Hiking
Day 6
Eswatini – St Lucia, South Africa
We say our goodbyes to Eswatini and travel back into South Africa. Making our way south, we reach Zululand, most commonly known for the mighty King Shaka.
Accommodation: Two Per Room: Shonalanga
Facilities: En-suite facilities Please visit the website of the accommodation provider for a full list of the facilities offered.
Route: Mlilwane to St. Lucia
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Border Post: South Africa: Golela Border Post, Tel: +27(0)34 435 1070 Open: 07h00-22h00, Swaziland: Lavumisa Town Board, Tel: +268 20 790 93, Open: 07h00-22h00
Day 7
Hluhluwe – Umfolozi Game Reserve, South Africa/iSimangaliso Wetland Park
We start the day early and make our way to the Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Game Reserve on an open 4X4 vehicle game drive. This Park is the only one run by the state in the entire KwaZulu-Natal province, where all of the Big 5 can be found. Thanks to conservation efforts, this Park now boasts the biggest white rhino population in the world. Later we freshen up at our accommodation before climbing aboard a boat for a delightful sunset cruise along St Lucia estuary for some bird and hippo spotting.
Set up in 1895, the Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Game Reserve remains the oldest game park in all of Africa. The Park spreads over approximately 96,000 hectares and boasts a wide variety of wildlife and vegetation. It is specifically renowned for it's conservation of endangered black and white rhino. The remainder of the Big Five can also be spotted here: buffalo, elephant, lion and leopard, as well as plenty of other species including blue wildebeest, zebra, giraffe, waterbuck, nyala, kudu, bushbuck, warthog, cheetah, hyena, jackal and countless impala. Over 300 bird species have been identified in this region, making it one of the best bird-watching destinations in all of South Africa.
Accommodation Two Per Room: Shonalanga
Facilities: En-suite facilities Please visit the website of the accommodation provider for a full list of the facilities offered
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Highlights: Game Drive in Hluhluwe-Umfolozi National Park, St. Lucia Boat Cruise
Day 8 - 9
Kwa Zulu Natal Coast – Ukhahlamba Drakensberg Park, South Africa
We say our goodbyes to the golden beaches of KwaZulu Natal and journey inland to the Ukhahlamba Drakensberg, or Royal Natal National Park, which is part of the massive and beautifully picturesque Drakensberg Escarpment. The Drakensberg is South Africa's tallest range of mountains with summits of over 3,000 metres. One of the most well-loved activities here is hiking. We stop along the way at the picturesque Howick Falls and pay a visit the the site where our former president Nelson Mandela was held captive for 27 years before becoming South Africa's president in 1994. On our second day, we go for a guided hike to see some of the famous San rock paintings. There are a variety of different trails to accommodate every level of fitness therefore everyone will be able to enjoy the mountain paradise.
The most popular activity at Royal Natal is definitely hiking. An all-inclusive hiking guide will be available for purchase at the Visitor Centre, at Thendele camp and at the main entrance gate. This brochure includes a comprehensive map of the Park along with the systems of hiking trails which all lead to every section of the Park, ranging from a relaxed stroll to Fairy Glen to the physically demanding trek up the Crack and down the Mudslide. This phenomenal natural site is home to a variety of fauna and flora. There are many caves and rock-shelters adorned with the biggest collection of rock paintings in Africa, south of the Sahara, created by the ancient San people over some 4,000 years ago. These artworks are representative of the spiritual life led by the San who are believed to have resided here until the year 1878. Numerous guided hikes will be available for you to partake in, in order for you to have a close look at these spectacular paintings. The region was originally spread over 3,330 hectares, but over time the land has been extended to gain its current size of 8,094 hectares.
Accommodation: Two Per Room Monks Cowl
Facilities: En-suites facilities Please visit the website of the accommodation provider for a full list of the facilities offered.
Route: St. Lucia to Drakensberg
Meals: Breakfast x2, Lunch x2, Dinner x2
Included Highlight: Visit to the Mandela Capture Site, visit Howick Falls, Hike with your guide in Ukhahlamba-Drakensberg Park
Day 10 - 11
Lesotho, South Africa
Our journey begins today with a mountain pass as we wind our way through the magnificent hills and mountains before entering Lesotho in the afternoon. We pass through the capital city of Maseru and then continue our climb to our base high above the mountains.
Our walk today will be accompanied by the fresh air of the mountains as we explore the surrounding area on foot. The trail, which is approximately two hours in length, offers a unique and adventurous landscape to explore.
Accommodation: Two Per Room: Malealea Lodge
Facilities: En-suite facilities Please visit the website of the accommodation provider for a full list of the facilities offered
Route: Drakensberg to Semonkong
Meals: Breakfast x2, Lunch x2, Dinner x2
Included Highlight: Morning waterfall hike with your guide
Border Post: South Africa: Maseru Bridge, Tel: +27 (0) 51 924 4300, Open: 24hrs, Lesotho: Maseru Bridge, Tel: +266 22 313 796, Open: 24hrs
Day 12
Graaff Reinet, South Africa
Making our way back to South Africa, we journey across the mountainous regions to the Great Karoo. This area is the heartland of rural Southern Africa. We spend our evening in the historical town of Graaff-Reinet, known to be the fourth oldest town in the country. Crossing the Orange River today we journey through the countryside making our way to the Karoo. You have the opportunity to enjoy a sundowner excursion to the Valley of Desolation this evening.
Accommodation: Two Per Room: Profcon Resort
Facilities: En-suite facilities Please visit the website of the accommodation provider for a full list of the facilities offered
Route: Semonkong to Graaff Reinet
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Highlight: Valley of Desolation sundowner tour (Kindly note that during the winter months, this activity will become a Sunrise excursion to the valley of Desolation the following morning.)
Border Post: Lesotho: Vanrooyenshek, Tel: +27 51 583 1525, Open: 06h00-22h00. South Africa: Vanrooyenshek, Tel: +27 51 583 1516, Open: 06h00-22h00
Day 13 - 14
Gqeberha (Gateway to Addo Elephant National Park) – Greater Addo Elephant National Park area, South Africa
The road to Addo Elephant National Park begins with a half-day game drive in the truck, in search of the famous elephants that call Addo their home. Leaving the Karoo and heading to Addo Elephant National Park, we pass through the open plains of the Karoo and reach the famous Addo Elephant National Park. Gqeberha (formerly Port Elizabeth) is the location of our overnight accommodation.
Our game drive will take place at Addo Elephant National Park once again this morning after we have left the city of Gqeberha. Recent expansions have made Addo one of the largest national parks in South Africa. Our morning will be spent exploring the unique vegetation of Addo in search of wildlife.
