Safari blog Shadows Of Africa

Aug 27, 2013

Safari Vehicles and Our Drivers



 It is extremely important that safari vehicles we use on our safaris and trips offer all the comfort to the passengers and at the same time resist all the changing weather and road conditions.

 


 For this reason, our  safari vehicles were specifically designed for safari rides and have a 4x4 drive, which means that they can easily drive through more swampy areas and also sustain on the rugged terrain and smaller roads and paths, which are not maintained.


All our vehicles are well equipped (comfortable seats, first-aid kit, large storage space, glass windows, radio) and large enough so that up to 6 people can sit and enjoy the trip without any problems.


The roof tops can open, so you can observe the wildlife from the vehicle live. During the ride, your luggage and personal possessions are safe in the storage space.



Each vehicle is equipped with electrical plugs where is possible to charge batteries on the way, you can even bring your laptop or ipad and other mobile devices with you.





Our safari vehicles go through maintenance on a regular basis (oil check, fluids check, new tires if needed, electronic equipment check, car wash) and are therefore clean, safe and fully prepared to take new passengers and offer them the greatest amount of comfort.



It may surprise some people that the secret to a great safari lies not in your specific itinerary, lodge selection or season of travel. On the contrary, the key to success lies in the skills, passion, hard work, and competency of your driver-guide.




Our  safari drivers are experienced and trained for the tough and unpredictable conditions in the wilderness, as well as emergency situations.


Our guides are the best of the best, and each one gives 100% on every safari ensuring that each client receives the finest safari experience. In addition, our guides are all Wildlife  Specialists and each one knows in detail the best wildlife viewing areas, secret spots off the beaten path, and migratory animal movements.


 

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