Safaris today, more civilized than before, are treated in a photographic hunt in which we can surprise animals in their habitat, in the act. This type of issue which is the African cradle, it is the best option for travelers willing to adventure and wildlife lovers. Safaris provide unforgettable images and connect us to the most dangerous and exciting nature.
Here are some tips for getting the most out of your trip.
Safari (which in Swahili means “journey”) has long been the word designated for the entire hunting party to be held in the territory of Africa. With the passing of time and as a means to achieve a more comprehensive tourist attraction, those days are transformed into visual expeditions, full of 21th century hunters ready to take the best shots or go home with a library of extreme and incredible scenes.
Today the options are many and varied: through wild landscapes, meet old gold route, sailing against the current, go mountains, deserts and huge parks.
The safaris can be done on board a vehicle, traditionally with jeeps and other types of motorized and mounted on native animals (such as camel caravans), early in the day, or sunset.
The members are camping safari to continue the journey the following day, although there are also upgraded options that include hotels and various amenities.
Things you should bring
Let’s start with the preparation:
- Obviously you’ll need the best camera and / or video you can get.
- Make sure you have enough rolls of film, in the case of analog or digital memories for.
- The same goes for record: A good number of tapes, at least two days of issue. Remember that animals, being in its habitat models will become restless and you will require much patience and takes up several possibilities.
- Bring enough batteries and chargers for your electronic equipment, and also have cell phone: an extra battery can be helpful to an emergency.
- And binoculars, do not forget! There are places you can not reach your eyes and miss the most interesting details if you do not take a couple of these.
Precautions
Above all, protects your safety:
* Learn well what kind of shots you need for places that are going to visit, do not go unprepared in this regard.
* Get advice from local resident and location of medical facilities in the area.
* Complemented with a well equipped kit, which can not forget the mosquito repellent.
* Go with everything the guide says, remember that he knows the route and knows the pitfalls.
* As Peter Allison, one of the best known safari guides in the world, “whatever you do, do not run.”
Attire
No need to imitate Crocodile Dundee: comfortable clothes for hiking and warm for the night, you’re done. So yes, it takes many silent, considering all possibilities. Shoes must be all-rounder. Light colors will prevent mosquitoes you get too excited.
Not suspended by rain
Plan your trip so that is not given during the summer, as heat tends to be really overwhelming and can devalue your journey. The rain, although at first glance may seem hostile, it can bring new landscapes, and usually does not affect the daily routines of animals await your visit.
And one last tip: be generous with tips, it can provide you good information and service, especially with drivers of vehicles.
With these tips you’re ready to go on safari in your camera and immortalize those images that you knew only accessible by cable television, and now will be part of the most incredible stories of your life.