Accommodation: Two Per Room: Garden Court Kings Beach Hotel
Facilities: En-suite facilities Please visit the website of the accommodation provider for a full list of the facilities offered
Route: Graaff Reinet to Gqeberha
Meals: Breakfast x2, Lunch x2, Dinner x2
Included Highlight: Half Day Game Drive in Addo National Park (in the overland truck)
Day 15 - 16
Tsitsikamma National Park, South Africa
Early in the morning we set out towards Tsitsikamma where the spectacular Garden Route awaits us. The name means 'place of abundant water' and it most certainly lives up to it. There are many indigenous forests and gorgeous coastlines. We make a brief stop in Jeffreys Bay where we enjoy the famous waves of this town and visit a surfing museum before reaching our destination for the following two nights. The next day is free to tour the small village of Storms River as well as optional activities such as blackwater tubing, bungee jumping and the treetop canopy tours on offer. We embark on a hike along the Waterfall trail, covering a portion of the world famous Otto Trail, and known for it's rocky coastline and icy Waterfall at the end of the adventure. After the hike you can enjoy the afternoon on the Woodcutters Journey experiencing the history of the area along with it's fauna and flora.
Tsitsikamma National Park is situated between the ocean and the Tsitsikamma Mountains, located along the Garden Route – one of the most striking coastlines of the world. The Park spreads over 80 kilometres along the coast between Nature's Valley and Storm's River mouth, and includes a variety of different ecosystems (indigenous forests, commercial plantations, fynbos and inter-tidal areas). It also boasts spectacular scenery and walks. It was the very first Marine National Park to be declared in Africa and is currently the third most regularly visited of all twenty of South Africa's national parks. The forest contains over 30 species of native trees, several of which tower above the forest canopy – the highest being approximately 36 metres tall and date back to more than 1,000 years.
Accommodation: Two Per Room: Tsitsikamma Village Inn or Tube 'n Axe
Facilities: En-suite facilities Please visit the website of the accommodation provider for a full list of the facilities offered
Route: Gqeberha area to Tsitsikamma
Meals: Breakfast x2, Lunch x2, Dinner x2
Included Highlight: Stop in the surfing town of Jeffreys Bay, Tsitsikamma National Park entrance to hike with your Guide
Optional Activity: Woodcutters Journey tour, Treetop Canopy Tours, Bungee Jumping,
Day 17
Oudtshoorn, South Africa
Following a delightful stop in Knysna, we'll embark on a scenic journey, traversing the Outeniqua Mountains before descending to Oudtshoorn. Prepare to be awestruck by the Cango Caves! Embark on a guided tour and marvel at the astonishing limestone formations sculpted by time within these impressive caves. This captivating day offers a delightful blend of charming towns and subterranean wonder
A popular belief is that the Cango Caves were initially explored by a local farmer named Jacobus van Zyl (after whom the first chamber, Van Zyl's Hall, was named). However, researches have not been able to reveal anyone by that name who was present in the Cango region in the 1770's. In any case, it is now widely known that the Caves had been known to man since the Early Stone Age. During the 19th century, the Cango Caves entrance was 5 Rix Dollars, today's equivalent of R500 (ZAR), but that did not discourage destructive tourists from carving their names into the Cave walls an callously chipped away at portions of the fragile stalactites and stalagmites to take home as souvenirs. This resulted in Lord Charles Somerset, governor of the Cape Colony, publishing the very first Cave Regulation in 1820. The first law was constructed to protect the environmental resource of South Africa. It prohibited the collection of souvenirs, created fines for anyone found damaging the Caves formation and initiated an entrance fee that was to be paid to the District Officer who was made responsible for implementing these rules. Most of the important discoveries within the Caves were made by it's very first full-time guide, Johnnie van Wassenaar, who was employed until he retired in 1934. He discovered many side chambers and introduced thousands of people to Cango 1, which is the only portion of the Caves that the public may visit. It is clear today that the Caves were known to man long before the Europeans initially landed in the Cape. Evidence of this is in recent findings of numerous tools discovered in the heart of the Cave's mouth, thus proving that humans had lived and taken shelter here for at least 80,000 years.
Accommodation: Two Per Room: Kleinplaas Holiday Resort
Facilities: En-suite facilities Please visit the website of the accommodation provider for a full list of the facilities offered
Route: Tsitsikamma to Oudtshoorn
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Highlight: Cango Caves Basic Tour
Day 18
Route 62 – Barrydale, South Africa
We will stop at one of Africa's most endearing creatures today before bidding farewell to the Klein Karoo – the meerkat! As these curious animals wake up and catch the morning sun rays, you'll be able to observe them as they go about their day in the natural world without much interference from humans. On the way, we stop at several farm stalls along Route 62. Rather than a sex shop, Ronnie's Sex Shop is a rather interesting country pub!
Accommodation: Two Per Room: Karoo Art Hotel
Facilities: En-suite bathroom Please visit the website of the accommodation provider for a full list of the facilities offered
Route: Oudtshoorn to Barrydale
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Highlight: Stop at Ronnie's sex shop, Meerkat Experience
Day 19
The Cape Whale Coast Route & Africa's Southernmost Tip, South Africa
At the intersection of the Atlantic and Indian oceans, Cape Agulhas is the southernmost tip of the African continent. Our next stop will be the beautiful Cape Whale Coast, one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline along the South African coast. A collection of villages, farms, rivers, bays, coves, and valleys stretch for approximately 150 kilometers from the town of Rooiels to the east. During the months of July through November, southern right whales frequent Hermanus' shores, so we will have a brief opportunity to walk along the boardwalk. In the next stop, we'll visit Stony Point Nature Reserve, the largest breeding colony of African Penguins, before traveling along the coast to Cape Town's city center. Once you arrive in Cape Town's city center, your tour ends.
Accommodation: Own arrangements / Post tour accommodation can be booked through us
Route: Barrydale to Cape Town (via Cape Agulhas & Hermanus)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Included Highlight: Hermanus, Southernmost point, Cape Agulhas, Stony Point Penguin Colony
Onward Travel Plans
Due to circumstances beyond our control while on tour (such as border crossings, traffic, breakdowns and delays, etc), the end time on the last day cannot be guaranteed. Therefore we strongly recommend you stay the night and fly out the next day. Please consult with your booking consultant.
Pre Departure
Important Touring Tips:
- The itinerary is a guide ONLY and is subject to change
- There is a mix of different nationalities, ages and cultures on every tour
- Space in the truck is limited – PLEASE DON'T BRING TOO MUCH LUGGAGE!
- The tours are high adventure tours, so don't expect European Coach tours or lodge safaris
- The tours are often created in a circular route i.e. where one tour ends, another begins
- The rate is the same throughout the year
- Should you be travelling to Kenya. The Kenya government has instituted a Zero Tolerance on usage of All Plastic Bags. On the spot fines (400 USD) are being issued.
What are adventure tours?
These are adventure tours perfect for people who enjoy camping and the outdoors. You get to experience the "real Africa" by camping out at night, sitting around the campfire, taking in beautiful scenery, visiting local shops and getting to know the locals.
What is a typical day?
A typical day on either your camping or accommodated Africa overland tour starts with an early morning wake-up call and a cup of tea or coffee followed by breakfast. Campers pack-up their campsite while comfort travellers check-out of their accommodation and hit the road.
We set off to our next destination travelling through a vast variety of landscapes, making our own new memories with new friends. Each day in Africa offers a new experience from an early morning sunrise hike, quad biking, sky dive or guided nature walk. The options are endless!
