While on Safari with Adventure In The Wild Safaris

Keep to designated roads or tracks:
Encourage your driver to stay on the road or designated tracks when visiting national parks or reserves. Off-road driving can cause extensive damage to grass and woodland habitats.

Minimise disturbance to animals:
Wild animals become distressed when they are surrounded by several vehicles or when vehicles come too close. Keep noise to a minimum and never try to attract the animals’ attention.

Stay inside your vehicle at all times:
Do not stand on the roof or hang out of the windows, and only leave your vehicle in designated areas. Remember: wild animals can be dangerous.

Keep to the speed limit:
Most wildlife areas have a speed limit of 40 km per hour, and animals always have the right of way.

Support eco-friendly accommodation facilities:
Try to stay in lodges and camps that care for the surrounding environment and support local conservation efforts.

Never feed wild animals:
Feeding wildlife can disrupt their natural diet and create an unnatural dependence on people.

Take care not to disturb the ecological balance:
Do not purchase, collect, or remove any animal products, rocks, plants, seeds, or birds’ nests from the wild or natural environment.

Take all your litter with you:
Litter and garbage pose a serious threat to wildlife. Always keep your waste with you and be extremely cautious with cigarettes and matches, which can cause devastating bush fires.

Enjoy a responsible and unforgettable adventure with Adventure In The Wild Safaris.