wild women on top twin peaks, morocco

Africa wild women on top trip highlights Spectacular views from the summit of Mount Toubkal, North Africa s highest peak Reaching the summit of Ouanoukrim, North Africa s 2nd highest peak Trek through traditional Berber villages of the High Atlas Djemaa el Fna market place in Marrakesh Gardens, mosques, palaces, and the souqs of Marrakesh Celebratory meal at the end of our trek in our private luxury camp Relaxing in the Peninsula town of Essaouira Trip escorted by Wild Women On Top Trip Duration 13 days Trip Code: WWM Grade Moderate Activities Trekking Summary 13 day trip, 4 nights hotel, 5 nights camping twin share and 3 nights Village Gite welcome to World Expeditions Thank you for your interest in the Wild Women On Top Twin Peaks, Morocco expedition. At World Expeditions we are passionate about off the beaten track experiences as it provides our travellers with the thrill of coming face to face with untouched cultures as well as wilderness regions of great natural beauty. We are also committed to making sure that our range of unique itineraries are well researched, affordable and tailored for the enjoyment of our small groups or individuals philosophies that have been at our core since 1975 when we began operating adventure holidays. The itineraries will give you the very best travel experience, designed by people with incredible local knowledge who share our vision of authentic exchange and real exploration with a responsible tourism approach. We hope you will join us for a life changing experience! why travel with World Expeditions? When planning travel to remote and challenging destinations, many factors need to be considered. Our extra attention to detail and seamless operations on the ground ensure that you will have a memorable experience in Morocco. We take every precaution to ensure smooth logistics, our vehicles and equipment are the best available on the market. Most importantly, our adventures have always sought to benefit the local peoples we interact with, safeguard the ecosystems we explore and contribute to the sustainability of travel in the regions we experience. You will be accompanied by a guide whose knowledge and passion for Morocco will add a unique dimension to your trip. Their experience and enthusiasm ensures that we maintain the leading edge in adventure travel and therefore providing excellent value for money. Given our local knowledge, experience and excellent leadership, we are quite sure that this tour will be a trip of a lifetime. 1 Australian World Expeditions Pty Limited - Kate Harper 9/9/2014 10:58:27 AM

2015 07 Jun - 19 Jun trip dates trip cost Joining Marrakech 8 10 passengers: $3690 All prices are per person options & supplements 11-12 passengers: $3490 Single Supplement(except village gites): $435 Please contact us to receive a quote on the recommended group flights outlined in this itinerary. We can also book alternative flights should you wish. Our staff are committed to providing the best airfare we can for Wild Women On Top Members. Should you find a cheaper fare elsewhere, please let our staff know, and if we are able to book this fare, we will. Many thanks. the trip On this exciting new adventure with Wild Women On Top we will follow trails through traditional villages to alpine pastures set beneath the impressive backdrop of the High Atlas. We will descend into lush green valleys with terraces and mud walled houses and cross high passes to absorb the impressive mountain landscape. Our goal on this trip is to attempt the two summits of Mt Toubkal and Ouanoukrim. Mt Toubkal (4167m) is the highest mountain in North Africa and Ouanoukrim is the second (4089m). The trek to the summit for both these mountains is challenging but non technical and does not require any mountaineering experience, however you will need a good level of fitness as trek days can be long and the terrain undulating with steep ascents and descents. On a clear day the panoramic views from the summits are spectacular. In the company of your muleteer and cook you will experience the traditional Berber hospitality.there is ample time to relax amongst the walnut trees, sipping mint tea and taking in the pace of life in the mountains. Our trip begins in Marrakesh, one of the most important artistic centres in the Islamic world and concludes in Essaouira, with its tranquil squares and cafes, narrow lanes and whitewashed houses set against an ocean backdrop. A wonderful way to end this extraordinary journey. We hope you can join us. wild women on top team benefits Wild Women On Top Adventures: Team Benefits & Bonuses 2015 When you join a Wild Women On Top Adventure, you become part of an incredible team. Your enjoyment will depend