We have shorter travel days arriving at our campsite by midday or early afternoon, to enjoy lunch before joining our afternoon activity or simply enjoying a relaxed afternoon at your own pace.
On our longer travel days an early start ensures an earlier arrival at our campsite. We stop off at scenic spots to stretch our legs and take in the scenery, before lunch is enjoyed at a shady spot en-route. A mid- to-late afternoon arrival at our campsite allows us to set up camp, enjoy a beautiful sunset and end the day sitting around the campfire, under the stars.
Our best advice: expect the unexpected as this is Africa! We travel mainly on gravel roads and poorly kept tarmac roads – both setting the pace at which we travel. We do our best to arrive at our next destination, safety is our number one priority and while our overland vehicles are comfortable and spacious, they are not sports cars!
What type of vehicles do we use?
- A custom-built, comfortable, safe and self-sufficient Africa overland truck to withstand the rugged African terrain.
- Various vehicles are used on varying tours, with each offering comfortable seats with ample leg room.
- Each vehicle has large glass windows for uninterrupted views and perfect for game drives.
- Smaller 4×4 land cruiser type vehicles are used for game viewing in the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater, due to the roads being tougher and too narrow for the overland trucks.
- Each overland vehicle includes a passenger safe to safely keep money + passports + flight tickets + credit cards. The keys are kept with your Tour Leader who will advise of safety requirements in place concerning the safe. Who is suited to go on an adventure tour?
- Almost anyone can go on an adventure.
Some level of fitness is required due to accessing the vehicle and spending long days on bumpy roads (can take it out of you). EAST AFRICA TOURS require a more adventurous, fearless attitude and are suited to a younger traveller.
If you are planning to trek with the Mountain Gorillas or climbing Mount Killi you will need to have a higher fitness level.
Camping Tours:
A camping safari is for travellers who want a hands-on experience of Mother Nature. The guide(s) will do most of the work, but you will be required to assist with various tasks such as preparing the food, washing up, cleaning out the truck and setting up the campsite and your tent. If you dream of a lifetime African adventure, embark on a journey with us sleeping under the stars while listening to the sounds of wildlife in the distance.
We offer camping safaris suited to travellers who may prefer to travel in a younger group (aged 18 to 39). Or, you can choose a mixed age group (18 to 60). A camping safari must not be underestimated and will require active participation which means good health and a fair degree of fitness. We have a tour to suit what you have in mind, so please do not hesitate to enquire with us.
During an African camping safari you will stay in large two-man dome canvas tents which are spacious enough for two adults and your luggage. Or, you can opt to have your own tent by including the single supplement (valid on select camping tours).
Your tents are put up and taken down easily – your Tour Leader will show you exactly how to do this and help out when you are unsure. All tents are well-ventilated by means of a tent-door and window, covered with mosquito net. They also include a fly-sheet for the rain.
Most camping safaris include a sleeping mat (please do check with us upon enquiry). You need to bring your own sleeping bag, pillow and towel. All meals are prepared at the truck and you will be required to assist with the preparation.
The African campsites are basic and comfortable and you will be able to upgrade your accommodation at most of the places, but this is subject to availability. Most have warm showers and flushing ablutions, while others may have natural ablutions. Some places visited are bush camps where there are no facilities.
Accommodated Tours:
Accommodated safaris are ideal for travellers who prefer to experience African wildlife and adventure with extra comforts. You are surrounded by vast landscapes and wildlife, curiously roaming at your door-step. It is comfort, without the price tag!
Our accommodated safaris make use of a combination of lodges, hostels, bungalows, chalets, permanent safari camps, hotels and traditional huts. Our properties are ideally located at each destination for an authentic experience with incredible views.
We book Twin rooms if you are travelling with a partner or friend and Single rooms for single travellers (including single supplement). Most of the time we stay in 1-3 star properties with en-suite bathrooms in Southern Africa. In Eastern Africa we offer a combination of en-suite and shared bathrooms. In the case of shared bathrooms, you will be sharing with friends on your tour. Please bring your own towels as these are not always provided.
Select accommodated safaris include a camp assistant to help out with the smaller aspects of your vacation.
The standard of the properties varies along the trip. The Southern Africa properties are much more established than the East Africa accommodation. They vary from basic (but comfortable) to lovely properties. Due to the remote nature of the trips, accommodation choices are limited.
Distances and Road Conditions:
Our tours cover long distances so you can see significant amounts of Africa this means that there will be long days spent on the road often with nothing to look at except vast open plains. You can spend between 350km and 650km a day in the truck so it is important to be prepared.
What will you eat on safari?
Our Africa overland vehicles are fully stocked with dry goods at the start of each tour. We buy fresh produce (fruit and vegetables) almost daily to ensure fresh, good quality and tasty meals. Over the summer months fresh produce is not always available due to the heat and humidity, especially in East Africa and Mozambique – so we may have to skip tomatoes from lunch or opt for rice instead of potatoes at dinner.
Each Africa overland camping and accommodated tour include meals as per the itinerary. Often, we may only include breakfast and lunch, allowing you to enjoy dinner at a local market or restaurant. Drinks such as tea, coffee and fruit juice is included with every meal, but exclude bottle water, beer, soft drinks, alcohol etc. – these can be bought en-route or at your campsite bar.
We do cater for most dietary requirements (allergies, vegetarian, lactose-intolerant). Other requirements (gluten-free) may be more challenging on remote routes (i.e. East Africa) where starch is a stable-food in Africa. Please do speak to us about your dietary requirements and we will advise according to your trip. You will be amazed by the variety of tasty meals prepared on an open-fire!
Almost all your meals are pre-prepared over an open campfire or on the gas stove in your overland vehicle. All cooking equipment such as pots, pans, cutlery and crockery is included for you. Excellent hygiene standards are maintained at all times preparing food and washing up of kitchen equipment. Your guides will provide you with a separate washing up basin to wash hands in warm soapy water before and after each meal.
Our camping tours are limited participation tours, whereby we ask you to help out with daily chores (putting up / taking down tents) and help out your guides at meal times (rinsing, chopping vegetables).
So what are the meals like on tour? We have included a few meal options as a guideline:
Tea/coffee and juice + cereals + bread/toast + fruit. Take 2 fruits and keep one for a mid-morning snack. An occasional cooked breakfast (bacon, pancakes, eggs) is made when you have more time to allow for this (normally when you spend 2 nights at the same destination).
Juice + bread + cheese + cold meats + salads + fruit (make a sandwich for a mid-afternoon snack)
Juice + fresh rolls + green salad (or rice salad or pasta salad) + fruit.
Tea/coffee and juice + chicken curry + rice, grilled or roast chicken + salad + garlic roll, grilled chicken + vegetables + salad, fish braai + salad, steak + veggies, pasta, stir-fry + rice, casserole, braai (barbeque) + salads + jacket potatoes, soup + fresh rolls.
Tea, coffee and cordial drinks are supplied with meals. Soft drinks and alcohol can be purchased along the way.
What about children on tour?
- Due to the nature of overland tours the minimum age limit is 18. Younger travellers (10 to 17) travelling with a parent(s) will be considered on a case-by-case basis depending on the tour, time of travel and tour availability. We do have select tours offering Family Departures, suited for children aged 10 to 17.
