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International Pet Travel - Traveling to a Foreign Country With Your Pet
Know the Rules
Each country has its own regulations regarding live imports, aimed at keeping out diseases and invasive species. All countries require basic vaccinations and official proof of your animal's good health before letting it in. Some countries require a specific health certificate they have developed. Some countries require your pet to use the US-origin international health certificate APHIS FORM 7001 ("United States Interstate & International Certificate of Health Examination for Small Animals"). Download APHIS FORM 7001 Some countries even ask that "pet passports" be used to organize key documents (the EU requires these). And more and more often, you'll need to microchip your pet, too, to ensure its identity. the EU requires these).
If you are taking a pet to another country, contact that country's consulate or embassy for information about specific requirements that you must meet. A list of consulates can be found at Foreign Consular Offices in the United States
Health requirements and certificates may change at any time, so it is important that you check for the most current regulations before exporting your animals or traveling with your pet.
Prepare for Traveling
You must have your animal examined by a veterinarian. If the animal meets the destination countrys requirements, your veterinarian can issue the health certificate. Please contact your veterinarian to obtain a correct and properly completed export health certificate. Please have your veterinarian contact your local VS Area Office via e-mail, fax, or telephone if your veterinarian has questions on which health certificate to use. Contact information may be found at www.aphis.usda.gov/animal_health/area_offices/
Completed and signed international health certificates for the export of animals from the United States must be endorsed by a Veterinary Services area office in order to be valid. To obtain the USDA endorsement of an international health certificate or any other documents relating to traveling with your pet, the documents must be completed by an APHIS Accredited Veterinarian. To save time and effort, please contact your local VS Area Office to determine the best way to get your documents endorsed. You can locate veterinary services offices in your state at VS Area Offices the US
FAQ and More Info
Frequently Asked Pet Export Questions
International Animal Export Regulations & List of Countries
Since export requirements frequently change, obtain the current export requirements from the Veterinary Service office in your area before travel.
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Regulations for Importing Pets, Customs and Pet Quarantine Restrictions
Import Permit Requirements for Pets: Name of person(s) traveling with pet; Country of origin; Breed of dog (eg Rottweiler); An original Health Certificate issued by a vet in country of origin stating that animal should be free of any infectious or contagious diseases and should not be in contact with any animal suffering from the same for the past sixty (60) days; Animal must be vaccinated against rabies more than one(1) month but less than one (1) year before the date of importation. Permit is only valid for one (1) month.
Antigua and Barbuda
To bring your dog and/or cat into Antigua, you must apply for a Veterinary Import License from the Veterinary & Livestock Division, Ministry of Agriculture, Government of Antigua & Barbuda. The Country of origin will determine the procedure that is taken
Australia has a highly favourable animal health status and is free from a number of cat and dog diseases. In order to protect this status, cats and dogs entering Australia are required to undertake a period of quarantine on arrival. This quarantine period allows the Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service (AQIS) to monitor the animal's health and become aware of any disease concerns prior to the animal's release into Australia. The length of time in Australian quarantine can vary depending on the country of export and the pre-entry preparations involved. AQIS operates three animal quarantine stations that are equipped to accommodate cats and dogs: Eastern Creek Quarantine Station (Sydney, New South Wales); Spotswood Quarantine Station (Melbourne, Victoria); Byford Quarantine Station (Perth, Western Australia). All import permits for dogs arriving from the USA (not including Hawaii) will be issued with a condition that vaccination for Bordetella bronchiseptica (kennel cough) is mandatory. Copies of all vaccination certificates/records, endorsed by an official veterinarian in the exporting country, must accompany the animal when it arrives in Australia.
For dogs, cats, and ferrets: each animal entering the EU from a third country while travelling with a private person has to be identified and it has to be vaccinated against rabies. A certificate has to be carried along for each animal. Also, a serological test for rabies (titration test) is required for each animal that does not originate from a third country entered into the specific third country list in Annex II of Reg.(EC) No. 998/2003. Each animal has to be identified: After July 3, 2011 animals may only be identified by microchip. Tattoos applied before July 3, 2011 remain valid as long as they are clearly readable. Identification has to take place before anti-rabies vaccination.
An import permit must be obtained from the Chief Veterinary Officer before the importation of all animals, reptiles and birds. A Veterinary Officer must examine the animal before it is allowed to leave the customs area. Dogs and cats must be free of any communicable disease. These animals may be imported by permit directly from the UK, Ireland, Jamaica, St.Kitts - Nevis, Antigua, St.Lucia and St.Vincent. Cats and dogs originating from all other countries must undergo 6 months quarantine in Britain after which time an import permit can be secured. For further inquiries, contact Veterinary Services at Tel: (246) 427-5073 or Fax: (246) 420-8444
You dont need to apply for an import or transit authorization from the FASFC for pet animals moving from a non-EC country to Belgium.
