DISCOVER UGANDA

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D I S C O V E R U G A N D A |   T H E U L T I M A T E T R A V E L G U I D E

Hey there!Firstly, on behalf of everybody at Bamboo, I would like to offer you our thanks for choosing to

experience this incredible part of the world with us. We guarantee you an amazing time and

we’re all very much looking forward to meeting you in Uganda soon.

 

I imagine that right now you’re very excited about your upcoming adventure and this little guide

has been put together to help you understand more about what will be happening, what to

expect, how to plan and more. We guarantee your time with us will be unforgettable from start

to end.

 

Bamboo is growing as our style of 'travel' has proven to be the 'way' to travel. You are now a part

of this journey and we welcome you with open arms and hearts. This growing experience is

down to people like you, so do get stuck in, become part of our way of life, live every moment

and take nothing for granted.

Peace, Love & Bamboo

Mark (& the other Panda, Colin)

Follow me on Instagram to join

our Bamboo journey @markbamboo

highlights ofyour tour

Amazing lake views

SCENERY

Help out in small village communities

GIVE 

White water rafting on the Nile

ADRENALINE

World famous tree-climbing lions

LIONS

Safari in two incredible locations

EXPLORATION

Lessons in traditional art making

LEARN

Get a crash course in traditional

African dance

DANCE

This is it; the moment that you’ve been

waiting for. Your plane is finally descending

into Uganda! Arrive before 3PM and you will be

met at Entebbe International Airport with a

warm welcome by our one of our amazing team

and driver, after which we will whisk you off on

the 3- hour journey to Mukono Town before we

get you checked into your hotel.

At last, you can rest up, relax and calm those

excited butterflies in your stomach. A traditional

Ugandan meal served for dinner will immerse

you into the Ugandan culture from the start! This

is a great opportunity for you to meet your fellow

travellers who have arrived already and settle and

last minute nerves over a nice, cold beer.

Meals Included: Dinner

DAY 1 (SUN)ENTEBBE

Also known as ‘Kawolo’ by the locals, you will

venture east to Lugazi, Buikwe District. Not a town

on many people’s radar, be prepared to witness

the real Uganda, far from the tourist path.

 

With a chance to learn about the background of

the Lugacraft Community Development

Organisation from the founder himself, you will be

familiarized with the Lugacraft’s mission, which, in

their own words, is “to facilitate access to a better

life for disadvantaged youth, children and women

through training them in life-changing skills.”

 

We'll be in the garden with one group of ladies

then have lunch and a traditional basket weaving

lesson with another women's group about 5

minutes away.

 

Those of you with green fingers can lend a hand

in the women’s communal garden and the day

will be topped off with the moment highly

anticipated by all travellers; make sure you pack

your dancing shoes ready for a traditional

Ugandan dance class!

 

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

 

Please note: The traditional dance lessons

coincide with school holidays (January, May,

August and December).

DAY 2 (MON)LUGAZI

A short drive away from Mukono Town will take

you to the stunning agricultural landscape of

Kabembe, Mukono District.

Here you will be greeted by the Balamu

Community Outreach team who are building

energy efficient clay stoves for local residents.

This is an innovative program that supports

conservation and public health improvement.

Each stove is built with materials found only in

the garden. When in use, the firewood needed

for each meal is reduced by 90%. Cooking

smoke is also funneled out of the kitchen,

saving the chef's lungs!

Come ready to get dirty and have fun in the

mud with our community members!

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch and

Dinner

Get ready to join in on a day-in-the-life of the

Ugandan Woman as you visit Hopeline

Organization in Mayindo, Buikwe District.

Just a short 45 minute drive away from your

hotel, you'll enjoy a rousing welcome (the kind

that makes you shake your tail feathers!). After a

warm introduction you'll get into some chores:

fetching water and gather firewood the

traditional Ugandan way.

After a joyful and filling lunch, you'll get a

Kabalagala cooking lesson. The ladies make and

sell these traditional banana pancakes to earn

quick cash for immediate household needs. If

there's time after all this - we'll settle into a

beading circle and learn yet another way these

amazing women make their living in rural

Uganda.

You'll learn that life in Uganda is tough, but so

joyful when you have your girls by your side!