- Privately arranged charter tours' age limits will be assessed based on the route and type of tour you choose.
- Please bear in mind that the Gorilla Trekking tours have a minimum age limit of 16 years.
Packing for your tour:
Packing sensibly is essential for your Africa Overland trip. One backpack and one daypack are needed and these can weigh no more than 25kg. A duffel bag is preferable as it will fit into the lockers on the truck, but you can also take a backpack with a compact, flexible, soft shell (without a hard frame). Please do not take suitcases. The airlines implement a 20kg per person limit on international flights for your luggage (your main bag) and a further 5 kg for carry-on luggage (your day bag). A good idea is to include a spare bag for curios that you may purchase, but don't forget to include this in your weight for your trip home. A moneybelt is a useful item for keeping your money safe and hidden.
Take along comfortable, casual and semi-casual "wash & wear" clothes. Cotton is a good material for when it is hot, and fleece for when it gets cold. Pack clothes that don't crease easily as the laundry facilities are limited. Find clothes that can be mixed and matched easily and are colour co-ordinated. A great item of clothing is zip-off pants. These double-up as shorts or trousers and are useful for when the weather changes. Reversible clothes are also very convenient and will help to reduce space in your bag.
Locker Sizes:
- 3-4 short sleeved shirts or T-shirts
- 2 pairs of trousers or 1 pair and 1 skirt – try not to pack jeans as they take a long time to dry
- ¾ pants
- Warm sweater or fleece top
- 1-2 pairs of shorts
- Tracksuit pants
- Light sweater or sweatshirt (can also be used as an additional pillow)
- Warm fleece top
- Underwear and socks
- Hat/peak cap/bandana
- Gloves
- Scarves
- Water/wind-proof jacket
- Boots or sturdy trainers
- Swimsuit
- Sunglasses
- Beach towel and/or sarong
- Sandals or thongs (need to be waterproof if you want to go white-water rafting)
- Personal toiletries
- No electric shavers
- Hand sanitiser/wipes (waterless sanitisers are convenient)
- Baby wipes/wet wipes
- Tissues
- Moisturiser
- Face wash
- Facecloth
- Pyjamas
- Travel pillow
- Spare pillowcase
- Sleeping Bag
- Fleece blanket
Medication/first aid kit:
- Prescription medication
- Anti-histamine cream or tablets
- Antiseptic cream
- Sunscreen (high factor) and lip balm
- Water purifying tablets
- Pain killers
- Eye drops
- Diarrhoea medication
- Moisturiser
- Dehydration salts
- Elastoplasts/band aids
- Insect repellent (Malaria is a big problem in Africa, so the more protection the better)
- Sterile dressings
- Water bottle
- Book (you can swap with the rest of the group)
- Extra memory/film for your camera (remember to set at the highest resolution as you might want to enlarge the pictures)
- Head torch
- Pens
- Zip-lock bags (medium sized for cameras, snacks, trash etc.)
- Extra batteries
- Travel power strip (a compact three-plug unit that includes two USB connections. With just one wall plug you can charge five gadgets). Buy on Amazon and it will help to reduce space in your bag
- Watch
- Biodegradable laundry detergent
- Vaccination certificates for some areas
- Cash
- Small scrubbing brush
- A padlock for your luggage locker in the truck
- The power plugs in SA have 3 round pins. East Africa has British power plugs
- There will be washing facilities at most campsites which you can make use of.
- Please remember to bring some environmentally friendly washing powder or detergent.
- We suggest you take along crease-free clothing as the facilities available for ironing are limited.
Safety on Game Drives:
- When on safari be as quiet as possible at all times and don't make any sudden movements, this will ensure you don't disturb the animals and get the most out of your game drive.
- Do not jump off the truck at any time.
Accommodation (Pre-Tour):
- It is highly recommended to arrive a day before your tour starts so that you do not miss out on the pre-departure meeting as it covers important information you need to know for your trip.
- We do advise letting us know as soon as possible in order for us to make the best hotel reservation for you.
- Post accommodation can be very easily arranged.
Personal Health:
- Ensure that the guides know of your medical conditions!!!
- Let them know how you are feeling.
- AIDS is an enormous problem in Africa so please be careful and practical, condoms are cheap and freely available.
- A First Aid Kit is available on the truck for any emergencies.
- Please ensure you seek medical advice from your travel doctor before visiting Africa.
- You should consult your travel doctor or travel clinic for the latest requirements for Hepatitis A (Havrax), Yellow Fever, Tetanus Booster Shot, Rabies.
- If you are entering a Yellow Fever infected area, you will be required to have a vaccination which can be done at Travel Clinics.
- Obtain an international Certificate of Vaccination with a valid stamp.
- Yellow Fever – Valid for 10 years and mandatory for most African countries. It is compulsory to produce a yellow fever certificate when entering Kenya, Zanzibar and Malawi and for taking part in the Gorilla Trek. Failure to present this may result in entry being refused.
- We also recommend that you ask your doctor about: Typhoid, Tetanus, Hepatitis, Meningitis, Polio, Hepatitis A&B, Cholera.
- Tents have mosquito nets in the vents and it is not generally necessary to bring a separate mosquito net unless you plan to sleep outside, under the stars (in which case you are recommended to bring one).
- Malaria is transmitted by mosquitoes and is more prevalent in areas where there are high concentrations.
- Malaria is a serious problem in Africa, but if you are cautious and use mosquito repellent and take your malaria tablets you will be safe.
Main points to keep in mind about malaria:
o Cover your skin with long shirts, pants and socks as most mosquito bites occur below the knee.
o Make sure your mosquito net is tightly closed and doesn't have any holes in it.
o Use an effective prophylactic and speak to your doctor about options for anti-malarial tablets.
o Always cover yourself with mosquito repellent, especially at sunset.
o Please know that malaria can be cured.
- Dehydration is a common ailment on tour.
- You should be drinking a minimum of 2 litres of water per day.
- It is preferable to drinking bottled water to avoid diarrhoea, but your guide will advise you as to whether you can drink the water or not.
How others can reach you:
- The easiest option to keep in touch with your loved ones at home is to buy a SIM card of the respective country you are travelling in.
- You are not permitted to take photographs at the border crossing, bridges, government buildings and military institutions.
- No photographs of the army or police are allowed.
- Some tribes do not allow their pictures to be taken so please ask your guides before photographing whether it is permissible or not.
- A fee may have to be paid for photographing the local people.
Crew and Guides
Tour Crew:
Your tour crew are people with a heart of gold and love living in Africa! With an in-depth knowledge of the local culture, history and wildlife, your crew are committed to ensuring a memorable African overland tour, 24/7.
- Most overland tours include two crew members (Driver and Tour Leader) working as a team managing tour finances, planning activities, preparing meals and ensure you safely experience Africa.
- Our larger group overland tours (maximum 26 to 30) include a third crew member (Camp Assistant or Cook or Translator – tour depending).
- A pre-departure meeting is held the day before your tour, where tour crew will brief you on the nature of your tour and what to expect. At this point they would also collect any local payments needed for your tour.
