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Tourism in Wildlife Safaris: Africa
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Discover
the real wild side of Africa on an adventure safari; choose an exciting tour
that will ensure you have the holiday of a lifetime.
When
choosing a safari operator, be sure to specify what kind of safari you want.
Trips can be tailor made according to your travel preferences, the time of
year, and what you want to see, so don’t hesitate to let your operator know
exactly what you want.
While
the quality of safaris can vary according to what you will be paying, all
visitors should expect the best of their safari team, from competent,
well-informed guides to well served food and comfortable accommodation.
Remember that many of these multiple safari options are available in the same
areas and parks, and that what differs is only the accommodation facilities
offered; not the wildlife and the scenery that you will see.
Safaris
in Tanzania have something to offer to everyone. Experience the adventure
of budget camping or the opulence of luxury camping safaris. Enjoy a
truly memorable lodge safari, or take it one step further and go fly
camping. Hunting safaris are also possible.
Game drives are the most important part of a wildlife safari.
Standard Game Drives
There
are several types of Standard Game Drives, which are listed below. With a
tailor-made safari and your own vehicle, you are able to choose the types and
durations of the game drives you go on. If you are on a group safari, the types
and durations are usually predefined and fixed. On safaris where you fly to the
game park or reserve, the game drives are normally set and controlled by the
lodge or camp you are staying at.
Game
drives can be long, hot, dusty and bumpy (ladies don’t forget your sports bra),
but are great fun!
Note:
Most game drives avoid the heat of the day when many of the animals are
sheltering from the sun and it is generally recognised that early morning and
late afternoon game drives provide the best opportunities for game viewing, but
as the animals go where and when they want, this is not always true.
Early Morning Game Drive
An
Early Morning Game Drive starts just before dawn at around 6 am and normally
finishes by 8:30 am when you return for breakfast. Virtually all lodges
and camps will have tea, coffee and biscuits etc. available from around 5:30
am, so you can partake of a little light refreshment before you go.
Morning Game Drive
A
Morning Game Drive usually starts after breakfast at around 7:30 am and finishes
in time for lunch at around 12:30.
Late Morning Game Drive
A
Late Morning Game Drive is usually done in tandem with an Early Morning Game
Drive and starts between 10 and 11 am, returning for lunch at around 12:30.
Afternoon Game Drive
An
Afternoon Game Drive usually starts around 4 pm, returning before dark between
6 pm and 6:30 pm.
En-Route Game Drive
An
En-Route Game Drive usually takes place in the morning or late afternoon and as
the name suggests, is performed en-route to a lodge or camp etc. The duration
can vary wildly depending upon the journey undertaken, and can even be just the
short drive from the lodge or camp to the park exit and vice versa.
All Day Game Drive
An
All Day Game Drive, as the name suggests, effectively lasts all day and usually
a packed lunch is provided. They normally start after breakfast at around 7:30
am and return before dark between 6 pm and 6:30 pm. They are usually done in
large parks/reserves where you cover long distances, or in the case of the
Ngorongoro Crater, to avoid dual entry fees.
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