Dogs and cats can be brought into Belize without quarantine. Domestic pets will be allowed to enter the country provided that owners present the following: valid import permit; international veterinary certificate; valid rabies vaccination certificate; inspection by quarantine officer; US $12.50 entry fee + US $12.50 fax fee. To apply for an import permit, request application form from:
Permit Unit
Belize Agricultural Health Authority (BAHA)
Belmopan Showgrounds
Belmopan City, Belize
Tel: 822-0197 or 822-0818
Fax: 822-3084
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
All animals arriving in Bermuda must be accompanied by an Import Permit that was issued in advance by the Department of Environmental Protection, together with an original of a health certificate issued by a licensed veterinarian of the country from which the animal is coming to Bermuda. The health certificate and veterinary statements must be issued within 10 days before the animal's arrival in Bermuda, must be dated, must show the name, address and phone number of the veterinary facility, and must be signed by a licensed veterinarian. You must provide evidence that your animal complies with all of import requirements before an Import Permit will be issued. Certain dog breeds may be prohibited.
Pet dogs and cats may enter Brazil only upon presentation of an International animal health certificate APHIS 7001, issued in the area of origin of the animal. The traveler must also present a certificate of rabies vaccination. An import permit from Brazil is required for pet birds and any other pets other than dogs and cats
British Virgin Islands
Pets are permitted entry only after the Department of Agriculture's Veterinary Division issues an import permit. The BVI is a Rabies free territory and in order to protect against the spread of this disease, there are two sets of regulations regarding the importation of pets to the BVI. The first deals with pets from countries which are known to have outbreaks of Rabies, such as mainland USA & Canada. The second set of regulations is for countries which are believed to be Rabies free. For more information, call the Department of Agriculture, Veterinary Division, at: (284) 495-2532.
Pet cats and dogs can be imported into Canada for any period of time without quarantine from any country; however, there are different requirements for cats entering from either rabies-free countries or from those countries that Canada does not consider to be free of rabies.
Pet cats and dogs must be accompanied by a valid rabies vaccination certificate, which is issued by a licensed veterinarian(2), in either English or French and which clearly identifies the cats or dogs and states that they are currently vaccinated against rabies. This certificate should identify the animal as in breed, colour, weight, etc., and indicate the name of the licensed rabies vaccine used (trade name), including serial number and duration of validity (up to three years). Cats and dogs do not require a rabies vaccination or certification if they are less than three (3) months of age at the time they are imported into Canada. Cats and dogs three (3) months of age or older arriving from a country officially recognized by Canada as being rabies free do not have to be vaccinated against rabies, although vaccination is strongly recommended.
Canadian Customs does not require you to have a health certificate for your pet, but if the animal is travelling to Canada by air, the commercial airline may require a health certificate. Contact your airline for additional information on their requirements.
Cayman Islands
No dog or cat will be allowed entry into the Cayman Islands unless it is at least ten (10) months old. An Import Permit application for dogs and cats must be completed and submitted with an official health certificate of the pet(s), a rabies laboratory titre report and the processing fee for the import permit.
Travelers to China can bring only one pet dog or cat into the Chinese mainland. Other species of pets will be barred from entering. The country's inspection and quarantine authorities will also put dogs and cats in two categories: rabies-infected areas and non-rabies areas. Those from regions where rabies is a problem will be quarantined for 30 days while those from non-rabies areas will be isolated for seven days.
All dogs or cats must be accompanied by a health certificate issued by a licensed veterinarian and endorsed by a Veterinary Services (VS) veterinarian.
Costa Rica
The dog or cat must be accompanied by a health certificate issued by a licensed veterinarian, and endorsed by a U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS), Veterinary Services (VS) veterinarian. That endorsement needs to be done by the APHIS Veterinary Services Area Office in your home state. The examination for the certificate must be conducted within 2 weeks of the departure date. For dogs, proof of vaccination against distemper, hepatitis, Leptospirosis, parvovirus and rabies is required. For cats, proof of vaccination against rabies is required. The official rabies vaccination certificate must accompany the health documents and is valid for the period of the vaccine (1 or 3 years).
Dominican Republic
All animals arriving in the Dominican Republic animals must be accompanied by a health certificate issued and signed by a licensed veterinarian. The certificate must show the animal was examined within 30 days prior to departure and found to be free of any infectious diseases, and treated for external and internal parasites; and the animal was vaccinated against rabies. (The rabies vaccination Certificate should include date of vaccination, established period of immunity, product name and serial number.)