- We have a selection of shorter small group tours including one crew member, responsible for driving and tour management. It is perfect for an exclusive, personalised African experience.
The Guides:
- All overland guides and crew undergo extensive training courses, lectures and field instruction on an on-going basis. Specialised guides are contracted for special interest tours (including school and University group tours) or language tours (Spanish and German) or private overland tours (on request).
- Although overland guides are trained and qualified, remember they are still human. The nature of their work and duration of overland tours, places an enormous demand on them and can be taxing at times. Please treat them with respect and enjoy getting to know them. They are great people!
Climate and Weather Conditions:
- The weather in Africa can be unpredictable and extreme so be prepared for this.
- You can find out the type of weather to expect on your tour from your consultant.
- Always wear sunscreen from October to April.
- Temperatures can drop to below zero from June to September.
- It does rain in Africa!
Street Vendors:
- Like with any 3rd world country you will encounter informal vendors offering you better rates than the banks. We suggest you don't work with them for security reasons.
- Please do not display your foreign currency in public.
- A valid passport is required for all international travel.
- Having all the necessary documentation for your trip is your own responsibility therefore you need to find out by your travel agent what the essential documents for the trip are in order to avoid any complications on tour.
- Passports must be valid for at least 6 months after returning from your trip.
- In certain cases foreign passport holders require entry, re-entry or departure permits and/or visas to enter a country.
- Have enough pages for all visas, at least 2 pages free for every country visiting – the Border Security is strict with this rule.
- A copy of your passport should be given to your guides for safety reasons.
- Avoid using more than one passport to avoid visa payments when travelling.
- Please note that visas are the responsibility of the traveller and African Overland Tours will not be held responsible for the traveller being denied entry should they not be in the possession of the relevant visas.
- Ensure you have a valid onward/return ticket to leave the country when the tour ends, otherwise you need sufficient funds in your bank account.
- Visiting the Okavango Delta, you may need a double entry visa for Namibia and or Botswana.
- Botswana Tourism Levy: As of 1 June 2017, Botswana has implemented a tourism levy of US$ 30 per person to be paid in US Dollars cash once you enter.
Medical Insurance:
- Compulsory! No one will be allowed on a trip if you don't have this. It is for your safety should anything happen while on tour (especially when in a remote location).
Travel Insurance:
- It is compulsory to have comprehensive adventure travel insurance, on all overland tours. We require your travel insurance details upon booking your vacation, to include on the passenger list.
- Most travel insurance policies do not include cover for adrenaline sports and adventure activities. These include white-water rafting, sky diving and bungee jumping. So double check your policy inclusions.
- WorldNomads Insurance offer adventure travel insurance and, most importantly, cancellation insurance. We strongly recommend your travel insurance includes cancellation and curtailment insurance. The majority of tour departures are guaranteed (confirmed to depart) but in the unlikely event of a tour departure being cancelled, you would be protected.
- In the case of credit card insurance, we recommend you check the fine print to ensure you have adequate cover as credit card companies offer a standard option. Sometimes, just for a simple problem, you may have to be airlifted to South Africa as many public hospitals in Africa are below western standards.
- If you choose to use your credit card insurance, you will need to call your bank to obtain your policy details. This is how:
• Phone your bank
• Give them your Bank Card Number
• They will ask you to verify your account
• Then you need to ask for the insurance company name
• Then you need to ask for the policy number
• Remember to keep the telephone number you dialled
Single Supplements:
A single supplement is an additional charge you will pay for your own room. Single supplements are optional on camping tours, but compulsory on accommodated tours if you are a single traveller. Single supplements do not cover Activity Packages.
Optional Activities:
Optional activities are not included in the tour price because not everybody wishes to do them. Sometimes the activities are not available due to time, season or weather conditions.
What is a Local Payment?
- A number of adventure overland tours are made up of a Tour Price + Local Payment.
- The Tour Price is pre-paid to secure your tour seat and include operational costs associated with each tour, such as; guide salaries, fuel, vehicle servicing, maintenance, road tolls and taxes.
- The Local Payment is a portion of your overall tour cost paid on the morning of tour departure, in either US Dollars cash or ZA Rand cash (tour depending). It includes "on tour" expenses which cannot ordinarily be pre-paid such as: food, camping, national park entry, included activities.
Activity Package:
- A selection of tours are made up of a Tour Price + Optional Activity Package.
- The Tour Price is pre-paid to secure your tour seat and include operational costs associated with each tour, such as; food, camping (or accommodation), national park fees, guide salaries, fuel, vehicle servicing, maintenance, road tolls and taxes.
- The Optional Activity Package combine the popular activities available on the tour, giving you the option to pre-pay this package (and so carry less cash while travelling) or; you can pay it on the morning of departure to your Tour Guide in ZA Rand cash.
- Activity packages are optional 98% of the time and covers what we consider to be 'essential activities' on the tours.
- It is more convenient to pay these upon your arrival or on the first day of the tour.
- If you do not pre-book a particular activity it may not be available and you may be disappointed.
Money Matters:
- Your spending money, visas and optional activities needs to consist of a combination of Cash and Traveller Cheques in the currency quoted (tour specific). Credit cards are only accepted at some places (mostly larger cities) and throughout South Africa.
- Visa cards are not accepted in East Africa.
- In Southern and East Africa, additional credit card surcharges from 5% to 8% may be charged when using your card. It is best to use it only in case of emergency.
- US Dollars, GB Sterling, Euro and select international currencies are used within Africa, with US Dollar being the most popular. You will find food, taxi, accommodation and optional activity prices are all quoted in US Dollars.
- US Dollars cash notes must be issued POST 2005. No notes pre-dated are accepted due to fraudulent notes rife in East Africa. You can pre-order US Cash notes from your local bank or foreign exchange office prior to arriving in Africa.
- It is best to bring a combination of larger denominations (USD100 and USD50) to pay for your Local Payment and smaller denominations (USD50, USD20, USD10 and USD5) for spending money, visas and optional activities.
- ATMs are found throughout South Africa and other major towns and cities through Africa. However, you may not have access to an ATM for a few days, or they may be out of order. Please note that when drawing money from a local ATM, you will receive local currency. In Zimbabwe the ATM's limit the amount of USD that can be withdrawn (it ranges from 50USD – 200USD a day).
- ZAR is mostly used in South Africa and Namibia. We recommend USD for Botswana, Mozambique, Livingstone and Victoria Falls area.
Credit Cards:
- Most of the major Southern and East African cities do have credit card facilities available however they may charge you a surcharge to use the facility.
- Visa and Mastercard are the two most widely used accepted credit cards in Africa, while Diners or American Express may not always be accepted.
Banking facilities:
- There are full banking facilities in the major towns based on weekly business hours. Here you can change money and withdraw cash from a credit card. Visa and Master Card are preferential, as other cards may not be widely accepted.
- It is recommended to tip for various activities on tour – we suggest a tip of 1-3 Euro (or whichever local currency is acceptable) per client, per half day activity.
- Tipping your tour leader is also highly recommended as he / she works really hard to ensure you have the best experience on your tour. A tip of 2-5 Euros per client per day is a reasonable fair.
