All transportation arrangement will be the onus of the participants.
Participants who are not desirous of travelling the entire journey overland can fly to
Karasabai for the beginning of the Official leg of the safari or return to Georgetown
from Orinduik by aircraft. These flight arrangements and expenses are the
responsibility of the participants.
Region 8, 9 will provide a guide vehicle from Georgetown to
Karasabai. From Karasabai thereon the Safari will be guided by the skilled personnel of
the two regions involved.
The Regional facilities will be made available for sleeping,
however it will be best to pack the following for outdoor sleeping:
- Tents
- Sleeping bags
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Small tarp poling
- Folding cots
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Other appropriate sleeping equipment
Washroom facilities will be those available at the schools and other regional
facilities in the areas of sleepover.
Permissions for entry to Amerindian reservations will be arranged by Rainforest Tours
.
All participants of the Safari are advised to be respectful of local cultures and to
display a sense of discipline in Amerindian communities.
Cooked food might be on sale in small quantities in some reservation.
However it is advisable to take sufficient ration to last the entire journey.
Ration goods is often not stocked in large quantities in local shops on the route, so
purchasing dry goods should not be an option.
Water for drinking and cooking should be taken in sufficient quantity. This is up to
individual groups because water from the creeks is an option.
Camping equipment, appropriate clothing, and cooking utensils, inclusive of
portable stoves are the onus of the participants.
Arrangements will be made to have more frequent crossing at Kurupukari should
this is deemed necessary. This depends totally on the number of vehicles crossing.
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