We consider adequate and appropriate travel insurance to be essential. Your travel insurance must cover personal injury, medical expenses, rescue and repatriation (including the flying doctor service) in the event of medical need / death, cancellation, curtailment and adequate cover for loss or damage to personal belongings (including valuable items such as photographic equipment).

Please read your policy details carefully and take them with you on holiday. It is your responsibility to ensure that the insurance cover you purchase is suitable and adequate for your particular needs.

Certain vaccinations may be required for travel to Africa, for example, Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda require specific nationalities to hold a valid yellow fever vaccination certificate.

We also recommend ill need our guests to take anti-malaria medicine when travelling to countries below:

- Kenya

- Tanzania

- Uganda

- Rwanda

- Zambia

- Zimbabwe

- Botswana

- South Africa (*Cape Town is Malaria-Free area)

We strongly advise that you do not pack anything of value in your check-in luggage and that you check-in ONLY your own suitcases. Do not carry items packed by other people. Never accept packages or articles from anyone unknown to you to carry on board the aircraft.

Passengers are permitted a maximum baggage allowance of 15kgs (33lbs) per person. Soft bags are strongly recommended, but doesn’t need to be a must. This allowance shall include all hand baggage.

Does your luggage fit?
The cargo pod door measurements are: Does your luggage fit?
The cargo pod door measurements are: 36cm x 68cm (14.5” x 27”)
If your bag is larger it will not go through the door of the cargo pod.
Maximum weight: 15kgs (33lbs) the pilot has a pocket size scale to check.
 

Visa requirements can vary and it is the sole responsibility of each passenger to have the necessary visas and to comply with entry, health or other requirements of the countries visited. Please visit our 'To Know Before Your Journey' - 'Passport & Visa' for more information.