Pride of Southern Africa
February 1 – 16, 2017
South Africa, Botswana,
Namibia, Zimbabwe
Dr. Harvey M. Feinberg ’60
Emeritus Professor of History
Southern Connecticut State University
New Haven, Connecticut
Dear Yale Traveler
Travel with Yale and experience the wonders of four nations:
South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, and Zimbabwe: February 1-16, 2017.
Witness nature’s spectacle at its most dramatic. Capture a photo of the
“Big Five” while game viewing in pristine natural habitats. See firsthand
the remarkable young nations of Namibia and Botswana, which include
areas of some the world’s densest game populations.
Enjoy an exclusive in-depth itinerary and a unique opportunity
to travel in culturally diverse southern Africa. On the legendary Chobe River
in Namibia, we will be aboard, for three nights, the exclusively chartered
Five-Star M.S. ZAMBEZI QUEEN, featuring only 14 beautifully appointed
staterooms, each with a private balcony. Our expert naturalists will lead
excursions by small watercraft, a fantastic perspective from which to observe
the magnificent wildlife gathering along the Chobe River shores. During a
classic land safari aboard four-wheel-drive vehicles, enjoy superb game
viewing in seldom-visited Chobe National Park in Botswana, a sanctuary
for nearly all of the southern African mammal species, complementing
our visit to MalaMala Game Reserve, an extension of South Africa’s
renowned Kruger National Park.
Follow Mandela’s long road to freedom from Soweto
to Robben Island, and the presidency of South Africa, “the rainbow nation.”
Visit Soweto and Mandela’s home, the Cradle of Humankind and important
African and Afrikaner cultural sites in Pretoria. Savor glorious Cape Town,
situated dramatically between Table Mountain and the sparkling waters of
Table Bay. Revel in spectacular seaside views and South Africa’s sublime Cape
Winelands, featuring visits to world-class wineries with their distinctive
Cape Dutch architecture for specially arranged wine tastings. Enjoy an
N! CULINARY TRADITIONS™ Cape Malay cooking
exclusive C’E STT BON
demonstration and traditional dinner.
Join Yale
on this incredible journey. This is an opportunity to visit
southern African destinations, with rich histories and diverse cultures, at
a tremendous value. Visit four UNESCO World Heritage sites and stay
in carefully selected Five-Star hotels, including Johannesburg’s exclusive
Grand Chateau Suites at the FAIRLAWNS BOUTIQUE HOTEL, Cape Town’s
historic BELMOND MOUNT NELSON HOTEL and Zimbabwe’s legendary colonial
THE VICTORIA FALLS HOTEL. Call 203-432-1952 today to hold your place on
this sure to be unforgettable experience.
With bestt wishes from Yale,
H
Harvey M. Feinberg ’60
Emeritus Professor of History
Southern Connecticut State University
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Yale Study Leader
Harvey M. Feinberg ’60
Dr. Harvey Feinberg ’60 is Professor Emeritus of
History at Southern Connecticut State University,
New Haven, and former Research Collaborator
in the Department of Historical and Heritage
Studies, University of Pretoria. Dr. Feinberg
was a Visiting Fellow at Yale (1990-1991). He attended the
faculty seminars and workshops of the Yale Southern African
Research Program from 1977 to 1994. His current affiliations
include membership on the Council for African Studies and
on the Steering Committee of the Genocide Studies Program;
both committees are affiliated with the Macmillan Center
for International and Area Studies. He earned his Ph.D.
at Boston University and his academic honors include a
Fulbright Grant and a Fellowship from the National Endowment
for the Humanities (1999-2000). He was also awarded four
research fellowships by the American Philosophical Society.
For more than 30 years, Dr. Feinberg has been pursuing research in
South Africa. His research resulted in the publication of his latest
book, Our Land, Our Life, Our Future: Black South African Challenges
to Territorial Segregation, 1913-1948, (2015), a study of land owned by
black South Africans before apartheid, rural African initiatives and
changes in land policy. In addition to his research, he was an official
observer to the South African election in 1994. He has published
articles in the Journal of African History, International Journal of
African Historical Studies, Historia, Kleio and History in Africa and
has presented numerous papers around the globe. He is sure to
add a great deal to your experience in South Africa, Namibia,
Botswana and Zimbabwe.
Local Speakers in Capetown
In Capetown, Yale Educational Travel is pleased to advise you that
we are awaiting confirmation for two local speakers:
Wilmot James, Ph.D.
A former fellow of the Yale Southern African Research Program.
Dr. James is currently a member of Parliament for the opposition
Democratic Alliance party.
Geoffrey Budlender
Mr. Budlender is an attorney in private practice and is former
Director General of the Department of Land Affairs, 1996-2000.