on the fitness, mental tuffness and emotional tuffness of EVERY team member. The whole is much greater than the sum of the parts! Wild Women On Top Adventures are unique mind, body, spirit experiences, which support you in the wilderness and help empower you to take on extraordinary challenges with a group of likeminded women. You will need to prepare for your adventure and we will show you how, every step of the way. BEFORE you book your Wild Women On Top Adventure, check out these benefits & bonuses: 1. Please Join Our Tribe: So we can help you have more fun, simply purchase an online Adventure Membership OR 3 months (minimum) Trek Training (Sydney only). Go to www. wildwomenontop.com to join. Note: Bookings will not be confirmed until this condition is met. 2. Please get fit & remain injury free: The fitter you are, the more fun you ll have. We recommend Trek Training at least twice a week, including Interval training, endurance training and trip specific technical training. Alternate this with cross training such as swimming, bike riding, indoor rock climbing, rock scrambling and/or yoga. Your Trip Coach may also suggest additional trip specific activities. If you re an online Adventure Member How to Prepare for World Class Treks by Di Westaway is your trainer. 3. To ensure you re really prepared: Your Trip Coach may host a complimentary team personalized gear briefing (shopping). For extra motivation to help you get super fit (Sydney only) book a spot in one of our Trip/ Trek Training sessions. www.wildwomenontop.com. 4. So you have more fun with your team: Your Trip Coach will organize a team trekking assessment. You ll meet the girls and get great tips and personal feedback so you re fabulously prepared for your adventure. (If you can t attend the assessment, your Coach will supervise a remote assessment to be completed before the team assessment date. If you fail the assessment and a personalized supplementary assessment, you will not be eligible for the trip and will be subject to the costs incurred according to World Expeditions cancellation policy.) 5. So that we all have a great adventure: Please read & support our Golden Rules (see www.wildwomenontop.com) 6. To ensure you have the adventure of your dreams: Please take responsibility for providing feedback to your coach before and during your adventure so she can assist you in resolving any issues you have immediately. 2 Australian World Expeditions Pty Limited - Kate Harper 9/9/2014 10:58:27 AM

7. Your Wild Women On Top Coach will support & unite your team with empowering passion, guidance & tips and share our Traditions & culture. However the Coach is NOT the guide, navigator or first aider. A local expert guide will take this role. 8. In some extreme environments, including at high altitude, your Coach might get sick and be unable to support your individual needs. It is your responsibility to seek assistance from the World Expeditions guides in this instance. 9. You must commit to the World Expeditions payment schedule. 10. Expect the unexpected. We provide wilderness experiences, and **** sometimes happens. Remember, Magic happens when you step outside your comfort zone. Wild Women On Top reserves the right to amend these requirements at any time at a glance DAY 1 SUNDAY 7 JUNE - ARRIVE MARRAKECH DAY 2 MONDAY 8 JUNE - IN MARRAKECH DAY 3 TUESDAY 9 JUNE - MARRAKECH - TRANSFER TO OUKAIMEDEN, APPROX. 1:30 HRS. HIKE TO TACHEDIRT DAY 4 WEDNESDAY 10 JUNE TACHEDDIRT 2400 M - IMANENE VALLEY - MATATE (1800M) DAY 5 THURS 11 JUNE - MATATE 1800M - AZIB TINGRHITE 2100 M - TIZI OUDITE 2219 M - TIZI OUSSEM 1785 M DAY 6 FRIDAY 12 JUNE - TIZI OUSSEM 1850 M - AZIB TIZIKERT 2460 M APPRX. APPROX 5 HOURS WALKING DAY 7 SATURDAY 13 JUNE - AZIB TZIKERT 2460 M NELTNER CAMP 3050M APPROX 6 HOURS OF WALKING DAY 8 SUNDAY 14 JUNE - NELTNER CAMP 3050M -TOUBKAL 4167M -NELTNER CAMP 3050M APPROX 8 HOURS WALKING DAY 9 MONDAY 15 JUNE - SUMMIT OUANOUKRIM PEAK (4088M) - NELTNER (3050M) APPROX. 6-7 HOURS OF WALKING DAY 10 TUESDAY 16 JUNE - NELTNER CAMP 3050M - IMLIL 1750M - PRIVATE CAMP DAY 11 WEDNESDAY 17 JUNE - TO ESSAOUIRA DAY 12 THURSDAY 18 JUNE - IN ESSAUOIRA DAY 13 FRIDAY 19TH JUNE TRANSFER TO MARRAKECH.TRIP CONCLUDES what s included 12 breakfasts, 8 lunches and 10 dinners, including final celebratory meal on trek Experienced english speaking trekking leader Group leader, mule handlers, camp hands and kitchen staff Two nights in a 3.5 star hotel in Marrakesh on a twin share basis Two nights in 3.5 star hotel in Essauoira Arrival airport and departure transfers on recommended group flights All internal transport by private vehicle 7cm foam sleeping mat Two person tents Twin, triple and quad share rooms at Village Gite Dining tent and toilet tent during camping section Treated water during trek Mules to carry all personal and group equipment All park entrance fees and trekking permits Emergency medical kit Guided city tour of Marrakesh 3 Australian World Expeditions Pty Limited - Kate Harper 9/9/2014 10:58:27 AM

