Welcome to your All Out Africa Volunteer Handbook & Guide. Going traveling will be an experience that will stay with you for the rest of your life. You will learn, discover, grow, get active, make friends, take in nature, explore wildlife, immerse yourself in new cultures, get your adrenaline pumping and you will never be the same again!

All Out Africa is made up of a group of companies based in South Africa, Swaziland, Mozambique and Botswana. We cater to people of all ages and backgrounds, looking for a wide variety of African experiences, from tours, volunteering, research and internships. Our goal is to share our passion for southern Africa’s people, places and wildlife with the world and offer adventures that change lives.

TOURWant to see as much as possible whilst you are visiting Southern Africa? Whether you want to dive amongst Whale Sharks in the Indian Ocean, or ride in a open-air safari truck through Kruger National Park, All Out Africa Tours will give you an adventure of a lifetime.

VOLUNTEEROur volunteers experience Southern Africa, it’s people and culture more than

any ordinary tourist. They work along side members of the community to build shelters, teach classes or learn a new game-- this experience is sure to give back as much as our volunteers put in. Combined with our adventure tours division, we also offer in-house adventure tours combined with volunteer and intern experiences; giving us totally unique products and the opportunity for clients to both give back and have a holiday.

LEARNNEW this year, All Out Africa has taken learning to new levels! Step out of the classroom, and gain some exciting skills in your field, whilst living in southern Africa! Our Savannah Research Centre and Marine Research Center are perfect partners for university students and groups looking gain field training from the African Ecosystem.

DONATEAll Out Africa is serious about our community. That is why we set up our Foundation to help us expand and sustain our projects from community development, childcare to Conservation. Our projects have received international recognition for their good work, including 60 scientific publications!

African Responsible Tourism Award GOLD Winner 2017

Over the last 12 years All Out Africa has enabled 500 international volunteers to contribute meaningfully to conservation through data

collection and supported and trained over 100 local students in field-based conservation and

ecological research, With activities in Swaziland, Mozambique and

South Africa they have supported the education of 15 local students

at MSC level & more than 1000 undergraduate students from both local and international universities.

Global Youth Travel Awards Finalist 2017

Judges were particularly impressed by AOA’s social-

entrepreneur approach to solving the problem of insufficient ecological information and

capacity to enable successful conservation.

WELCOME TO ALL OUT AFRICA!

OUR BRANDS

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SWAZILAND >ALL ABOUTSOUTHERN AFRICAWELCOME TO SOUTHERN AFRICA! All Out Africa works in four countries in southern Africa, including Botswana, Swaziland, Mozambique and South Africa, some of our projects allow for travel between one or more of these countries. It is a vast area in terms of land area and has varying plateaus and climates from country to country. Most of Southern Africa’s landscape is mountainous making it an ideal place for mining of natural resources such as diamonds, gold, iron ore etc. Although English is spoken widely in across most countries, there are several local dialects spoken amongst the people- most are considered Bantu languages, meaning they all derive from a similar base language or variations of Afrikaans, Zulu and Xhosa.

OUR WORK IN SOUTH AFRICASouthern African countries, although they differ in their histories have some social development trends in common. Southern African countries are amoung the worlds highest HIV/AIDS prevalence rates in the world, with approximately 31% of the population being infected. This has caused thousands of orphaned children, high unemployment rates and stretched family resources. About 66% of the population in some areas, are able to meet basic food needs, and 43% live in chronic poverty. Children are particularly vulnerable and often in desperate need of help and support.

Our work aims to help community centres, schools and care points by targeting areas that need drastic assistance. Our community partners aim to provide orphaned and vulnerable children with food, car, pre-school education and a safe environment. We also investigate and research into areas of need and raising general and community awareness of the children and their needs.

CULTURE & HISTORYThe culture and history of these four countries varies greatly, however southern Africa has a general acknowledgment of “Bantu” which means together. African communities tend to work in groups and for the greater needs of their families and communities around them.

For more information on the culture and history of the countries you will be traveling to, check out our website under Destinations!

