Plan Your Stay
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Arrival and Departure Times
Guests should arrive from 13h00, but preferably not later than
15h00. Departures are after breakfast (by 10h30)
What to Bring
- Clothing should be casual and lightweight. Neutral, dull, colours are recommended. Dress is informal/casual
- Comfortable, closed walking shoes are recommended.
- A warm jersey or jacket in the winter months.
- A hat, sunglasses, sunscreen lotion and insect repellant.
- Swimsuit, Camera, Binoculars
- Anti-malaria tablets should be taken prior to departure –
please consult your medical doctor.
We also have a well-stocked curio shop, where you can buy a wide variety of items, including hats, assorted clothing and shoes, as well as essentials you might have forgotten or run out of.
Special Precautions
As we are in a malaria risk area, guests have anti-mosquito units plugged into their rooms, and we suggest that they remain on during the night. We have screens on the windows and entrance door, and insect repellent is provided. We also have lovely mosquito nets over all the beds so that you can sleep in comfort and are protected. We strongly advise guests to consult their doctors before visiting any malaria risk area.
Guests sometimes forget the strength of the African sun, so please make sure that you wear sunscreen and hats, and that you don’t lie outside in the sun too long.
Weather
Rainfall is generally in the summer months from October to March, with average mean temperatures ranging from 19°C to 35°C (66-95F).
Weather is normally warm to hot during the day, with warm evenings. At times it can be cool, particularly during rainy spells.
Winter months are generally pleasantly warm during the day, but the temperature drops in the evening, with average mean temperatures from 10°C to 26°C (50-79F).