Game Drive
Every day in the bush is different. Every game drive is an adventure into the unknown.
The day your safari begins. Cavernous valleys. Vast deserts. Lush forests. Sparkling lakes. Arid plains. Vibrant waterfalls. And, most especially, animals by thousands. The sleek cats...lion, leopard, and cheetah. Elephants by the thundering herd. Exotic birds in every conceivable shape, size, and color. Wildebeest, rhino, eland, buffalo, zebra, gazelle, giraffe, waterbuck, klipspringer, and impala are abundant and easily within your view.
Because the weather is so mild in East Africa, there are no constraints as to when to go on a game drive, and you tailor-make your safari days:-
Out early and back for breakfast...
Out after breakfast with a picnic lunch, back late-afternoon
A post-lunch game drive, back at sunset
Or very best of all, spending a full day, with a picnic lunch
You know you are truly alive when you’re living among lions...
Karen Blixen[Author, Out of Africa...]
We recommend staying with us for at least three days, to ensure you absorb as much game viewing as you can, balanced with relaxation in camp or lodge. The secret is to make sure you take part in at least one early morning game drive, one full-day game drive, and an afternoon game drive [a night drive is a bonus in Lake Manyara!]. The knowledge of our safari guide and their sharp eyes will do the rest.
We classified game drives into three categories as described below...