Accommodation
is in insect proof 3m x 3m walk-in cottage style tents with gauze-covered
windows Tents are furnished with single beds, foam mattresses,
duvets, sheets, blankets and pillows
Lighting is provided by gas lamps, which provide enough light
to read by
Ablutions are en-suite, consisting of a long drop toilet and
hot water bucket shower.
The bucket shower water temperature is regulated by the amount
of hot or cold water mixed in the bucket.
Guests can have it as hot or cold as they like it.
Canvas hand basins with mirrors attached are placed in front
of each tent and are filled with hot water after every meal and
activity.
Soap, hand and bath towels are provided |
Accommodation
is in 3x3m walk-in tents with mosquito proofing and sewn in groundsheets.
The tents are equipped with stretcher beds, foam mattress, pillows,
sheets and blankets
There is a hand basin provided outside each tent.
There is one shower and one toilet for every four guests i.e
for eight guests there will be two showers and two toilets.
The bucket shower water temperature is regulated by the amount
of hot or cold water mixed in the bucket.
Guest can have it as hot or cold as they like it |
Accommodation
is in small 2 man dome tents that are totally insect proof.
Mattresses, sheets, sleeping bags and blankets are provided.
Guests are expected to help with putting up and breaking down
of the camp.
There is a cook along to help with the food and general chores
around the camp.
There is a hand basin per tent and shared bucket shower and toilet
per 7 clients.
There is no lighting in the tents.
Guests should bring flash lights with them.
Luggage- clients are allowed a maximum of 12kg's luggage. |
Staff
In addition to a professional Botswana registered safari guide who
has had first aid training, we will have a full complement of staff
to perform all chores.
The exact number of assistants will depend on the number of guests
The camp assistants perform all camp chores such as setting up
camp and the preparation of meals
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Staff
In addition to a professional safari guide who has had first aid
training the staff complement consists of two camp assistants -
a driver/cook and waiter/general hand who will possibly travel in
a separate vehicle (if there are more that 4 guests) The camp
assistants perform all camp chores such as setting up camp and
the preparation of meals
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Staff
There is 1 staff member on the semi participation safari excluding
the guide and he is a cook and general hand.
He will help clients set up and take down tents as well as tidy
tents and cook all meals.
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Meals
& Drinks
Three substantial meals per day are served, between planned safari
activities Breakfast may be a full English breakfast or a quick
cereal and coffee breakfast to fit in with game drives and early
departures
Brunch or lunch will consist of a main course, two salads and
fresh fruit.
Scones, cake or biscuits are served at tea
Dinners consists of three courses served with house wine
Menus change daily and fresh produce is used
Vegetarian or special diets can be catered for by prior arrangement
Beverages are included in the safari fare and include
Alcoholic beverages, which include red wine, white wine, vodka,
gin, brandy, sherry, whisky and beer
Soft drinks, which include coke, tonic, bitter lemon, coke lite,
Schweppes lemon, soda water and bottled water
It is good idea to give us a list of the clients preferences
so we can make sure we have plenty of these items
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Meals
& Drinks
Three substantial meals per day are served, between planned safari
activities Breakfast may be a full English breakfast or a quick
cereal and coffee breakfast to fit in with game drives and early
departures
Brunch or lunch will consist of a main course, two salads, fresh
fruit.
Cake or biscuits are served at tea
Dinners consists of three courses served with house wine
Menus change daily and fresh produce is used
Vegetarian or special diets can be catered for by prior arrangement
Inclusive in the safari cost is house wine at dinner, bottled
water, beer and soft drinks /cordials
All other drinks (Spirits etc) are for the guest’s own account.
These can be pre–ordered - the cost of which must be settled
directly with the guide at the beginning of the safari. If you
don’t want to pre-order we can stop at a bottle store on
the first day of safari in order for you to purchase what you
require.
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Meals
& Drinks
Three substantial meals per day are served, between planned safari
activities.
Breakfast : cereals, toast, tea and coffee to accommodate game
drives and early departures from camp.
Brunch or lunch will consist of a main meal, two salads and fruit.
At tea time we offer biscuits with tea and coffee.
Dinners consists of two course meal.
Menus of fresh produce change every day and vegetarian or special
diets can be catered for by prior arrangement.
All drinks are to the guests own account.
We can pre-order drinks, the cost of which must be settled directly
with the guide at the end of the safari or guests can buy their
own.
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Activities
A typical safari day usually consists of an early morning wake up
call followed by a light breakfast before departing on a morning
game drive that lasts until brunch/lunch time.
The early afternoon is spent relaxing until teatime when it is
time to depart on an afternoon game drive.
At sundown return to camp for dinner under the stars
If the itinerary routes via Xakanaxa and Chobe river front –
Boat cruises are excluded in both of these areas.
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Activities
A typical safari day usually consists of an early morning wake up
call followed by a light breakfast before departing on a morning
game drive that lasts until brunch/lunch time.
The early afternoon is spent relaxing until tea time when it
is time to depart on an afternoon game drive.
At sundown return to camp for dinner under the stars.
If the itinerary includes time in the Chobe National Park/Moremi
Game Reserve – a boat cruise on the river will be included
but at an extra cost.
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Type
of Activities that are offered
The daily activities usually follow along these lines...
An early start with a light breakfast, then out on an activity,
that will last through until brunch/lunch.
This will be followed by a siesta through the main heat of the
day.
Then it is tea time and then off on an afternoon activity, that
ends at sundown.
Boat trips
In the Chobe National Park and the Xakanaxa area of the Moremi
Reserve, a boat trip is not included in the price of the safari.
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Insurance
In the event of a medical emergency, guests are
covered by medical air rescue BUT It is imperative that guests
take out their own fully comprehensive medical insurance to cover
any hospitalization or further treatment.
Unfortunately we cannot accept any client who does not have this.
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Insurance
In the event of a medical emergency, guests are covered by medical
air rescue BUT It is imperative that guests take out their own
fully comprehensive medical insurance to cover any hospitalisation
or further treatment.
Unfortunately we cannot accept any client who does not have this.
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Type
of Medical Cover offered In the event of a medical
emergency, clients that are engaged on a mobile safari are covered
by medical air rescue.
In the event of a medical emergency, it is imperative that the
guest takes out their own fully comprehensive travel insurance
policy valid from the date they confirm their itinerary.
This should cover cancellation, lost baggage, admission to hospital
and all subsequent medical expenses
All guide that lead mobile camping safaris are trained in first
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