subject: What To Do In Preparation For Namibia Safari [print this page] What To Do In Preparation For Namibia Safari
If you made the smart decision this year to go on a Namibia safari and create unforgettable memories, there are a few things you should know when you prepare for your trip. Visa requirements Namibia imposes visa requirements for some countries and before booking a flight you should check if your country needs visa or not and get one if needed. Immunizations - if you want to stay healthy while visiting this incredible country, you have to check what types of vaccines are recommended here is a list of them hepatitis A, Typhoid vaccine, Polio immunizations, yellow fever vaccine, hepatitis B vaccine, rabies vaccine (especially for those who are headed for a hunting safari, as any scratch or bite can become an issue). These are the main immunizations you should think of getting before you go and check the government requirements regularly before your trip so your information is up to date. Choosing the prefect time for the safari this will not be very difficult as Namibia has 300 sunshine days through the year! The summer time is from October till April and the temperatures vary from 20C to 40C, as the hottest temperatures are recorded from November to February. The winter is from May to September and the traveller should know that while it has many warm days, the nights are freezing, so appropriate attire is needed if you chose this time of year. Safety tips get familiar with this simple rule always listen to what your guide tells you and stay within the group. Discover the wildlife and the breathtaking land while being safe. After all being in this untamed land is a unique experience, but you have to stay safe. What to take to a Safari it is important you check all the luggage restrictions for your Namibia safari, take only what you really need. As far as clothes are concerned take only comfortable ones that you can wash and wear and try to stick to neutral, soft colours, so you can enjoy your bird and animal watching without being noticed. Take only comfortable shoes, so you can really enjoy the vast gorgeous land. A sun hat and sun block are a must. One litre water bottle and a torch are essential to have. Get your medical kit in order (insect bite cream, antiseptic cream, eye drops, plasters, etc.).If you want to take pictures, bring enough batteries and film. Bring enough batteries for your video camera as well. Do bring binoculars they will help you get a better view in any occasion. Namibia safari is a true adventure be prepared for it and have the time of your life!
