Comments on: 7 Common Fears Travelers Have About Africa: The Truth Revealed

By: African Safaris Ltd's Blog » The Inside Scoop on an African Mokoro Safari

African Safaris Ltd's Blog » The Inside Scoop on an African Mokoro Safari — Wed, 17 Nov 2010 01:27:25 +0000

[...] these individuals? There is certainly more risk to being in a mokoro than in a safari vehicle but a professional mokoro operation will be in tune with these dangers. And, as with all wildlife, if you understand their habits and [...]

By: 8 Packing Tips for an African Safari Vacation | African Safari and Wildlife Specialist - Africafreak - The African Safari Guide

Thu, 27 May 2010 08:39:10 +0000

[...] Clothing: Whether you plan on partaking in walking safaris, canoe safaris, or game drives during your stay in Africa, long-sleeve shirts and pants are [...]

By: Sandy Salle

Sandy Salle — Mon, 17 May 2010 13:58:33 +0000

Thanks Johan for the extra tips! All precautionary measures should most definitely be taken when traveling on a safari.

By: Johan Knols

Johan Knols — Mon, 17 May 2010 12:52:44 +0000

Hello Sandy,

Thanks for your post.
I have been trying to surpress the feeling of commenting, but I am going to anyway.

Point1. I agree in general with what you say. Problems occur though when (especially hippos) are caught by surprise. As you know they spend most of the time in the water during the day and not on land. It is therefore imperative that the polers avoid hippo rich areas.

Point2. Animals do worry about us. This does not mean that we have to be scared all the time, but it is wise to not encounter big, dangerous game. There is always the chance that…….

Point7. Mosquito nets are always a precautionary measure. And if travelling in malaria countries I advice to always use the netting.