[font=""]Hi All[/font]
They sent me the prices for bass fishing at Casa Msika lodge in Mozambique.
Hell expensive for me but maybe someone else could afford it.
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[font=""]CASA MSIKA LODGE - TARIFF LIST AND ROOM DETAILS 2009 [/font]
[font=""]Please note prices quoted are subject to exchange rate fluctuations and may be altered accordingly.[/font]
[font=""]A deposit of 50 % is required to secure a booking.[/font]
[font=""]Tariffs may be altered at peak periods but will be advised at time of booking.[/font]
[font=""]Guests booking at Casa Msika will receive a 10% discount if members of BASS AMERICA and able to produce a valid membership card or 5 % if members of a recognised and registered BASS CHAPTER in Zimbabwe or South Africa.[/font]
[font=""]In addition discounts are available for group bookings subject to management approval
[/font]
[font=""]Chalets are not self catering, we do not allow braai’s or fires near the chalets for Insurance reasons. Braai’s can be organised at the kitchen, at the campsite, or in the self catering rooms. [/font]
[font=""]CHALETS: [/font]
[font=""]Rates for chalets include bed and continental breakfast and are quoted per chalet.[/font]
[font=""]1 extra bed allowed per chalet at an extra cost of 400 Mets per bed.[/font]
[font=""]All chalets have own shower and toilet and are facing the lake.
[/font]
[font=""]Chalet 1, 2 - 1 double bed + 2 single beds (Sleeps 4 People)[/font]
[font=""]1680 Mets U.S. $73 Rand 764 [/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""]Chalet 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 - 1 double bed + 1 single bed (Sleeps 3 People)[/font]
[font=""]1450 Mets U.S. $63 Rand 660 [/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""]Chalet 8 - 2 separate bed rooms - 2 single beds in each bed room (Sleeps 4 People)[/font]
[font=""]1680 Mets U.S. $73 Rand 764
Chalet 9 - 2 separate bed rooms - 1 double bed in 1 bedroom - 2 single beds in 1 bedroom (Sleeps 4 People)[/font]
[font=""]1680mets U.S. $73 Rand 764
ROOMS [/font]
[font=""]Rates for rooms are for room only per night[/font]
[font=""]All rooms have own shower and toilet [/font]
[font=""]Rooms 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 - 2 Single beds (Sleeps 2 People)[/font]
[font=""]920 Mets U.S. $40 Rand 418 [/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""]Rooms 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 - 1 Double bed (Sleeps 2 People)[/font]
[font=""]920 Mets U.S. $40 Rand 418
[/font]
[font=""]SELF CATERING [/font]
[font=""](Rooms 13, 15,17,19,21 – 2 single beds) (Rooms 14,16,18,20, - 1 double bed) (Sleeps 2 People in each room)[/font]
[font=""]These rooms are designed for self catering .However at this stage only Braai and washing facilities up are supplied. Up grading is in progress. Charcoal is available at the shop.[/font]
[font=""]1012 Mets U.S. $44 Rand 460
Extra beds may be supplied in these rooms at an additional cost per bed of [/font]
[font=""]400 Mets USD 18 R182 [/font]
[font=""]CAMPING [/font]
[font=""]There is a camp site with ablution block, braai sites and electricity[/font]
[font=""]Cost for camping is [/font]
[font=""]100 Meticais USD 4 R45 per person per night[/font]
[font=""]Children under 12 free charge [/font]
[font=""]Children 12 – 18 half price [/font]
[font=""]50 Meticais USD 2 R23 per child per night[/font]
[font=""]Charcoal is available at the “Dug – Out “shop [/font]
