Safari Gear List, Tents, food, utensils, and other things for sharing are supplied. The following personal gear and equipment is needed, suggested, and optional. You are responsible for bringing it. Please pick and choose what you bring with you. Please note that our helpers can only carry up to 12 kg of your stuff.

Safari Gear List: Clothes for work

A jacket that is waterproof, flexible, and has a hood
Jacket with insulation, either synthetic or down
Soft jacket, fleece, or soft-shell
Long-sleeved shirt made of a light, moisture-wicking material
A short-sleeved shirt made of a light, moisture-wicking material
Pants that are waterproof and breathable (side zippers are best)
Pants for hiking
Pants made of fleece
Shorts (not required)
Long underwear made of a fabric that wicks away moisture
For underwear, a fabric that wicks away sweat is best.

Safari Gear List: Cover-ups

Hat with a brim to protect you from the sun
A knit hat to keep warm
A balaclava or buff to cover your face (optional).

Safari Gear List: Clothes

Warm gloves (waterproof ones are best)
Thin gloves

Safari Gear List: Shoes and boots

Warm, waterproof hiking boots that have been worn in
Shoes for the gym that you can wear to camp
Wool or man-made socks
Gaiters that are waterproof

Other Things

Goggles or glasses
Backpack cover that is waterproof
A 32-ounce Nalgene water bottle
A water bladder (3-liter Camelbak in size)
Lightweight, quick-drying towel
Different-sized stuff sacks, dry bags, or plastic bags to keep things dry and separate

Things Used

Warm sleeping bag for all four seasons
Trekking poles that can be folded up
A headlamp with extra batteries
A 50- to 90-liter backpack for workers to carry your stuff.
A 30- to 35-liter daypack that you can use to carry your own stuff

Safari Gear List: Other

Things for the bathroom Sunscreen Lip balm

Kit for First Aid

Sanitizer for your hands Toilet paper Wet Wipes
Snacks that are light, high in calories and energy
Camera, with extra batteries (not required)