Travel To Guinea!
Trip Fee's and costs
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Dates:
- Cost = $600/week
- 4 weeks = $2,400
- 3 weeks = $1,800
- 2 weeks = $1,200
- 1 week = $ 600
- Early Bird Discount! $500/wk if you register before November 1st
- 4 weeks = $2,000
- 3 weeks = $1,500
- 2 weeks = $1,000
- 1 week = $500
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$350 non-refundable deposit is required at time of registration
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The remaining payment must be paid 3 weeks prior to arrival in Guinea
This includes:
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Traditional Drum and Dance Classes
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Transportation to and from Conakry International Airport
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Lodging and 3 meals per day
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Relaxing visits to the beach
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Visit market places, shop or admire the beautiful work of local artisans
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Have your own clothes and accessories tailored in local fashions
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Lessons offered in Guinean ethnic languages
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Private or specialty classes in music, song, or dance available upon request- (additional small fee)
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Interact with local community and artists
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Air ticket, visa, and Yellow Fever fees are to be handled individually
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We will walk you through the processes, and are here to answer any questions.
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Email us at: mohamedlaminepercussion@gmail.com
Trip fee does NOT include:
Airfare
Visa to enter Guinea
Vaccinations
Bottled drinking water
Travel insurance
Personal shopping
Any personal or unscheduled travel to markets, cyber cafes, etc.
Passport and Visa
In order to obtain a 3-month tourist visa to enter Guinea, you need a passport, round trip ticket, Yellow Fever Vaccination, 2 passport photos, and a visa application ($100).
Travel requirements:
* A current passport
* A copy of your flight itinerary
* Travel Visa for Guinea
* Proof of Yellow Fever vaccination
* Emergency contact information
All Visa Inquiries are sent to:
Embassy of the republic of Guinea
2112 Leroy place, N.w.
Washington, D.C. 20008
(202) 986-4300
Travel tips:
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Book your flight early for optimal rates
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Passports can take up to 12 weeks to process
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Proof of yellow fever vaccination is required to obtain your Guinea visa, so obtain that first then allow 3 weeks for visa processing.
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Malaria prevention through medication is advised. We like Malarone, but shop around.
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Research current exchange rates and bring cash (Checks, CC and ATM’s are NOT widely used in Guinea) Hundred dollar bills are best for exchange rates.