- The amounts quoted above are only guidelines for the clients.
Departure Tax:
- Various countries require you to pay an Airport Departure Tax (Zimbabwe is one) when departing on an international flight.
- Varies from US$10 – US$60 depending on the departure time.
- The truck has a safe for passports, money, credit cards and flight tickets only!
- Keep your cameras, cell phones, iPad's and other digital equipment close to you at all times (preferably in your day pack) as the operator will not be held responsible for anything that goes missing.
- Leave your valuables at home!
- Be vigilant and cautious at all times.
- Always walk in a group, especially at night.
- It is advisable to have travel insurance for your personal items.
Quality and Protection:
- We are proudly bonded SATSA members. Our membership number is 1712.
- We are also insured by SATIB.
- SATSA is the Southern Africa Tourism Services Association and offers protection to international travellers against the possible loss of deposits (or monies paid) to a SATSA member (tour operator, car rental company, accommodation provider etc.), in case of liquidation. It is underwritten by Lombard Insurance and Lloyds of London.
- SATSA is the driving force behind improving standards of tourism in South Africa, as offered by its various members (tour operators, car rental companies, accommodation provider etc.).
- "Should a SATSA member who is a South African tourism business operation, run into financial problems, the bonding scheme allows the client to claim back their deposit without having to prove in a court or to the liquidator whom or what was paid, but simply to produce the relevant documentation to SATSA." – Michael Tatalias, CEO SATSA.
- Satsa Bonding Offers financial protection on all monies paid.
Quick Checklist
- Make sure your vaccination requirements have been done at least 4 weeks prior to your tour.
- Remember to make sure your VISA is valid for you to go on tour.
- Remember to reconfirm your flights. Airlines vary in their requirements but we suggest you reconfirm 48 – 72 hours before your departure homebound.
- Remember to take your passport, vaccination certificate and flight tickets with you (a photocopy of these is a good idea).
- Remember to take a copy of your insurance policy with you.
- Remember to take your travel voucher to give to your crew at your pre-departure meeting.
- Remember to take your Adventure Pass in US $ cash (unless pre-paid).
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How does this medication work? What will it do for me?
Donepezil belongs to the class of medications called cholinesterase inhibitors. It works to increase the level of the chemical messenger acetylcholine in the brain, which may help relieve the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease.
This medication is used for the treatment of symptoms for people with mild-to-severe Alzheimer's disease. Donepezil does not cure Alzheimer's disease. It works in the brain to improve thinking, memory, attention, and the ability to do simple tasks.
This medication may be available under multiple brand names and/or in several different forms. Any specific brand name of this medication may not be available in all of the forms or approved for all of the conditions discussed here. As well, some forms of this medication may not be used for all of the conditions discussed here.
Your doctor may have suggested this medication for conditions other than those listed in these drug information articles. If you have not discussed this with your doctor or are not sure why you are taking this medication, speak to your doctor. Do not stop taking this medication without consulting your doctor.
Do not give this medication to anyone else, even if they have the same symptoms as you do. It can be harmful for people to take this medication if their doctor has not prescribed it.
How should I use this medication?
The recommended initial dose of donepezil is 5 mg once daily. If the response is not adequate after 4 to 6 weeks, your doctor may increase the dose to 10 mg daily, which is the recommended maximum daily dose. For senior women with a low body weight, it is recommended that the dose of donepezil not exceed 5 mg daily. Donepezil can be taken with or without food at the same time every day, in the morning or evening.
The tablet should be swallowed whole with water. The rapidly disintegrating tablet should be placed on the tongue and allowed to dissolve before swallowing with water.
Many things can affect the dose of medication that a person needs, such as body weight, other medical conditions, and other medications. If your doctor has recommended a dose different from the ones listed here, do not change the way that you are taking the medication without consulting your doctor.
It is important that this medication be taken on a regular schedule as prescribed by your doctor. If you miss a dose, take it as soon as possible and continue with your regular schedule. If it is almost time for your next dose, skip the missed dose and continue with your regular dosing schedule. Do not take a double dose to make up for a missed one. If you are not sure what to do after missing a dose, contact your doctor or pharmacist for advice.
Store this medication at room temperature, protect it from light and moisture, and keep it out of the reach of children.
Do not dispose of medications in wastewater (e.g. down the sink or in the toilet) or in household garbage. Ask your pharmacist how to dispose of medications that are no longer needed or have expired.
What form(s) does this medication come in?
5 mg
Each white, round, biconvex, film-coated tablet debossed with "5" on one side and "DO" on the other side contains 5 mg donepezil hydrochloride. Nonmedicinal ingredients: lactose monohydrate, maize starch, microcrystalline cellulose, hypromellose, and magnesium stearate. Film coating: talc, polyethylene glycol, hypromellose, and titanium dioxide.
10 mg
Each yellow, round, biconvex, film-coated tablet debossed with "10" on one side and "DO" on the other side contains 10 mg donepezil hydrochloride. Nonmedicinal ingredients: lactose monohydrate, maize starch, microcrystalline cellulose, hypromellose, and magnesium stearate. Film coating: talc, polyethylene glycol, hypromellose, titanium dioxide, and iron oxide yellow.
Who should NOT take this medication?
Do not take donepezil if you:
- are allergic to donepezil or any ingredients of the medication
- are allergic to piperidine-type medications (e.g., rifabutin, methylphenidate, bupivacaine, paroxetine)
What side effects are possible with this medication?
Many medications can cause side effects. A side effect is an unwanted response to a medication when it is taken in normal doses. Side effects can be mild or severe, temporary or permanent.
The side effects listed below are not experienced by everyone who takes this medication. If you are concerned about side effects, discuss the risks and benefits of this medication with your doctor.
The following side effects have been reported by at least 1% of people taking this medication. Many of these side effects can be managed, and some may go away on their own over time.
Contact your doctor if you experience these side effects and they are severe or bothersome. Your pharmacist may be able to advise you on managing side effects.
- diarrhea
- loss of appetite
- muscle cramps
- nausea
- trouble sleeping
- unusual bleeding or bruising
- unusual tiredness or weakness
- vomiting
Although most of the side effects listed below don't happen very often, they could lead to serious problems if you do not check with your doctor or seek medical attention.
Check with your doctor as soon as possible if any of the following side effects occur:
- fainting
- mood or mental changes, including abnormal crying, aggression, agitation, delusions, irritability, nervousness, or restlessness
- signs of muscle damage (e.g., muscle pain, tenderness or weakness, or brown or discoloured urine), especially if you also have a fever or a general feeling of being unwell
Stop taking the medication and seek immediate medical attention if any of the following occur:
- signs of bleeding in the stomach (e.g., bloody, black, or tarry stools, spitting up of blood, vomiting blood or material that looks like coffee grounds)
- symptoms of neuroleptic malignant syndrome (e.g., muscle pain, tenderness or weakness, or joint pain accompanied by a fever or very dark urine)
Some people may experience side effects other than those listed. Check with your doctor if you notice any symptom that worries you while you are taking this medication.