[size=[font=""]Casa Msika offers boats for hire on pleasure cruises, fishing trips or visits around the dam to places of interest like the dam wall. You will be accompanied by Foster our guide and Environmental Officer. ][/size]We also offer guided walks where he can talk to you about the resident flora and fauna and bird life[/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""]SEMI RIGID BOAT[/font]
[font=""]US$120 / 3000MTN PER DAY OR US$65 / 1625MTN FOR HALF DAY EXCLUDING FUEL & OIL[/font]
[font=""]HIRE PER HOUR IS US$15 / 375MTN EXCLUDING FUEL & OIL[/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""]BASS BOAT WITHOUT GUIDE [/font]
[font=""]US$175 / 4375MTN PER DAY OR US$90 / 2250MTN FOR HALF DAY EXCLUDING FUEL & OIL[/font]
[font=""]HIRE PER HOUR IS US$25 / 625MTN EXCLUDING FUEL & OIL[/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""]BASS BOAT WITH GUIDE [/font]
[font=""]US$220 / 5500MTN PER DAY OR US$125 / 3125MTN FOR HALF DAY EXCLUDING FUEL & OIL[/font]
[font=""]HIRE PER HOUR IS US$35 / 875MTN EXCLUDING FUEL & OIL [/font]
[font=""]THESE ARE REGULAR VISITING FISHERMEN GUIDING THEIR PERSONAL[/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""]PONTOON[/font]
[font=""]1 – 3 PEOPLE WILL BE US$18 / 450MTN / HOUR PER PERSON[/font]
[font=""]4 – 8 PEOPLE US$5 / 125MTN / HOUR PER PERSON[/font]
[font=""]THESE PRICES ARE INCLUSIVE OF THE FUEL AND OIL AND ALSO INCLUDE ONE FREE DRINK [/font]
[font=""]ONLY 8 PEOPLE ALLOWED ON THE PONTOON[/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""]YOU CAN ORGANISE FOR A COOLER BOX OR PICNIC TO BE TAKEN ON BOARD WITH PRIOR ARRANGEMENT THROUGH FOSTER[/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""]WALKING TRAILS[/font]
[font=""]US$5 / 125MTN PER PERSON[/font]
[font=""]CASAMSIKA ROAD DIRECTIONS AND TRAVEL DETAILS 2009 [/font]
[font=""]We do have a gentleman by the name of Maya- contact number +258 829 625 2380 who wears a Casa Msika Shirt who can assist you at the Mozambique side of the Mutare border.[/font]
[font=""]Border Procedures [/font]
[font=""]Zimbabwe:[/font]
[font=""] Please make notes of:[/font]
[font=""]·[size= ][/size]Engine number[/font]
[font=""]·[size= ][/size]Chassis number[/font]
[font=""]·[size= ][/size]Boat trailer frame number[/font]
[font=""]·[size= ][/size]Outboard engine serial number [/font]
[font=""]Remember that you need a police clearance as well on your trailer. Your outboard motor serial number is located on the leg of the motor, just below the engine cover generally on the L/Hand side. [/font]
[font=""]You might have to quote your National Parks number if you don’t have a boat serial number and if they insist on something.[/font]
[font=""]Mozambique: [/font]
[font=""]1. Visitors to Mozambique with SADCC passports (Zimbabwe, Zambia, South Africa etc), do not need visas[/font]
[font=""]2. Visitors from other countries can purchase single entry visas at the border for U.S. $30. [/font]
[font=""][font=""]3. At the entrance boom a form is filled in asking for a yes or no [/font]declaration of goods to declare. This is handed to the driver of the vehicle by the customs official and only needs a signature from the driver and must be stamped in the main customs hall by customs before leaving - it is finally handed in by the driver on leaving at the final gate.[/font]
[font=""]4. All visitors must pay a fee of U.S. $2 per passport at the immigration desk. This may also be paid in Mets or Rand.[/font]
[font=""]5. A Temporary Import Permit form must be purchased from the customs desk for each vehicle the cost of this is U.S. $1.50. Remember to include boats and trailers on the bottom of this form. Camping equipment, cameras etc must also be included [/font]
