Best Time to Book Your Safari: When to Start Planning
Booking a safari isn’t something to leave to chance. Between the remote locations, seasonal wildlife movements, and limited lodge space, […]
Malaria-Free Safari Zones: Safe Travel Without the Pills
Imagine watching elephants cross the savannah at dawn, or lions lazing in the golden grass, without worrying about mosquito nets
Is It Safe to Travel While Pregnant? Safari Considerations for Expecting Mothers
A safari is an unforgettable adventure, but pregnancy introduces new considerations—some of which are often overlooked. Expecting parents might wonder
How to Use Drones on African Safaris: Laws, Ethics, and Alternatives
Drones promise breathtaking aerial views of wildlife and landscapes—but in the African safari context, their legality and ethical implications are
Can You Drink Tap Water in Safari Lodges? Hygiene Standards by Country
Water safety is one of the first concerns for safari travelers. You naturally wonder: Is the tap water in lodges
Traveling on Safari with Mental Health Conditions: What You Should Plan For
Safari travel offers an opportunity to disconnect, reconnect with nature, and recharge. But for travelers managing anxiety, insomnia, depression, PTSD
Best First Aid Kits for Safari Travelers: What to Pack (and What to Skip)
Traveling on safari means venturing into remote locations, often far from immediate medical help. A well-designed first aid kit is
Safari photography from a vehicle: shooting from 4x4s, boats & canoes
Adapting your techniques to each mode of transport Wildlife photography on safari often means working from some kind of mobile
Top wildlife photography contests you can enter with your safari shots
For many travelers, a safari is the journey of a lifetime—days spent following elephants across the savannah or watching lions
How safari photography differs from other travel photography
For many photographers, travel means chasing light across diverse landscapes—capturing bustling cities, serene beaches, or dramatic mountain peaks. Yet stepping