G'day Jonathan, 

I've just checked with our videography team and this tent is definitely on the top of our list. I can't promise a timeframe at this stage though, unfortunately. 

With set up it's quite basic so here's a shorthand overview: you peg the corners out, it has a centre pole design with an internal alloy trigger lock pole which you extend and then you set up the external square trigger lock frame and then peg it out etc. 

If you have any more specific questions about the tent, just respond to this enquiry or get in touch with us over the phone. Hope that helps! 

G'day Emily,

The Darche Safari 350 is made from 260gsm canvas, Oztent use 8Oz canvas, which equates to around 270gsm. Swags tend to use a canvas with greater GSM than touring style tents, as a whole tent made from a 420gsm would be very heavy and bulky!

G'day Trent,

The Tent comes in a coated polyester oxford bag which should help to protect it fairly well in transit, but we wouldn't recommend leaving it permanently on the roof.

G'day Batman,

You won't be able to close the external windows from the inside but the Safari 350 has external window gussets, so you can have the windows pegged out with the gusset flap open for airflow, and protection from the rain.

G'day Adam,

In general, the canvas will block more light than nylon fabrics, however, they will block less light than a nylon tent with a darkroom style coating. If you've got the windows and doors closed it will be fairly dark inside the tent.

G'day Adam,

The Safari 350 is a great option for an easy set up and packaway by 1 person. Unfortunately we don't have a NSW location, however you might be able to see one in person at a local store.

G'day Rakesh,

I've just double-checked with Darche and you're not able to remove the square pole from the roof as it is stitched into the tent body itself. You might have to consider a different tent if you're needing to fit it in a sedan I think.

G'day Claudio,

You can't fit a double airbed into the Safari 350 without the mattress touching the edges of the tent unless you set up the mattress sideways in the rear section (which will mean someone will always have to climb over the other). We'd recommend the A-Frame Kit to give you plenty of room with a double mattress.

G'day Mark,

The packed size of 90 x 90cm is just the tent itself folded into the square bag. The centre and rear poles will need to be packed separately. 

G'day Sally,

The Safari 350 is supplied with tow adjustable trigger lock awning poles and the main awning as pictured in the first image. You can purchase side panels for the front awnings separately.

G'day Andrew,

We've just double checked this with Darche and I can confirm that the floor space is 350L x260W cm, we'll amend our floor plan to reflect the correct dimensions.

G'day Simon,

Darche doesn't make a fly for the Safari 350 as the Safari style tents are a single layer canvas tent and don't need a fly. If you'd like to take a separate fly then you could use the Oztrail Camper Fly but you might need some extra poles, pegs and guy ropes.

G'day Kevin,

You can grab an A-Frame Kit for the Darche Safari 350 Touring Tent here. 

G'day Steven,

A majority of the poles in the Darche Safari 350 Touring Tent are internal and the outer poles don't have hinges as such. Darche makes these tents with nice thick poles, definitely more like the Oztent and than the instant up tent poles. I reckon you'll have no issues with using this down at the beach!