Mosquito repellent (this is a malaria-free area – thus no
malaria prophylaxis required)
Sunblock (the sun is hot throughout the year, even in
winter)
Towels (bathing and swimming)
Bedding (for a nominal fee, arrangements can be made for
tourists)
Crockery, cutlery and cooking utensils (depending on the kind of
accommodation you choose – see the “Accommodation” tab)
Wood, charcoal, and ice but these are also on sale at the
bar
A full bar is available and the restaurant serves home-cooked
meals daily. Light meals are always available through the day. You can thus save yourself the hassle of cooking.
The Bapong shopping centre is only 11 kilometres away where you
can find everything you need (a pharmacy, butchery, Shoprite, ice cream parlour, nail bar and a barber shop)
For fresh produce such as milk and vegetables, the local village
shop is just 1 km outside the main Voëlkop gate (next to the shebeen) and besides for fresh veggies, you can also purchase basics necessities such as soap, a toothbrush, bread, milk, snacks
and last week’s Sowetan. Prices are extremely reasonable and it is good practice to support the locals because they are our friends and security. Be friendly, take your time and you might
even get discount too (a smile goes a long way)
In case of a medical emergency, Brits is only 25 km away with a
new hospital.