SOUTHERN AFRICA WEATHER

SWAZILAND December is the hottest month in Ezluwini Valley with an average temperature of 32°C (90°F) and the coldest is July at 9°C (48°F) with the most daily sunshine hours in December. The wettest month is October with an average of 250mm of rain.

SOUTH AFRICAFebruary is the hottest month in Cape Town with an average temperature of 23°C (73°F) and the coldest is June at 13°C (55°F) with the most daily sunshine hours at 11.05 in December. The wettest month is July with an average of 100mm of rain.

MOZAMBIQUEMozambique has a warm, tropical climate. The average temperature is around 28°C (82°F), and the weather along the coast is sunny and warm even in midwinter. Summer, from October to April, is rainy, humid, and very hot. Although still tropical, June, July and August are Mozambique’s coolest months; you’ll need a light duvet at night, even though the temperature reaches over 30°C by day.

KRUGER TO CAPE ADVENTURE TOURThe Kruger to Cape Volunteer Adventure Tour will take you through some of the best that southern Africa has to offer in terms of wildlife, culture, beaches, sights and scenery. First you embark on a 5 day camping safari through the world famous Kruger National Park to spot big game, including the big 5 – lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino! On your return it’s time to explore Swaziland and you will get involved in grass roots community projects, and have time to give back to others and learn more about the way of life in Swaziland. In the middle of your volunteer experience in Swaziland you will have a vacation to tropical Mozambique where you spend time on palm-fringed Indian Ocean beaches and snorkel with amazing megafauna such as Whale Sharks, dolphins, turtles and manta rays. Then it’s time to head to spectacular South Africa, where first you will get a taster of one of South Africa’s largest cities, Johannesburg, before flying to the Mother City of Cape Town! In Cape Town you’ll be exploring all this city has to offer and can experience activities including climbing table mountain, visiting Robben Island where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned, standing on the most South Westerly Point of Africa at Cape Point, and shopping for souvenirs in local craft markets. Cape Town is the start point where you will begin your tour one of South Africa’s most visited areas, The Garden Route. You’ll see some of the most amazing beaches, interact with local people and wildlife, take part in activities including Canoing in Wilderness, game drive in Addo Elephant Park, seeing the most southerly point of Africa at Cape Agulhas, and seeing the magnificent formations Cango Caves. You also have the option to volunteer again at one of our placements working with children or the disabled in two local townships.

ACCOMMODATION & MEALSDuring your stay you will be accommodated in a variety of lodges as you tour Southern Africa, but home base will be the award winning Lidwala Lodge in Ezulwini Valley and then Hout Bay Backpackers in Cape Town. Three meals a day will also be provided, some on a self-serve basis and others cooked for you.

PROJECT START DATESArrival day for this project is the first Monday of the month throughout the year, with the exception of November & December when the project is closed. (Please ensure that your flight arrives BEFORE 1:00 pm)

INCLUDED IN THE COST● Comprehensive 24 hour, 7 day a week support from All

Out Africa

● Volunteer projects specifically designed to enable you to make an active contribution during your stay

● Support of volunteer project coordinators who are experts in their fields which ensures the volunteer experience is valuable

● Comprehensive orientation to the country, its culture and your role as a volunteer upon arrival

● All food and accommodation throughout your stay

● Tour guide for the duration of your tours, imparting their expert local knowledge such as spotting lions in Kruger!

● Donation to our non-for-profit foundation which supports our humanitarian and community and Conservation activities

VOLUNTEER ROLEIn Kruger you will be joining a camping safari. Here your days will be spent on game drives searching for the incredibly diverse wildlife that this world renowned national park has to offer, while at night you will be camped out under the African stars, sitting around a crackling campfire listening to tales of the African bush. While in Kruger your guide will teach you about the animals and plants of the African Savannah and how important it is to protect this beautiful but fragile Eco-system as well as how culture, tradition and society here is linked to wildlife.

When you arrive in the beautiful mountainous Kingdom of

DAY IN THE LIFE OF A VOLUNTEER7:00 Wake up, jump in a hot shower and get yourself started for the day with breakfast!

8:00 Travel to your placement and get ready to begin your day.

8:30 Participate in your volunteer project assisting with fun activities.

