Adventure Truck
Group
You travel in an international group and are accompanied by guides. Depending on the size of the group, 1 or 2 guides and sometimes a cook will travel with you. The maximum group size is stated on every adventure truck trip on our website.
Note:
If you book a trip for which the minimum number of participants has not yet been reached, then it is possible that the trip will ultimately not go ahead. Our travel consultants therefore always recommend booking a trip whose departure is guaranteed.
Activities
Every day a number of activities are included, for this you can read the detailed day description per trip on our website. In addition, optional activities are regularly offered. See the list of optional activities per trip for this.
We demand a certain flexibility from you, because traveling in Africa can be unpredictable. Weather and roadworks can prevent us from being delayed, but that also makes traveling so adventurous.
Accommodation or Camping
Luggage
The luggage of all travelers and the guides is transported in the adventure truck. Because the space for luggage is limited for each trip maximum dimensions and a permitted weight are set. Because you have to carry your luggage yourself, a large bag or backpack is the most ideal.
When camping, you may have to bring a sleeping bag, pillow and / or mat yourself. Look for this at the trip you booked on our website.
Insurances
When you participate in one of our adventure truck journeys, you are required to have travel insurance with global coverage. Upon arrival you will be asked to provide the details of your insurance to the tour leader. In addition, it is wise to take out good and comprehensive health insurance with global coverage. You also pass this information on to the tour guide.
Travel, Health and Malaria
Check whether malaria is present in the countries you visit and consult your own doctor or GGD for vaccinations. You can find more information on our website on the pages about health and malaria.
The climate in Africa is warm, the sun is very strong! Our advice is: use a minimum of a factor of 30 sun cream and care for a hat or cap. Drink plenty of water. The winters can be cool to cold, especially in Africa at night it can cool down considerably, so get something warm. Traveling in the rainy season means providing rain gear and clothing that dries quickly.