What to Pack
Welcome to the bush. It’s a hands-on conservation experience. You’ll get dirty, tired, amazed, and completely connected to nature.
What to Expect
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Early mornings & long days
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Weather (hot, cold mornings, dust, rain)
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Physical work (walking, lifting, fixing fences)
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Limited laundry
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Remote environment
Bag Size
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1 medium duffel bag or soft suitcase (max ±20kg)
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1 small backpack (day bag)
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Avoid hard shell suitcases if possible (hard to pack/store)
Limited space in vehicles.
Bush logistics.
Easier to carry.
Clothing Guidelines
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Neutral colours only: khaki, green, brown, beige.
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No bright colours or white (spooks animals & gets dirty fast).
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Comfortable, practical.
Town Trips
On town days, you can definitely wear your normal clothes — just keep it comfortable and respectful. We ask that outfits aren’t too revealing, as we often visit local areas and want to be mindful of the communities we’re in.
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t-shirts
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long sleeve shirts (sun + bush protection)
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shorts
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long pants (important for bush walks)
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warm jacket/fleece (mornings get cold)
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Hat or cap
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Closed walking shoes / trail shoes (essential)
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Flip flops / sandals
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Alize van Zyl: +27 71 937 8168
Jurie van Zyl: +27 72 527 1142
Gravelotte,
Limpopo,
South Africa
