Some Exciting Safari Holidays Get Closed To Wildlife
Some Exciting safari holidays get closed to Wildlife
Placing an emphasis on some of the best options for Safari trips abroad, this article takes travellers on a quick journey through what it means to Safari and where to experience the best wildlife. An article aimed at both the seasoned Safari traveller and the new holiday maker on a mission to find both action and adventure, this is a useful and interesting read.
Getting close to the animals
For animal lovers, a Safari trip makes for the perfect holiday, offering people from all over the world the opportunity to see the 'Big Five' and observe them all in their natural habitat. The five key animals to look out for are elephants, giraffes, leopards, lions and rhinos, each providing excellent photo opportunities and a unique chance to learn more about the different species.
Not only does a safari offer precious time observing animals in the wild, but it gets you up close and personal. Whilst such a trip may conjure up an image of a dusty truck and a pair of binoculars, there are many types of Safari to try, each one involving a valuable snapshot into the natural world of wild animals.
Walking safaris are a great way to get a real feel for the land you explore, with views of the animals at eye level. Classic camping safaris can make you feel closer than ever to nature, whilst making sure each visitor really understands the local terrain and environment in which the animals live. It's even possible to go on a day Safari as part of a holiday. This means you stay in formal holiday accommodation and are driven out on your search for the famous 'Big Five.'
Classic Safari holidays in Kenya
The African Safari is a classic adventure holiday and for good reason. Here you'll experience the wild side of animal behaviour and with some of the best views you could hope to experience whilst on holiday. With both the Rift Valley and the Masai Mara providing the perfect spot for viewing wildebeest and zebras en masse and Lake Nakuru proving a popular viewing position for large numbers of flamingo, you'll be spoilt for choice.
Of course Kenya is not the only place for Safari and with the lush forests of Uganda a key draw for tourists, there is much to be said for an adventure in this much loved heart of Africa. Alongside a vast array of wildlife, including hippos, elephants, leopards and buffaloes, visitors can experience Murchison Falls and Queen Elizabeth National Parks. Take to the hills of Bwindi to observe gorillas at home in their natural habitat. You might even spot the Gorilla berengei, a breed that live high in the rain forests and mountain slopes.
Whether you choose a Safari holiday in Kenya or take an alternative African Safari package in Uganda, Botswana, Tanzania or Zambia, it will always be a holiday to remember. You may even choose to go back again for more.
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