13:00 Time to either return to your accommodation for lunch, or eat the packed lunch you made!

14:00 Begin your afternoon’s work with a full stomach & enthusiasm.

16:30 Return back to your accommodation and share your day’s adventures with other volunteers, maybe even a quick swim in the pool!

18:30 Enjoy a delicious evening meal & relax……

ITINERARY FOR YOUR EXPERIENCEDay 1 Fly into OR Tambo Airport, Johannesburg where you will be met by All Out Africa staff member who will transfer you by road from Johannesburg to the Kingdom of Swaziland.

Day 2 The second day begins with an informative orientation that will brief you on all you need to know about the culture and country, how to effectively contribute during your volunteer experience, and what to expect on the tours.

In the afternoon you will embark on a Cultural Tour where you will visit the museum to learn about Swazi history and culture.

Day 3-7 Conservation Tour, Kruger National Park, South Africa Kruger National Park is probably Africa’s most famous Conservation area. Spanning nearly

Swaziland your role will switch to volunteer as you get involved in projects that aim to uplift the lives of orphaned and vulnerable children.

Volunteers have the option of choosing the following projects:Childcare which involves assisting the teachers at our Neighbourhood Care Points (NCPs) , which act as pre-schools for orphan and vulnerable childrenBuilding which involves projects such as laying bricks for new classrooms or maintaining the gardens at our NCPsSports which includes assisting with running sporting activities with our NCP children including swimming and horse vaulting lessons

The fourth week of your experience is spent on the beautiful golden sand beaches of sunny Mozambique. After two weeks of hard volunteer work in Swaziland it’ll be time to relax in this tropical climate and swim the blue waters of the warm and inviting Indian Ocean. Mozambique is a colourful and vibrant African country like no other and it is here that you will get to spend seven days of beach bliss and ocean adventure.

You will then head back to Swaziland for two weeks to finish your work at your volunteer placement before packing your bag again and adventure in South Africa! Learn about its Apartheid past; sunbathe on glorious beaches; have an up close encounter with an ostrich; get a rush of adrenaline on optional extra activities such as bungy jumping or quad biking; and learn about the local food and culture.

In Cape Town you have the option to work on child care or with disabled individuals in the Townships of Imizamo Yethu or Hangberg in Hout Bay. Your projects will involve either working with disadvantaged and vulnerable children helping with basic life skill training, teaching and support through care and attention; or assisting at a local centre for the disabled where clients are supported to develop skills. You will use your free weekends to explore the restaurants, beaches, historical museums and nightlife of one of Africa’s best cities.* Please note that the activities listed above are based on availbility and may vary by season. These are samples of activities that are volunteers are likely to participate in.

WHERE YOUR PROJECT FEE GOESBy signing up with us you are donating your time and skills to work directly with communities in need through a structured project. There are many benefits of volunteering through an organization like ours. Sometimes it is hard to find projects to support in a foreign country that are safe, worthwhile, and reputable. When you sign-up for one of our projects for 2 or 12 weeks, you become part of a bigger, sustainable plan that our team of qualified staff have carefully crafted. You will also receive travel and visa support, orientation, a safe place to stay, logistical support, in addition to clear expectations of the work you will do. This is why we charge a fee for volunteering or interning abroad.

Your project fee goes towards a company you can trust, an experience that is worthwhile and an opportunity that will make a positive and sustainable impact on the community you have chosen to serve.

RESERVE YOUR SPACE WITH A 10% DEPOSIT!

8 Weeks For $4273

11 Weeks For $4922

12 Weeks For $5138

*Prices listed in US Dollar. For special prices, group rates or custom placements please email for a custom quote.

20,000 km2 it covers a vast array of habitats and associated wildlife. We venture on a five day tour into the heart of Kruger Park including four nights camping in the park and unlimited game drives exploring the vast wilderness with the expert guidance of one of our wildlife guides.

Day 7 you will depart Kruger for Swaziland.

Day 8-20 Volunteer Projects, Swaziland You will spend the next 10 days volunteering on your selected project.

