First time on a Safari?

First Time on a Safari?

Embarking on your first safari is a thrilling and transformative experience. At Vilu Safaris, we are dedicated to ensuring that your introduction to the African wilderness is seamless, enjoyable, and awe-inspiring.

What to Expect from Vilu Safaris

Expert Guidance: Our experienced guides provide deep insights into the wildlife, landscapes, and cultures you will encounter.

Customized Itineraries: We tailor your safari to match your interests and preferences, ensuring a unique and personal experience.

Thorough Preparation: Receive detailed information on what to pack, what to expect, and how to make the most of your safari adventure.

Commitment to Safety: Your safety is our top priority. Our team is trained to handle all situations and ensure a secure and comfortable journey.

A Typical Day on Safari:

5:30am – Wake Up: Start your day with the sounds of the African wilderness.
6:00am – Breakfast: Enjoy a hearty breakfast to fuel your morning adventure.
6:30am to 11:00am – Morning Safari: Head out on a game drive to spot wildlife in the cool morning hours.
11:00am to 1:00pm – Rest: Return to camp for some relaxation and downtime.
1:00pm – Lunch: Savor a delicious meal prepared with fresh, local ingredients.
2:00pm to 4:00pm – Rest: Take a break during the hottest part of the day.
4:00pm to 7:00pm – Evening Safari with Sundowners: Venture out again, stopping to enjoy drinks as the sun sets over the savannah.
7:30pm – Campfire and Gin Tonic: Gather around the campfire for stories and a refreshing gin tonic.
8:00pm – Dinner: Indulge in a gourmet dinner under the stars.
9:30pm – Bedtime: Retire to your luxurious accommodations, ready for another day of adventure.

Things Nobody Says About Safaris That You MUST Know

Cold Mornings and Nights: During winter, it gets really cold in the mornings and at night.
Bumpy Roads: The roads are very bumpy and not paved.
Variable Wildlife Sightings: There can be game drives where you see very few or no animals at all.
Migrating Animals: Animals migrate from one place to another in non-fenced parks, so sightings are not guaranteed.
Animal Droppings: Animal poop is visible as it is not cleaned up.
Camp Safety: At night, you cannot walk alone in the camps as they are not fenced.
No Bathrooms on Game Drives: There are no bathrooms available during game drives.