Complete Guide on what to pack for  safari

It is recommended to wear bright summer clothes when going on a safari tour. This is because strong colors might draw the attention of flies, which are present in particular regions of the parks. The cost of laundry is low and readily available, therefore you should not bring a lot of clothes with you.
During the nights at the hotel and lodge, you should wear more substantial clothing, such as long pants and long-sleeved shirts, to protect yourself from mosquitoes after dusk and, if required, from the sun.

• Because it can be cool in the early morning and evening, a jacket or sweater is recommended.
• Outdoor footwear during the summer, such as athletic shoes and cotton socks. Because to the presence of mosquitoes, you should avoid wandering around barefoot or leaving your legs uncovered at night.
• A single power adapter that has three to four plugs allows for the charging of a variety of electronic devices, including a shaver, a trimmer, an electric toothbrush, and any batteries.
• Additional batteries and a more compact flashlight
• Covering that protects the wearer from the sun
• The use of lip balm, sunscreen, and sunglasses
• A repellant for insects and mosquitoes, for instance
• Filing tools and nail clippers
• Medications and toiletries for the individual
• Additional battery packs for the camera and recorder
• The bandanna

THINGS THAT YOU SHOULD PACK IN YOUR HAND LUGGAGE

• Ticketing, money, and passports etc.
• Shades
• Medications that you take around the house (always keep them in your carry-on luggage, just in case you misplace your suitcase!)
  A pain reliever, allergy medication, a treatment for diarrhea (perhaps Imodium), antimalarial medication, plasters, and disinfection wipes are all examples of hand medicine.
• Binoculars (so that you can see the leopard that is hiding in the tree all the way out there!)
• In addition to the camera and memory cards that you anticipate using, you should also bring a battery charger and a bag to protect the camera from the fine, red dust that is common in Africa.
• Shoulder bag that’s got a solid strap and a zipper. A belt for carrying money or compartments on the interior that can be secured with a zipper
• A small number of photocopies of all of your personal documents, including but not limited to passports, visas, flights, travel insurance, vaccination cards, and international debit cards as well as credit cards such as Mastercard and Visa. registration to drive
• List of telephone numbers for the instant freezing of insurance and debit cards that have been lost
• If you want to send postcards or letters to a specific person, you should know their mailing address.
• Pens and a notebook also
• Something to keep you entertained, such as a nice book or music.