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The African sun

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Always take precautions against the persistent overhead sun. Proximity to the equator makes the African sun particularly strong and dangerous so ensure you use the highest level of protection. Wrap-around sunglasses provide the best protection from the sun and other eye irritants (dust). Use eye drops to counter the effects of the sun, dust and dry air. A sun hat, sunblock, lip balm / chap stick, moisturising creams and insect repellents are essential when travelling in Africa. Be especially wary during water-based activities like canoeing or rafting, as the reflection off the water adds to your exposure. Walking and canoeing safaris, white water rafting and other adventure activities on safari all increase your exposure to the sun - be careful. Most open 4x4 game drive vehicle will have a protective canvas roof – but not all. Hats, sunblock and sunglasses are essential.

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