He is cofounder of the Legal Resources Center, a public interest
and human rights legal service and National Director, 1994-1996.
Yale will update this information once details are confirmed.
Reader’s Corner
Want to learn more about the history
and culture of southern Africa?
Here’s a good start:
The Safari Companion
by Richard Estes
An invaluable encyclopedic guide
to Africa’s mammals by a noted
scientist, this perennial bestseller
includes black-and-white drawings,
an overview of each animal group
and in-depth information. Written
with the typical safari-goer in mind.
The Expedition to the Baobab Tree
by Wilma Stockenstrom
Translated from Afrikaans by Nobel
Prize recipient J.M. Coetzee, this is the
powerful story of a slave woman,
the sole survivor of an expedition to
southern Africa, who finds shelter in a
baobab tree and recounts vivid scenes
from her past, including her capture as
a child and life under different masters
in a harbor city on the eastern coast.
Upcoming Trips
Dutch & Flemish Landscapes
April 19-27, 2017
Emeritus Professor Gene Moore ’69,
University of Amsterdam
Castles & Collections on the Rhine
featuring Art Basel
June 9-17, 2017
Professor Carol Armstrong
An Atlantic Odyssey aboard the
Sea Cloud II
June 5-16, 2017
Professor Paul Bracken ’82 PhD
Yale Educational Travel
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Air Routing
Itinerary
Welcome Phone Call
Thursday, January 12, 2017 (tentative)
Join Professor Feinberg, the Yale travelers,
YET and the Yale vendor, Thomas P. Gohagan
at 4PM EST for a pre-trip welcome call.
U.S./JOHANNESBURG,
SOUTH AFRICA
Wednesday - Thursday, February 1 - 2
Depart on an overnight flight and arrive the
following day in charismatic Johannesburg,
home to one of the world’s largest urban
forests, where amid some of the continent’s
tallest buildings more than six million
trees flourish. Upon arrival, check into
the Five-Star FAIRLAWNS BOUTIQUE HOTEL.
JOHANNESBURG/SOWETO
Friday, February 3
Few places reflect South Africa’s history like
Johannesburg’s South Western Townships,
better known as Soweto. This thriving
community, pivotal in the anti-apartheid
movement, endures as a broad cross section of
South African daily life—from shack settlements
to a rising middle class to millionaires.
Its Vilakazi Street even fostered two Nobel
Peace Prize laureates, Nelson Mandela and
Desmond Tutu. Visit Mandela’s house and
the Hector Pieterson Memorial, an iconic
symbol of the historic 1976 apartheid protests.
Tour historic Liliesleaf Farm, the epicenter of
the liberation movement and today a museum
and world-famous cultural heritage site.
See the UNESCO World Heritage-designated
Cradle of Humankind, an archaeological site
which produced more than a third of early
hominid fossils ever found, prior to 2010.
Enjoy the Welcome Dinner with special
guest speaker Nicholas Wolpe, founder
and CEO of the Liliesleaf Farm Trust,
who will share an insider’s perspective on
the history surrounding Liliesleaf and the
African National Congress (ANC). (B,L,D)
JOHANNESBURG/
PRETORIA/MALAMALA
PRIVATE GAME RESERVE
Saturday, February 4
The capital city of Pretoria is known for
its diverse architecture, jacaranda trees
and distinctly Afrikaans culture. See the
Union Buildings, with two wings representing
the union of the English and Afrikaners, and
the formal garden where Mandela gave his
presidential inauguration speech (1994).
Visit the Voortrekker Monument,
honoring the mid-19th-century Dutch
Voortrekkers (pioneers), who emigrated from
the Cape Colony to the inland highveld; and
hilltop Freedom Park, overlooking Pretoria.
Later, fly to Skukuza from Johannesburg
and drive to MalaMala Game Reserve, an
extension of Kruger National Park. Check into
MALAMALA MAIN CAMP and attend the Welcome
Reception. Enjoy dinner in the lodge. (B,R,D)
MALAMALA
Sunday, February 5
Renowned for its leopard viewing, MalaMala
is South Africa’s largest private “Big Five”
game reserve, nestled between the Sabi Sands
Game Reserve and Kruger National Park,
with which it shares an unfenced border for a
combined six million acres—a sanctuary for
more than 1,000 plant and animal species.
Enjoy morning and afternoon game
drives. (B,L,D)
MALAMALA/CAPE TOWN
Monday, February 6
After your morning game drive in
MalaMala, fly to the vibrant capital city
of Cape Town. Check into the historic
BELMOND MOUNT NELSON HOTEL.
The remainder of the day is at leisure. (B)
CAPE TOWN/ROBBEN ISLAND
Tuesday, February 7
Ascend Table Mountain by cable car
(weather permitting) for sweeping
city and coastal views. See the historic
City Hall where Mandela made his first
public speech after his release from prison.
