Useful Tips To Remember On Safari
Safari’s can be exciting an thrilling offering adventure and fun for everybody, when on safari its best to know the guide lines and procedures so you can get the best possible experience you can out of your holiday.
Things you might need
Camera – there’s no better to document the magical Safari memories!! Make sure to bring plenty of film and Batteries with you as you may end taking more photos than you thought
Water
It’s hot out there in the savannahs so keep yourself hydrated, as nobody wants to catch a case of sun stroke ruining their Safari Holidays. Bring plenty of water with you unless your planning to visit the crocodiles down by the river.
Suitable attire
as I’ve already noted its hot out there! nobody wants to be sitting there watching you sweat repulsively because you wore thick non breathable clothes out in the boiling hot sun, be sure to wear suitable clothes e.g. shorts and t shirt preferable with a breathable fabric.
Animal Knowledge
Doing some research on what animals you’re looking for and where would find them will be a great essential as you can act as an extra eye for the tour guide as he may miss a mesmerising sight that you might of spotted then you can take some credit for your tracking achievements.
Calm and Quite
When the safari trucks stop and their engines off it’s usually because there are you close to a rare, timid or dangerous animal which the guide doesn’t want to spook like a rhino. So remember to keep still and silent when you’re around Lions, Leopards (very timid) and Rhinos, Animals such as Wilder beast, buffalo and Elephants aren’t usually phased by movement or subtle noises so silent rules do not apply to them, your safari guide should set some guide lines on the before the excursions starts.
Don’t leave it to chance
to get the best possible experience out of your safari holiday book it through an experienced and professional travel agent who will be able to tailor make your holiday around you and maybe get you discount on the expensive safari excursion.


