Κλασσικό Σαφάρι

The most successful safaris are those which have a mixture of tented camp with lodge. The reason is the pleasant variation of moving from the more rustic semi-permanent tented camps to the permanent lodges which typically have more facilities like swimming pools and are usually equipped with extra’s like fans, hair dryers and all day battery charging (but not always). The general pattern is to spend three nights in each camp which allows for two full days spent out in the “bush” discovering the wildlife and area. Spending just one or two nights means you have less chance to soak up the atmosphere, get to know the guides or unpack your bags. More to the point, you’re still spending just as much on the transfers which are the same cost no matter how long you stay at the camp. We tend to vary a dry land camp with a water-based camp to which gives a changing pattern of scenery and species of wildlife. Hippopotamus and crocodiles will not be seen inland and neither will many of the great and glorious water birds. Its also fun to add a night or two of fly camping or mobile safari if you want to really feel the bush but still have the comfort of knowing you're not "roughing" it for too long.