Are there any other precautions or warnings for this medication?
Before you begin using a medication, be sure to inform your doctor of any medical conditions or allergies you may have, any medications you are taking, whether you are pregnant or breast-feeding, and any other significant facts about your health. These factors may affect how you should use this medication.
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Health Canada has issued new restrictions concerning the use of Aricept (donepezil). To read the full Health Canada Advisory, visit Health Canada's web site at www.hc-sc.gc.ca.
Asthma and lung conditions: If you have lung conditions such as asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, discuss with your doctor how this medication may affect your medical condition, and whether any special monitoring is needed. Donepezil could cause symptoms of these conditions to worsen.
Chronic illness: In general, people with chronic medical conditions should be cautious when taking donepezil because of the increased risk of side effects. The benefits of taking the medication must be carefully weighed against the risks.
Epilepsy: There is a possibility that donepezil may increase the risk of seizures for susceptible people. If you have a history of seizure disorder, speak to your doctor about the risks and benefits of taking donepezil.
Heart disease: If you have heart disease such as active coronary artery disease or congestive heart failure, discuss with your doctor how this medication may affect your medical condition, how your medical condition may affect the dosing and effectiveness of this medication, and whether any special monitoring is needed. Donepezil has the potential to slow the heart rate. People with cardiac conduction abnormalities (e.g., heart rhythm problems such as sick sinus syndrome) should not take donepezil.
Liver function: Liver disease or reduced liver function may cause this medication to build up in the body, causing side effects. If you have liver problems, discuss with your doctor how this medication may affect your medical condition, how your medical condition may affect the dosing and effectiveness of this medication, and whether any special monitoring is needed.
Muscle effects: In rare cases, serious muscle damage has been associated with the use of donepezil. Report any unexplained muscle pain, tenderness, weakness or cramps, or any brown or discoloured urine to your doctor immediately, particularly if you are also experiencing malaise (a general feeling of being unwell) or fever.
Neuroleptic malignant syndrome (NMS): Donepezil, can rarely cause a potentially fatal syndrome known as neuroleptic malignant syndrome (NMS). If you notice the symptoms of NMS, get immediate medical attention. Symptoms include high fever, muscle stiffness, confusion or loss of consciousness, sweating, racing or irregular heartbeat, and fainting.
Stomach problems: Donepezil has the potential to cause an increase in the amount of acid that the stomach produces. If you have a history of ulcers or are at increased risk of developing stomach ulcers, discuss with your doctor how this medication may affect your medical condition, how your medical condition may affect the dosing and effectiveness of this medication, and whether any special monitoring is needed.
Pregnancy: The safety of donepezil for use during pregnancy has not been established. This medication should not be used during pregnancy unless the benefits outweigh the risks. If you become pregnant while taking this medication, contact your doctor immediately.
Breast-feeding: It is not known if donepezil passes into breast milk. If you are a breast-feeding mother and are taking this medication, it may affect your baby. Talk to your doctor about whether you should continue breast-feeding.
Children: The safety and effectiveness of using this medication have not been established for children.
What other drugs could interact with this medication?
There may be an interaction between donepezil and any of the following:
If you are taking any of these medications, speak with your doctor or pharmacist. Depending on your specific circumstances, your doctor may want you to:
- stop taking one of the medications,
- change one of the medications to another,
- change how you are taking one or both of the medications, or
- leave everything as is.
An interaction between two medications does not always mean that you must stop taking one of them. Speak to your doctor about how any drug interactions are being managed or should be managed.
Medications other than those listed above may interact with this medication. Tell your doctor or prescriber about all prescription, over-the-counter (non-prescription), and herbal medications you are taking. Also tell them about any supplements you take. Since caffeine, alcohol, the nicotine from cigarettes, or street drugs can affect the action of many medications, you should let your prescriber know if you use them.
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Laryngeal (Voice Box) Cancer
Laryngeal cancer is not as well known by the general public as some other types of cancer, yet it is not a rare disease. The American Cancer Society estimates that in 2005 almost 10,000 new cases of laryngeal cancer will be diagnosed, and close to 3,800 people will die from laryngeal cancer in the United States. Even for survivors, the consequences of laryngeal cancer can be severe with respect to voice, breathing, or swallowing. It is fundamentally a preventable disease though, since the primary risk factors for laryngeal cancer are associated with modifiable behaviors.
Risk Factors Associated With Laryngeal Cancer
Development of laryngeal cancer is a process that involves many factors, but approximately 90 percent of head and neck cancers occur after exposure to known carcinogens (cancer causing substances). Chief among these factors is tobacco. Over 90 percent of laryngeal cancers are a type of cancer called squamous cell carcinoma (SCCA), and over 95 percent of patients with laryngeal SCCA are smokers. Smoking contributes to cancer development by causing mutations or changes in genes, impairing clearance of carcinogens from the respiratory tract, and decreasing the body's immune response.
Tobacco use is measured in pack-years, where one pack per day for one year is considered one pack-year. Two pack-years is defined as either one pack per day for two years, or two packs per day for one year (Longer terms of pack years are determined using a similar ratio.) Depending upon the number of pack-years smoked, studies have reported that smokers are about 5 to 35 times more likely to develop laryngeal cancer than non-smokers. It does seem that the duration of tobacco exposure is probably more important overall to cancer causing effect, than the intensity of the exposure.
Alcohol is another important risk factor for laryngeal cancer, and acts as a promoter of the cancer causing process. The major clinical significance of alcohol is that it potentiates the effects of tobacco. Magnitude of this effect is between an additive and a multiplicative one. That is, people who smoke and drink alcohol have a combined risk that is greater than the sum of the individual risks. The American Cancer Society recommends that those who drink alcoholic beverages should limit the amount of alcohol they consume, with one drink per day considered a limited alcohol exposure.
Other risk factors for laryngeal cancer include certain viruses, such as human papilloma virus (HPV), and likely acid reflux. Vitamin A and beta-carotene may play a protective role.
Signs and Symptoms of Laryngeal Cancer
Signs and symptoms of laryngeal cancer include: progressive or persistent hoarseness, difficulty swallowing, persistent sore throat or pain with swallowing, difficulty breathing, pain in the ear, or a lump in the neck. Anyone with these signs or symptoms should be evaluated by an Otolaryngologist (Ear, Nose and Throat Doctor). This is particularly important for people with risk factors for laryngeal cancer.
Treatment of Laryngeal Cancer
The primary treatment options for laryngeal cancer include surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, or a combination of these treatments. Remember that this is a preventable disease in the vast majority of cases, because the main risk factors are associated with modifiable behaviors. Do not smoke and do not abuse alcohol!


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McDonald's Shift Manager in WINTERSET, Iowa
This job posting is for a position in a restaurant owned and operated by an independent franchisee and not McDonald's USA. This franchisee owns a license to use McDonald's logos and food products, for example, when running the restaurant. However, this franchisee is a separate company and a separate employer from McDonald's USA. If you are hired for the job described in this posting, the franchisee will be your employer, not McDonald's USA. Only the franchisee is responsible for employment matters at the restaurant, including hiring, firing, discipline, supervisions, staffing, and scheduling employees. McDonald's USA has no control over employment matters at the restaurant. McDonald's USA will not receive a copy of your employment application and it will have no involvement in any employment decisions, including whether you receive an interview for the job or whether you are hired.
