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Big five safari experiences

The Holy Grail of African wild beasts, the Big Five (buffalo, elephant, leopard, lion and rhino) have a place in every safari-aficionado's heart, no matter how many times you’ve donned your khakis. But despite their appearance on the covers of guidebooks and every postcard in every shop, seeing all five in one trip can be difficult. And that’s where we come in. Read on for our tips on where and when to go to maximise your chances of seeing these elusive creatures (and make everyone at home green with envy!).

Track White Rhino on a walk in Mosi o Tunya

A chance to get up close and personal with one of the most endangered species on the continent – the majestic rhino – on a walking safari.
Just upstream from the Falls themselves is the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, a hotspot for herbivores big and small as well as endangered white rhino. On this experience, you’ll enter the park by vehicle and drive through the rugged terrain to the last known location of the rhino. After a rigorous safety briefing, you’ll set out on foot toward the magnificent creatures with your guide and spend some quality time interacting with (at a suitably safe distance) and photographing them. When it’s time to say goodbye, you’ll head back through the park on foot learning about the different flora and spoor as you go, before ending with a picnic lunch in the shade of the trees.

Spot nocturnal wildlife in Masai Conservancies

Under a canvas of stars, set out from camp in a jeep to spy on the wildlife as the Masai Mara comes alive with a whole new cast of creatures. Even more so than the day, nighttime belongs to the predators. Lion and leopard slink between the trees, sniffing out hidden plains game, and hyenas howl in excitement as they look for leftovers. In the quiet of the evening, scan the brush for a pair of glowing eyes - then try and figure out if they belong to a bush baby, aardvark or even the shy civet. Your guide knows all and won't let any rustle go unnoticed!
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