Travel Agency
South Africa, Tanzania
What an African Safari is all about Think ‘Africa’ and one of the first – if not the first – images that springs to mind will be of large, exotic animals, such as Elephants, Giraffes and Gorillas. Wildlife, including these iconic species and hundreds more, is central to the African Safari experience. Nowhere else on earth can a traveller observe, photograph or otherwise interact with large wild animals in such great numbers and variety. Visitors have been using the well-established safari circuits in East and Southern Africa for decades and, more recently, tracking Gorillas in the highlands of Uganda and Rwanda has captured travellers’ imaginations. But as more African countries realise the value of preserving wildlife in its natural habitat as a source of income and employment for the local people, further wildlife-watching oppurtunities are opening up for visitors with a multitude of african safaris to choose from. Wildlife Africa is home to more than 1100 mammal species, some 2400 bird species and hundreds of species of reptile, amphibian and freshwater fish. Mammals top the list of ‘must-sees’ for the vast majority of African Safari visitors, but a trip to Kenya, Botswana or Cameroon, for example, has turned many a casual bird-watcher into an insatiable ‘world birder’. And, unlike in many parts of the world, Africa’s most charismatic mammals are often large, and easy to see and photograph on an african safari. Read More The term ‘Big Five’ was coined by white hunters for those five species deemed most dangerous to hunt on an african safari: Elephant, Lion, Leopard, Rhino and Buffalo. Hunting is now either banned or stricly controlled (in theory at least) in most African countries where these animals survive, but the label has stuck, and many tourists come to Africa determined to see these species. but, there’s a whole lot more out there, some of it right at your feet, that’s no less interesting.
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