McDonald's Works for Me.
I'm going places. I want a satisfying career with good benefits and great opportunities for advancement. I have a lot to offer and I want to grow.
The Job for Me – Get a job that inspires your best and moves you forward. Choose your hours. Pursue your education. Build your skills and be yourself.
The Team for Me – Our people want to say YES — to working with energy and purpose, finding new talent, providing coaching and direction, honing their leadership skills, and helping to run a business that serves up delicious food and feel-good moments. Does this sound like you? You'll fit right in.
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Managers lead shifts every week, making sure customers get a fast, accurate, friendly experience every visit. A Shift Manager provides leadership to crew and other managers during a shift to ensure great Quality, Service and Cleanliness to customers.
Shift Managers perform a variety of tasks, which may include planning for each shift, monitoring performance during the shift, taking action to ensure the team is meeting McDonald's standards, monitoring safety, security, and profitability, and communicating with the next Shift Manager to help prepare him/her to run a great shift, too. Shift Managers may also be responsible for meeting targets during their shifts and for helping their assigned Departments meet their goals.
As a Shift Manager, you may be responsible for:
•Food Safety
•Internal Communication
•Inventory Management
•Daily Maintenance and Cleanliness
•Managing Crew
•Quality Food Production
•Exceptional Customer Service
•Safety and Security
Previous leadership experience is preferred, ideally within a restaurant, retail or hospitality environment. We're looking for positive team players with a flexible schedule who like to have fun, with the passion to work the famously fast paced McDonald's environment. You must be 18 years or older to be a manager in our corporate owned and operated restaurants.
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Along with competitive pay, a Shift Manager at a McDonald's Corporate owned restaurant is eligible for incredible benefits including:
•15-25 days paid vacation
•10 paid holidays and 8-week sabbatical every 10 years
•Education through Archways to Opportunity including opportunities to earn a High School degree, college tuition assistance and English classes as a second language
•Medical, dental and vision coverage
•Pre-tax flexible spending accounts
•Short- and Long-Term Disability, life and accident insurance
•Paid Leaves of Absence
•Service awards
•Employee Resource Connection
•Adoption Assistance
•Matching gifts program
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French President Francois Hollande says that for now, France intends to go through with a deal to build two warships for the Russian navy. The first of the Mistral-class assault vessels is supposed to be delivered in October.
The $1.6 billion deal is the biggest sale to Russia ever by a NATO country. And three years ago, when the contract was signed, French officials hailed it as a sign that Moscow should be considered a partner, not an enemy. Still, there were critics among NATO allies even then.
Today, in light of Russia's actions in Ukraine, the warship sale is hugely controversial — even in France.
The French foreign minister is in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday and might face pressure to suspend the sale.
And when asked on a radio talk show recently whether France should suspend the sale, parliament member Bruno Le Maire responded: "Absolutely."
"It's the only way to show Vladimir Putin we're serious," he said. "Putin is playing on Europe's divisions and hesitations."
Le Maire did not want to speak to NPR. Neither did several other politicians approached for interviews.
That's because it's a sensitive issue, says Etienne de Durand, a defense expert at the French Institute for International Relations.
"[There's] a lot of money involved, possibly also jobs at stake, so of course it's a sensitive issue," he says.
De Durand says the warships are an easy target for critics because they're so visible. But there are other European countries with more at stake in Russia than France, he says: Germany because of the industrial and energy links; Britain because of all the Russian money that London manages.
One of the ships is named the Vladivostok, after the far eastern Russian city. The other ship is the Sevastopol — which is the port and naval base in Crimea, which Russia just annexed from Ukraine.
These helicopter assault ships can serve as hospitals or military command centers, with the capacity to carry 16 attack helicopters, 40 tanks and up to 600 troops.
Economics Vs. Moral Responsibility
At the Georgian Embassy in Paris, Ambassador Ecaterine Siradze-Delaunay says the events in Ukraine remind her of what happened in her country six years ago.
"It is absolutely like déjà vu because the feelings all Georgians had, including myself, when we saw what was happening in Ukraine, 2008 came back immediately," she says.
In 2008, the Russian army went into its southern neighbor, Georgia, occupying the regions of South Ossetia and Abkhazia. The Kremlin claimed it was protecting the rights of ethnic Russians. Later the commander of the Russian navy said his country would have won the Georgian war much faster if it had had the French warships.
Siradze-Delaunay is diplomatic about whether she thinks France should suspend the deal. She says she understands the economic repercussions, but that there is a "moral responsibility" when facilitating a country that occupies other countries' territories.
Though France is not including advanced command and control systems on Russia's ships, some analysts say the boats will change the power equation in the Black and Baltic seas.
Analyst de Durand disagrees. He says Russia could build the ships on its own, although it would take longer and cost more. But he says the whole discussion about the warships brings up the question of whether military deals can still be done with Russia at all.
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Control Terminals
Digital Inputs:
- 1 Run/Stop
- 3 Programmable [4 for 15HP (11kW) models and higher]
Digital Outputs:
- 1 Form A relay
- 1 Open Collector
Analog Inputs:
- 1 voltage (0-10VDC)
- 1 current (4-20mA)
Analog Output:
- 1 voltage (0-10VDC)
Power Supplies:
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Communication Modules: With plug-in communication modules, the SMVector is easily integrated into any one of today's most commonly used industrial networks. Whether the application is to automate a single machine or an entire facility, the SMVector is fully equipped to make the process a snap. Available Communications Modules are:
» Modbus / RS485 (standard on 15HP (11kw) models and higher)
» DeviceNet
» CANopen
» EtherNet/IP
» Additional Form-C relay output
» Additional I/O module with 1 Form-C relay and 2 digital inputs
Speed Potentiometer: A speed potentiometer is a preferred operator interface in some applications than up and down push buttons. For these situations, an option terminal cover replacement for NEMA 4X drives (with or without disconnect) is available that integrates a speed potentiometer, knob and dial.
Remote Keypad: Simple 4 wire connection between the SMVector drive and the remote keypad provides for drive operation (start, stop, direction and speed) and programming. Includes 4 digit LED display. Measures only 3.4in (H) x2.2 in (W). Includes gasketing to meet up to NEMA 4X rated environments.
Dynamic Braking: Packaged Dynamic brake option includes control and resistors in an easy to implement solution for fast stopping or deceleration requirements.
Designed for use with 575VAC Motors.
This Lenze drive is a Build To Order product and factory lead times are approximately 6-8 weeks after receipt of order. For exact lead times or other interchangeable products please contact our sales team for particulars.
LENZE SMVector Series NEMA4X IP65 Frequency Inverters can be used with 3-phase AC induction motors. Programmable digital and analog I/O allow the drive to be configured for many application specific tasks such as multiple preset speeds, electronic braking and motor jogging to name a few. Like all Lenze - AC Tech sub-micro drives, the SMVector uses EPM memory technology for fast and efficient programming.


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