SAFARI

The Safari – which means travel in Swahili – usually means a ramble with an open-roofed bus or jeep on the immerse savannahs among wild animals.

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The Safari – which means travel in Swahili – usually means a ramble with an open-roofed bus or jeep on the immerse savannahs among wild animals. The accommodation is in so-called lodges or camps where luxurious tents or smaller but European level bungalows made of natural materials assure resting.There are usually 2 or 3 Safari tours a day, where experienced leaders are searching for the animals. Sometimes they do not even need to look for the animals as they can appear next to our tents. People can feel themselves in an English hunter novel from the previous century, where we are able to enter fully into the beautiful and exciting spirit of Zsigmond Széchenyi’s or Joy Adamson’s novels.

We can witness the everyday life of animals; the struggle for herd leading, the hunting of lions, the elephants protecting and teaching the young, or the crocodiles taking their prey by the river bank.

Most films of National Geographic and Animal Planet TV are shot in these locations. As lots of wild animals live in these places, it is not rare to find herds of thousands of animals.