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So you are going on an African safari! and wondering what to pack for an African Safari. Preparing to try something new is always an exciting endeavor, but figuring out what to pack for a safari can be a little overwhelming. It would help if you considered the weather, the culture, and the activities for a trip you’ve never taken.
It’s important to pack the right things to keep you comfortable during your African safari so you can focus on the important things – like spotting elusive wildlife and enjoying one of the most exciting adventures you’ll ever go on. We’re here to help ease your mind when it comes to what to pack! Here’s a helpful list of the things you don’t want to forget.
The thought of packing for an African safari might just be intimidating—you hear about all kinds of restrictions, such as the fact that small charter planes only accept luggage under 40 pounds and that it must be soft-shelled. While our experts are equipped to prepare you adequately for your African safari adventure, we thought we would put together a packing list guide for you to use as a reference while you’re preparing to come to Africa.
When planning your African safari, it’s important to consider the best time to visit each region. The dry season from June to October is generally considered the best time for game viewing as animals congregate around water sources. However, some regions have unique seasons that offer a different kind of experience.
Losing documents is a very common occurrence, especially while traveling. As a result, packing the necessary documents safely should be your priority before packing the rest of your luggage.
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