..::DRUMbeat Okavango Safari::.. Okavango Delta Botswana

· What to bring

Casual, comfortable, neutral coloured clothing for the daytime, shirt with long sleeves and trousers for the evenings (also good against the mosquito's)
In winter (July/August) bring warm clothes (sweater/jacket/shawl/gloves/hat) as the early mornings and evenings can be cold. Sometimes the temperature at night can reach 0°C or below! Morning game drives especially can be very cold
Hat or cap and sunglasses against the sun
High factor suncream
Comfortable shoes and strops or sandals
Binoculars
Extra batteries and battery charger for camera
Bird / animal books of Southern Africa

· Extra info

Our vehicles are equipped with radio's, which enables us to speak to each other. We also carry a satellite phone for emergencies. So although we are in the bush, we are not completely "out of touch".

We will camp on exclusive campsites, situated in the heart of the Game Reserves and National Parks, so there will be no disturbance by other campers. These campsites have no fences, no electricity and no running water and are for the use of licensed mobile operators only.

We use freezers and fridges to keep food and drinks cold and our power is supplied by solar energy.

Drumbeat Safaris is a member of HATAB, the Hospitality And Tourism Association of Botswana.

· Insurance

We advise you to arrange the following insurances according to your own needs prior to your departure·

travel insurance
medical insurance
cancellation insurance

All our guests will be insured automatically with Okavango Air Rescue for emergency evacuation.

· Flight information

The easiest way to travel to Maun is via Johannesburg. From there you can travel to Maun on a direct flight with Air Botswana or South African Airlines.

Please contact your local travel agency for more information or let us make the booking for you.

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