As a general guide, immunisation against typhoid, tetanus, polio and hepatitis are recommended. As you will be visiting low-lying areas, you also should take precautions against malaria. Again your medical practitioner or travel clinic will advise you on recommended anti-malaria tablets. The use of a good mosquito repellent combined with wearing long sleeves and trousers in the evening are also advisable to prevent being bitten in the first place. All our lodges and tents are netted against mosquitoes so you do not need to bring your own sleeping net.
All tap water is safe for drinking and washing.
All our camps have their own water purification systems. Protection against the sun is essential. You will need a floppy-brim hat and a supply of good sun cream. You should bring a factor 15 sun-block and lip cream. The sun is very intense and, even on cloudy days, unprotected skin will burn.