As a volunteer, the activities you might be involved in will include any of the following practical projects:

● Teaching basic English and maths to children

● Organising creative games & craft classes

● Organising sports days for exercise and fun

● Making clay bricks and preparing land for structure

During this time you will also be supported to obtain your visa to enter Mozambique (the cost of visa is not included in the program cost) , and will also visit the Mantenga Cultural Village where you will have chance to experience traditional Swazi culture.

Day 21-26 Mozambique Beach & Whale Shark Tour We venture on a 7 day tour to Tofo where you will experience the laid-back beach lifestyle of this colourful and vibrant country. You will take an ocean safari to snorkel with the magnificent Whale Shark and also have a full day kayak trip across the blue waters to the palm fringed islands in the Inhambane Bay. If you are a certified diver you will have the opportunity of exploring the spectacular fish life of the coral reefs!

There is also the option to take part in an Internationally Accredited Open Water or Advanced Dive Course (extra cost) should you wish to dive. Here you’ll have the opportunity of exploring the spectacular fish life of the coral reefs and the chance to find the “Tofo Big 5” – Whale Sharks, manta rays, turtles, dolphins and humpback whales.

Day 27 Travel back to Swaziland.

Day 28-44 Ezulwini, Swaziland On returning to Swaziland you will head back to your volunteer placement for 12 days.

(Note: You will follow the same work programme as your initial two weeks. (see Day 8-20).

Day 45 Travel to Johannesburg, South Africa A brand new adventure starts for you as you prepare to travel to South Africa! It’s an early start to day 45, your bus to Johannesburg

departs Lidwala Lodge at 7:30am, and will arrive at lunchtime. You’ll be met at the airport and taken on a half-day tour in the afternoon to Soweto.

Day 46 Travel to Cape Town, South Africa Today you will be taken to OR Tambo International Airport for your flight to Cape Town! Please note your flight is not included within the package and we advise you to book a flight departing before 3pm so you arrive in Cape Town in time for dinner.

There are a number of airlines flying this route including British Airways, Mango, Kulula and flysafair and flights should cost less than R1200 per person.

You will be met at Cape Town International Airport and taken to Hout Bay Backpackers, which is where you will be spending the next two nights.

Day 47 Explore Cape Town Today is a free day to explore Cape Town and you will be given a ticket for the Red Open-Top Sightseeing Bus. This bus takes you to all of Cape Town’s sights including Table Mountain, V&A Waterfront, District Six Museum, and Camps Bay Beach. You can hop-on and off at your leisure and remember to take a packed lunch with you from the backpackers. This will help you get a feel for the city and to identify the sights you wish to explore more on your return after the Garden Route Tour.

Day 48-53 Travel The Garden Route Next you will travel through and stay along the “Garden Route” famous for its beautiful coastal villages and towns set against the backdrop of ancient forests and rugged mountains.

Day 48 involves visiting the coastal town of Hermanus where whales can be seen during whale season, beer tasting at Birkenhead Brewery and a visit to the southernmost tip of Africa - Cape Agulhas National Park. This day is designed to be a relaxing one for you to get to know your fellow travelers, to get used to traveling in our vehicle and to settle into the comfortable routine of life on tour.

Day 49 the tour drives to the beautiful coastal town of Sedgefield and along the way there is the chance to zip-line or quad bike (these are optional at additional cost) and to visit an Aloe Factory. The day ends with quality time on the beach!

Day 50 the tour goes inland to the semi Desert region of the Klein Karoo and Oudtshoorn. Known as the ostrich capital of the world, Oudtshoorn is situated in a beautiful valley between the Outeniqua and Swartberg Mountains, and offers the wildlife and adventure enthusiast loads to choose from! The first stop is a 1-hour tour of Cango Caves to view its massive caverns and a wonderland of stalactite and stalagmite formations, millions of years old. Cango Caves is a world heritage site and one of the great wonders of the natural world. Next is a visit to meet some ostriches on a working ostrich farm!

Day 51 Gives you the opportunity to visit an Elephant Sanctuary or a Monkey Sanctuary, followed by a stop in Tsitsikamma National Park. Here you can take a beautiful walk or bungee jump (additional cost) from the World’s highest commercial Bungee Jump at 216 meters! The day finishes in the famous surfing town of Jeffreys Bay where you will be staying at a backpackers directly on this lovely beach.