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch and

Dinner

DAY 3 (TUES)KABEMBE

DAY 4 (WED)MAYINDO

itinerary

Finally, let your inner teacher free! Travelling

into the jungle of the Buikwe District to the

Christian Heritage Centre, you will be able to

meet, connect and play with the children at this

school. A primary school that strives to ‘provide

a high quality education to local children who

might not otherwise be able to access such’,

you will be able to spend time making arts and

crafts with the children or having a kick around

in the yard outside. The children here will be so

grateful and happy to see you, and delighted to

become friends.

The day will be kicked off with a talk from the

Christian Heritage Centre’s founder, and you will

witness a rousing performance from the school

choir; one that will make you love the children

of Uganda even more!

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

DAY 5 (THURS)NAJJEMBE

An early start will lead to a hike through

the spectacular Mabira Forest. With

breathtaking views, and an abundance of

beautiful wildlife to spot, you’ll feel like an extra

in ‘The Jungle Book’ as you trek through the

exquisite scenery, just with less talking bears!

Top the day off by feeling the wind through

your hair as you speed through the trees on an

exhilarating zipline across the treetops; get

ready for that sky-high selfie!

An afternoon off allows you time to relax, reflect

on your previous projects and finally catch that

tan you’ve been trying to get since you arrived,

before we take an hour drive to your

accommodation in Jinja in the evening.

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

DAY 6 (FRI)MABIRA RAINFOREST

Choices, choices, choices! Today is jam-packed full

of exciting optional activities. You will have the

choice of an adrenaline-fueled whitewater rafting

experience on the River Nile, or the more relaxed

option of spending the day craft shopping at the

source of the River Nile.

 

Whitewater RaftingIt’s time to break out that swimming costume as

we head off to the River Nile! The second longest

river in the world, the River Nile is home to Ripon

falls and the best whitewater rafting track you’re

likely to experience, as you spend the day

speeding down the world-famous river. And to

top it all off, enjoy a fully catered lunch on a small

island in the middle of the river.

 

Craft ShoppingOr maybe today is better for relaxing those hard-

at-work muscles? How about spending the day

shopping for local crafts at the source of the River

Nile? After you’ve bought a few souvenirs for the

family, we’ll then take you on a gentle guided

boat ride to the Source of the Nile and Lake

Victoria, learning about the history and geography

of the area.

 

Later today we'll drive to Kampala (3.5 hrs) to

spend the night there before tomorrow's wildlife

adventures! Dinner is not included but the hotel

restaurant offers an array of tasty treats!

 

Please let us know which activity you wouldlike to experience before arrival. 

Meals Included: Breakfast for both groups, lunch

included for those who are rafting.

DAY 7 (SAT)JINJA

itinerary

Spanning over 40,075 kilometres in total, you

can tick visiting the equator off your bucket list

as you spend a morning jumping across the

equator line. Don't worry, we'll stop for coffee

and the obligatory photos!

Following this, you head west a few hours to

Lake Mburo National Park, where you can enjoy

a relaxing boat cruise along the shore of the

Lake. Kick back, relax and grab some Instagram

worthy photos; don’t forget our hashtag,

#WeAreBamboo

In the evening, the time has come for your first

game drive. Despite the fact that Lake Mburo is

only a small game park, it’s home to over 200

different species of animal.

Think of it as a ‘Where’s Wally’ game with an

array of animals to find, including hippos,

impalas, hyenas and zebras.

Meals Included: Breakfast and Lunch & Dinner.

DAY 8 (SUN)LAKE MBURO NATIONALPARK

Track warthogs, topi, impalas, duikers, bushbucks,

waterbucks, giraffes and zebras as you take on a

4-hour walking safari through Lake Mburo

National Park!

Remember your hiking boots!

The afternoon can be spent relaxing and

watching the wildlife pass by from the window of

your lodge accommodation.

Alternatively, for those who would prefer a more

action-packed evening, you can participate in a

cycle through the National Park or pull out your

binoculars and head off on another evening game

drive (at an extra cost and subject to availability!).

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

DAY 9 (MON)LAKE MBURO NATIONALPARK

itinerary

DAY 10 (TUES) QUEEN ELIZABETHNATIONAL PARK

After an early breakfast, we will spend the

morning travelling to the Queen Elizabeth

National Park! The Queen Elizabeth National

Park’s diverse ecosystem of grassy plains, tropical

forests, rivers, swamps, lakes, and volcanic craters

is home to an incredible abundance of wildlife.

