– Sony Alpha A6000
– Zoom lense
– Smart phone
– Powerbank
– Headlamp or flashlight for walking around the camp at night

Summer in the Kruger Park can be very hot and humid with temperatures often soaring over 40°C. Generally, I would recommend comfortable, lightweight clothes you can wash and dry easily. Some essential clothing include:

– Lightweight tops
– 2 pairs of shorts
– 1 pair of long-legged trousers
– Sandals/flip flops
– Closed shoes (eg. sneakers/boots)
– Waterproof jacket for the occasional rainy day
– Hat or baseball cap against the sun
– Sunglasses

– Cleaning products for face, body and hair
– Sunscreen with high SPF factor
– Insect repellant

– Malaria medicine (as prescribed by your doctor)
– First aid kit
– Venom extractor
– Anithistamines for allergies and insect stings/bites

Depending on the camp and the type of accomodation you book, your hut may not have a fully equiped kitchen. We packed the following utencils for our stay:

– Coolbox
– 1-2 plates p/person
– Set of cutlery for each person
– Coffee mug for each person
– Cutting knife
– Cutting mat
– Basic spices (salt, pepper, paprika)

– Passport and identity documents
– Copies of above mentioned documents
– Printed copies of all reservations and bookings
– International health insurance
– Travel insurance

– Binoculars
– Bird & wildlife books
– Beach towel