What is a safari person called?

Safari guides (also known as field guides and nature site guides), act as interpreters of the natural world. They conduct guided experiences for guests at a lodge, private reserve or national park. They're able to observe animal behaviour and explain things to guests in an entertaining and insightful manner.



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'Safari' is a Swahili word, simply meaning journey. The most common term in South Africa is game drive.

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Synonyms of safari (noun hunting expedition) trek. hunt. journey. quest.

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In Swahili, safari means journey or expedition. The word has been used in English since the late 19th century to talk about hunting trips to Africa, the clothing these hunters would wear, and more recently, a journey taken to observe or photograph African animals.

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Many safari travelers enjoy a bit of variety in activities, so there are growing opportunities for walking, biking, and canoeing. But, for the hard core wildlife enthusiast, your safari can be made up exclusively of game drives – the beauty of a custom planned trip is tailoring the activities to exactly what you want.

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Safari, in a broader sense, means exploring the wild, especially on the African land. Hence the bosses at Apple might have connected the name 'Safari' as a means to navigate or explore the web. Ohh – Navigate or Explore sound great but both these were already taken! So they settled for 'Safari'.

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