With a rare chance to possibly see elephants,

leopards and bushbucks, you can spend the day

observing the awesome tree-climbing lions that

are native to the Queen Elizabeth National Park.

Your evening will be spent driving into the sunset

with your travel buddies on an evening game

drive!

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

An early rise this morning equals a chance at an

early morning game drive through the

picturesque landscape of the Queen Elizabeth

National Park. With zebras and giraffes galore,

your memory snapshots will cause severe

jealousy from friends and loved ones, and

immense amounts of social media love.

The icing is added to the Bamboo cake with a

boat ride down the Kazinga channel! A popular

watering hole among the wildlife folk, this boat

cruise offers an excellent platform for

photography (your pictures will look like they

have been taken from the National Geographic

itself).

There’ll be an abundance of wildlife gathering

just mere metres from you grabbing a quick

refreshment to quench their thirst before being

on their way. To add to this, the Kazinga Channel

is any avid bird-watchers dream come true, with

various species of exquisite and colourful birdlife

residing in the area.

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

DAY 11 (WED)QUEEN ELIZABETHNATIONAL PARK

itinerary

DAY 12 (THURS) ENTEBBE

A long journey back to Entebbe marks the end of

your adventure in paradise.

For those feeling energized enough after the

drive, there is plenty of time for one last dinner

with your travel buddies to reminisce over your

whole experience with a nice cocktail or beer

and share stories of your adventure! There are

plenty of options for a nice dinner too.

Meals Included: Breakfast and Lunch.

Please note - Day 12 is the start of the GorillaBolt-On. If you are booked on this, you willnot return to Entebbe, instead headingstraight to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. Timeto say goodbye to the main group!

The moment every traveler dreads is finally upon

us; it’s time to go home.

After taking one final selfie and group photo, the

time has come to wave goodbye to your travel

buddies, and the friends that you’ve made in

Uganda.

You are now a fully fledged member of the

BamFam! Woohoo!

But, as they say, “once bitten by the travel bug,

one shall remain happily infected forever.”

Meals Included: Breakfast.

DAY 13 (FRI)ENTEBBE

What's includedDISCOVER UGANDA

1. Airport Arrival Pickup on the official

start date

2. All Accommodation

3. All activities outlined in the itinerary

above

4. Donation to the projects

5. Our team to accompany you 24/7

6. All meals stated above

7. All in-country transport

FAST FACTS

UGANDA ENTRY

REQUIREMENTSVisas are required to enter Uganda. These can be

obtained before you travel either from the Ugandan

embassy or using the E-Visa system. Please plan in at least

5 working days for processing.

Visa costs can be anywhere from $50 - $200 depending

on the type of visa you wish to receive. If you want to get

your visa before arrival, the address you write on the form

should be: Plot 130, Jinja Road, Mukono, Uganda.

All visitors must hold a passport valid for 6 months after

your date of entry. You must also be able to show proof of

a return or onward ticket.

To find out more details about visas please visit the below

link:

https://volunteertherealuganda.com/uganda-e-visa-application-procedure/

T H E I N F O R M A T I O N Y O U N E E D T O K N O W B E F O R E W E B E G I N D I S C O V E R B A L I

THE NITTYGRITTY

TRAVEL INSURANCEIt is essential that you arrange travel insurance that

provides suitable cover for the duration of your trip before

you travel.

Bamboo offers a comprehensive policy through our

partners, Chubb. Please contact us for more information.

Please note that entry into

Uganda is at the discretion of

the Immigration officer at the

Passport Counter.

VISA, passport requirements and

yellow fever vaccination

certification are YOUR

responsibility

ACCOMMODATION

MUKONO

You'll get your own room here unless you're sharing

with a partner. All rooms include a satellite TV, and a

private bathroom.

There is no air-conditioning available here.

HOTEL

KAMPALAHOTEL

Rooms are twin share. All rooms include air

conditioning, a satellite TV, and a private bathroom.

JINJA

Your accommodation will be twin shared. All rooms

are fitted with a private western style bathroom.

Free WIFI & air-conditioning is available through all

rooms. There is a restaurant and a pool onsite.

