• 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(souvenirs, travel insurance, visa fees, etc.)

Clothing

• Casual, comfortable clothing is suitable year-round. Neutral, dull colors are best.
• T-shirts and light tops for daytime.
• Jeans or safari trousers for cooler evenings and mornings.
• A fleece or warm sweater for early morning game drives.
• Thin, long-sleeve shirt for sun protection.
• During winter months (June–Aug.), early mornings can be very cold — pack layers to keep warm in the game drive vehicle.

Essentials

• Good pair of sunglasses.
• Sunblock and a wide-brimmed hat.
• Insect repellent.
• Binoculars.
• Camera with fully charged batteries (and spare if possible).
• Personal medication (a basic medical kit is available on site).

Travel Tips

• Pack light — luggage space is limited on safari.
• If you have recently traveled to a yellow fever area, ensure you meet vaccination requirements.
• Check and arrange the appropriate visa requirements for your nationality before traveling.
• And most importantly… bring along a sense of humor — this is Africa!

Clothing

• Neutral-colored clothes(khaki, beige, olive, light brown) – avoids attracting insects and blends into the environment.
• Lightweight, breathable shirts & trousers – long sleeves and pants protect from sun & mosquitoes.
• A warm layer – mornings and evenings can be chilly, especially in winter or at high altitude.
• Light rain jacket – for sudden showers.
• Hat with wide brim – for sun protection.
• Comfortable walking shoes/boots – for game walks and rough terrain.
• Sandals or flip-flops – for relaxing at camp/lodge.
• Swimwear – many lodges have pools.

Health & Personal Care

• High SPF sunscreen
• Insect repellent (DEET or picaridin)
• Lip balm with SPF
• Basic first aid kit(plasters, antiseptic, painkillers, rehydration salts)
• Personal medication + prescriptions
• Hand sanitizer & wet wipes
• Anti-malarials(depending on the region—check with your doctor or travel clinic).

Gear & Accessories

• Binoculars – essential for spotting wildlife.
• Camera with zoom lens(extra batteries & memory cards).
• Flashlight or headlamp – power can be limited at camps.
• Daypack – for water, snacks, and camera on drives.
• Reusable water bottle.

Travel Essentials

• Passport, visas, travel insurance documents
• Yellow fever vaccination certificate(required for some countries).
• Credit card + some cash (USD often accepted in East/Southern Africa)
• Copies of documents(stored separately or digitally).

Optional But Handy

• Travel adapter(check plug type for the country).
• Notebook & pen – for bird/wildlife lists or journaling.
• Scarf or buff – good for dust on game drives.
• Snacks – especially for long drives.
• Small laundry soap – some lodges do laundry, but not always.

⚠️ Avoid:

• Bright colors (red can attract animals, white gets dusty fast, blue/black attract tsetse flies).
• Camouflage clothing (illegal for civilians in some African countries).