luxury safari tips, making your holiday an unforgettable experience

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So many dream of enjoying one of the various luxury safaris which are available across Africa today. Whether you are looking for lions in South Africa's Kruger Park or Mountain Gorillas in Uganda's dense forests there is a unique and unforgettable experience out there waiting to be discovered.

One of the main factors that put people off going on a safari is that many people perceive that it requires a lot of effort to prepare for the holiday even before it has began. Whilst I do agree that getting ready for an African safari may take a little extra though than an alternative trip it needn't represent any kind of a challenge.

One of the most important factors in planning a luxury safari is the locations, once you have chosen your safari destination; you can then begin to learn more about the kind of place you are looking to visit. The main advice would be to research into the country you intend to visit and this way nothing will come as a surprise to you whilst you are out there enjoying your trip, enabling you to get the most out of your luxury safari.

It is easier said than done but generally you should try to pack lighter than you might normally if you are going on a luxury safaris, especially if your schedule includes traversing through numerous safari camps. The clothing that you should try to pack, should be light, and you should avoid bright colours opting for colours such as whites and browns, make sure that your clothes are breathable and that you take plenty of pairs of socks as your feet will get rather sweaty and moist, especially if you're on a walking safari and good sturdy pair of walking boots, and perhaps some more casual footwear and if you are dining out you may like to include a smart pair of shoes. During the winter months in Africa you should prepare for cooler temperatures and pack accordingly with perhaps more jumpers and fleeces than t shirts and shirts.

Before you venture to Africa, please be sure that you have completely understood the immigration laws of the country that you are visiting; generally speaking your travel operator should be able to explain all the particularities, ensuring you have a trouble free entry and exit to Africa.

Many African nations, consist of numerous degrees of religious groups so it's important to respect the local customs and their beliefs, with Africa being a large continent its evident that not every country or tribe in Africa has the same religious beliefs, for example almost a third of the population of Mozambique are Muslim with particular density, as opposed to Kenya where almost 90 percent of the country are Protestant or Roman Catholic.

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