Toothbrush and toothpaste
Prescription Medication
Check with your GP what medication you need while travelling
Anti-malaria medication
Antihistamine for allergies and insect bites
Painkillers
Insect repellent
Sunscreen
Deodorant
Body Lotion
NB: The lodges provide basic toiletry
2/3 pair of neutral–coloured cotton trousers or chinos – jeans are not recommended while on safari as it can get really hot at times
2 pairs of shorts
At least 4 t-shirts or short-sleeved shirts
2 long sleeved t-shirts or shirts
Swimming costumes – most lodges have a swimming pool
1 sweatshirt or fleece top
1 jacket/windbreaker if possible waterproof
Scarf – comes in handy when it's chilly or dusty
Comfortable walking shoes – hiking trainers are best
Sandals or flip flops
Sunglasses – good sunglasses are essential
A good pair of binoculars for each
Camera with lenses, spare battery and extra memory cards
A small torch – many lodges generators for power and they are normally switched off during the day and after 10 pm at night
Pocket tissue and hand sanitizers
Power bank for your phone
You can load your Ipad with great holiday reading material