Can Safari Guides Track Wildlife?
Safari guides track wildlife by combining fieldcraft, recent information and an intimate knowledge of the landscape.
Safari guides track wildlife by combining fieldcraft, recent information and an intimate knowledge of the landscape.
Hippos are usually associated with rivers, lakes, channels and permanent pools. Learn what affects sightings and how to plan a responsible wildlife safari.
The primates you may see depend on the destination. Learn what affects sightings and how to plan a responsible wildlife safari.
East Africa supports a remarkable range of antelopes, and the exact list depends on habitat. Learn what affects sightings and how to plan a responsible.
African wild dogs are present in parts of East and southern Africa, but they are among the least predictable large carnivores to find.
Cheetahs favour landscapes where they can use open ground and visibility, so broad plains in the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem are among East Africa’s best-known.
The animals that are easiest to see depend on habitat and season. Learn what affects sightings and how to plan a responsible wildlife safari.
Flooding is possible in parts of the Amboseli ecosystem after heavy rain because the park contains seasonal pans, low-lying ground and wetland areas.
Mosquito activity often increases in warm, wet conditions and around standing water, but risk varies by destination, altitude and local season.
Many predators are especially active around dawn, dusk and at night, when temperatures are cooler and prey may be moving.