[font=""]6. Insurance must be bought for the vehicle .The cost for this is U.S. $23. Insurance for boats and trailers may be bought at the same time (U.S. $12). - However this is not mandatory .The insurance is available outside the main customs hall at various offices. Hollard is usually the quickest.[/font]
[font=""]7. Once these procedures are completed it is necessary to find a customs official to check the vehicle before driving to the main boom. Customs officials are wearing blue uniforms. [/font]
[font=""]8. If towing a boat, please ensure you have the National Parks registration for the boat itself, as the border posts have been asking for the papers for them.[/font]
[font=""]Road directions to Casamsika: [/font]
[font=""]The GPS co-ordinates for Casa Msika reception are 19º02’25.53â€S, 33º03’55.85â€E.[size= ][/size]Proceed from the border and pass through Maniac town (21 kms)[/font]
[font=""]At 45 kms from the border (2 km after the Revue River) a sign post is displayed on the left of the road. The turn off is to the Right .This is a good dirt road .Visitors proceed 2.5 km to the main boom. Please fill in the Security form with your name and Vehicle registration number. The lodge is reached 2.5km after the boom gate. [/font]
[font=""]Other information: [/font]
[font=""]Activities: [/font]
[font=""]At the lodge we have a swimming pool and restaurant open all day.[/font]
[font=""]Ice, picnic lunches etc are available.[/font]
[font=""]Bird walks and general nature walks are available with the resident guide.[/font]
[font=""]There is a small shop which sells charcoal, fishing tackle, batteries etc.[/font]
[font=""]Residents may speak to management to organise pontoon trips, boat hire and bush dinners. [/font]
[font=""]Beware of “money changers “. At Casamsika we are usually able to change money for you, however if we do not have sufficient funds we can give you details of where to go.[/font]
[font=""]There are speed limits in all towns and sometimes in small villages. The limits are sign posted – if in doubt do 60 km /hr.[/font]
[font=""]Carry your drivers licence with you at all times [/font]
[font=""]ENJOY YOUR STAY [/font]
[font=""] Regards Kim Pemberton[/font]
Manageress
They sent me the prices for bass fishing at Casa Msika lodge in Mozambique.
Hell expensive for me but maybe someone else could afford it.
[font=""][/font]
[font=""][/font]
[font=""]CASA MSIKA LODGE - TARIFF LIST AND ROOM DETAILS 2009 [/font]
[font=""]Please note prices quoted are subject to exchange rate fluctuations and may be altered accordingly.[/font]
[font=""]A deposit of 50 % is required to secure a booking.[/font]
[font=""]Tariffs may be altered at peak periods but will be advised at time of booking.[/font]
[font=""]Guests booking at Casa Msika will receive a 10% discount if members of BASS AMERICA and able to produce a valid membership card or 5 % if members of a recognised and registered BASS CHAPTER in Zimbabwe or South Africa.[/font]
[font=""]In addition discounts are available for group bookings subject to management approval
[/font]
[font=""]Chalets are not self catering, we do not allow braai’s or fires near the chalets for Insurance reasons. Braai’s can be organised at the kitchen, at the campsite, or in the self catering rooms. [/font]
[font=""]CHALETS: [/font]
[font=""]Rates for chalets include bed and continental breakfast and are quoted per chalet.[/font]
[font=""]1 extra bed allowed per chalet at an extra cost of 400 Mets per bed.[/font]
[font=""]All chalets have own shower and toilet and are facing the lake.
