Keep it Light: A copy of the Bradt Guidebook for Uganda-great reading on the plane and great reading as you rest at your lodge or tented camp. Anti-Malaria Regiment along with any other medicine you will need. Sun Lotion Bug Repellent for skin and clothing - buy Australian RID (an insects repellent that also protects against tsetse flies) Imodium - just in case First-Aid Kit - simple First Aid Kit that is light but has some anti-bacterial cream, band aids and other items include some eye drops our dust just might need flushing out, anti-diarrhoea medicine, rehydration sachets, aspirin, cold medication, A couple of packets of antiseptic hand wipes. Sunglasses Binoculars Camera and battery charger remember that a UK plug is used here. Bring a quality camera - there will be so many opportunities for picture taking it be a shame if your camera did not give you quality pictures. A Film, particularly fast film for the gorillas. Flashlight - and battery powered reading light. Hand sanitizer And yes, one gadget - A Swiss Army Knife or a good imitation - at least you can use it as a bottle opener since sodas and beers here need one. Other things for you to decide or consider them all 2-3 Pairs of lightweight slacks/trousers that can dry quickly (if worn tracking) 1 Pair of shorts 1-2 Long-sleeved shirts 3 Short-sleeved t-shirts A breathable waterproof and windproof jacket/coat like a Gortex 1 Sweater, sweatshirt or fleece 1 Skirt (for women) Hiking boots and stocks Gloves gardening or similar(Not very necessary) -Rain coat Swimsuit Strong, waterproof walking boots – pants should be tucked into socks and boots while trekking (heavy-soled rain boots also work well) Pair of sports sandals Telescopic Trekking Staff Hat: Wide-brim or with a visor for sun protection Sleepwear Underwear (moisture wicking for gorilla tracking) Lightweight wool socks Gloves: gardening or similar (for tracking) Alarm clock Ear plugs to prevent noise from the jungle

- Yellow fever vaccination is a must -You can book your visa online or you obtain it on arrival at the airport. -Once you book this this tour a deposit must be made- This is so because Gorilla permits are on a first come first serve basis because they are sold by a government agency. There we need to buy before they sale out -Make sure your fully vaccinated of Covid-19 Before you travel. -A mandatory Covid-19 PCR test will be conducted on arrival and on departure as you exit the country