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African Safari Journals is the Best Guide You Can Get For Planning an Africa Safari. Here's Why...

Because the trip reports and reviews featured here are told by people who have experienced such a trip themselves so they are the informed, unbiased and independent experts.

Lion King » Kenya

Leopard Cub » Tanzania

Wild Dog Pack Leader » South Africa

Massive Elephant Tusks » Botswana

Cheetah Cub » Namibia

Silverback Gorilla » Uganda

Silverback Gorilla » Rwanda

Big Buffalo » Zambia

Rhino Crossing the Road » Zimbabwe

Hamerkop Scratching » Gambia

Chameleon » Madagascar

Giraffe » Swaziland

Kilimanjaro » Kilimanjaro





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Nothing beats being there in person for getting the real story.

The guidebooks and travel agents can give you all the facts about such a vacation but past safari visitor reports and reviews (listed by African country) give you the first hand testimony, recommendations and insights of people who have actually experienced it for themselves.

They can tell you exactly what the accommodation was like, which animals they saw, the quality of the food, whether the guides knew what they were doing, what safari clothing to wear, what to pack (complete list) and a multitude of other tips and recommendations.

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Self driving is more cost effective and flexible than an operator guided safari and especially relevant for wildlife photographers (amateur or advanced), the independent minded (package tours send shivers up your spine), families with children under 12 and people who want a quality safari at a really affordable price.

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I've (about me) been on many safaris myself (over one hundred now including self drives), read through thousands of trip reports and spoken to hundreds of people over the years to compile this website.

That's given me special insight into many aspects of African safaris. Things like...

The Value Of Trip Reports
This advice is worth its weight in gold due to the fact that they are completely independent reviews so you get the unfiltered version of exactly what to expect on your trip.

And with all this on the spot, unbiased and relevant information at your fingertips you can choose your own African safari vacations with greater confidence and sort through all the thousands of itineraries available to find the best ones.

And the stunning wildlife photos which all tell a story of their own allow you to experience a picture safari from the comfort of your home before you go and see the real thing or reminisce about the last time you were there yourself.

If you are already planning your journey you probably have an idea of which Africa country you would like to visit but the trip reports might just give you some new ideas or consolidate your existing choices. If you are unsure about anything feel free to ask me your safari questions.

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