[/font]
[font=""]Chalet 1, 2 - 1 double bed + 2 single beds (Sleeps 4 People)[/font]
[font=""]1680 Mets U.S. $73 Rand 764 [/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""]Chalet 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 - 1 double bed + 1 single bed (Sleeps 3 People)[/font]
[font=""]1450 Mets U.S. $63 Rand 660 [/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""]Chalet 8 - 2 separate bed rooms - 2 single beds in each bed room (Sleeps 4 People)[/font]
[font=""]1680 Mets U.S. $73 Rand 764
Chalet 9 - 2 separate bed rooms - 1 double bed in 1 bedroom - 2 single beds in 1 bedroom (Sleeps 4 People)[/font]
[font=""]1680mets U.S. $73 Rand 764
ROOMS [/font]
[font=""]Rates for rooms are for room only per night[/font]
[font=""]All rooms have own shower and toilet [/font]
[font=""]Rooms 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 - 2 Single beds (Sleeps 2 People)[/font]
[font=""]920 Mets U.S. $40 Rand 418 [/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""]Rooms 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 - 1 Double bed (Sleeps 2 People)[/font]
[font=""]920 Mets U.S. $40 Rand 418
[/font]
[font=""]SELF CATERING [/font]
[font=""](Rooms 13, 15,17,19,21 – 2 single beds) (Rooms 14,16,18,20, - 1 double bed) (Sleeps 2 People in each room)[/font]
[font=""]These rooms are designed for self catering .However at this stage only Braai and washing facilities up are supplied. Up grading is in progress. Charcoal is available at the shop.[/font]
[font=""]1012 Mets U.S. $44 Rand 460
Extra beds may be supplied in these rooms at an additional cost per bed of [/font]
[font=""]400 Mets USD 18 R182 [/font]
[font=""]CAMPING [/font]
[font=""]There is a camp site with ablution block, braai sites and electricity[/font]
[font=""]Cost for camping is [/font]
[font=""]100 Meticais USD 4 R45 per person per night[/font]
[font=""]Children under 12 free charge [/font]
[font=""]Children 12 – 18 half price [/font]
[font=""]50 Meticais USD 2 R23 per child per night[/font]
[font=""]Charcoal is available at the “Dug – Out “shop [/font]
[size=[font=""]Casa Msika offers boats for hire on pleasure cruises, fishing trips or visits around the dam to places of interest like the dam wall. You will be accompanied by Foster our guide and Environmental Officer. ][/size]We also offer guided walks where he can talk to you about the resident flora and fauna and bird life[/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""]SEMI RIGID BOAT[/font]
[font=""]US$120 / 3000MTN PER DAY OR US$65 / 1625MTN FOR HALF DAY EXCLUDING FUEL & OIL[/font]
[font=""]HIRE PER HOUR IS US$15 / 375MTN EXCLUDING FUEL & OIL[/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""]BASS BOAT WITHOUT GUIDE [/font]
[font=""]US$175 / 4375MTN PER DAY OR US$90 / 2250MTN FOR HALF DAY EXCLUDING FUEL & OIL[/font]
[font=""]HIRE PER HOUR IS US$25 / 625MTN EXCLUDING FUEL & OIL[/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""]BASS BOAT WITH GUIDE [/font]
[font=""]US$220 / 5500MTN PER DAY OR US$125 / 3125MTN FOR HALF DAY EXCLUDING FUEL & OIL[/font]
[font=""]HIRE PER HOUR IS US$35 / 875MTN EXCLUDING FUEL & OIL [/font]
[font=""]THESE ARE REGULAR VISITING FISHERMEN GUIDING THEIR PERSONAL[/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""]PONTOON[/font]
[font=""]1 – 3 PEOPLE WILL BE US$18 / 450MTN / HOUR PER PERSON[/font]
[font=""]4 – 8 PEOPLE US$5 / 125MTN / HOUR PER PERSON[/font]
[font=""]THESE PRICES ARE INCLUSIVE OF THE FUEL AND OIL AND ALSO INCLUDE ONE FREE DRINK [/font]
[font=""]ONLY 8 PEOPLE ALLOWED ON THE PONTOON[/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""]YOU CAN ORGANISE FOR A COOLER BOX OR PICNIC TO BE TAKEN ON BOARD WITH PRIOR ARRANGEMENT THROUGH FOSTER[/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""] [/font]
[font=""]WALKING TRAILS[/font]
[font=""]US$5 / 125MTN PER PERSON[/font]
[font=""]CASAMSIKA ROAD DIRECTIONS AND TRAVEL DETAILS 2009 [/font]
[font=""]We do have a gentleman by the name of Maya- contact number +258 829 625 2380 who wears a Casa Msika Shirt who can assist you at the Mozambique side of the Mutare border.[/font]
[font=""]Border Procedures [/font]
[font=""]Zimbabwe:[/font]
- [font=""]Residents need to produce a valid border clearance certificate for vehicles, boats and trailers. [/font][/*]
