Things to Bring... This is a guideline for you and is not obligatory. Clothing: Shorts, t-shirts, sarongs, summer dresses Sandals and closed toe shoes for evening Long sleeved shirts and pants for evening Jacket, jersey or windbreaker in case it gets chilly Windbreaker, anorak or dry mac for the boat if it is windy. This is essential if you feel the cold, and please leave your fashion gear at home as it will get wet and salty. Bring something old and warm to snuggle into after an invigorating swim. Swimming costume and towel LADIES - There is no graceful way to get into the boat, so please bring along some broadshorts, long shorts, or lycra leggings  to wear to preserve your diginity, and ensure your swimming costume fits well. Other items: Hat, sunglasses and sunblock Beach umbrella/gazebo if you want shade on the beach Snorkel and mask, if you don't have, you can hire them there for R150 for the weekend, plus R150 refundable deposit. Fins/flippers, these cannot be hired. Bring your own. If you intend to buy them, get the ones with slip in feet and NOT the straps. Those are for scuba divers. Please practise with them before your tour to ensure you know how to wear them and feel comfortable with them. Toiletries and a shower towel Slops for the communal showers Insect and mosquito repellent Motion sickness tablets if you need them. Contact your GP. Torch - remember the batteries Camera and film Bottled water and juices / soft drinks. Tea and coffee is provided in camp, however if you want any fancy brews please bring them along. Sweets, fruit, biscuits and snacks for yourself Black bags for your luggage. When travelling from the the border to the camp your luggage will be in an open trailer. If it is raining please place your luggage in the bags to keep your clothing dry. Most Important: Cash Passport and Visa if required Malaria precautions. Contact your GP.