This is a great option for travelers that is passing through the Richtersveld.

Price:

• Half Day Trail - R 350 excluding lunch; R 380 including lunch

This trail will be arranged from our base camp and depending on the level of water will be between 1-3 hours.

• Day Trail - R 480.00  including lunch

This trail will be arranged from our base camp and depending on the level of water will be between 3-6  hours.

• Overnight Trail - R895.00 including lunch, dinner and breakfast  

Arrive at base camp the previous day – around 17h00 pm

Day of arrival at camp – briefing

Following day your river rafting adventure departs

Clients to provide their own dinner on the first night and breakfast the following morning at camp

Basic Personal Kit:

• Sleeping Bag & Roll Mat or blow up mat
• Torch, matches, toilet paper
• Camera (water tight bag)
• Sunglasses, lip balm, sun hat, sun cream
• Own drinks
• Own cutlery and crockery
• T shirts, sarong, strops, Khikoi
• Insect repellent
• Sun umbrella
• Sweater, long pants
• Bio degradable soap, toiletries
• Sense of Humour

NO PASSPORTS NEEDED FOR OUR DAY AND OVERNIGHT TRAILS!!  FROM SOUTH AFRICA, JUST DRIVE STRAIGHT TO OUR BASE CAMP!

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Kalahari Cliffs is the name of a magnificent stretch of rocky mountainsides with a 1km river frontage on the edge of the red desert. It is about 7km from Kakamas on the N14 national road from Upington to the West Coast and only 35km from Augrabies Falls.

On the farm are the ruins of the 1914-15 forts built by Boer rebels  and Namibian Germans opposing South Africa’s entry into World War 1 on the side of the British. The so-called Maritz “tickey rebellion” was finally suppressed in this area.

Also on the property are the historic “water tunnels” which are regarded as national heritage. Dug by Cornish miners more than 100 years ago, the tunnels carry the irrigation furrow from a major weir upstream through the mountains to the vineyards below.

Kalahari Cliffs is a portion of the old farm called Baviaanskranz (Baboon Cliffs). The distinctive red granite on the farm gives its name to a class of the rock called Baviaanskranz granite. Just upstream of us is the Neus Gorge, and this provides a great half-day run through an amazing

We have a few vineyards at the base camp itself, so pop in during February! It’s a short drive in and soon you are breathing the fine air slightly scented by the musty reeds flanking the Orange below. Tents are set with spectacular views of the river and surrounding country. There is a beautiful grassy patch for campers and caravaners, and another rustic campsite set in the hills looking towards Neus gorge. Take a dip in the river or walk along the irrigation canal which winds through the hills.

From base, we may venture out for half-day rafting and canoeing trips, or go flyfishing, mountain biking and hiking in the rugged hills. We also use this as the marshalling point for longer trips downriver. Our local representative, Craig Eksteen, runs whitewater rafting and canoeing trips on the Orange, ranging from a morning to several days. See the Orange River photo galleries. He also conducts Kalahari safaris. He can tell you about the area and point you in the direction of must-visit places like the Riemvasmaak hot springs.

• How do I get to Kalahari Cliffs ?

The turnoff is approx 6km on the tarred road to Upington, half a km past the Vergelegen Restaurant on the other side of the road. The track to the farm is suitable for any car. Go through a gate and turn sharp left, follow the road and turn left next to the palm trees. Cross the furrow and look out for the entrance to Mr Peet Viljoen’s farm. He is the current owner (we are leasing and will subdivide in order to own). I will send you his phone number by email. Go in and introduce yourself. He will show you the way and probably join you with the key to open the gate. The campsite is very comfortable with grass and trees. There is no drinking water and there are no ablutions or any other facilities. You may swim in the canal or in the river. Walk up to the top of the mountain behind for spectacular views of the river and surrounding country. Visit Riemvasmaak – a day trip which does require a fairly rugged vehicle.