fast facts Countries Visited: Morocco Visas: Please check visa requirements with your reservations consultant* Vaccinations: Please consult a travel vaccination specialist for up to date information Private Groups: Private group options are available for this trip* Singles: A single supplement is available for this trip* Leader: Expert local leader Brochure Reference: Africa, Middle East *Ask our staff for more information. WWOT Assessment Fee valued at $147 Trip escorted by Wild Women On Top Coach No local payments policy: Local cash payments are becoming increasingly popular with many operators. The policy seems to benefit the tour operators, more than the local economies or travellers, as it avoids local taxes and transfers the cost and risk of cash handling to travellers. In accordance with our Responsible Travel practices we have chosen a policy not to ask for such payments. detailed itinerary DAY 1 Sunday 7 June - Arrive Marrakech Upon arrival you will be met and transferred to the group hotel (one group transfer provided on recommended group flight). On arrival you will meet your Moroccan Guide and have a trip briefing before heading out to dinner. RECOMMENDED GROUP FLIGHTS: 6 June EK413 Depart Sydney 2100/Arrive Dubai 0540 (+1) 7 June EK751 Depart Dubai 0735/Arrive Casablanca 1255 Connect with: 7 June AT411 Depart Casablanca 1740/Arrive Marrakech 1835 meals: D DAY 2 Monday 8 June - In Marrakech Today you will have a half day walking tour of th city. In Marrakesh you will be led by an expert city guide (not your trek leader) to discover the soul of Marrakesh. You will explore the Bab ed Debbagh (city gate) the Medersa Ben Youssef (school of Islamic Studies). The Ben Youssef Medersa, an Islamic school attached to the Ben Youssef Mosque and is home to some of the most beautiful art and architecture in Marrakesh. You will then visit the souks, and finally the Koutoubia Mosque. In the evening after dinner you will have time to explore the Djemaa el-fna. The atmosphere of this square is overwhelming with its jumble of food stalls, snake charmers, fortune and storytellers and the wide variety of people that flock to its attractions. Overnight Riad Aladdin (or similar) meals: B,D DAY 3 Tuesday 9 June - Marrakech - Transfer to Oukaimeden, approx. 1:30 hrs. Hike to Tachedirt This morning you will meet your driver and guide in the hotel lobby and transfer towards the High Atlas Mountains. After approx. 1 ½ h of driving, you will reach the starting point of your trek. Here you will meet your muleteers, and your bags will be loaded onto the mules for transportation. You will start your trek and will soon ascend gently to the pass of Tizi n Addi at an altitude of 2960 m. After a lunch rest you descend to the nice valley and village of Tacheddirt. Overnight camp Approx. 4 hrs of walking DAY 4 Wednesday 10 June Tacheddirt 2400 m - Imanene Valley - Matate (1800m) You start your day with a gentle ascent and enjoy a splendid view over the Imanene valley. From here you descend - with a few ups and downs - into the Imanene valley passing through several typical villages like Tinghourine and Ikkis. You will then ascend some 300 m of altitude to reach the Tizi n Aguersioual at 2050 m. We descend to the village of Aguersioual before hiking to the village of Matate. Approx. 5:30 to 6 hrs of walking. Overnight village house 4 Australian World Expeditions Pty Limited - Kate Harper 9/9/2014 10:58:27 AM

responsible travel The environments we travel through are fragile. It is our responsibility as visitors to minimise the impact of our presence. World Expeditions were the proud recipients of the inaugural Australian National Travel Industry s Environmental Achievement award for our Responsible Travel Guidebook. This detailed guide to responsible & sustainable travel is provided to all World Expeditions clients before they travel. Please ask your consultant if you have not received your copy of our award winning book. Alternatively, you may like to download a copy from our website www.worldexpeditions.com trip grading This expedition involves trekking through undulating country, often untracked, for up to six hours a day at a steady pace. To undertake this level of activity you will need a good level of trekking fitness and be sure footed. Some days involve walking over rugged terrain, including boulders, scree and heavily vegetated ground. As a minimum, we recommend 45 minutes of aerobic type exercise three times a week for three months leading up to your trek. adventure travel By its very nature adventure travel involves an element of the unexpected. In remote and developing countries do not expect standards you are used to at home. Remote areas are sometimes unpredictable and itineraries may be altered. To get the most out of your adventure it is important that you are flexible, positive and eager to take on all the challenges that arise. If you are uncertain about your suitability for this trip we recommend that you speak with your consultant of travel agent. DAY 5 Thurs 11 June - Matate 1800m - Azib Tingrhite 2100 m - Tizi Oudite 2219 m - Tizi Oussem 1785 m A short climb away is the Tizi n Oudite pass at 2200 m (approx. 