Safari adventures are some of the most thrilling travel experiences one could have. There's not a better way to experience nature than going on a trip to see wild animals in their native habitat. For those who want to try it, here are five of the best destinations in the world.
Kenyan Safari Trip. Home of the classic safari trip, Kenya boasts of its Big Five (elephant, rhino, buffalo, lion and leopard) at Lewa camp on the Laikipia Plateau according to Go2Africa. Aside from that, the place also has nice luxurious hotels and lodging areas. But the highlight of the trip would be witnessing migration season in Maasai Mara from July to October.
10-Day Safari Trip in Tanzania. According to The Telegraph, Northern Tanzania is a good start for first-timers because it's where you'll see some of the most famous safari parks like the Lake Manyara, Ngorongoro Crater, Serengeti and Tarangire. Tourists can avail of a 10-day safari trip that would take you to the four parks and witness big game and stunning landscapes.
South Africa. A lot of people are afraid to visit Africa because of malaria, however, South Africa doesn't have these dangerous diseases compared to its eastern counterpart. Travelers can witness the Big Five in the Kwandwe private reserve.
Chongwe River House, Zambia. If you want a safari trip that's suitable for the rest of the family, this place is a must visit. It's located along the Chongwe river while having an overlooking view of the Zambezi National Park. However, kids must be at least 12 years old to experience the accompanied outdoor activities.
Kruger To Cape Town. Trafalgar offers South African safari tours that would start from Kruger National Park and would end in Cape Town. It's a 13-day trip that will give travelers a chance to witness the Big Five, whales, penguins, monkeys and other animals in the southernmost part of Africa.
It's really an amazing experience to witness nature at its finest. There's no better way to do that than to try out these safari trips.
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