When on safari, a lightweight, versatile wardrobe is most suitable. The weather fluctuates between extremes of heat and cold, meaning layers of clothing are the best option. We have developed a range of safari wear that is comfortable, functional, and affordable. Click here to contact our African Travel Specialist for our latest safari wear collection.
Sunglasses.
Golf-shirts, T-shirts and long-sleeved cotton shirts
Shorts/skirts
Long trousers/slacks
More formal attire for your stay at prestigious city hotels or on one of the luxury trains.
Underwear and socks (sports bra recommended on game drives as the roads can be bumpy and uneven)
Good walking shoes or boots
Swimming costume
Polar Fleece or Warm Parka
Scarf / gloves for the cold winter months (May to September)
Light rain gear for summer months (late November to April)
Camera equipment and plenty of film
If you wear contact lenses, we recommend that you bring along a pair of glasses in case you get irritation from the dust
Binoculars
Newman’s bird book if you are a keen birder.
Personal toiletries (basic amenities supplied by most establishments)
Malaria tablets (if applicable)
Moisturizing cream & suntan lotion
Insect repellent e.g. Tabard, Rid, Jungle Juice, etc
The Travel Specialists