Available Scheduled Departures 2012 

4 Day Orange River Trail R 2950.00 / Children under 18 : R 2650.00 / Children under 12 : R 2150.00
6 Day Orange River Trail  R 3350.00/ Children under 18 : R 3000.00 / Children under 12 : R 2750.00
February

UM2067 11 – 15 (Valentine’s Trail) 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2068 11 – 17 (Valentine’s Trail) 6 Day River Trail R3 350.00
UM2069 18 – 22 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2070 18 – 24 6 Day River Trail R3 350.00
March
UM2071 02 – 06 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2072 08 – 12 (full moon 8 March) 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2073A 16 – 20 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2073B 16 – 22 6 Day River Trail R3 350
UM2074 21 – 25 (Human Rights Day) 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2075 21 – 27 (Human Rights Day) 6 Day River Trail R3 350
UM2076 28 – 01 (School Holiday) 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2077 28 – 03 (School Holiday) 6 Day River Trail R3 350
April
UM2078 03 – 07 (Easter Weekend) Full moon 6 April 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2079 03 – 09 (Easter Weekend) Full moon 6 April 6 Day River Trail R3 350
UM2080 04 – 08 (Easter Weekend) Full moon 6 April 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2081 04 – 10 (Easter Weekend) Full moon 6 April 6 Day River Trail R3 350.00
UM2082 05 – 09 (Easter Weekend) Full moon 6 April 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2083 12 – 16 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2084 12 – 18 6 Day River Trail R3 350
UM2085 20 – 24 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UN2086 20 – 26 6 Day River Trail R3 350
UM2087 27 – 01 (Freedom & Workers Day) 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2088 27 – 03 (Freedom & Workers Day) 6 Day River Trail R3 350.00
UM2089 29 – 03 (Workers Day) 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
May
UM2090 01 – 05 (Workers Day) full moon 6 May 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2091 01 – 07 (Workers Day) full moon 6 May 6 Day River Trail R3 350
UM2092 12 – 16 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2093 18 – 22 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2094 26 – 30 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
June
UM2095 02 – 06 (full moon 4 June) 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2096 08 – 12 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2097 16 – 20 (Youth Day) 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2098 16 – 22 (Youth Day) 6 Day River Trail R3 350.00
UM2099 24 – 28 (School Holiday) 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM 2100 24 – 30 (School Holiday) 6 Day River Trail R3 350.00
July
UM2101 02 – 06 (School Holiday) full moon 3 July 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2102 02 – 08 (School Holiday) full moon 3 July 6 Day River Trail R3 350.00
UM2103 09 – 13 (School Holiday) 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2104 20 – 24 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2105 27 – 31 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
August
UM2106 02 – 06 (full moon 2 August) 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2107 09 – 13 (Women’s Day) 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2108 09 – 15 (Women’s Day) 6 Day River Trail R3 350.00
UM2109 18 – 22 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2110 26 – 30 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
September
UM2111 01 – 05 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2112 08 – 12 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2113 15 – 19 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2114 20 – 24 (Heritage Day) 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2115 20 – 26 (Heritage Day) 6 Day River Trail R3 350.00
UM2116 30 – 04 (School Holiday) full moon 30 September 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2117 30 – 06 (School Holiday) full moon 30 September 6 Day River Trail R3 350.00
October
UM2118 01 – 05 (School Holiday) 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2119 01 – 07 (School Holiday) 6 Day River Trail R3 350.00
UM2120 12 – 16 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2121 20 – 24 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2122 26 – 30 (full moon 29 October) 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
November
UM2123 03 – 07 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2124 10 – 14 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2125 10 – 16 6 Day River Trail R3 350.00
UM2126 18 – 22 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2127 24 – 28 (full moon 28 November) 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
December
UM2128 01 – 05 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2129 06 – 10 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2130 12 – 16 (Day of Reconciliation) 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2131 12 – 18 (Day of Reconciliation) 6 Day River Trail R3 350.00
UM2132 18 – 22 (School Holiday) 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2133 18 – 24 (School Holiday) 6 Day River Trail R3 350.00
UM2134 26 – 01 (New Years’ Trail) 6 Day River Trail R3 350.00
UM2135 27 – 01 (New Years’ Trail) 5 Day River Trail R3 350.00
UM2136 28 – 01 (New Years’ Trail) full moon 28 December 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
January 2013
UM2137 02 – 06 4 Day River Trail R2950.00
UM2138 06 – 10 4 Day River Trail R2950.00

If you have a specific date in mind that is not one of the above, please feel free to contact us and we will try to accommodate you.