Tour Robben Island prison, a UNESCO
World Heritage site, where Mandela and other
political prisoners made strides in attaining
equal rights during apartheid. Its storied
interior provides perspective on South Africa’s
social and political transformation. (B)
CAPE TOWN
Wednesday, February 8
Visit Boulders Beach in Simon’s Town for
an up-close look at a colony of endangered
African penguins. After lunch, drive
into Table Mountain National Park for
a panoramic tour of the UNESCO World
Heritage Cape Floral Region, which
sustains over 4,000 plant species, and
ride a funicular to lofty Cape Point.
In a private home in Cape Town’s
Bo-Kaap township, savor traditional
Cape Malay cuisine—a unique fusion of
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What is Included:
South African, Dutch and Malaysian flavors—
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during a specially arranged C’ESTT BON
CULINARY TRADITIONS™ dinner. (B,L,D)
CAPE TOWN
Thursday, February 9
Experience the extraordinary Cape Winelands
along the Stellenbosch Wine Route. Tour the
Dylan Lewis Sculpture Garden, a tranquil
landscaped garden and artist studio replete
with water features, wildflowers, trees and
signature sculptures. Then, enjoy a specially
arranged lunch with wine pairings at
Boschendal, one of the oldest wine estates in
South Africa. At the historic Vergelegen Cape
Dutch Manor House, enjoy a private tasting
of the region’s signature Pinotage red wine
and stroll through the formal gardens. (B,L)
CAPE TOWN/
KASANE, BOTSWANA/
CHOBE RIVER, NAMIBIA
Friday, February 10
This morning, fly to Kasane, Botswana, for
entry into Namibia. Board the Five-Star
M.S. ZAMBEZI QUEEN for a world-class, small
river ship experience. Local guides will lead
you on game-viewing river safaris aboard
small, private excursion boats. (B,D)
CHOBE RIVER SAFARI
Saturday - Sunday, February 11 - 12
Visit a Namibian village along the river
to experience the local culture firsthand,
including a dance performance and
artisan crafts. Join local guides on small
excursion boats for fishing, game viewing
or bird watching. (2B,2L,2D)
CHOBE RIVER/
CHOBE NATIONAL PARK,
BOTSWANA/
VICTORIA FALLS, ZIMBABWE
Monday, February 13
Disembark the ship this morning and
transfer to Botswana’s Chobe National Park.
Enjoy a morning game drive where one of
the densest Kalahari elephant populations
(approximately 120,000) on the continent
resides, as well as lion, cheetah, leopard,
zebra, impala, hyena, wildebeest, warthog,
hippopotamus, crocodile, water buffalo and
more than 450 bird species. After lunch in
a local restaurant, transfer to THE VICTORIA
FALLS HOTEL for an evening at leisure. (B,L)
VICTORIA FALLS
Tuesday, February 14
Walk the trail along the edge of Victoria Falls, a
UNESCO World Heritage site, one of the Seven
Natural Wonders of the World and among the
largest waterfalls on Earth. Here, the Zambezi
River plummets into a 355-foot gorge, vaulting
a rainbow-hued mist high into the air, lending
this cascade its local name, Mosi-oa-Tunya—
“the smoke that thunders.” See the impressive
Victoria Falls Bridge, an engineering marvel.
Enjoy the Farewell Dinner in the hotel. (B,D)
VICTORIA FALLS/
JOHANNESBURG,
SOUTH AFRICA/U.S.
Wednesday - Thursday, February 15 - 16
Check out of the hotel and fly to
Johannesburg for your return flight to
the U.S. Arrive in the U.S. the next day. (B)
• Program of lectures and discussions with
Dr. Harvey M. Feinberg ’60.
• Thirteen-night program, including
a three-night river safari aboard
the exclusively chartered, Five-Star
M.S. ZAMBEZI QUEEN, two nights in
Johannesburg, South Africa, two nights
in MalaMala Game Reserve, four nights
in Cape Town and two nights in
Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe.
• Accommodation on twin sharing basis
as per the itinerary.
• All entrance fees as per the itinerary.
• Services of Travel Director during the
tour as per the itinerary.
• Meals, as noted in the itinerary.
• Welcome Reception, Welcome Dinner
and Farewell Dinner.
• Complimentary wine and beer served
with lunch and dinner aboard the
M.S. ZAMBEZI QUEEN.
• Morning and afternoon game drives
aboard four-wheel-drive safari vehicles
in MalaMala Game Reserve.
• Excursion to Cape Winelands vineyards,
including the Dylan Lewis Sculpture
Garden, the historic Vergelegen
Cape Dutch Manor House and winery,
and a specially arranged lunch with
wine pairings at Boschendal.
