Taking children on safari: what we have learned
Games, snacks and the right camp make all the difference.
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Children love safari when it has a story. Our junior ranger programme gives them tracking tasks, a notebook and a certificate at the end.
Pick camps carefully
Look for fenced paths, family tents and guides who enjoy teaching.
Follow your curiosity
All stories
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A good guide spots tracks, birds and silence long before they spot an animal.
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The migration is not one moment but a long, shifting season.
A day in camp, from five to ten
The routine that makes a safari feel like another way of living.
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