GUESTHOUSE

ACCOMMODATION

LAKE MBURO NATIONAL PARK

Your accommodation will be twin-shared tents with a

private eco bathroom.

This location offers a stunning view of Lake Mburo

National Park.

LODGE

QUEEN ELIZABETH

NATIONAL PARK

Marafiki Safari Lodge is in a unique location and has

been designed and handcrafted using local materials,

fitted by artisans from the local community.

You'll be staying in luxury safari tents on a twin-share

basis here.

LODGE

ENTEBBEHOTEL

Your accommodation will be twin-shared. All rooms are

fitted with a private western style bathroom.

Free WIFI & air-conditioning is available.

FAST FACTS:

MONEY

Basic costs of things:

Local meal 10,000 UGX

Bottle of beer 5,000 UGX

Bottle of water 1,000 UGX

The currency in Uganda is known as

the Ugandian Shilling or UGX

Remember to tell your bank that you

are leaving the country to avoid your

card being suspended

When it comes to advice on how much money

to bring, it’s impossible to say. All our intrepid

explorers are very different. Where some go all

out, others are on a budget. You can find both

high end and budget restaurants, bars and

shops across Uganda. A rough guide for meals

and drinks can be found below:

Typical exchange rates are:

$1 - 3,771 UGX£1 - 4870 UGX

ATMs, or cash machines, are prevalent

throughout Uganda and will issue the local

currency. If you do plan on bringing your ATM

card with you, we recommend that you inform

your bank. This should prevent your card from

being suspended due to irregular withdrawals.

We don’t recommend bringing traveler's

cheques with you. The reason is that banks

across Uganda have odd hours of operating,

and it may cause unnecessary hassle finding a

bank open when you wish to make a

transaction.

If you do bring your own currency in cash

please ensure you change this to UGX before

departing the airport.

Negotiating a purchase, known as bartering,

still happens in the tourist areas of Uganda

however not so much outside of these areas.

If you’re unsure as to whether or not you can

barter for a discount please speak to your

guide.

MONEY

FAST FACTS: TRAVEL

For up to date information about the best travel

vaccinations to have before arriving in Uganda we

urge you to contact your own GP, a travel health

clinic or to check the World Health Organisations

website. Bamboo are not medical professionals and

therefore can’t offer you medical advice.

Please note that a yellow fever vaccinations is

mandatory for entry into Uganda. If you can not

show prove of a recent yellow fever vaccination

certificate you will be required to get on arrival for

an extra cost

TRAVELVACCINATIONS

FLIGHTSThanks to the world wide web we all now have

access to great flight deals through websites

such as Skyscanner , Google Flights and more .

If you ’d rather use the services of a booking

agent , the likes of STA Travel , Trailfinders and

Flight Centre , are all available online .

IMPORTANT NOTICEOnce you have booked and confirmed your

flight to Entebbe , please make sure that you

have shared your flight arrival time and flight

number with our team . Without those details ,

we will be unable to guarantee that one of our

team will be at the airport to meet you on

arrival .

Did you know?

Uganda has a law that states for

every tree cut down 3 more must be

planted in its place. This was

introduced to combat deforestation. 

On a flight the bathroom door isn’t

really locked when you’re inside.

Lavatory doors can be locked and

unlocked from the outside for a

multitude of reason. It allows flight

attendants quick access to locked

lavatories in case of emergencies. In

other instances, it allows the cabin

crew to restrict access to bathrooms

during takeoff and landing.

ARRIVALS INFO

ARRIVALEntebbe International Airport is a very busy airport

and can be a confusing place.

You will be staying at Jobiah Hotel. Please keep this

address handy as it will be requested on your

arrival form when entering Uganda:

Address: Jobiah Hotel,Kampala Road, Mukono,

Uganda.

Once you’ve passed through Immigration (Passport

Control) you’ll need to collect your luggage from

one of the carousels. Once you have your bags

please make your way to the exit passing through

the ‘nothing to declare’ channel. Once through you

will enter the busy main arrivals area. (Remember

this is the point to exchange any currency needed

for your trip).

Please keep a look out for our team. They should be

easily recognizable with their Bamboo T-shirts and

holding a sign showing the Bamboo logo. Once you’ve

spotted our team, please head over and introduce

yourself. You’ll then receive further instructions. Please

bear in mind that we may be waiting for others to arrive

so your transfer to the hotel may not be immediate but

we’ll get you there as soon as possible.