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• Specially arranged C’ESTT BON
CULINARY TRADITIONS™ cooking
demonstration and dinner featuring
traditional Cape Malay cuisine.
• All gratuities for ship personnel,
guides and drivers, helpers, meals and
the accompanying Travel Director.
• Taxes.
• Zimbabwe entry visa.
• Travel document wallet, name badge and
pre-departure information.
• Assistance and porterage at airports.
• Land transfers.
• Medical evacuation insurance between
hospitals only.
What is Not Included:
• Gratuities to hotel personnel.
• Expenses of a personal nature including
laundry, telephone/fax calls, medical
expenses, airport departure tax, etc.
• Any insurance other than Yale’s
UHC Global Travel Program
emergency evacuation program.
• International and internal
program airfares.
• Any meals or beverages that are not
specified in the above inclusions.
• Expenses caused by factors beyond
our control including airplane delays,
roadblocks, vehicle malfunctions,
political disturbances, taxes, lost
luggage, etc.
• Any other services not mentioned in
the inclusions.
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M.S.
Z AMBEZI Q UEEN
Program Cost
CATEGORY 5
$9,795
Private-balcony Stateroom.
Upper Deck
233 square feet including balcony.
Middle Deck Lower Deck.
Lower Deck
CATEGORY 4
$10,095
Dining Room
Lounge
Pool
Private-balcony smaller Stateroom.
211 square feet including balcony.
Middle Deck, midship.
Deck
26
24
22
Single Pricing: $15,595
20
CATEGORY 2
27
25
23
21
Middle Deck
10
12
Staff Areas
Curio Shop &
Cashier/Reception
Area
Boarding
Area
13
11
Lower Deck
M.S.
Z AMBEZI Q UEEN
CATEGORY 1
ZAMBEZI QUEEN (ZQ) is a specially designed
“floating lodge” built to navigate the Chobe River and
provide a world-class African river safari—offering
game-viewing opportunities distinctly different from
a land safari. Local guides will lead impressive game
viewing aboard small excursion boats.
Each of the 14 air-conditioned, spacious
Staterooms (from 211 to 340 square feet) features
floor-to-ceiling windows with a sliding glass door
and private balcony, one queen bed or two twin
beds and private bathroom with shower, as well as
unobstructed viewing of wildlife and river vistas.
Full buffet breakfast, buffet lunch and three-course
dinner, including complimentary wine and beer,
are served daily in the spacious dining room,
with unobstructed views on three sides for game
viewing. Public areas include a lounge, bar and
open-air deck with plunge pool.
$11,195
Private-balcony larger Stateroom.
Larger second private balcony.
340 square feet including balcony.
Lower Deck, forward.
Five-Star Hotels
These exclusive Five-Star hotels have been specially
selected to enhance your southern Africa experience
and individual exploration of each exciting and
historic destination we visit.
M.S. ZAMBEZI QUEEN
$10,795
Private-balcony larger Stateroom.
Larger second balcony is not private.
283 square feet including balcony.
Middle Deck, forward.
The Victoria Falls Hotel, Zimbabwe
M.S.
$10,495
Private-balcony Stateroom.
230 to 264 square feet including balcony.
Middle Deck, midship and aft.
Upper Deck
28
CATEGORY 3
FAIRLAWNS BOUTIQUE HOTEL, Johannesburg,
provides extraordinary luxury, tranquility and a
stately ambiance. Stay in the exclusive Grand Chateau
Suites, featuring elegant, suites and a beautiful
communal lounge with large fireplace and
complimentary Wi-Fi.
BELMOND MOUNT NELSON HOTEL, Cape Town, is a
timeless garden estate located in the vibrant heart
of Cape Town’s cultural center at the foothills of
Table Mountain. Enjoy stylish accommodations
with modern amenities in this world-renowned
Five-Star hotel.
THE VICTORIA FALLS HOTEL, Victoria Falls, features
dramatic views looking out toward the incredible,
thundering Victoria Falls and its rainbow-hued mist.
Originally built in 1904 to house railway workers,
it was transformed into one of the Leading Hotels
of the World in the late 20 th century.
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Pride of Southern Africa
South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, Zimbabwe
February 1 – 16, 2017
Dr. Harvey M. Feinberg ’60
Emeritus Professor of History, Southern Connecticut State University
Experience superb game drives in
Botswana and in MalaMala Game Reserve,
and on Namibia’s Chobe River during a
three-night river safari aboard the Five-Star
M.S. ZAMBEZI QUEEN.
Follow Nelson Mandela’s long road to
freedom from Soweto to Robben Island
and on to Johannesburg and his
presidency of “the rainbow nation.”