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If you are planning on going on a safari in Africa, the last thing I want to do is spoil the trip right from the ramp to forget some essential things. Feel a list of things to do and check everything off as you go. There are some important things to consider before traveling to Africa.
You'll want to use very comfortable, but protective clothing in safari. Long-sleeved shirts help protect the arms of the sun, and long pants will help protect you from mosquitoes. Wear neutral colored clothing helps to blend with the surroundings while admiring the wildlife, and help reflect the sun, keep cooler.
Remember, transport can not afford to carry a lot of luggage, to be conservative. You may have to travel in a small plane or boat and not be able to carry more than a few pounds per value (maybe 20 or 25). Make sure your equipment and clothing is packed in something as waterproofed canvas bag. Most guide services safari recommend only 2 or 3 days worth of clothing to take, since there will be facilities for washing clothes in most camps and lodges. If you are thinking to be in any of the largest cities in Africa, with restaurants, which may require more 'dress' costume, so something appropriate.
Here are some items you may want to carry on your African safari:
Clothing – sweater and jacket, coat, jeans, skirts or dress pants (if you plans to go to town, you might even want to take a tie and some dress shoes), shirts, underwear, sports bra, sun protection hats socks, hiking shoes
Miscellaneous – large scarf or kerchief, oral hygiene supplies, hair care items, shaving equipment, sunglasses, wash cloth, plastic bags, medicines sunscreen and insect repellent, for allergies, colds and headaches, flashlight, pocket knife, camera and film (this is important – do not count on getting there), batteries, small first aid kit, eye drops, lip balm
You should plan on visiting your doctor for several weeks before your trip to ensure you have the vaccines and medicines they may need. There are some things that may be susceptible to Africa in the to avoid.
A Yellow Fever Vaccination Card is required for entry into Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. Malaria prophylaxis is recommended before entering a malaria area (including Kruger). Malaria is transmitted by mosquitoes, so take other precautions, too. Avoid schistosomiasis (caused by tiny parasites) not swim in rivers or streams of water.
If you are a nonresident of Africa, you will need a passport does not expire for at least six months after his return home. Visas that were acquired prior to your trip are required in Egypt, Madagascar, Mozambique and Tanzania. Visas can be obtained on arrival in Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe. Also, plan on getting at least the minimum amount of travel insurance.
Many places outside of the African cities to accept dollar as local currency. Also, take traveler's checks in small denominations for unforeseen expenses. Many establishments in the cities also accept international credit cards. Some banks have ATMs where you can use an international credit card to obtain local currency. You have to ensure he has some American money for visas, airport departures, taxes, tips, etc. Carry small denominations like $ 10 – $ 20 USD and a lot of $ 1 USD for deposit.
Therefore, preparing for their African Safari is a work in itself, but if you arrive prepared will certainly have a lot more pleasant and hassle-free travel.
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Michael Russell
Your Independent guide to African Safaris
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