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The camp is self-catering and guests should bring all food and beverages.

Bring casual clothing, comfortable hiking shoes, hat, walking stick, binoculars, reference books, suntan lotion and something warm to wear for the morning game drives or if there is a chill in the evening air. Don't forget plenty of film for the camera. A good torch is handy as well as mosquito repellent for the summer months. Mosquito coils are provided in the tents. A comprehensive check list is attached.

There is no electricity in the camp; gas and oil lamps provide all light.

Firewood is provided.

Below you will find a list of items you can print and use as your checklist:

Travel:	Miscellaneous:
Vehicle papers certified in duplicate Maps, GPS, protractor, divider, compass Fire extinguisher Tie ropes Cable ties Tow rope/tow bar Jumper cables Hi-Lift Jack Plastic bags thin & thick Flash light, spare bulbs Assorted batteries Beer coolers Calabash cooler	Sun glasses Spare specs (prescription) Sun blocks Face cloths Soap Tooth brush, floss, paste Hair and nail brushes/clippers Kleenex tissues small & large packs Lip ice sun block Personal items Shaving materials Slops and good walking boots Hat Mosquito repellent Binoculars (one per person) Camera
Medicine:
Aspirin Imodium Citro-soda
Food/Drinks:
Soft drinks Game Bottled water Creamer Coffee Tea Longlife milk (with container) Beef Chicken Sosaties Lamb Wors Spaghetti sauce tinned or home made Tuna Corn beef Baked beans Tinned sweet-corn Mayonnaise Mustard Salt & pepper Oil Pasta and noodles Soup mix	Chicken/beef stock Rice Garlic fresh & prepared in oil Butter Cheese Rusks Chocolate Crackers Cookies Wine Beer Gin or whatever the poison Lemon juice Cereal Maple syrup Dried fruit mix Vegetables Spices Snacking material: Nuts and raisins Dried fruit and nuts mix Biltong & wors Dried fruit