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Last update / July 2023 Advice below, or search: Requirements for children travelling through South African Ports of Entry

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Vaccinations are country specific, and we recommend you visit you Doctor or Travel Nurse at least 3 month prior to travel. Please also find some useful NaTHNaC guidance below: Botswana NaTHNaC - Botswana (travelhealthpro.org.uk) India NaTHNaC - India (travelhealthpro.org.uk) Nepal NaTHNaC - Nepal (travelhealthpro.org.uk) Namibia NaTHNaC - Namibia (travelhealthpro.org.uk) South Africa NaTHNaC - South Africa (travelhealthpro.org.uk) Tanzania NaTHNaC - Tanzania (travelhealthpro.org.uk) Zambia NaTHNaC - Zambia (travelhealthpro.org.uk)

Please find below general guidance. There will be a specific kit and clothing list for your venture, as clothing is seasonal and specific to activities on your venture. ITEM 1 Pair walking boots (well walked in) 1 Pair of trainers 1 Pair of thick soled sandals (with an ankle support) 1 Sleeping bag (Season 3/4 dependant on use) 1 Roll mat 1 Back pack (65L will be adequate) 1 Soft grip or hold-all (sports bag type) 2 Pairs of shorts/ trousers with detachable legs 1 Pair long trousers and/ or track suite bottoms 2 Long sleeve shirts & T-shirts 1 Warm fleece 1 Waterproof/ windproof jacket 4 Pairs of socks. 2 of them ‘thick’ for mountains 1 Swimming costume (if you don’t use shorts) 1 Sun Hat (with rim to keep sun off ears & neck) 1 Woolly hat & gloves 1 Torch, spare batteries & bulb ( pref. head torch) 1 Tooth brush & tooth paste 1 Personal medicines – Insect repellent, sun screen 1 Thin towel & face cloth/ wash cloth 1 Biodegradable soap and normal soap 1 Washing powder or travel wash for clothes 1 Knife, fork, spoon & plate and/or bowl 1 Water bottle & water purifying tablets All other camping equipment provided 1st Aid kit is provided but a small personal kit is optional Bush clothes should be dull or natural shades OPTIONAL EXTRAS Camera Binoculars Notebook and Pen 1 set of casual clothes Musical instrument Clothing • No matter what time of year you are travelling in Southern Africa, you should always plan to be able to layer your clothing • Morning and evenings are very often quite cool and in winter will drop below zero • Neutral colours should be worn, particularly if you are spending time in the bush • Refrain from wearing white clothes as this can attract insects at night time • Always take sun cream, sun hats and sun glasses for all seasons • Sturdy walking shoes for bush walks and sandals for when in camp Summer (October to March) • Shorts & swimwear • Short sleeved shirts and t-shirts (preferably cotton) • Trousers (light weight) • Waterproof/windproof jacket (light weight) • Fleece, hoody or jumper for evenings • Sun hat Winter (April to September) • Warm trousers • Shorts for day time • Fleece, hoody or sweater • Warm windproof jacket • Woolly hat and gloves for night drives • Layers of clothing Electrical Equipment • Stills camera and charger. • Video camera and charger • Mobile phone and charger • Binoculars • Torch and spare batteries • Converter plugs • Sat Nav (with South Africa Maps system) if self-drive Practicalities • Glasses or contact lenses plus spares • Sunglasses • Laundry bag • Day pack • Maps • Sewing kit • Personal toiletries • Sunscreen and lip balm • Hairbrush • Shampoo • Soap • Wipes • Toothbrush and toothpaste • Moisturiser • First Aid • Prescription medication • Malaria tablets • Insect Repellent • Medication for minor pain (headache, stomach cramps) • Antihistamine • Insect bite and sting cream • Diarrhoea medication • Antiseptic cream • Moleskin or 'Second Skin' adhesive pads for blisters • Feminine protection Documents • Valid passport - ensure it has more than six months validity and at least two blank pages left • Take a copy of your passport information and keep separated from passport • Valid visa - if required • One other picture identification • Accommodation confirmation • Airline tickets • Expense money • Comprehensive Travel Insurance Policy (most also provide a "what to do" card) • Car rental confirmation • Photocopy of passport, driver’s license, tickets, credit card (keep separate from originals) • Debit card/ Credit card • If take Travellers Cheques, make a note of serial numbers and keep separated KIT, CLOTHING & EQUIPMENT INFORMATION