3:30 hrs). After enjoying the views you will descend into the Azzaden valley and walk through a juniper forest. You will soon come across great views out to the colourful villages of Id Aissa, Tizi Zougaghen and Tiziane. You continue your trek up the valley to the village of Id Aissa, notable for its mosque visible throughout the valley, and on to the village of Tizi Oussem. Approx. 5:30 hrs of walking Overnight village house DAY 6 Friday 12 June - Tizi Oussem 1850 m - Azib Tizikert 2460 m Apprx. Approx 5 hours walking After breakfast you will leave Tizi Oussem and head up along the valley of Oussem. Slowly you will ascend up to Azib Iminouatss and follow the trail to the small and narrow pasture of Azib Tamsoult at 2160 m. Before lunch you will have a short visit to the waterfalls at Ighouliden, before continuing on for a further hour up to Azib Tzikert where the next overnight camp will be. DAY 7 Saturday 13 June - Azib Tzikert 2460 m Neltner camp 3050m Approx 6 hours of walking You will leave camp and walk for about 30 minutes where you will then find the large mule trail. You will follow this as you head to the mountain chains of Aguelzim, where you will find a zigzag trail that leads up a couloirs for 400m to the first pass. Here a panoramic view to Tizi Oussem and the Haouz plain can be seen. The trail ascends another 100m, before you reach the 3430m high pass of Tizi Aguelzim (approx. 4 hours of walking).you will have a great view to Djebel Toubkal before descending on the trail rocky at first - to the Neltner camp (approx. 2 hours of descent). Tonight you will prepare for the summit tomorrow. DAY 8 Sunday 14 June - Neltner camp 3050m -Toubkal 4167m -Neltner camp 3050m Approx 8 hours walking We will make an early start for our attempt on Toubkal, North Africa s highest peak for our 3-4 hour trek to the summit (4167m). First we must traverse long scree slopes; tiring terrain at this altitude and we must proceed slowly to conserve energy. Higher sections are more rocky and there is little vegetation. Once at the summit the views are spectacular, and although wind and cold conditions mean we will not linger long, we have time to enjoy the scenes of surrounding peaks of the Atlas mountains and down to the plains around Marrakesh far in the distance. We then begin the descent back, on the same route, to Neltner camp (3050m), where we will have a late lunch and enjoy a well earned rest after a hard days trekking. DAY 9 Monday 15 June - Summit Ouanoukrim peak (4088m) - Neltner (3050m) Approx. 6-7 hours of walking Today will truly test your endurance and is only an option for those who are still feeling fit after Toubkal and well acclimatised. We climb from Neltner camp up in direction of Tizi n Ouanoums, then follow the trail to Tizi n Ouagane at 3780m. From this pass it is an approx. 20 minutes steep climb up to the ridge of the mountain, from where we follow the ridge to the summit at 4088m. The summit allows for a great panoramic view (if good weather) of the Toubkal summit, Tazararte plateau or even to Anti Atlas and Tizi n Test region as well as the valley of Souss on a very clear day. We descend via the same route to the Tizi n Ouagane. From here, if you are feeling fit and well 5 Australian World Expeditions Pty Limited - Kate Harper 9/9/2014 10:58:27 AM

important note Expect The Unexpected. Wild Women On Top Itineraries can change at any time, depending on local conditions, group requirements and weather. acclimatized, we can climb another optional peak, the Igher n Abdellai (approx. 