How do you go to the bathroom on a safari?

Guides understand that people must relieve themselves and most are happy to make toilet stops upon request. Oftentimes, they will explain what you need to do before the trip. Simply ask your guide to “find a bush” if you need to go. He or she will know what you mean.



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You want to experience this and the best way is to sleep out in tents, so you don't have thick walls dampening the sounds coming from the bush. Sleeping in tents gives you a sense of adventure and you are more in touch with nature this way as well.

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Are you looking to plan a trip to Africa, but you're not sure how many days you need to enjoy a memorable African safari? For a well-rounded and rewarding safari experience, the ideal number of days for a safari getaway is anywhere between 7 ? 15 days.

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What NOT to Wear on Safari. Dark colours attract Tsetse flies, so stay away from dark blue or black clothing – they have a painful bite! Now that you know what to wear, make sure you know how to pack. Most safari operators will ask that you only bring one suitcase, one overnight duffle bag, and one day pack.

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5.30am: Time for a Wake-Up Call Depending on what time the sun rises, staff will wake you up in time for the morning game drive. If you are not a morning person, it might help that they usually arrive with a knock at the door and a tray of very welcome tea, coffee and cookies.

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Leggings and yoga pants are especially popular on safari because they're lightweight and comfortable, especially if you're going to be sitting in a Jeep all day. If you anticipate being cold, a fleece-lined pair is good to have too.

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The animals are used to vehicles When you are with a trained guide, either in a private game reserve or on a guided safari trip, you have absolutely nothing to worry about. Your guide is trained to understand the animal's behaviour, and a good guide will not put his guests in any threatening situation.

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3 pairs of trousers: Comfortable, fashionable, and easy to find in earthy colors, chino are the ideal safari pants. You can also consider cargo pants or culottes or even a pair of jeans. Just don't wear anything too tight.

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We often get asked “Can you still go on safari if you have your period?” and the answer is: absolutely! Remember to bring sufficient supplies with you. If you are due to have your period on safari, please do NOT assume that you will be able to purchase tampons or pads easily.

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Colors: While on a safari it is better to somewhat blend with your surrounding, so focus on earthy neutral colors, rather than flashy colors and prints. Avoid navy blue and black colors, that attract mosquitos, and the Tsetse fly in particular.

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A typical day on an African safari usually consists of game viewing in scenic surroundings, in the company of knowledgeable guides and with delicious local meals served upon your return to the camp or lodge. Of course there are different 'typical days' depending where you're on safari.

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Shorts and shirts are quite comfortable on a safari especially during the day, but sometimes during the game drives and short walks in the bushes you might wish you had covered up a little more. So light weight pants in light colors like cream,khaki and Chinos or grey are good for the game drives and walks.

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If you are travelling to an area with tsetse flies, this attracts the dreaded fly – an insect with a painful bite – so much so that fly traps are made from blue and black fabric. Can you wear white on safari? White stands out more than any other colour in the African bush and so isn't suitable for safari activities.

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Thebest safari color is khaki followed by olive, tans and browns. These are good at handling dirt. Bright coloured safari clothing draw attention to you the tourist, rather the wildlife you intend to see, and may sometimes scare away the animals. So look for neutral coloured clothing.

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The base average African safari cost is somewhere between $125 to $1,500 per person, per day or $625 to $7,500 per person for a 5-day safari.

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It indicates that a handful of popular safari destinations are among the most expensive destinations, with trip costs surpassing $20,000 per person. Botswana averages the highest trip cost this year among safari destinations with an average trip cost of $23,577.

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Ages : 7 to 12 Most safari camps accept children in this age range, although there are many which start at 8 years, a decent number at 12 years and a few more hardcore options which start at 16 years.

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