Clothing should be as comfortable as possible. Mornings and evenings can be cold so good jackets will be needed. Make sure you have a comfortable pair of boots with ankle support. A second pair of boots is always useful in case you happen to get your one pair of boots wet.
Layered clothing is always a good idea as the mornings and evenings can be cool while the middle of the day gets warm.
We recommend:
Comfortable walking/hunting boots with ankle supports
Fleece vest or sweater (make sure it's warm for winter months)
Otc Meds - Tylenol, Aspirin or Other, Sinus meds, Benadryl, Anti-Diarrheal and Anti-Acid
50/100 SPF Sunscreen lotion and Lip balm
Insect repellent
Passport (must have at least 4 blank pages)
Extra copies of Prescription, medications you require and small personal First-Aid kit
Binoculars
Knife
Fanny or Backpack
Camera with extra memory cards
Spare batteries for flashlight and Camera
Sunglasses
US to RSA plug-in adaptor (available at all airports)
Flashlight
Shooting sticks (We have sticks but if you would prefer the sticks you have practiced on and are comfortable with then bring yours. Put in your gun bag)
Medications & Immunizations
No vaccines are needed to enter South Africa
Medical air rescues are available throughout the country in cases of emergency
Requirements You will be hunting in a malaria free area and malaria medication is not required. I would recommend you update your tetanus inoculation if necessary and any other routine vaccinations you may need. We can help you with this.
No vaccines are needed to enter South Africa
Medical air rescues are available throughout the country in cases of emergency
Contact Glenn Ridge with Wild Safari Africa Adventures