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Ten African Safari Tips
1. Take the early lead in Safari although often means getting up while it's still dark. We will be glad you did because you wildlife sightings improve.
2. The animals are more active in early morning and late evening because it is cooler and the nocturnal species, either up or going to bed so the chances of detection are generally very better. A safari is not just for the big game. Take pleasure from the environment and all the wildlife you see because if you turn it into a "big five" tick list exercise you might be disappointed. There is a multitude of insects, birds and smaller creatures that can be just as interesting, if you take the time to look and see more.
3. A good pair of binoculars is essential for a safari so make sure you have yours. Some safari companies do, but perhaps a little worse for wear after long use and can be frustrating to have to pass them along to the next person, when in fact they still want to look at that lion stalking it prey.
4. Wear insect repellent in the evenings to ward of those pesky mosquitoes and make sure you leave a little skin exposed as possible by wearing long pants, long shirts and socks with a housing to cover the ankles. During the day you are much less active that they do not have to worry about then.
5. Any good safari operator will have some form of medication available, but may consider taking some of your own with a "just in case" basis: Anti malarial pills, anti-diarrhea medicine, motion sickness medication if you suffer this, mosquito repellent and sunscreen.
6. If you are taking photos using film, remember to bring at least two cylinders for each day will bring you to safari and spare batteries for your camera, because it will go flat at the worst time and do not want to lose them once during the life because of that photo opportunities. You should be able to recharge the batteries in most safari areas. Electricity in Africa is 220 - 240V AC50HZ.
7. In the case of lions, a lot of patience is required because they spend most of their time during the day asleep. But if you watch them just might be rewarded with impromptu hunt or the appearance of cubs from the undergrowth or a similar tragedy. Patience is the watchword here.
8. Night drives on safari is a great opportunity to see nocturnal animals will never see during the day, but remember that the powerful lights illuminate the surrounding bush and the glowing eyes also attracts many insects so that they can to think twice before volunteering to hold it.
9. Generally the dry season is a time when we are more successful at spotting game because the vegetation is sparse and the wildlife is forced to congregate in areas where surface water is still available.
10. It is not uncommon for safari vehicles for analysis, because most of the dirt roads of cars and tracks to beat every day. Any company worth their salt should be carrying spares and the driver or rider must have some mechanical experience. Bruce Whittaker shares many more excellent African safari tips, advice and recommendations to the African Safari Journals. Win 3 days walking tour to the Kruger National Park in South Africa, the conclusion of this free safari holiday competition.
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