Exclusive Hunting Safaris in Limpopo, South Africa

Yes it is.  Please consult you GP or the CDC for the recommended treatment before taking you trip.

Visit your doctor (ideally 4-6 weeks) before your trips to get any vaccines and medicines you may need.  The following are recommended:

All Travellers:

• Routine Vaccines: Make sure you are up-to-date on routine vaccines before every trip. These include MMR, diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis, varicella (chickenpox), polio vaccines and your yearly flu shot.

Most Travellers:

• Hepatitis A & Typoid: CDC recommends these vaccines because you can get these diseases through contaminated food or water.
  Hepatitis B: You can get Hepatitis B through sexual contact, contaminated needles and & blood products.
  Rabies: Rabies can be found in dogs, bats and other mammals in Africa, CDC recommends vaccines for the following groups:
  • Travellers involved in outdoor & other activities
  • People who will be working with or around animals
• Yellow Fever: There is no risk of yellow fever in South Africa. The government of RSA requires proof of yellow fever vaccination  only if you are arriving from a country with risk of yellow fever.

If you are staying in one of the main camps, no more than 3 days supply of clothing will be needed. Our staff will clean and press your clothes daily. If you have two pairs of boots the spare set will be polished. If touring, we will be going from place to place. One set of clothes for each day is recommended.

This depends greatly on the region traveled to and the time of year. Remember South Africa's seasons are reversed from the Northern hemisphere countries, with April through October being the cool, dry fall and winter months.  For most part, daytime temperatures are pleasant and range from 60 to 80 degrees F.  Night time temperature gets chilly especially close to the rivers. Bring a warm jacket.

See the following table to give you an indication as to what the average temperatures are.

South Africa uses a 220/230-volt AC power supply at 50 Hz. Most power outlets use either a 15-amp, 3-prong plug or a 5-amp, 2-prong plug. with round pins.
Power Socket types:  D, M, N

We strongly recommend bringing a travel adapter with you. While adapters are available for purchase locally, it's always better to come prepared. Be sure to choose a high-quality adapter—reliable options can be found on major online retailers.

Important Note for CPAP Machine Users:
If you use a CPAP machine, having the correct adapter is especially important. A proper adapter ensures your machine receives the appropriate voltage and power, helping to prevent damage or malfunction when used abroad. 

For more details, visit: www.power-plugs-sockets.com/south-africa

A well broken in pair of boots with hard, moderately aggressive soles. Ankle height is most common. Clothing should be light weight easy breathing material. Typical cotton safari clothing will work best. A hat is a must, either a cap or wide brimmed hat will provide protection from the sun.