32 When you are planning a photographic safari avoid lodge hopping. Not only will this save you money and make more photography time possible, but by staying at the same place you will have a much more intimate wildlife experience. read more
One can do a self-drive safari without the expertise or expense of a driver/guide. However, hiring a skilled safari guide is invaluable, especially if you are not familiar with the wildlife and the park’s terrain. An escorted mountain gorilla trekking safari is popular in Uganda and Rwanda. read more
A safari operator with 70 camps in nine countries, Wilderness has been a champion of responsible travel in Africa for nearly 30 years. Overseeing a portfolio of more than 7.4 million acres of protected land, Wilderness supports 40 projects that benefit 1,250 endangered species, including Namibia’s black rhino population. read more