Chobe National Park Packages

General infoRmation

We will be camping in the ChobeNational Park in Exclusive Wilderness sites i.e. HATAB or BOGA sites, with no other campers nearby.

Included is all camping equipment including spacious walk in tents with a bed roll and bedding. Park fees, food, mineral water and house wine with dinner are supplied.

 

Excluded are soft drinks, beers, visas if necessary and items of a personal nature like towels and toiletries. All trips will have a backup team, including a cook and minimal participation is required. Ablutions consist of rustic open air bucket showers and long drop style toilets. We attempt to work two departures weekly: i.e. on Tuesdays and Fridays. In the event of groups of over 6 these set days are flexible subject to campsite availabilities.

 

All trips will be run by skilled, licensed professional guides.

 

 

What to pack for your tented Safari.

 

Generally, casual comfortable clothing is suitable throughout the year, dull neutral colours are most suitable.

The most practical items for Safari are:

T shirts

Jeans or safari trousers for the cool evenings and mornings

A fleece or warm sweater for those early morning game drives.                                                                                        

A good pair of Sunglasses

Sun block, a hat and insect repellent are essential!

Binoculars and a camera with lots of film! For digital ensure batteries are charged- there is no electricity in the bush.

A headlamp or torch is vital.

If you enjoy a whisky or the like, you are welcome to bring a bottle along.

A towel, and your own toiletries (ladies please remember there are no shops for emergencies)

Any medication if necessary, we do have a medical aid box with the basics.

There will be times when you are exposed to the sun so a thin long sleeve shirt may come in handy.

The early morning drives will be very cold in the winter months – so layers are best to keep out the chill in the back of the game drive vehicle.

Please attempt to travel as light as possible- space for is always an issue on Safari.

 

Last but not least, a sense of humour …………this is Africa!