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African Safari If you're traveling as far as Africa, then the journey wouldn't seem complete without going on a safari. An African safari is the best way to discover the amazing wild animals of Africa, as well as experience for yourself the incredible tranquility of the bushveld. One of the problems, though, with booking an African safari, is deciding where to go. Africa contains hundreds of national parks, as well as lots more wildlife areas, so it's hard to know exactly where you should travel. There's no doubt that some areas are better than others if you want your African safari to be a successful and enjoyable adventure. So how do you go about selecting the right African safari destination? If you know anyone who has been on a safari holiday, then you might find asking them about their vacation is a great way to get ideas. Or you can consult various travel guides and travel brochures that cover African safari destinations. However, to cut down the number of safari destinations you need to research, let's take a look at some of the areas considered the best for a safari vacation, according to various wildlife tour industry sources. Masai Mara - Kenya If it's big cats that you want to see on your safari vacation, then Masai Mara is considered one of the best locations. There are lots of lions, cheetah and leopards in this area, and because the landscape is mostly grassland, you get unrestricted views for miles. You can also go off-road in certain areas, which is becoming harder to do in many of the safari parks. As the animals don't usually stay near main roads, it's very handy to be able to get off road and find them. The only downside is the number of visitors - because it's such a good African safari destination, there's usually a lot of people around. So if you want to commute with nature in isolation, this isn't the place for you. Serengeti - Tanzania If you can get to the Serengeti during the annual migration of the local zebra and wildebeest herds, you'll experience the ultimate safari vacation. The Serengeti is still a great choice for your African safari at any time of the year, but the migration is the peak time. It's regularly ranked as one of the wonders of the natural world. Kruger National Park - South Africa Perhaps for your African safari you want to see the widest range of animals possible. In that case, Kruger National Park in South Africa should be your choice of destination. It's massive, and contains a stunning variety of species. Because it's so large, it actually contains a number of different ecosystems, which is why the variety of species is so wide. It's also an extremely well managed park, with good accommodation and infrastructure. South Luangwa National Park - Zambia If you want your African safari to visit somewhere a little off the beaten track, then take a look at this relatively isolated park in Zambia. Some consider it a true diamond in the rough, waiting for enough funds and exposure to turn it into one of the premier safari destinations in Africa. Currently, though, it's simply one of Africa's hidden secrets, which makes it a little rustic and quiet. That's perfect if you want to avoid the busy tourist crowds. It's also reportedly one of the best places to see a leopard, an animal that can be a little hard to spot. Selinda Reserve - Botswana This is another safari vacation destination with a high concentration of wildlife. It also has very high standards of service and accommodation. Many more seasoned safari enthusiasts return to Selinda Reserve multiple times, simply because there are so many opportunities to view wildlife. By spending some time thinking about what you would like to experience on your African safari, you will find it easier to choose an appropriate destination. These five African safari choices are only the tip of the iceberg - there are plenty more great places just waiting to be discovered on your African safari. |
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