Ready for AfrikaBurn?

by ricarda on 13 April 2011

AfrikaBurn Packing List
[Desert Daisies photo by Versionz]

As AfrikaBurn is a non-commercial creative arts and freedom of expression festival no goods can be purchased on the festival site. Therefore preparation is a must! Be smart and bring along the necessities:

No fountains in the desert:

  • Bring enough water for drinking, cooking and washing; advised is about 5 liters per person per day

No restaurants in the desert:

  • Think of enough food for your entire party for the entire stay

No hotels in the desert:

  • You need something to shelter you; bring a tent and preferably an open shade structure too

No doctors in the desert:

  • Have a first aid kid at hand

No electricity in the desert:

  • Bring torches and headlamps so you don’t trip at night.

No garbage collection in the desert:

  • Don’t destroy what you came to enjoy! Bring and use rubbish bags.

See you at AfrikaBurn, hopefully well prepared!

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