1 hour in addition from/ to the pass). From this summit we have a good view to the Lac Ifni (mountain Lake). Afterwards we head back to the pass and from here descend to Neltner camp for a well deserved lunch. DAY 10 Tuesday 16 June - Neltner camp 3050m - Imlil 1750m - Private Camp Today we descend down the valley, passing through the deeply religious village of Sidi Chamarouch. This area is also rich in wildflowers, and in spring we ll find the magnificent Peony Rose. We will also pass herds of goats traversing precarious mountain trails. We continue to Imlil where our trekking ends (approx 4.5 hours walking). We will have a short transfer to an area en-rout to Ouirgane where we set up a private luxury camp and enjoy a final celebratory dinner under the stars. DAY 11 Wednesday 17 June - To Essaouira For a change of pace today we head to the peaceful Peninsula town of Essaouira (approx 4 hours drive). With its Greek-like whitewashed walls and its mixture of Portuguese, French and Berber fortifications, it has a completely different flavour to our previous destinations. Protected by the trade winds, Essaouira is a handicraft centre, particularly for artisans working with sandal, cedar and lemon wood. We will visit the city with our guide who will give you ideas of things you might like to do during your time at leisure in Essaouira. We can also take a relaxing walk along the Atlantic coastline. Fishing is another of the main industries of the town. The fresh catch is a specialty of the restaurants and the harbour side fish markets - either are a must for lunch. Overnight Riad Mimouna or similar. meals: B,L DAY 12 Thursday 18 June - In Essauoira Today we have set aside for a full day at leisure to enjoy Essaouira meals: B DAY 13 Friday 19th June Transfer to Marrakech.Trip concludes Today we transfer to Marrakech where our trip concludes (Transfer to Marrakech will be based on recommended group flight departure). RECOMMENDED GROUP FLIGHTS: 19 June AT412 Depart Marrakech 1905/Arrive Casablanca 1950 Connect with: 19 June EK754 Depart Casablanca 2130/Arrive Dubai 0755 (+1) 20 June EK5002 Depart Dubai 0920/Arrive Sydney 0510 (21 June) meals: B This itinerary is subject to change with any change in Community regulations as well as Governmental changes and natural circumstances beyond our control. country information The oldest known inhabitants of Morocco are the Berber people. They have occupied the area for at least 5000 years however their exact origins are unknown. As early as the 6th century BC Phoenician traders established depots on the Atlantic coast, forging relations with Berber tribes to enable the exploitation of raw materials. With the fall of Carthage in the 1st century CE (Common Era) the Romans annexed much of the northern coastal plain and allied themselves with Berber leaders which facilitated their control of economically viable regions, especially for the cultivation of wheat and olives. In the 5th century, the Roman presence ended with a wave of invasions by the Vandals, Visigoths and Byzantine Greeks and Christianity was introduced. There was already a significant Jewish presence at that time. In the 7th century, Arabs conquered the region bringing Islam to Morocco. Berber tribes adopted Islam, adapting 6 Australian World Expeditions Pty Limited - Kate Harper 9/9/2014 10:58:27 AM

it to encompass their folk traditions and beliefs. The first Muslim dynasty was founded by Idriss I, an Arab descendant of the Prophet Mohammed, who broke away from the Abbasid Caliphate based in Baghdad. Morocco achieved its greatest heights under subsequent Berber dynasties, the Almoravids and the Almohads who came from south of the Atlas Mountains and the Merinids from Figuig in the East. They embarked on a great wave of building and expansion, dominating the Maghreb and Andalusian Spain for over two centuries. In the mid 16th century, the region was ruled for close to 100 years by the Arab Saadian dynasty, followed in the mid 17th century by the Alaouite dynasty, claiming to be descendants of the Prophet and who reign to this day. King Mohamed VI is the current ruler of Morocco and has instituted considerable social reforms since he came to the throne in 1999. Prior to the First World War, when European powers were eyeing Morocco as a region of interest, the Algeciras Conference of 1906 conferred control of Morocco to France and Spain. The treaty of Fez resulted in Morocco becoming a French Protectorate in 1912, while Spain retained control of an enclave in the north and the Western Sahara. The French exploited Morocco s mineral wealth and built roads,french quarters in the major cities and military garrisons in the more remote areas. In 1944, the Istiqlal (Independence) Party was active in the move towards independence, which was finally proclaimed in 1956. Most Moroccans (over 98%) are Sunni Moslems of Arab, Arab Berber, Arabized Berber and Berber descent. There is also a minority of Gnaoua or Haratin descended from sub Saharan African slaves. The Jewish population has decreased considerably since the 1950s and the Christian population consists of foreign nationals, mainly French. Morocco s official language is Classical Arabic although Moroccan Arabic or Darija is the lingua franca. 