FAQ'S

Machaba, Little Machaba and Gomoti are all situated in low-risk malaria areas.

All camps have a medical emergency procedure and trained first aiders amongst the staff. The camp stocks a small supply of medication for allergies, colds and flu, dehydration, cuts, bites and scratches. The sites have 24-hour communication with Maun, and can arrange emergency evacuation by air if necessary.

Our camps are situated in wildlife areas, so we urge guests to be vigilant at all times. Please do not walk around the camp unescorted after dark. Your guide or a member of the management team will escort you to and from your room. Please stay on the pathways during the day, and press the button three times on your emergency horn should you need emergency assistance at any time.

There are no mandatory vaccinations required for entering Botswana. But surrounding countries might require vaccinations should you be crossing borders.

Only soft luggage is permitted, with a weight restriction of 20kg per person (including hand luggage).

You will be travelling in small planes and light aircraft, with the ability to land on short narrow “bush airstrips”.

Machaba will arrange all transfers to and from airports and between camps.

All camps now have internet access in the rooms, except for Mana River Camp and Ngoma Safari Lodge, which have internet access only in the main areas.

Animals generally do not go into tents, unless a tent is left open and something attracts them such as food.

Stay calm and do not make any sudden noises or movements. Follow the instructions you will receive in your briefing upon arrival.