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River Rafting Gear for Sale

Accessories

 

HeadGear Look after your pip with ARK’s comfortable and lightweight moulded helmets. These no fuss helmets are the choice of commercial outfitters and are easily adjusted to any size.
LifeJackets Trust ARK with your life in our professionally designed top quality lifejackets. All ARK Lifejackets are manufactured with SVA closed cell foam known for its excellent flotation, impact absorbtion and memory retention. The outer shells are constructed of heavy duty cordura fabric, and can stand many years of commercial abuse. Type 1 and 2 available
Dry Bags and Buckets ARK Drybags speak for themselves; tough 550gsm fabric and foolproof fold and clip closure make them an expedition legend. Many stories are told of how drybags wrapped and buried in water attached to rafts resurfaced with dry contents days later. Used by rafters, kayakers, divers, hikers, canyonners and motorcyclists to mention a few applications.
Paddles and Oars We provide a range of single and double-ended paddles, these rugged paddles have been used by commercial operators worldwide and have stood the test of time.

 

This unique “3 Day – 2 Night” White Water Rafting option has been designed to cater specifically for clients looking to experience both the adrenalin rush and sheer power of the mighty Zambezi River whilst also allowing for that all important time to take a closer look at the splendor that is Mosi-Oa-Tunya “The Smoke That Thunders”.

The Zambezi River is classified as a high volume; pool-drop River i.e. there is little exposed rock either in the rapids or the pools below the rapids.  The distance between rapids varies from 100 meters to 2 km.  The Gorge itself is approximately 400ft deep at the put-in point and 750ft at the take out point.  The river drops about 400ft over the 24km covered in this two – day rafting trip and the depth of the river can reach 200ft.  Day 1 on the river is classified as Grade 5 “extremely difficult, long and violent rapids, steep gradients, big drops and pressure areas”. Whilst Day 2 is slightly less challenging and is of a lower grade

Day 1

• Pick up from your Livingstone accommodation is at 09h30
• Personal belongings required for the camp to be deposited with the Trip Leader
• Initial “Safety Brief” & Equipment introduction
• Transfer to Victoria Falls and the Batoka Gorge

• Upon arrival at the Batoka Gorge clients are divided into Rafting Crews before commencing the walk down the gorge – this has a gradient of 1 in 3, and a person of average fitness can manage this in approximately 15 minutes.

• On reaching the bottom of the Gorge all equipment is then checked again before an “in boat” safety brief is given, only then when everybody is comfortable and happy does your journey beneath “The Smoke that Thunders” begin.

• After a short paddle we reach our first portage of the day before joining our rafts again to paddle below the mighty Victoria Falls. Known locally as the “Minus Rapids” and due to time constraints not normally visited by the commercial “One Day” rafting trips this experience is second to none, visited by few it is undoubtedly one of the most dramatic spots you will encounter. Here we have time to explore the surroundings, enjoy a light lunch, before packing up to experience the sheer thrill and adrenalin rush of what is the best white water rafting the world has to offer.

• En route to our Overnight camp at rapid #10 you will be tested by class 3 – 5 rapids with names such as “Morning Glory”, “Stairway to Heaven”, “The Devils Toilet Bowl” and the “Mighty Muncher” before our second portage of the day around the class 6 rapid #9.

• Arrival in camp at rapid #10 brings a well-earned rest, with plenty of time to chill out over a nice cool beer and reminisce on what will have been an adrenalin pumped day. As the light begins to fade and the aroma of a freshly cooked dinner takes over the Batoka Gorge is all ours.   (Included: Lunch and Dinner)

Day 2

•    As Africa awakes to the sounds of Fish Eagles eager to start the day, we are again in no hurry as time is on our side, this is another chance to capture the beauty that is the Batoka Gorge whilst enjoying a hearty freshly cooked breakfast with plenty of time for that extra cup of coffee!!