European Union (EU)
The Member States of the European Union are: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, the Republic of Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom. Pet dogs, cats, and ferrets must be identified with a microchip compatible with ISO standard 11784 or 11785 or the appropriate microchip reader must be provided along with the pet. Microchip implantation must occur PRIOR to rabies vaccination. Any rabies vaccination that occurs prior to microchip implantation is not considered valid regardless of whether the animal was up-to-date on its previous rabies vaccines. In this case, the animal must be revaccinated. 21 days must have elapsed after the first (primary) vaccination after implantation of the microchip before the animal is eligible to enter the European Union. A rabies vaccination is considered primary if either: (1) an animal was up-to-date on its rabies vaccination but vaccination occurred prior to microchip implantation, (2) vaccination was not carried out within the period of validity of a previous vaccination, or (3) the animal was vaccinated for the first time. Rabies vaccination is not required for pet dogs, cats and ferrets under 3 months of age, but not all EU Member States allow import of such animals. Import of unvaccinated animals must be authorized by the EU Member State.
Cats and dogs may be imported directly into Fiji BY AIR only from the following countries: Australia; Hawaii; New Zealand. Please note there are no exceptions to this list. If you wish to import your animals from a country that is not listed, you may do so by first exporting the animals to one of the above countries, satisfying ALL their quarantine requirements and then applying to re-export the animals to Fiji from that country. All of Fijis quarantine requirements will then have to be fulfilled for importing from this country. The conditions of importation including the period of quarantine differ for all of the countries listed above. It is a minimum of seven days if imported from Australia and New Zealand, and a minimum of thirty days if imported from Hawaii. All imported dogs and cats will be quarantined at the government Post-entry station located in Koronivia, near Nausori (Fiji). HOME QUARANTINE WILL NOT BE PERMITTED.
In order to bring their dogs, cats and ferrets from the United States into France, travelers must abide by the following conditions: Every animal must be identified by a microchip (standard ISO 11784 or annex A ISO standard 11785) or a tatoo and must have a valid rabies vaccination. Pets under three months old and not vaccinated against rabies are not allowed to enter into France. The animal is allowed to enter into France 21 days after its first full anti-rabies vaccination.
When traveling to Germany directly from the United States with dogs, cats or ferrets, you are required to have a health certificate issued by an official veterinarian in accordance with the EU uniform sample, as well as supporting documents, such as a vaccination certificate. Pet dogs, cats, and ferrets must be identified with a microchip compatible with ISO standard 11784 or 11785 or the appropriate microchip reader must be provided along with the pet. Microchip implantation must occur PRIOR to rabies vaccination.
Dogs, cats and other animals must be accompanied by veterinarian health certificate issued at point of origin, and an import permit from the "Direccion General de Ganaderia y Veterinaria" (General Direction for Cattle Breeding and Veterinary Services). Dogs also require an additional rabies vaccination certificate and distemper and hepatitis certificates.
Hong Kong
Quarantine for pets varies from 0-6 months subject to their history and vaccination records. You may bring your cat, dog or bird into Hong Kong with a minimum amount of fuss if you are coming from a Category I or Category II country. Animals from a Category III country must go through quarantine at the owner's expense. For importing your pets to Hong Kong, you need to obtain in advance a special import permit from the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department. It usually takes 5 working days to process the application from the date of receipt of permit fee to the date of issue, subject to provision of all required information. Overseas applicants may nominate a person or agent in Hong Kong to apply for the permit on their behalf to minimize inconvenience and to expedite urgent applications.
As of April 2013, the import of two pet animals as baggage shall be allowed only to persons who transfer their residence to India after two years of continuous stay abroad.
The EU system of Passports for Pets allows cats, dogs and ferrets to travel between EU member states. This EU Pet Passport certifies that the pet has been identified by means of a microchip and vaccinated against rabies. Pets from higher risk non-EU countries will also require a blood test. Cats or dogs from qualifying low-risk countries (including the US, Canada, and Mexico) must undergo the following in this order: Be microchipped (this must be done before anything else); Be vaccinated for rabies subsequently; Have a Veterinary Certificate issued or endorsed by the competent authority in the country of origin; Dogs must be treated for tapeworm between 24 and 120 hours before travel and the time and date of treatment must be entered on the passport. Treatment for ticks is not compulsory but it is advisable to get it at the same time as the tapeworm treatment.
No dog or cat shall be imported into Jamaica except such an animal was born and breed in Great Britain, Northern Ireland or the Republic of Ireland. This applies to Guide Dogs also. Dogs and Cats vaccinated against rabies are not allowed entry into Jamaica.
On arrival in Japan dogs and cats from countries designated as rabies-free -- Iceland, Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, Hawaii, Guam -- must undergo import quarantine for a set period to screen out rabies (and in the case of dogs, rabies and leptospirosis), depending on conditions. Furthermore, in order to check whether they have contracted the diseases in isolation from other animals or humans, the animals are held in the quarantine facilities of the Animal Quarantine Service (AQS). Please bear in mind that even when a long quarantine period is necessary, quarantine cannot be allowed at any place other than the premises of AQS.