12 million of Morocco s population of 31 million speak a Berber language (there are 3 regional languages, Riff, Shilha and Tamazight). Although education is compulsory to grade 5, Morocco s literacy rate remains around 50%. Morocco is renowned for its arts and crafts music, ceramics textiles and jewellery. Its incredibly diverse and stunning landscape, good roads, charming and hospitable people and delicious cuisine all contribute to an extraordinary feast for the senses and a very special experience for the visitor. climate Morocco s climate varies according to altitude and location. Coastal areas experience a Mediterranean climate tempered by winds from the southwest. At low altitudes, summers tend to be humid and warm. In the Alpine regions the summers are warm and dry with winters being extremely cold. Snow is not unusual at high altitude. Average temperatures range from 28 35 degrees in the summer with the nights on the trek getting as low as 0 5 degrees in April and September. what you carry In your daypack you will need to carry extra warm clothing (depending on the altitude, location and weather), a rainjacket, water bottle, camera gear, valuables and personal items such as sunscreen, lip eze etc. Mules carry all group gear and your trek pack. equipment required A comprehensive gear list is provided in the pre departure information supplied on booking. acute mountain sickness When we ascend above 2500 meters our bodies have to acclimatise to the decreasing amount of the oxygen available. To allow our bodies to adjust we have structured our treks so that you ascend slowly, allowing acclimatisation to occur. However, during the acclimatisation process, you may experience some of the following symptoms. Headache Tiredness 7 Australian World Expeditions Pty Limited - Kate Harper 9/9/2014 10:58:27 AM

Disturbed sleep Loss of appetite/nausea Shortness of breath Cough Palpitation Swelling of the hands and face Individuals acclimatise at different rates. Your best strategy is to take your time and drink plenty of water. These symptoms may not indicate the onset of A.M.S. and if you experience them it does not necessarily mean that you should not continue. All our group leaders have extensive first aid training and we urge you to communicate with the group leader at all times should you believe you have any symptoms in order that we can effectively monitor your symptoms. The only cure for Acute Mountain Sickness is to descend. Please note that your group leader has ultimate responsibility and may ask you to descend if symptoms persist. what s not included International airfares and departure taxes Travel Insurance Items of a personal nature such as phone calls, laundry, etc. Tips Bottled water and Aerated drinks Single supplement Meals not mentioned in the itinerary private groups WWOT Golden Rules 1. Stay positive at ALL times 2. T.E.A.M. Together Everyone Achieves More 3. Expect the unexpected 4. If you have a gripe, handle it discretely, or air it politely [Don t let it fester!] 5. Set challenging adventure goals, write them down, train hard and you will achieve them [No excuses!] 6. Buy quality gear [This will save you money and could save your life] 7. Don t come home from training or trips tired. Be energized & happy. 8. Leave no trace (The wilderness is sacred!) 9. Bring MORE than you take away. [Including chocolate!] 10. Happy endings guarantee the next leave pass! [this one is secret!] subscribe to our e-newsletter Subscribe to our enewsletter! To keep up to date with our new and exciting adventure opportunities, special promotions and adventure news, subscribe to our monthly enewsletter! You can do this online through our website, www.worldexpeditions.com or contact our office. social networking Follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/worldexpeditions 8 Australian World Expeditions Pty Limited - Kate Harper 9/9/2014 10:58:27 AM

how to book To book a Wild Women On Top trip, you will need to complete a booking form and pay a non refundable deposit which you can do by using our online booking function, details of which will be provided at the time of the trip launch with Wild Women On Top. We can also help you with any additional arrangements that you require, such as competitive airfares to get you to your destination, stopovers, pre or post trip accommodation or any additional tours that you wish to take in conjunction with the main trip. Important: You must be a financial member of Wild Women On Top to join this tour. Please go to WWW.WILDWOMENONTOP.COM, ring 0434 027 912 or email admin@wildwomenontop.com for more details on training and memberships. 9 Australian World Expeditions Pty Limited - Kate Harper 9/9/2014 10:58:27 AM