A short, considered list — less than you think, and softer colours than you might have imagined.
Soft neutrals — sand, olive, khaki. Layers for cool mornings and warm afternoons. A wide-brimmed hat, polarised sunglasses, closed shoes for walking safaris, and something quiet for camp dinners. Cameras and binoculars if you enjoy them; a paperback if you don't. Laundry is done daily at every camp, so pack less and repeat often. We send a full, tailored packing list once your journey is confirmed.
The Studio Letter
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