When trying to import dogs or cats, you must submit Advance Notification of the planned date of arrival, number of animals and other items to the Animal Quarantine Service which has jurisdiction over your intended port of arrival at least 40 days prior to arrival in Japan. Please note that you may be requested to change the date or place of import depending on the availability situation of quarantine facilities at the Animal Quarantine Service.
For a dog or cat from a designated region (rabies-free country or region), if you have a certificate for the animal issued by the responsible government agency of the country of export containing necessary information such as the microchip number for individual identification, the quarantine period will be completed within 12 hours.
For dogs and cats from regions other than designated regions, you must submit Advance Notification of the planned date of arrival, number of animals and other items to the Animal Quarantine Service which has jurisdiction over your intended port of arrival at least 40 days prior to arrival in Japan. Please note that you may be requested to change the date or place of import depending on the availability situation of quarantine facilities at the Animal Quarantine Service. If you have a certificate for the animal issued by the responsible government agency of the country of export containing necessary information such as the microchip number for individual identification, dates of rabies vaccinations and rabies antibody levels as well as stating that the animal underwent 180 days wait in the country of export, the quarantine period will be completed within 12 hours. In all other cases the quarantine period will be up to 180 days.
Upon bringing animals into Latvia, it is necessary to have an internationally recognized veterinary certificate attesting to the general health of the pet(s) as well as to the immunization and vaccination record (for dogs: against rabies, canine distemper, infectious canine hepatitis, and canine parvoviral infection; for cats: against rabies and feline infectious panleucopenia). The certificate must be in Latvian, English or Russian.
All pets imported to Malaysia must have a valid import license, be accompanied by a valid certificate giving a full description or identification of the animal, be identified by an ISO compliant microchip, be at least three months old at the time of import, and be accompanied by a Veterinary Health Certificate. Dogs anad cats imported from scheduled countries -- United Kingdom, Eire, Northern Ireland, New Zealand, Japan, Brunei, Singapore -- are exempt from quarantine. Animals imported from non-scheduled countries are placed in an approved quarantine area for at least seven days. This period may be extended if the animal is considered at risk. The animal is released if found to be free from infection. Animals imported from Australia are placed in an approved quarantine area for at least ten days, where the animal is given an anti-rabies vaccination and health tests are carried out. The animal is released when found to be free from infection.
Dogs and cats traveling from the U.S. to Mexico must be accompanied by either a) An APHIS Form 7001 health certificate (HC) issued and signed by a USDA accredited veterinarian within 10 days prior to export. The certification statements (#2 and 3 below) need to be included on or with the 7001. The two statements should be in English and Spanish.The 7001 must be signed and sealed by a Veterinary Services veterinarian, OR b) The HC issued and signed by an accredited veterinarian on their letterhead certificate that includes the accreditation number of the signing veterinarian. The certificate must be issued within 10 days of export. The HC must contain the following information: 1. the name and address of the importer and exporter. When the exporter and importer is the owner, the home address and the destination address of the owner of the pet must be given, and 2. animal(s) has been vaccinated against rabies. Indicate the vaccination and expiration dates of the rabies vaccine. Animals younger than three months are exempted from this requirement.
There are special requirements for dogs and cats residing in the US border states of California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas: a) Pets traveling between the United States and Mexico will be allowed with a HC endorsed by Veterinary Services or a HC issued and signed by a licensed veterinarian residing at the border zone of the U.S. or Mexico. In this case the licensed veterinarian must use his letterhead and must write his license number in the certificate, and b) The health certificate will be valid for 6 months.
Traveling with Pets to Mexico
New Zealand
If arriving from any country other than Australia, you'll need an import permit (plan ahead!) and your animal will be quarantined for a minimum of ten days. Importantly, certain dog breeds are banned and will be refused entry. And you may not import birds, ferrets, guinea pigs, mice & rats (except laboratory animals), reptiles and snakes. Live animals may not enter New Zealand without meeting specific conditions. These will depend on the type of animal and country of origin. Entry conditions are described in the appropriate Import Health Standard (IHS) for the animal you wish to import. A Permit to Import may be required and animals may have to undergo Post Entry Quarantine at a MAF approved facility. Some animals may be prohibited due to their protected status (see the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species). If your animal does need to be quarantined you must, before applying for a Permit to Import, contact a quarantine facility in New Zealand to reserve a space for your animal(s). From January 2, 2012, cats and dogs from the UK, Malta, Republic of Ireland, and Sweden will be required to have a rabies vaccination and rabies titre test
To import your pets (e.g. dogs, cats, ornamental birds, rabbits, guinea pigs etc), you must first obtain an import permit from the Agri-Food & Veterinary Authority of Singapore (AVA) within 30 days prior to the date of arrival. Application for the permit can be made with the online form.
