Chobe National Park (Botswana)

• Game Drives: Explore the park's diverse habitats, home to a vast array of wildlife, including elephants, lions, and various bird species.
• Chobe River Cruise: Embark on a boat cruise along the Chobe River, offering unique wildlife viewing opportunities, especially for birdwatchers and photographers.
• Accommodation: Stay in lodges or camps within or near the park, providing comfort and proximity to wildlife.

Elephant Sands (Botswana)

• Elephant Viewing: Witness herds of elephants at a natural watering hole, offering close-up encounters with these majestic creatures.
• Relaxation: Enjoy the serene environment, ideal for relaxation and photography.
• Accommodation: Stay in chalets or tents, often with views of the watering hole

Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe)

• Victoria Falls Tour: Visit one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, experiencing its awe-inspiring power and beauty.
• Zambezi River Cruise: Enjoy a sunset cruise on the Zambezi River, offering stunning views and potential wildlife sightings.
• Optional Activities: Engage in activities like helicopter flights over the falls, bungee jumping, or visiting local markets.

Meals and Transfers

• Meals: meals, ranging from breakfast to dinner, depending on the itinerary.
• Transfers: Airport transfers and inter-destination transport are typically provided, ensuring smooth transitions between locations.

Additional Inclusions

• Guided Tours: Experienced guides lead all activities, enhancing the safari experience with their knowledge.
• Park Fees: National park entrance fees are often included in the package.
• Optional Activities: Some packages offer optional activities at additional costs, such as fishing trips or cultural visits.

• Visas and related costs
• Drinks, tips, laundry, telephone calls and other items of a personal nature
• International flights and arrival and departure taxes
• Meals not listed on the itinerary
• Travel and personal accident insurance

Clothing:

• Casual, comfortable clothing is suitable year-round. Neutral, dull colors work best.
• T-shirts for daytime wear.
• Jeans or safari trousers for cool mornings and evenings.
• A fleece or warm sweater for early morning game drives, especially in winter (June–August).
• A thin, long-sleeve shirt for sun protection during midday.
• Layers are recommended for early morning drives when temperatures can be chilly.

Accessories:

• A good pair of sunglasses.
• A wide-brimmed hat for sun protection.
• Sunblock and insect repellent.

Gear:

• Binoculars for wildlife spotting.
• A camera with fully charged batteries.

Health & Safety:

• Any personal medications you may need.
• A basic medical aid kit is provided on safari.
• If you’ve recently traveled to a yellow fever area, ensure your vaccination documentation is up to date.

Travel Essentials:

• Please try to travel light—space is limited on safari vehicles.
• Check visa requirements for your nationality before traveling.

And most importantly…

• Bring a sense of humor. After all, this is Africa!

Clothing

• Lightweight, breathable clothing: Neutral colors like khaki, beige, olive, or brown are best (bright colors can scare wildlife).
• Long-sleeved shirts and trousers: Protects against sun and insects.
• Warm layers: Early mornings and evenings can be chilly, especially on game drives. Fleece or a light jacket is recommended.
• Hat: Wide-brimmed for sun protection.
• Swimwear: Some lodges or camps have pools.
• Comfortable shoes: Closed shoes for bush walks; sandals for lodges.
• Socks and underwear: Moisture-wicking recommended.

Accessories

• Sunglasses
• Binoculars: Essential for wildlife spotting.
• Camera and extra batteries/memory cards
• Daypack: For water, camera, and small personal items on game drives.
• Flashlight or headlamp: Some lodges have limited lighting.

Health & Hygiene

• Sunscreen (high SPF)
• Insect repellent: Preferably with DEET.
• Personal medications: Bring enough for the trip.
• Basic first aid kit: Band-aids, antiseptic, painkillers, etc.
• Hand sanitizer / wet wipes

Documents & Money

• Passport and visas (if required)
• Travel insurance information
• Cash and cards: Small denominations for tips and local purchases.
• Copies of important documents

Optional / Nice to Have

• Guidebooks or field guides(birds, animals, plants)
• Notebook / journal
• Reusable water bottle
• Snacks: Energy bars for long drives

Tips:

• Avoid bright colors or flashy jewelry—they can attract insects or spook animals.
• Pack light; most lodges have limited storage space.
• Layering is key: hot days, cold mornings/evenings.