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  • What clothing is recommended?
  • What about photography?
  • What else should I take?

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    What clothing is recommended?

    In the South Africa summer, lightweight clothing is the norm; in the winter a jacket, jumper or coat may be needed, particularly in the evenings. At game reserves, neutral colours, such as browns, beiges, khakis are preferred on game drives. Bright colours or white may disturb the animals. Pack a sweater, it can be chilly in the early morning and after dusk. Wear a hat to avoid sunstroke and don't forget the swimsuits for sitting around the pool during the day. Take sensible, well-worn walking shoes - there may be the opportunity to go on a walking safari.



    What about photography?

    The sunny weather of South Africa makes it a photographer's paradise. Batteries and film are generally available in main centres, but it is a good idea to stock up before going into more remote areas and into the game parks, although some private reserves have well-stocked shops.



    What else should I take?

    Before going into the reserves take a can of insect repellent i.e. Peaceful Sleep or Tabbard to ward off mosquitoes. It is also recommended to take medication for Malaria, kindly refer to your local doctor or pharmacy.

    Binoculars will considerably improve the game viewing, while a torch is a good idea for seeing the way around the camp after dark.



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