Below is the suggested Equipment List for your Tunisian Camel Safari:

Soft, Shower Proof Duffel type bag
Daybag for items you need to access quickly, ie sunscreen, mineral water, camera (this will be in front of you on the camel).
Sleeping Bag – synthetic – dries out quicker.
Bivvy Bag – to keep you and/or your luggage dry in the event of rain/heavy dew.
Mat to go under sleeping bag – optional. (Mattresses and blankets are provided)
Waterproof jacket with hood, and waterproof trousers.
Scarf and/or packable hat to keep out sun (combination of both recommended).
Cotton gloves to protect hands from sun when riding.
Warm Fleece.
Track suit bottoms.
Loose fitting cotton trousers, combat style with pockets are good.
Lightweight tights or leggings to wear under trousers if you get saddle sore.
Loose fitting shirts.
T shirts for layering.
1 Sweater.
1 Warm set of underwear such as Merino Wool ice breaker – can be cold at night.
Ordinary underwear – cotton.
Sarong, which can also be used as a towel.
Sturdy, but comfortable leather or canvas shoes/boots.
Socks, knee high preferable, so that trousers can be tucked in when riding.
Beanie hat for if it gets cold at night.
Flip flops.
Swimming togs for Hotel Pools!
Sandproof covering/cases for your mobile phone and camera.
Sun screen
Pain Killers
Wet Ones/Wipes
Travel Tissues/Loo Paper
Knicker Liners
Johnsons Baby Powder, to combat saddle soreness
Insect Repellent
Cream for insect bites/stings
Imodium
TORCH + spare batteries
First Aid Kit
NB There are no loos in the desert, but bushes and sand dunes do provide a degree of privacy!