South Africa
A Veterinary Import Permit is needed to import dogs and cats into South Africa. Cats are not routinely quarantined on arrival in South Africa. The cat must however have a valid import permit and a correctly completed health certificate, signed and stamped by a government veterinarian of the exporting country. If the originals of both the Veterinary Import Permit (VIP) and the Veterinary Health Certificate (VHC) are not available at the time of the cats arrival in South Africa, the cat will be kept in quarantine until the required documentation is presented at the quarantine station. Dogs and cats must have a valid rabies vaccination. In the case of primary (first) rabies vaccination the vaccination must be given not more than 12 months and not less than 30 days before the date of import. In the case of a booster rabies vaccination the vaccination must be given not more than 12 months before the date of import. Quarantine of 14 days will be imposed on some dogs, depending on the country of origin of the dog. Dogs from the U.S. and Canada do not need to go into quarantine on arrival in South Africa.
St. Lucia
You must obtain a Veterinary Import Permit before entering St. Lucia. This may be arranged for by contacting the Ministry of Agriculture's Veterinary Department and must also adhere to the following requirements:
The cat/dog must be electronically identifiable by having had an acceptable type of microchip implanted. Microchips must conform to ISO standard 11784.
The cat/dog must be vaccinated against rabies at or over three months of age using inactivated and adjuvant vaccine approved by the veterinary authority of the exporting country.
A blood test must be carried out not less than 30 days after the date the vaccination was done.
The blood sample must be sent to an approved laboratory facility. In order to qualify for permission, the blood test must show a rabies antibody titre equal to or greater than 0.5 IU/ml. The blood test reflecting successful results must have been done not more than 24 months prior to importation. Your pet will not be allowed entrance until 6 months have passed from the date that your vet took the blood sample which led to a successful result. The original copy of the laboratory result must accompany the Health Certificate.
The cat/dog must be accompanied by a valid Veterinary Health Certificate.
Dogs, cats and ferrets must be vaccinated against rabies according to the recommendations of the vaccine manufacturer. The vaccination must have been carried out at least 21 days before import using an inactivated vaccine with an efficacy corresponding to at least one international antigen unit (WHO standard). In the case of animals which have been vaccinated several times, the waiting period of 21 days does not apply if the animals always received booster vaccinations within the period specified by the vaccine manufacturer.
Trinidad and Tobago
All animals entering Trinidad and Tobago must have an import permit which must be applied for well in advance of travel and can take several months for pets to qualify for entry into the country. There are three categories of entry for dogs and cats into Trinidad and Tobago. Direct entry without quarantine; Entry with 6 months quarantine; Entry with at least 1 month quarantine. Dogs and cats originating from the U.S. or Canada now have an option for reduced quarantine of thirty (30) days.
United Kingdom (UK)
All pet dogs, cats and ferrets (including guide and hearing dogs) can enter or re-enter the UK from any country in the world without quarantine provided they meet the rules of the Pet Travel Scheme (PETS), which will be different depending on the country or territory the pet is coming from. Animals which do not meet all the rules must be licensed into quarantine until they are compliant. Dogs, cats and ferrets entering the UK under the Pet Travel Scheme may only do so on approved routes.
United States (including US Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico but not Hawaii)
CDC regulations govern the importation of animals and animal products capable of causing human disease. Pets taken out of the United States are subject upon return, to the same regulations as those entering for the first time.
The CDC does not require general certificates of health for pets for entry into the United States. However, health certificates may be required for entry into some states, or may be required by airlines for pets. You should check with officials in your state of destination and with your airline prior to your travel date.
Proof of Rabies Vaccination:
Dogs must have a certificate showing they have been vaccinated against rabies at least 30 days prior to entry into the United States. These requirements apply equally to service animals such as Seeing Eye dogs.
Cats are not required to have proof of rabies vaccination for importation into the United States. However, some states require vaccination of cats for rabies, so it is a good idea to check with state and local health authorities at your final destination.
Importation of Unvaccinated Dogs
Dogs not accompanied by proof of rabies vaccination, including those that are too young to be vaccinated (i.e. less than 3 months of age), may be admitted if the importer completes a confinement agreement and confines the animal until it is considered adequately vaccinated against rabies (the vaccine is not considered effective until 30 days after the date of vaccination).
Unvaccinated dogs may be imported without a requirement for proof of rabies vaccination if they have been located for a minimum of 6 months or more in countries that are free of rabies.
Restricted Animals - Monkeys
Monkeys and other nonhuman primates (NHP) may not be imported as pets under any circumstances.
United States - Hawaii
Dogs and cats meeting specific pre- and post-arrival requirements may qualify for 5-dayor-less quarantine program, which has a provision for direct release at Honolulu International Airport after inspection. Dogs and cats not meeting all of the specific 5-Day-Or-Less program requirements must be quarantined for up to 120 days upon arrival In Hawaii.