• After breakfast its time to prepare our lunch for the day, pack up again ensuring we leave minimal trace of our overnight camp before continuing on our journey along the mighty Zambezi River.

• The section of river covered today is a little less challenging than Day 1. Rapids tend to be a little more forgiving or so the river leads us to believe as the air of tranquility is soon broken by the sounds of the “Three Ugly Sisters” closely followed by the “Washing Machine”, “Terminator 1 and 2” and wait for it rapid #18 “Oblivion”.

• Lunch today is a relaxed affair as we gently float downstream, en-route to our second night’s camp at rapid #21. It’s soon time to set your tent up, or even fall asleep on the beach beneath the stars for yet another unforgettable evening in the Batoka Gorge.  (Included: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)

Day 3

• After another freshly cooked breakfast, and yes time again for that extra cup of coffee, we break camp, prepare lunch and set off to our final destination the stunning Lower Moemba Falls.

• Some of the Zambezi’s best rapids are featured here today. ‘Open Season’, ‘The Narrows’

‘Chamamba Falls’ and ‘Upper Moemba’ to mention just a few. As the gorge opens up today we may get the chance to glimpse at some wildlife, such as crocodiles and klipspringers plus a vast array of birdlife.

• Upon arrival at Moemba Falls we enjoy a relaxed lunch, whilst exploring this remote area, but like all good things it has to come to an end sometime, as its time to muster up all the energy we have left before we begin the 750ft hike out of the gorge. Salvation comes quickly in the form of Ice Cold Beers and soft drinks waiting at the top, and its time to rest, sit back and enjoy a true ‘Grade 5’ road which slowly winds its way back to our River Base at the Zambezi Waterfront. Our videographer will quickly begin the edit of our journey down the Zambezi whilst dinner is being served. Once completed we can view, purchase a copy, say goodbye to the team and the memories will last forever.   (Included: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)

Transfer back to Livingstone / Sun International accommodation +/- 17h30

• FAQ’s

   

  • DOES THIS TRIP LEAVE EVERYDAY? – Every Friday during low season
  • WHAT IS THE MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF CLIENTS? – min 6 clients
  • DO YOU HAVE AN AGE RESTRICTION? – min 15 years
  • WHAT LEVEL OF EXPERIENCE AND FITNESS DO I NEED?

  A - No previous rafting experience is required, average fitness is necessary as at the beginning clients have to negotiate a steep path into the gorge the ability to swim is essential.

   

  • DO WE NEED TO TAKE WATER ON THE RAFTS? – All is provided
  • WILL THERE BE VIDEOS AND PHOTOGRAPHS? – Yes 
  • CAN I TAKE MY CAMERA ON THE RAFT? – if it is waterproof
  • DO I NEED TO TAKE MY PASSPORT, WILL I NEED ANY MONEY?  - No
  • WHAT ABOUT THE RAFTS AND EQUIPMENT? – Best available equipment in Africa.
  • GUIDES AND SAFETY?

  A - All river guides are fully trained professionals certified by the International Rafting Federation, all hold valid advanced first aid certificates.  Whilst every precaution is taken, it is essential that agents make clients aware that there is a risk of injury associated with the activity of rafting on the Zambezi.  A comprehensive first aid kit and skid stretcher is carried on each trip.  Each client is required to sign the White Water Rafting indemnity form prior to departure.  Each trip leader is in radio contact with our bases in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe and Livingstone, Zambia and covered by S.E.S (Specilaised Emergency Services) based in Livingstone Zambia.

   

  • WHAT INSURANCE DO I NEED?

  A - All clients are covered by Specialised Emergency Services (S.E.S) through Safari Par Excellence; however this only covers them for emergency evacuation in life threatening situations.  It does not cover hospitalisation and medication.  As such travel and medical insurance is compulsory for all clients.  Please ensure all clients bring the details of their insurance policy with them.  The operator will not cover clients should they not have insurance.

   

  That’s fine count me in, What do I need to bring with me??

