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Big 5 (min 5 nights) and Plains Game Hunts:
Daily tariff for 1 hunter, 1 professional hunter: $450 per hunter per day.
Daily tariff for 2 hunters, 1 professional hunter: $350 per hunter per day
Non Hunting observer: $150 per person per day.
Junior hunters U/16 Free 1x junior per hunting client on 1:1 rate, sharing one guide
Accommodation, bedding, towels, laundry services and camp attendants.
All meals and snacks, soft drinks and fruit juices.
Professional Hunter, vehicles and trackers.
Field preparation of trophies (salting and drying).
Delivery of trophies to local taxidermist.
Government License fees except for Rhino and Giraffe.
Trophy fees of animals bagged or wounded.
All hotel accommodation before and after the safari.
Packing, dipping and shipping of trophies by taxidermists.
All flights, road transport between hunting destinations as well as airport to camps.
Excursions e.g. Game Parks, day trips, taxidermy visits and fishing charters.
Medical expenses, liquor, beer and wines
Gratuities to staff
Rifle hire: $60 per day. Ammo: $80 per box, .375 and up $100 per box or part thereof.
15% Value added tax on all services except trophy fees.
All prices are quoted in US DOLLARS.
To confirm a booking, 50% of the daily rate for every day booked is required.
Payment can only be affected in cash or electronic transfers.
Unless a safari is re booked, there will unfortunately be no refund on cancellations.
Before the commencement of the safari, clients are required to sign a safari contract, and indemnity forms.
Costs incurred during the safari, including trophies, are payable on completion of safaris.
Prices are subject to change without notice.
Safari days are calculated by nights booked on safari and not nights stayed or hunted.
Days between hunting concessions will be considered hunting days, as well as the day of arrival in camp.
Extra expenses eg.hotels, excursions, dinners, takeaways are for clients account.
There could be a charge for transportation between provinces and concessions.
Harloo Safaris can only refer to a taxidermist. We cannot be held responsible for taxidermy defects, or the time involved in finishing the work.
When it comes to wounded animals that are priced on a horn length scale, the price of the larger animal will be charged unless the horns are found and can be measured.