Day 52 There are several options to choose: explore Jeffrey’s Bay, take a surfing lesson (additional cost), or go on a game drive in Addo Elephant Park, which has some of the highest concentration of African Elephants in the world! The afternoon involves a drive back to Sedgefield viathe famous Knysna Heads for some absolutely amazing pictures where the ocean meets the inlet to the Knysna Lagoon.

Day 53 begins with a beautiful canoe trip down one of the many tranquil rivers in the area, followed by a short hike to a stunning waterfall, before embarking on the return journey to Cape Town via Swellendam and Sir Lowry’s Pass. We arrive in Cape Town late afternoon/early evening, and you’ll return to Hout Bay Backpackers where you will stay for the remainder of your experience.

On the garden route tour there are optional activities payable locally you can choose to join which include shark cage diving with great whites, bungy jumping, quad biking, surfing lessons and ziplining. If you don’t want to add any extras, you’ll have more time to explore and relax in the locations.

Day 54-56 Explore Cape Town You now have three more free days to explore the beautiful city of Cape Town. Ideas for day trips include visiting the penguins at Boulders Beach and going to Cape Point National Part, hiking up Table Mountain, going on a wine tour, visit Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens or do a tandem sky dive!

Other ways to enjoy the vibe of Cape Town is to explore the bars and shops of Long Street, saunter the dock sides of the V&A waterfront, or take boat out to Robben Island where Nelson Mandela was held a political prisoner for 27 years.

8 Week Option

Day 57 Sadly all great adventures must come to an end and on your final day you will leave the lodge in Hout Bay and will fly out of Cape Town International Airport or depart by other means. Airport transfer is included on the designated departure day, otherwise early departures are responsible for their own transportation.

11-12 Week Option

Day 57-78/85 You will spend the next days working with one of the child care centres in the Hout Bay area that

are assisting disadvantaged children. During your three or four weeks (dependent on the duration you choose) you will be working at the care centres you will get involved with a number of different projects that aim to inspire and uplift the lives of these children. Volunteers will help with lesson planning and learning activities, painting educational murals, and reading/writing. You’ll work in direct contact with these children on a daily basis taking care of their basic needs and giving them much needed love and care.

There is also the option to work at a local centre for the disabled, whose aim is to develop skills of clients to be able to earn a small income and build self-confidence. Disability is still stigmatised in South Africa and the centre is a safe space for those who attend. You may help with the skills training, including crafts or gardening projects and also with literacy lessons. A big part of your role is to be friendly and supportive and encouraging the clients.

Day 78 (11 week option) OR Day 85 (12 week option) Sadly all great adventures must come to an end and on your final day you will leave the lodge in Hout Bay and will fly out of Cape Town International Airport or depart by other means.

OPTIONAL EXTRASYou can also add one of the following to your adventure of a lifetime prior to or upon arrival:

● Internationally recognised Open Water or Advanced Dive Course

● Bush walk in Kruger, to see some of the smaller creatures that reside in Kruger up close and personal

● Zip lining weekend through the mountains, waterfalls and gorges of Malolotja Nature Reserve, Swaziland

● Bungee jump at Tsitsikamma – the world’s highest bungy bridge

● Visit an Elephant or Money sanctuary and learn more about these animals

● Tandem skydive in Cape Town

NOT INCLUDED IN THE FEE✘ Local transport fares to your projects

✘ Medical/Travel insurance

✘ All Flights & Visas

✘ Lunches and a dinner on the Garden Route Tour

NOTE: This accommodation has the option of a private room. Please request a quote for special room requirements when booking.* This lodge may offer WIFI, however please remember the speed of the WIFI may not be the same as other countries.

WHERE WILL I STAY DURING MY ADVENTURE?

On your Adventure Tour you may stay at several locations, whether it be camping underneath a blanket of stars, or sharing a dorm room in one of our award winning lodges. Each location may include: an outdoor pool, TV lounge, WIFI*, and a communal kitchen to prepare meals and snacks. Your accommodation will likely be close to amenities, such as shopping centre’s, restaurants and public transport- amoung others.

