Safari Research Paper

Explore the African safari with various options of transportation available to take you to different destinations or to tour the vast plains of Africa. You can choose to travel through land, sky or water and get the ultimate safari experience by viewing the incredible range of wildlife along the way.

Grounded on safari land

To survive the rough terrains of the African wildlife safari, the overland trucks is the best option for dealing with pot holes and deep ruts without sacrificing comfort and a good view of the passing scenery and wildlife. Large overland trucks can usually accommodate 12 to 44 people while smaller ones have 7 to 9 seaters. These trucks are also equipped with storage space, a “kitchen” section, and charging facilities

If you have a smaller group and your safari tours does not include going through rough terrains, the micro buses can accommodate 6 to 10

Dhows were originally used for trading and expertly sailed by locals along the east coast of Africa. Catch a ride on one of these vehicles and glide gracefully along the warm, azure waters of the Indian Ocean. As part of your safari holiday, do not miss the opportunity to get up close and personal with the birds, elephants, hippopotamus, and crocodiles of the Okavango Delta by riding a mokoro. Mokoros are traditional dug-out canoes that are made of wood and are guided by a “poler”, who stands at the helm. Make sure to check with your tour operator of this is included as part of your tour package or if it is offered as an optional activity.

There are a lot of transportation available to make sure you see the wildlife safaris and get you the ultimate safari experience. If you’re not happy with the wide array of transportation available, you can always use your feet and get closer to nature by walking through the safari. Check with your tour operator or with your lodge about the options available for