   

        Whilst on the River

  • A pair of Sandals (with straps to attach to your feet) or trainers.
  • A pair of River shorts or swimming costume.
  • A baseball cap for under the helmet to keep sun off.
  • Personal water bottle.
  • Waterproof sunscreen and lip balm SPF15 minimum.
  • Any medication you may be taking.

       For Overnight Camp

  • Lightweight long trousers.
  • Lightweight Long Sleeved shirt.
  • Fleece jacket.
  • Glasses or Contact lenses. Disposable lenses are ideal.
  • Toiletries. Toothbrush, toothpaste, biodegradable soap and shampoo.
  • Moisturizer or an “After Sun”
  • Hand wipes
  • A 2-season sleeping bag.
  • Small pack towel.
  • Headlamp or head torch and spare batteries.
  • Insect Repellent.
  • Bring a spare memory card or plenty of film. Also bring spare batteries for your camera.

   

  NB: REMEMBER YOU DON’T NEED TO PACK THE “KITCHEN SINK” EVERYBODY IS SUPPLIED WITH 1 x MEDIUM SIZE DRY BAG EACH, SO DON’T OVER DO IT!!

 2 Day – 1 Night Zambezi Rafting Package

This is a true reflection of adventure, adrenaline and the sheer beauty of the Batoka Gorge. Clearly suitable for the more adventurous travelers and visitors.

The Zambezi River is classified as a high volume, pool-drop River i.e. there is little exposed rock either in the rapids or the pools below the rapids.  The distance between rapids varies from 100 meters to 2 kms.  The Gorge itself is approximately 400ft deep at the put-in point and 750ft at the take out point.  The river drops about 400ft over the 24km covered in this two – day rafting trip and the depth of the river can reach 200ft.  Day 1 on the river is classified as Grade 5 “extremely difficult, long and violent rapids, steep gradients, big drops and pressure areas”. Whilst Day 2 is slightly less challenging and is of a lower grade and more relaxing.

How does this trip works. 

Day 1

• Pick up from your Livingstone accommodation is at 09h30
• Personal belongings required for the camp to be deposited with the Trip Leader
• Initial “Safety Brief”
• Equipment Introduction
• Transfer to the Victoria Falls and the Batoka Gorge

• Upon arrival at the Batoka Gorge clients are divided into Rafting Crews before commencing the walk down the gorge – this has a gradient of 1 in 3, and a person of average fitness can manage this in approximately 15 minutes.

• On reaching the bottom of the Gorge all equipment is then checked again before an “in boat” safety brief is given, only then when everybody is comfortable and happy does your journey beneath “The Smoke that Thunders” begin.

• After a short paddle we reach our first portage of the day before joining our rafts again to paddle below the mighty Victoria Falls. Known locally as the “Minus Rapids” and due to time constraints not normally visited by the commercial “One Day” rafting trips this experience is second to none, visited by few it is undoubtedly one of the most dramatic spots you will encounter. Here we have time to explore the surroundings, enjoy a light lunch, before packing up to experience the sheer thrill and adrenalin rush of what is the best white water rafting the world has to offer.

• En route to our Overnight camp at rapid #10 you will be tested by class 3 – 5 rapids with names such as “Morning Glory”, “Stairway to Heaven”, “The Devils Toilet Bowl” and the “Mighty Muncher” before our second portage of the day around the class 6 rapid #9.

• Arrival in camp at rapid #10 brings a well-earned rest, with plenty of time to chill out over a nice cool beer and reminisce on what will have been an adrenalin pumped day. As the light begins to fade and the aroma of a freshly cooked dinner takes over the Batoka Gorge is all ours.  (Included: Lunch and Dinner)

Day 2

• As Africa awakes to the sounds of Fish Eagles eager to start the day, we are again in no hurry as time is on our side, this is another chance to capture the beauty that is the Batoka Gorge whilst enjoying a hearty freshly cooked breakfast with plenty of time for that extra cup of coffee.

• After breakfast its time to prepare our lunch for the day, pack up again ensuring we leave minimal trace of our overnight camp before continuing on our journey along the mighty Zambezi River en-route to our take out point at rapid #25.

