Many
wildlife enthusiasts look for greener pastures and travel to Africa to get
close to the migrating animals. The chance to get a quick, remote glimpse ‘’big
five’’ – buffalo, lions, leopards, elephants, and rhinos can bewilder you.
Safari can be titillating and strenuous at the same time, and the chances of
not having to get to see the wildebeest can turn you down. Since most safari
destinations are situated in sub-Saharan African countries, travelers must take
certain safety measures to avoid any jeopardy later. So, if you had been
planning a safari get prepared to gather all the facts, talk to your pals who
just had been from Safari. Research is the biggest help, you can begin with
doing some homework by reading guide books. We have outlined some types of
safari..
Luxury Safari
A
thoughtfully luxury safari can be planned by a well-known expedition leader overlooking
the core zone of endemic wildlife. In the offing they have comprehensive luxury
packages from wildlife game drives, train naturalists, hospitable staff, to
guest accommodation arrangements. The highly recommended for luxury safari is Banjaar Tola in Kanha
National Park. The successful conservation programs have made Kanha one of the
best maintained National parks in India.
Photo Migration Safari
If
you happen to be a shutter bug, then you simply can’t afford to miss an African
photo safari. Imagine close-up shots of myriad of wildebeest and zebra rattling
over the plains, followed by a phalanx of predators – wildlife photo aficionados
would for sure find it a great thrill. However, opting for migration safari is
no free of certain challenges, since many operators simply add the word ‘’migration’’
to their trip name in the pretext of conjuring images of prolific wildlife. But
the reality is far behind than this as a matter of fact they use cramped
vehicles, accommodate in big lodges rather than remote luxury camps as
promised. For South African Safari, Luxeindulge is here to make your wildlife
trip different and experience for lifetime.