- [font=""]A Temporary Export Permit (TEP) must be filled in. [/font][/*]
- [font=""]Customs have a new formality which they require you to complete They now ask for you to complete a temporary export permit for your car, trailer, boat and outboard engine. Most of you will not have a serial number for the boat, except those with new boats. [/font]
[font=""] Please make notes of:[/font]
[font=""]·[size= ][/size]Engine number[/font]
[font=""]·[size= ][/size]Chassis number[/font]
[font=""]·[size= ][/size]Boat trailer frame number[/font]
[font=""]·[size= ][/size]Outboard engine serial number [/font]
[font=""]Remember that you need a police clearance as well on your trailer. Your outboard motor serial number is located on the leg of the motor, just below the engine cover generally on the L/Hand side. [/font]
[font=""]You might have to quote your National Parks number if you don’t have a boat serial number and if they insist on something.[/font]
[font=""]Mozambique: [/font]
[font=""]1. Visitors to Mozambique with SADCC passports (Zimbabwe, Zambia, South Africa etc), do not need visas[/font]
[font=""]2. Visitors from other countries can purchase single entry visas at the border for U.S. $30. [/font]
[font=""][font=""]3. At the entrance boom a form is filled in asking for a yes or no [/font]declaration of goods to declare. This is handed to the driver of the vehicle by the customs official and only needs a signature from the driver and must be stamped in the main customs hall by customs before leaving - it is finally handed in by the driver on leaving at the final gate.[/font]
[font=""]4. All visitors must pay a fee of U.S. $2 per passport at the immigration desk. This may also be paid in Mets or Rand.[/font]
[font=""]5. A Temporary Import Permit form must be purchased from the customs desk for each vehicle the cost of this is U.S. $1.50. Remember to include boats and trailers on the bottom of this form. Camping equipment, cameras etc must also be included [/font]
[font=""]6. Insurance must be bought for the vehicle .The cost for this is U.S. $23. Insurance for boats and trailers may be bought at the same time (U.S. $12). - However this is not mandatory .The insurance is available outside the main customs hall at various offices. Hollard is usually the quickest.[/font]
[font=""]7. Once these procedures are completed it is necessary to find a customs official to check the vehicle before driving to the main boom. Customs officials are wearing blue uniforms. [/font]
[font=""]8. If towing a boat, please ensure you have the National Parks registration for the boat itself, as the border posts have been asking for the papers for them.[/font]
[font=""]Road directions to Casamsika: [/font]
[font=""]The GPS co-ordinates for Casa Msika reception are 19º02’25.53â€S, 33º03’55.85â€E.[size= ][/size]Proceed from the border and pass through Maniac town (21 kms)[/font]
[font=""]At 45 kms from the border (2 km after the Revue River) a sign post is displayed on the left of the road. The turn off is to the Right .This is a good dirt road .Visitors proceed 2.5 km to the main boom. Please fill in the Security form with your name and Vehicle registration number. The lodge is reached 2.5km after the boom gate. [/font]
[font=""]Other information: [/font]
[font=""]Activities: [/font]
[font=""]At the lodge we have a swimming pool and restaurant open all day.[/font]
[font=""]Ice, picnic lunches etc are available.[/font]
[font=""]Bird walks and general nature walks are available with the resident guide.[/font]
[font=""]There is a small shop which sells charcoal, fishing tackle, batteries etc.[/font]
[font=""]Residents may speak to management to organise pontoon trips, boat hire and bush dinners. [/font]
[font=""]Beware of “money changers “. At Casamsika we are usually able to change money for you, however if we do not have sufficient funds we can give you details of where to go.[/font]
[font=""]There are speed limits in all towns and sometimes in small villages. The limits are sign posted – if in doubt do 60 km /hr.[/font]
[font=""]Carry your drivers licence with you at all times [/font]
[font=""]ENJOY YOUR STAY [/font]
[font=""] Regards Kim Pemberton[/font]
Manageress