U.S. State and Territory Animal Import Regulations


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I dined here last weekend for what I am going to assume is the last time. Every since last October, I have not had a good experience here. We decided to have an early dinner to avoid any crowds. Parked the cars in valet and was greeted by a young hostess who looked at us as it was going to be a hassle to walk us to the table. The waiter approach quickly but seemed rushed. He asked if we could get us anything from the wine menu, but we declined at the time, as we wanted to see what we were to order first. But ordered a round of soft drinks to start. He rolled his eyes and started to walk away, but a colleague of mine stopped him as he wanted to order some sushi for the table. He brought the drinks and said the sushi would be a few minutes and proceded to take our order. He methodically worked his way around the table. Our sushi arrived and it was not as fresh as i would like. The flesh was not as firm as I am used to, this tells me it is an older cut. We waited a bit for this to get cleared off as the wait staff spent most of their time visiting with each other by the sushi bar. Had the salad, which is still good. The waiter cleared the corse and quickly ran away, which is a shame because we had decided which wines we would be having, oh well, we stuck with soda. The entrees had with mixed reviews, My scallops were overcooked with too much salt and a bitter tasting sauce. The grilled grouper was undercooked. The steak looked good though. As we were paying, we put our valet tickets on the corner of the table so the waiter could have our cars pulled up but he overlooked this and we waited in the heat as we finish our less than desirable experience. Next time I'm in the area, I will not be returning.
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Great Weekday Brunch!! – I just went to Ziryab for their newly added breakfast and brunch menu for the weekdays! I was surprised to walk by and see them open during a weekday morning...So I went on in and had a wonderful experience! Not only do they have a nice outdoor patio (with a heat lamp), but they also offer free wireless! Great place to get some work done while enjoying delicious food and drinks. I had the Venezia crepe and it was delicious. They have so many interesting and good looking choices on the menu, so it was hard to choose. I also noticed their happy hour menu when I was there which offers great deals on selected items including shwarma wraps and flatbreads...Plus cheap beer and cocktails!! It would be an awesome place to hang out with friends and grab cheap snacks and drinks. I'm so excited that one of my faveorite dinner places is now open 7 days a week for breakfast and lunch! AND happy hour!
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Toking the shisha at outdoor tables after a repast of Mediterranean favorites is the main draw at this Divisadero eatery. – Aromatic smoke permeates the air on the front and back patios as patrons breathe in the fruits of ornately decorated hookahs and soak up the warmth emanating from the heat lamps above. Inside, yellow walls punctuated with faux stone arches flank wooden tables, where diners make their way through shared maza plates before settling on mesquite-grilled kebabs served over couscous and shawermas wrapped in lavash bread. Beer and wine selections complement the menu.
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I can never get someone live – Everytime I have called them during working hours, not one person has picked up the phone.....I have questions regarding the menu and do not want to drive down there only find out that it's not what I am looking for...
Worst Lunch Service EVER – The first time I went to eat lunch, service was VERY slow, the server forgot the appetizer AND one of the main courses. My boyfriend ended up splitting the main course because we didn't want to wait. She was apologetic and promised to comp a salad, then proceeded to forget to comp the salad, etc, etc. We decided to go back, give it a second chance, and service was worse than before. Nobody greeted us, we waited, the owners didn't get up to seat us, (they were sitting in the back eating), told us to sit anywhere. Then, the same waitress asked us to switch to a two top table (we were at a four in a completely EMPTY restaurant) so she wouldn't have to clear the plates. I'll never go back again. I can't imagine going there when it's busy, considering it was bad both times and we were the only ones in there.
Excellent food, great atmosphere, slow service – This place is a great find. The food is excellent and presented well. The chicken is all organic, which they call out prominently on the menu. We went in on a Saturday evening, and the place was pretty packed and stayed busy the entire time we were there. The only drawback was the service. There where only two servers and an expo for the whole place, so it sometimes took a little time to get a new beer, more bread, or the check. In spite of this, Ziryab is a great place to go, either just two people or a small group.
Nice find – We walked by this place one night and was pleasantly surprised to see a new restaurant, and with a big patio with heat lamps, rare in the city. Hookahs, even. We went back there for dinner before a show at the Independent and had a great dinner. Honestly, we didn't have high expectations and again was pleasantly surprised. Everyone there was super friendly. The Chicken Sumak was delicious. We will most definitelt go back and try some other things on the menu.
Great new place in NoPa! – What a surprise to find this place! I could smell the food across the street as soon as I got out of my car, and couldn't wait to taste their cuisine! The dishes were a bit different than I am used to (and I eat alot of middle eastern food)... but overall, I had a wonderful dinner. The service was fantastic and quick, and the owners are terrific. They just opened, so they are still fine tuning things, (and hopefully, their food will get even better!) The warm ambiance and good music made up for the mediocre cuisine.