In the unlikely event that you can’t find our team,

please don’t panic. As long as you have provided us

with your correct flight details one of our team will

be there. Please check again in the arrivals area. If

you still cannot locate one of our team please call

the following number +256-782-513140.

If you have supplied us with a mobile phone

number, please make sure your phone is turned on

as we may be trying to contact you.

On arrival to the hotel, we’ll help you to check in

and give you more details of what’s happening

next.

Please make sure to arrive before 3

pm on the tour start date. If you

arrive the night before the tour guide

will pick you up from your hotel after

collecting the new arrivals from the

airport.

FUN FACTS: TRANSPORT

TRANSPORT

The journey from Entebbe to Mukono takes

approximately 3 hours. Transportation times can vary

according to the season, traffic and the road conditions

at the time.

We will be take a private comfortable A/C minivan or

bus.

The No.1 form of transportation in

towns are bicycles;

Vehicles drive on the left side of the

road.

ENTEBBE TO MUKONO

JINJI TO KAMPALAThe journey from Jinja to Kampala takes

approximately 3 hours. Transportation times can vary

according to the season, traffic and the road

conditions at the time.

We will be take a private comfortable A/C minivan or

bus.

KAMPALA TO LAKE MBUROAND THE EQUATOR

LAKE MBORO TO QUEENELIZABETH PARK

QUEEN ELIZABETH PARK TO ENTEBBE

The journey from Kampala to the Equator takes

approximately 5.5 hours. Transportation times can

vary according to the season, traffic and the road

conditions at the time.

We will be take a private comfortable A/C minivan

or bus

The journey from Lake Mburo to the Queen Elizabeth Nationalpark approximately 3.5 hours.

Transportation times can vary according to the season, traffic and the road conditions at the time.

We will be take a private comfortable A/C minivan or bus

The journey from Queen Elizabeth National Park to Entebbe takes approximately 7 hours.

Transportation times can vary according to the season, traffic and the road conditions at the time.

We will be take a private comfortable A/C minivan or bus

For magnificence, for variety of form and

color, for profusion of brilliant life — bird,

insect, reptile, beast — for vast scale —

Uganda is truly “the Pearl of Africa.”

-Winston Churchill

FAST FACTS: GUIDES

GUIDESAny tour is only as good as the guide – fact. The input

of a tour guide cannot be understated. Their input

into your tour, their little insights, the off-the-beaten-

track adventures, the knowledge and experiences

that they share with you will make or break your time

wherever you are in the world.

At Bamboo, we take the selection and training of our

guides and coordinators very seriously. Each guide

undertakes a structured training program of three

months and only once we’re convinced that they are

genuine representatives of Bamboo are they signed

up to the family.

Each of our tours has English-speaking guides to

support you, answer your questions, educate you and

to ensure that your time is unforgettable. From time

to time we may have new guides-in-training on our

tours. If you’re lucky to have a trainee on your tour,

please be patient. They are undergoing training and

therefore their knowledge won’t be that of the

trained and experienced guide who will be

accompanying them. 

TIPPING

Although not in any way expected or encouraged,

anybody who goes over and above the call of duty to

ensure that you have the very best time, may deserve

a special little thank you.

Did you have extra special service in a restaurant? Did

the bus driver make an additional pit-stop just for

you? Did your guide go out of the way so that you

could experience something unique? At Bamboo

we’re firm believers in Karma – what goes around

most definitely comes around! 

Our guides are the face of Bamboo,

and they come in all shapes and

smiles.

We love each and every one of them

more than Elephants love bananas. 

Whilst most of them are elite travel

mavericks in their own right, you may

come across newbies who are on the

path the greatness.

If you're lucky enough to meet a

fresh-faced newbie, be sure to show

them your support and patience,

most guides remember their first

tours forever, so let's play nice.

The 'must brings'H a v e y o u p a c k e d t h e f o l l o w i n g ?

0. An open mind

1. Backpack or suitcase

2. Travel towel

3. Light, loose-fitting clothes

4. Long trousers & t-shirts

5. Flip flops or sandals

6. Trainers or sneakers

7. Day pack/bag

8. Insect spray

9. Hat & sunscreen

10. Reusable water bottle

11. Multi-use plug adapter

The 'can brings'Everyone is different, so the following list is just a few

suggestions of things you may like to consider bringing.