• The section of river covered today is a little less challenging than Day 1. Rapids tend to be a little more forgiving or so the river leads us to believe as the air of tranquility is soon broken by the sounds of the “Three Ugly Sisters” closely followed by the “Washing Machine”, “Terminator 1 and 2” and wait for it rapid #18 “Oblivion”.

• Lunch today is a relaxed affair as we gently float downstream en-route to our take out point at rapid #25 where a Gondola Cable Car will quickly whisk us up the 750ft to the top of the gorge, before we begin our 45 minute road transfer back through the villages that border the Batoka Gorge as it winds its way back to Livingstone.

Arriving back at our River Base at the Zambezi Waterfront our video grapher will quickly begin the edit of the journey down the Zambezi whilst dinner is being served. Once completed we can view, purchase a copy, say goodbye to the team and the memories will last forever.  (Included: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)

Transfer back to your Livingstone accommodation +/- 17h30

FAQ’s

• DOES THIS TRIP LEAVE EVERYDAY? – Every Friday during low season

• WHAT IS THE MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF CLIENTS? – min 6 clients

• DO YOU HAVE AN AGE RESTRICTION? – min 15 years

• WHAT LEVEL OF EXPERIENCE AND FITNESS DO I NEED?

A - No previous rafting experience is required, average fitness is necessary as at the beginning clients have to negotiate a steep path into the gorge the ability to swim is essential.

• DO WE NEED TO TAKE WATER ON THE RAFTS? – All is provided

• WILL THERE BE VIDEOS AND PHOTOGRAPHS? – Yes 

• CAN I TAKE MY CAMERA ON THE RAFT? – if it is waterproof

• DO I NEED TO TAKE MY PASSPORT, WILL I NEED ANY MONEY?  - No

• WHAT ABOUT THE RAFTS AND EQUIPMENT? – Best available equipment in Africa.

• GUIDES AND SAFETY?

A - All river guides are fully trained professionals certified by the International Rafting Federation, all hold valid advanced first aid certificates.  Whilst every precaution is taken, it is essential that agents make clients aware that there is a risk of injury associated with the activity of rafting on the Zambezi.  A comprehensive first aid kit and skid stretcher is carried on each trip.  Each client is required to sign the White Water Rafting indemnity form prior to departure.  Each trip leader is in radio contact with our bases in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe and Livingstone, Zambia and covered by S.E.S (Specilaised Emergency Services) based in Livingstone Zambia.

• WHAT INSURANCE DO I NEED?

A – All clients are covered by Specialised Emergency Services (S.E.S) through Safari Par Excellence; however this only covers them for emergency evacuation in life threatening situations.  It does not cover hospitalisation and medication.  As such travel and medical insurance is compulsory for all clients.  Please ensure all clients bring the details of their insurance policy with them.  The operator will not cover clients should they not have insurance.

That’s fine count me in, What do I need to bring with me??

      Whilst on the River

• A pair of Sandals (with straps to attach to your feet) or trainers.
• A pair of River shorts or swimming costume.
• A baseball cap for under the helmet to keep sun off.
• Personal water bottle.
• Waterproof sunscreen and lip balm SPF15 minimum.
• Any medication you may be taking.

     For Overnight Camp

• Lightweight long trousers.
• Lightweight Long Sleeved shirt.
• Fleece jacket.
• Glasses or Contact lenses. Disposable lenses are ideal.
• Toiletries. Toothbrush, toothpaste, biodegradable soap and shampoo.
• Moisturizer or an “After Sun”
• Hand wipes
• A 2-season sleeping bag.
• Small pack towel.
• Headlamp or head torch and spare batteries.
• Insect Repellent.
• Bring a spare memory card or plenty of film. Also bring spare batteries for your camera.

NB: REMEMBER YOU DON’T NEED TO PACK THE “KITCHEN SINK” EVERYBODY IS SUPPLIED WITH 1 x MEDIUM SIZE DRY BAG EACH, SO DON’T OVER DO IT!!