Mozambique

What to bring:

• On board the truck, you will have an assigned locker that is approximately 35 x 35 x 80 cm.
• In the summer, bring light, cotton, easy to dry clothing.
• In the winter, you will want to bring a fleece jacket and wool hat.
• colors such as khaki, beige and green are best.
• You will want to bring a good camera and binoculars to maximize your experience.
• bring a sleeping bag and pillow for sleeping. (Linens are provided by the hotels on accommodated tours.)
• Bottled water is a recommendation always when travelling.
• Hand sanitizer is a good idea.
• A padlock for your locker is also recommended.

What is provided:

• Edutainment including a free subscription to Bush TV
• Food for meals (any additional snacks you desire can be purchased along the way)
• Tents, sleeping mattress
• Entrance fee to parks

What to expect:

For camping tours, you will be shown how to pitch and take down your own tent.With the help of the experts you will be masters in no time.The manual is within your heart.

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner differ depending on the chefs and what’s available in that area for purchase. Dietary requirements and allergies usually can be covered with prior communication to make it easy for our chefs.

Most campsites have laundry areas are available,be it do it yourself for a fee or sent to be done for a fee still.

Before your adventure, you will need to obtain medical/ travel insurance. You will not be allowed to proceed on the tour without proof of insurance.

Traveling conditions can be bumpy and dusty on some roads resulting in a free African massage,remember its an adventure.

Cellphone coverage is mainly in the main cities and small towns. Wifi though is often available at many of the camps, even deep in the bush.