1. Medical Kit

2. Toiletries

3. Padded gardening gloves

4. Small umbrella or water jacket

5. Pillow (for added comfort)

6. Headlamp

7. Earplugs

8. Bandana

9. Water shoes

10. Home luxuries (can't live without)

HOW?

Way back in 2005, The Real Uganda began as an initiative to bring skills and funding

to tiny, locally-led community-based organizations. In just over a decade, it grew into a

network of international volunteers and Ugandan leaders transforming rural

communities.

MARINECONSERVATION

By introducing volunteers to the beauty and complexity of Ugandan culture, and

encouraging them to build relationships with ordinary Ugandans working hard to

improve their society.

The Real Uganda is successful because they put organizations and the communities

they serve at the forefront of all planning. The outcomes and impact of our programs

are set and evaluated by local people. Volunteers join in, learn, and support local

solutions to local problems.

And they learn a tonne about the reality of life in Uganda.

After 13 years working exclusively in Uganda, The Real Uganda has learned what

motivates local organizations to host international volunteers.

YOUR PROJECTGUIDE

YOUR PROJECT GUIDEIt was only 1981, when it was estimated there were only 254 mountain gorillas left in

the world, but the small population is rising slowly thanks to intense international

conservation efforts and funding from visitors who pay for permits to observe these

primates in the wild.

Since these critically endangered creatures can’t survive in captivity, the only way to

see them is by trekking up to their natural habitat. One of the few places Mountain

gorillas live in is the dense vegetation of Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable Forest

National Park, which is the location of our Discover Uganda add-on.

Join us on a search through Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park (also called

“The Place of Darkness” due to its dense treetops) is an ancient, montane and lowland

forest spanning 128 square miles.

It’s hard work to reach the gorillas. It requires navigating uphill and downhill through

thick tangles of vines, thorns, and roots and is only accessible by foot.

There are no paths, no signs, no directions—and more often than not, no clearings

(which is why the park rangers carry machetes). The good news? The reward seems

that much better after all of the hard work.

Contact our bookings team to find out more about the perfect add-on to your

Uganda Experience.

MARINECONSERVATIONOPTIONALBOLT-ON

ARRIVALDETAILS

HEALTH& SAFETY

PERSONALDETAILS

FOODALLERGIES

BEFORE YOU ARRIVEPlease ensure you have given the following information to

our team before arrival so that we can ensure you have the

best experience ever!

Please email bookings@wearebamboo.com with the

following information:

- Arrival Flight Date (dd/mm/yyyy) - Arrival Flight Time - Flight Number

- Name On Passport

- Passport Number

- Other Passport Information

- Nationality

- Date Of Birth (dd/mm/yyyy)

- Gender

- Contact Number

Please inform us if you have any

intolerance to the following foods

and ingredients:

- Your Travel Insurance provider

- Travel Insurance Policy Number

- Travel Insurance Emergency Number

- Any medical conditions and allergies

- Any medication you're taking

Dairy

Soy

Eggs

Peanuts

Tree Nuts

Fish

Shellfish

Sesame

Corn 

Gluten

Lactose Fructose 

Histamines 

Fructans

Galactans  

Salicylates

Other (Please Specify) 

TERMS & CONDITIONSPlease read these Terms and Conditions carefully as they form the basis of your

contract with WeAreBamboo. This agreement is made at the time of booking and

becomes legally binding upon payment of your deposit. By booking a program

with WeAreBamboo, you signify you have read and accepted these Terms and

Conditions

All programs advertised on our website and/or on Facebook are offered and/or

operated by WeAreBamboo Ltd. (trading as Bamboo and referred to as Bamboo

or ‘we’ hereinafter) with company number 59926953 whose registered office is:.

WE ARE BAMBOOLEVEL 261 SEAVIEW ROADLOWER HUTT, NEW ZEALAND 5010

All travel arrangements are sold subject to the following conditions. Bamboo

reserves the right to update the Terms and Conditions at any time.

Please view our full terms and conditions here:

https://www.wearebamboo.com/about/legal.php

Please note that the information in this pack is subject to changeat any time without notice.