A day in camp, from five to ten
The routine that makes a safari feel like another way of living.
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A hot drink at dawn, a drive until midday, a long lunch and a nap in the shade. Evening drives end with a fire and a dinner under lanterns.
Why it works
The rhythm follows the animals, which are most active in the cool hours.
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