Safari Destinations Guide
  Botswana
  Namibia
  Zimbabwe
  South Africa
  Kenya
  Tanzania
 
 African Countries
Africa Travel
Safari Lodge Guide
Maps of Africa
 
South Africa Safari Guide
  Londolozi
  Bongani Lodge
  Ngala Lodge
  Phinda Lodge
  Tau Lodge
  Mala Mala Lodge
  Sabi Sabi Lodge
  Lion Sands
  Singita Lodge
 
Botswana Safari Guide
  Sandibe Lodge
  Nxabega Safari Camp
 
Kenya Safari Guide
  Kichwa Tembo Lodge
  Siana Springs Lodge
 
Tanzania Safari Guide
  Grumeti Lodge
Ngorongoro Crater Lodge
  Mnemba Island
 
Namibia Safari Guide
Sossusvlei Mountain Lodge
 


A Sample of an Exclusive Safari Tour through South Africa by Go2Africa.com
Wildlife
Wildebeest Migration
Wilderness Safaris Africa
Safari Tour Guide
Golf
Mobile
Accommodated
Self-Drive
Camping
 
News & Reviews
Africa travel insights
 
Africa Travel Tips
Safety and Security
 
Reserving your Safari
 
Safari Countries
 
Planning your Safari
 
FAQ about your Safari
 
Safari Search Guide
African Safaris Search
Africa Safari FAQ's
 
What do I need on my safari?
 
»  Soap
»  Small Sewing Kit
»  Hand Lotion
»  Shampoo
»  Suntan Lotion
»  Lip Salve
»  Tissues
»  Nail Brush
»  Toothpaste and Toothbrush
»  Sunglasses
»  Camera (recommend Telephoto Lens)
»  Torch and Batteries
»  Pen and Paper
»  Malaria Tablets
»  Binoculars
»  Small water bottle for personal use
»  Plastic Bags for dirty clothes.
 
Can you smoke when you are on safari?
 

Due to a variety of factors smoking is not permitted in our safari vehicles. Regular stops will however be scheduled.

 
What security precautions should one take on safari?
 

Ensure that you carry a record of the numbers of your passport, airline tickets and travellers cheques. These should be kept in a safe place. Never leave baggage or personal items unattended, especially at airports. Please note expensive looking jewellery should not be taken on safari.

 
Are there any requirements regarding vaccinations on my safari?
 
Yes! Vaccination requirements change from time to time and we suggest clients consult their local doctor or health department for the latest health precautions.
 
Malaria: Malaria including Plasmodium falciparum exists in certain areas. All clients must consult with their own MD or the Center for Disease Control regarding the use of anti-malarial tablets prior to departure. There are many brands available and we recommend that clients consult their doctor or health department as to which brand they should take.
 
How much luggage can I take on safari?
 
The limit is one soft luggage bag per person with a maximum weight of 10 kg (22 lbs.). (Camera equipment is excluded from the foregoing.). No hard (i.e. Plastic/Samsonite) suitcases may be taken on safari. Only back packs without frames will be permitted. As luggage is packed on the roof racks of the safari vehicles it is recommended that clients use old or inexpensive luggage. Also note that should you not strictly adhere to the luggage restrictions you will be responsible for any additional cost arising out of the transportation of any excesses.
 
What kind of safari clothes should I pack?
 
As you are travelling on a partly accommodated safari you will require clothing for evening wear at the various hotels and lodges. The emphasis is however on comfortable, casual and semi-casual wash and wear clothes. Please note that bright colours are not suitable for gameviewing. Please take note that game drives are conducted in the early morning and late afternoon at which times (especially in the winter months) it can be very cold.
 
What kind of insurance should I take out for my safari trip?
 
Comprehensive travel insurance is compulsory on all Afro Ventures safaris. Please ensure that your insurance covers cancellation and curtailment, personal accident, medical and baggage.The policy taken out should provide world-wide coverage. International clients should purchase insurance prior to their arrival in Southern Africa.