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| Rovos Rail | MSCOpera | ItemsIncluded | * Food while onboard * Laundry service | * Gourmet Snacks * Spa package | ItemsNotIncluded | * Alcoholic beverages * Border Fees | * Alcoholic beverages * Harbour fees | FormsOfPaymentOnboard | * Cash (ZAR) * Debit cards | * Cash (US dollar) * Personalized ID cruise card | CurrencyOnboard | * South African Rand (R) | * US Dollar $ * Euro | Cost of eachPackage | * R23 400.00 | * R 10 918 | Dress code | * Day : Smart Casual * Evening : Formal | * Day : Casual * Evening : Semi Formal |
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Tour Plan Day & Dates | Transport | Accommodation | Activities | D1 – Wednesday9 January 2013 | Chartered car | Protea HotelJHB | JHB zoo &Game Drive | D2 – Thursday10 January 2013 | Rovos Rail | Rovos Rail-Suite | Lounge Cart &scenery from Observation Cart | D3 – Friday11 January 2013 | Rovos Rail | Rovos Rail-Suite | Bygone era – Formal Dance | D4 – Saturday12 January 2013 | Rovos Rail | Victoria Falls Hotel | Dinner under candle light | D5 – Sunday13 January 2013 | Chartered Bus | Victoria Falls Hotel | Elephant safaris& River Cruise | D6 – Monday14 January 2013 | Chartered Bus | Victoria Falls Hotel | Whitewater Rafting & night gamedrive | D7 – Tuesday15 January 2013 | Chartered Bus | Victoria Falls Hotel | Zipline & Helicopter tour | D8 – Wednesday16 January 2013 | Aeroplane & chartered car | Protea Hotel Durban | First Class Flight | D9 – Thursday17 January 2013 | Chartered car | Protea Hotel Durban | Shopping in Gateway mall / beach | D10 – Friday18 January 2013 | MSC Opera | Balcony Suite | Theatre productions | D11 – Saturday19 January 2013 | MSC Opera & Bus | Balcony Suite | Private Dinner & movie theatre | D12 – Sunday20 January 2013 | MSC Opera | Balcony Suite | Dancing and Dolphin watching | D13 – Monday21 January 2013 | MSC Opera | Balcony Suite | Sea
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