Throughout your stay you will be accommodated in a dorm room with bunk beds and communal bathroom facilities. Bed, mattress, sheet and pillows will be provided, but note if you plan to go on safari, a sleeping bag maybe required for your tent.

MEALSVolunteers, interns and students receive 3 meals a day when joining an All Out Africa experience. These meals are provided at your accommodation and are eaten together.

Breakfast is self-service from a selection of items including cereals, bread, fruit, yogurt, eggs and spreads. Lunch too is self-service featuring yummy items such as bread, ham, cheese, salad and fruits. Dinner is a cooked meal; types of dishes served include pasta, stir-fry, braai (BBQ) and curry.

Vegetarians and most food allergies can be catered for. In order to fully support you during your experience, please advise us at time of booking if you have any food allergies or preferences, so we can cater for these in our meal plans. We will do our best but be prepared your food selection may not be as varied as other participants. If your food allergies/preference are quite restrictive, we may require you to pay an additional fee to allow us to cater for you.

CAPE TOWN ACCOMMODATION

SWAZILAND ACCOMMODATION

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CAPE TOWN ACCOMMODATION

MOZAMBIQUE ACCOMMODATION

MOZAMBIQUE ACCOMMODATION

*Please note that depending on your project combination, some accommodation lodges may vary or may not be pictured.

PROGRAM FEE’S & DURATIONS 2018ADVENTURE TOURS 2

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MOZAMBIQUE & VOLUNTEERING - - $2094 $2314 $2534 $2840 $3243 $3646

KRUGER & VOLUNTEERING $1527 $1761 $1943 $2163 $2383 $2684 $3087 $3490

KRUGER TO COASTSports, Child Care OR Building - - $2502 $2722 $2942 $3259 $3662 $4065

+Add Diving Certification - - $2802 $3021 $3241 $3681 $4121 $4560

MARINE RESEARCH & KRUGER - - $3803 $4023 - - - -

KRUGER TO CAPE - - - - - $4273 - $5138

MOZAMBIQUE 2 WEEKS 3 WEEKS 4 WEEKS 6 WEEKS 8 WEEKS 10 WEEKS EXTRA 4 WEEKS

MARINE RESEARCH & WHALE SHARK CONSERVATION

INCLUDING DIVE COURSE - $2650 $3022 $4043 $4646 $5564 $2084

$1890 $2444 $2817 $3837 $4440 $5368 $2084QUALIFIED DIVERS

CHILD CARE - $1758 $1902 $2466 $2642 $3111 $1169

MARINE RESEARCH & CHILD CARE - - - $3672 $4209 $5016 $1657

MARINE INTERNSHIP PROJECT (DIVE COURSE NOT INCLUDED) - - $2817 $3837 $4440 $5368 $2084

SOUTH AFRICA 3 WEEKS 4 WEEKS 6 WEEKS 8 WEEKS 10 WEEKS 12 WEEKS EXTRA 4 WEEKS

CHILD CARE $1312 $1482 $1914 $2197 $2593 $2989 $896

TEACHING & YOUTH DEVELOPMENT $1312 $1482 $1914 $2197 $2593 $2989 $896

SUPPORT FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES $1312 $1482 $1914 $2197 $2593 $2989 $896

INTERNSHIP PROJECT - $1482 $1914 $2197 $2593 $2989 $896

* Custom durations, project combinations and group rates are available upon request. Please email any inquires to bookings@alloutafrica.com

SWAZILAND 2 WEEKS 3 WEEKS 4 WEEKS 6 WEEKS 8 WEEKS 10 WEEKS EXTRA 4 WEEKS

CHILD CARE - - $1535 $1975 $2266 $2669 $911

TEACHING - - $1535 $1975 $2266 $2669 $911

BUILD A FUTURE $1127 $1362 $1535 $1975 $2266 $2669 $911

SPORTS DEVELOPMENT $1127 $1362 $1535 $1975 $2266 $2669 $911

SAVANNAH CONSERVATION $1940 $2350 $2593 $3331 $3623 $4251 $1530

INTERNSHIP PROJECT - - $1535 $1975 $2266 $2669 $911

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