User review by usfolks – Such a nice surprise to walk down the street and see this new place. It's beautifully done. The server was training and not so good but the food and the friendly owner and chefs will defiantely keep me coming back!!!!! The cucumber salad was not the usual one we excepted but I loved it!!!! Fresh squeezed oj hit the spot and the plate of olives was the perfect addition to our meal. Once they fine tune the service it will be the place to go!!!
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During the playing of the national anthem at Montrose High School baseball home games, the cannon booms once at "bombs bursting in air," and a second time at the song's end. The cannon guy usually sets up right near home plate, which can jolt fans in the bleachers, even if you know it's coming. The new location down the line was better last Saturday, as Montrose hosted a state tournament round one: four teams, three games, one survivor to the quarterfinals on the Front Range. Even so, I saw parents and coaches on the Woodland Park HS side of the field jump out of their skins at the first explosion.
Pyrotechnics aside, the Panthers (Woodland Park is west of Colorado Springs) ran into a talented and disciplined Montrose team in the morning game. Junior Tyrus Lopez drew the start and pitched a five-inning perfect game: not a single Woodland Park batter reached base. The Indian hitters put on a clinic, patiently working the count for walks and base hits, lashing doubles into the gaps, scoring every which way until, in the bottom of the fifth their 10th run triggered the automatic "mercy rule," and the game was called.
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We compared notes on the sophisticated coaching by the Indians' Landon Wareham. Wareham called most of the pitches. Catcher Jake Bradburn would look over to his dugout then relay the sign to Lopez. More often than not, they'd start the hitter out with a fastball low in the strike zone. Then show him a curve, followed by high heat, which the Panthers seemed unable to resist. Or hit.
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Planning first hunt to Africa...where to???
This is a discussion on Planning first hunt to Africa...where to??? within the Hunting Africa forums, part of the HUNT AFRICA category; Hello all hope your morning is going well, sorry to be redundant but I posted this question on the intro ...
02-12-2012, 07:47 AM #1New Member
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Planning first hunt to Africa...where to???
Hello all hope your morning is going well, sorry to be redundant but I posted this question on the intro and was told to post it here. I have to be honest I've hunted Mexico, U.S and Canada but I never thought Africa would tweek my interest but over the course of the last 6 months it has and then some! I was curious when planning a first trip to Africa what are the do's and dont's? What country would be the forum suggest would be the first book to on ones first hunting safari? And any other helpful tips. This that would be important to me for my first trip would be safety, quality of game, amount of game, access to a large amount of acres, food and nice accomondations (possibly bring a spouse). Thanks a bunch.
02-12-2012, 08:25 AM #2AH Senior Member
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Hello Bosskoss,
Look at the Hunting South Africa Hunting reports forum under Hunting with Liam Urry Safaris (Lots of pics) It answers all you important concerns. My wife was a little hesitant to go but is now looking forward to going back. If I can answer any questions for you PM me. I love to talk Africa.
- Member of NRA,Missouri hunters ed, SCI, Owensville Gun Club, Quail Forever
- Hunted USA, South Africa, France
Like Hagar said, check out the hunting reports, but, don't forget to go to the outfitter section on top of the screen. Figure out what you want to hunt, then contact some of these outfitters. Most if not all will have references right here on AH. Welcome aboard.
02-12-2012, 09:15 AM #4AH Veteran
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Welcome to AH.Do enjoy as there s a wealth of information.
I have sent you a PM.
Look forward to hearing your storiesBaobab Game Ranch
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- Member of KZN Hunters Assoc
- Hunted Namibia (Otavi, Ozondjache) South Africa ( LP, KZN, NC, EC) Botswana (Ghanzi) Canada (BC, AB, SK, MB, Ont, PQ, NS) USA (MT, WA, SD, CA, CO, WY, KS, MN, NC, VG, UT, HI)
Welcome to AH. Just start reading.
safari planner- gives you a good place to start.
Read Hunt reports- you can see plenty of don'ts between the lines.
You will be treated like very expensive packages that are picked up and dropped off where you want, when you want.
What are you after?
World records or representative animals?
Decide and ask your question. It will change your hunt.
Study and get informed about the species you just have to have and make your list.
This will always be a debated point. Coming from wide open spaces I was hesitant at first and finally got my head around it. I hunted both low and large property high fence (rifle shot could not traverse it). The fence did not come into play directly at any point in time.
The biggest issue will be how the properties are managed. Good habitat and proper game numbers will determine the quality and number of critters.
If you are willing to drive you will have access to a lot of properties with different species on them, specifically in RSA. Obviously, all species are not on one property but many larger properties have a large selection.
What is big enough for you?
Do you mean "nice" $2500 per day or "nice" $450 per day? There is a huge range on offer. Again, look at the pictures of the lodges and accommodation provided on the web and in reports.
