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- WHAT TO TAKE -
- Good quality sunglasses
- Sun hat
- Casual day clothes such as T-shirts & shorts. While most lodges are very casual, some
lodges ( such as the Victoria Falls Hotel) have a smart-casual dress code for evening.
- Comfortable walking shoes (running/tennis shoes are fine)
- Thongs/flip flops. Plastic shoes such as Strops are very useful when rafting
- Swimming costume.
- If you are planning to raft we recommend long shorts such as board shorts to prevent
your knees from burning in the sun.
- Long pants are a must if you plan to ride an elephant!
- Warm clothes for the winter months ( May to August) such beanie, scarf, warm jacket
and gloves
- Camera equipment and plenty of film if you use it. If available, it is expensive.
- If you wear contact lenses, we recommend that you bring along a pair of glasses. If you
plan on doing white river rafting. A bungy cord to keep your glasses on whilst rafting is
useful.
- Binoculars and a Newman’s bird book if you are keen birders
- Personal toiletries
- Malaria tablets
- High factor suntan lotion. (Water resistant if rafting)
- Basic medical kit such as headache tablets, anti-histamine cream, Imodium.
- Insect repellent eg Tabard, Rid, Jungle Juice, etc
- Visas, tickets, passports, money etc
- A flashlight (torch). Please bring spare batteries and a spare globe (bulb)
- Light rain gear for summer months (late November to April)
- Pen for filling out forms at passport controls.
- A sense of humour – This is Africa
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