• 4x4 Safari Vehicle – Specially equipped for optimal wildlife viewing.
• All Park Entrance Fees – Included in your package, no hidden charges.
• Hotel Pickup & Drop-off – Convenient transfers to and from your accommodation.
• Professional Safari Guides – Experienced, knowledgeable, and passionate about wildlife.
• Air-Conditioned Transfer Vehicle – Ensuring comfort during non-safari road travel.
• All Listed Activities – As per the itinerary (unless marked as optional).
• Daily Drinking Water – Supplied throughout the journey.
• All Road Transport – Between destinations and within national parks.
• All Accommodation – As specified in the itinerary.

• Visa fees
• Personal items (e.g., souvenirs, snacks, toiletries, etc.)
• Travel insurance
• Other incidental expenses

Clothing

• Casual, comfortable clothing is suitable year-round. Neutral, muted colors are best.
• Campsites are sandy — bring suitable footwear.
• T-shirts for daytime.
• Jeans or safari trousers for cooler mornings and evenings.
• A fleece or warm sweater for early morning game drives.
• Thin long-sleeve shirt for sun protection.
• Layered clothing for winter months (June–August) — mornings can be very cold on game drives.

Essentials

• Sunglasses (good quality).
• Sunblock, wide-brimmed hat, and insect repellent.
• Binoculars and a camera (with extra batteries/chargers).
• Any personal medication (a basic medical kit is available on-site).

Travel Notes

• Pack light — space is limited on safari vehicles.
• If you’ve recently visited a yellow fever area, ensure you have the required vaccination.
• Check visa requirements for your nationality before traveling.

Final Tip
Bring along a sense of humor and adventure — this is Africa!

Clothing

• Neutral-colored clothes(khaki, olive, beige, brown) – avoids attracting insects and keeps you less visible to wildlife.
• Lightweight long-sleeved shirts & pants – protection from sun and mosquitoes.
• Shorts & T-shirts – for warm days.
• Warm layer (fleece/jacket) – mornings and evenings can be chilly, even in the desert or savannah.
• Rain jacket / windbreaker – especially if traveling during the rainy season.
• Comfortable closed shoes / lightweight hiking boots – for game walks or rough terrain.
• Sandals / slip-ons – nice for around camp or lodge.
• Hat with brim – essential for sun protection.
• Swimwear – many lodges have pools.
• Buff/scarf – protects from dust on drives.

Gear & Essentials

• Binoculars – makes a huge difference for wildlife viewing.
• Camera + extra batteries/memory cards(or phone with good zoom).
• Headlamp/flashlight – some lodges have limited electricity.
• Daypack – for water, snacks, camera gear on drives.
• Power bank / travel adapter – outlets vary depending on country.
• Reusable water bottle.
• Safari guidebook / bird or animal ID book(optional but fun).

Health & Safety

• Prescription medications(enough for the whole trip).
• Malaria prophylaxis(depending on the region—ask your doctor).
• Insect repellent(with DEET or picaridin).
• Sunscreen (SPF 30+) & lip balm with SPF.
• Basic first aid kit(plasters, antiseptic, pain relief, rehydration salts).
• Hand sanitizer & wet wipes.

Documents & Money

• Passport + visas (if required).
• Travel insurance(medical + evacuation coverage strongly recommended).
• Vaccination certificates(e.g., Yellow Fever, depending on country).
• Credit card + some cash(USD is widely accepted in many safari regions).

Optional but Nice-to-Have

• Travel pillow/blanket (for long drives).
• Journal / notebook for sightings.
• Ziplock bags (keep dust off electronics).
• Snacks (protein bars, nuts).
• Lightweight gloves (if you’re going on early morning drives in cold areas like the Serengeti in winter).