I have seen everything from a tent in the backyard on the grass to 5 star properties that you would not think you left down town NewYork.
Good luck in your search and planning.Practice whispering before you leave for Africa!
A Legend in my own mind!
- Member of Northeast Wisconsin SCI chapter, Lifetime member of NRA,RMEF
- Hunted Namibia, South Africa (East Cape, Guateng and Limpopo)
Brickburn you are funny!
I would honestly recommend a huge ranch in Namibia, for the guys that are use to the wilds of Canada. Not that some places in the brushy Limpopo Province won't do too.
I think when a guy hunts on small properties and lives in the cities in the USA, he ore she can have more options and still be happy. But having hunted Canada. The bigger the property the better. It also makes a difference how a PH runs the hunt too. Stalking and glassing game is really great. I would not make a good blind sitter in Africa. I do plenty of that in Wisconsin and enjoy it less and less every year.
- Member of SCI, PHASA, DSC, NRA
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Hey Bosskoss,
Welcome to our forum and you will defnitely be able to find a lot of help an info here. I sent you a PM. Looking forward on hearing from you.
Please do not hesitate to ask questions at anytime.
Best regards,
JacquesHartzview Hunting Safaris - South Africa
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Cant offer much more but hello and enjoy the search! Its all here!
- Member of KZN Hunters Assoc
- Hunted Namibia (Otavi, Ozondjache) South Africa ( LP, KZN, NC, EC) Botswana (Ghanzi) Canada (BC, AB, SK, MB, Ont, PQ, NS) USA (MT, WA, SD, CA, CO, WY, KS, MN, NC, VG, UT, HI)
bosskoss, Here is an example of a Eastern Cape hunt and a satisfied hunter.
A good hunt report and plenty of information to compare with.
Hunting - Hunting in South Africa, Plains Game Hunt, AfricaPractice whispering before you leave for Africa!
A Legend in my own mind!
- Member of NWTF, SCI, DSC, Delta Waterfowl, NRA
- Hunted USA, Canada, RSA, Mexico, Argentina
Hunted the Limpopo province of RSA twice, with Cruiser Safaris. This is an amazing area and one you will never forget. Welcome to the site.
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- Hunted NAMIBIA, AFRICA.
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Out Here I'm Free.
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Lots of information and it can definitely become confusing and overwhelming at times. Take your time and look around, decide what you would like to hunt and then work towards the when and where. I would be happy to answer any questions you may have or send you some information. Enjoy your search.David Tenney
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Hello, my wife and I had a great first safari exerience in 2008 with Noassanbis in Namibia, huge place, lots of acres. Great accomodations, great food, great staff, and large trophy animals. I have a couple pictures posted with my profile. Maybe the pictures with my wife in them will help ease your wife's mind. We were so pleased we are returning this year. My wife took a beautiful Zebra, Blesbok, Springbuck, and Oryx (Gemsbok). I took a Kudu, Black Wildebeest, Impala, Red Hartebeest, and Warthog.
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My wife & I had our 1st African hunt in Namibia, loved it and our PH- - Christi Liebenberg @ Hatari safaris. He's got some huge properties.
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02-21-2012, 09:44 PM #17AH Member
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Hello, my wife and I took our very first Safari to Africa in 2008. Like you, we had alot of questions, and bacause I was bringing my wife; at the top of the list was safety. We also wanted to see alot of game, have great accomodations, and to be treated well. Also, like you we had hunted in many places around the world, but this was our first trip to Africa.
We went to Namibia and had the time of our lives. It was better than either of us could have imagined. We had such a great time, we are returning this year with the same outfitter we went with in 2008.
We went with Justus Muller at Noasanabis. The accomodations are second to none. The staff are of the very best, and we guarantee you won't be disappointed with the animals. We saw a ton of quality trophy animals everyday. The hardest part was literally wading through some of the smaller animals waiting for the shot on a trophy animals. My wife shot several beautiful animals to include a Zebra, a Gemsbok, a Blesbok, and a Springbok. I also took huge Kudu, a Red Hartebeest, a Black Wildebeest, a Warthog, and an Impala.
The food at Noassanabis is excellent. As a matter of fact they will ask you way in advace what you prefer to eat and drink, and they will make sure to have it on hand when you get there.
You will not have to worry about the safety. Namibia is a safe country. In addition, Justus, and or a member of the family will be with you anywhere you go. Also, Namibia is a malaria free area.
If I could make a suggestion it would be to go to Etosha National Park after your hunt. This can also be arranged through Justus, and he will accompany you personally on the trip and guide you through and show you some more magnificent animals.
Let me know if you need any further information. Maybe we can make arrangements to talk on the telephone. If you have any further concerns don't hesitate to ask.
Travis and Gina
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