Safari Stories
Stories, guides and field notes from East Africa — gorilla trekking, wildlife and responsible travel.
The Great Migration in Africa happens all year because the herds continuously circulate through the Serengeti–Mara ecosystem in…
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Definitive answer: A picnic lunch on safari is a packed or catered midday meal eaten at an approved…
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Definitive answer: A bush dinner is an outdoor evening meal arranged in a safe safari setting away from…
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Definitive answer: A bush breakfast is a breakfast served outdoors in a designated natural setting, often after an…
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Definitive answer: A safari sundowner is a late-afternoon or sunset refreshment stop arranged in a safe, permitted location…
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Definitive answer: Often yes. Many lodges provide coffee or tea before departure, in a travel mug, or at…
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Yes. On most African safaris you can bring snacks on a game drive, and many lodges already provide…
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Definitive answer: Tell your guide as soon as you need a bathroom. Depending on the park and location,…
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Definitive answer: Toilets are usually available at safari lodges, camps, park gates, visitor centers and designated rest stops,…
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Definitive answer: Hydration needs vary with body size, heat, activity, altitude, diet and health, so there is no…
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Yes. Insect repellent is an important safari packing item in many African destinations because mosquitoes and other biting…
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Definitive answer: Yes. Sun protection is important on safari because travelers can spend hours outdoors or in open…
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