Orodha ya mwisho ya safari za Afrika, kwa Botswana na zaidi

Imeandikwa na Chloe Berge

Kwa wapenzi wa asili na wanyamapori, kuna adventures chache zaidi kuliko safari ya Afrika. Kutoka kwa kufuatilia simba wanapopiga mawindo kupitia tambarare za nyasi hadi kutazama sashay nzuri ya kudu kuvuka mito, ni uzoefu wa nje wa Epic. Kwa kuwa siku za joto kwenye safari zinaweza kugeuka kuwa usiku wa baridi-bila kutaja jua, upepo, vumbi na wadudu wa pesky ambao huja kati - ni muhimu kupanga kwa uangalifu orodha yako ya kufunga safari ya Afrika ili kujiandaa kwa yote.

Kama mwandishi wa habari ambaye ameanza safari nyingi, ikiwa ni pamoja na safari kupitia Delta ya Okavango nchini Botswana hivi karibuni, nimejifunza umuhimu wa kuwa na orodha sahihi ya kufunga kwa safari za safari kote barani. Utataka kuleta vitu anuwai ambavyo ni vizuri na kukulinda kutoka kwa vitu. Nguo za kudumu lakini nyepesi na jozi kali ya buti za kupanda ni muhimu kwa safari za mchana; utahitaji pia viatu vya tenisi nyepesi au viatu kwa jioni pamoja na gia muhimu kama kichwa cha kichwa. Muhimu zaidi, fahamu kwamba ndege nyingi za kichaka kati ya marudio ya ziara huruhusu tu mizigo laini ambayo inakidhi ukubwa maalum na mipaka ya uzito mara moja imejaa-kwa hivyo kulingana na wapi unaenda, unaweza kuhitaji kuondoka kwenye mkoba huo wa ngumu nyumbani.

Mbele, hapa kuna nini cha kuweka kipaumbele kwenye orodha yako ya kufunga safari ya Afrika ili uweze kufanya zaidi ya anatoa hizo za mchezo wa asubuhi na matembezi ya kichaka ya kazi.

Hapa, wataalam wetu wanashiriki chaguo zao za juu kwa gia ambayo itafanya safari yako iwe nzuri na ya kukumbukwa, pamoja na kila kitu kingine utahitaji kwa safari kamili.

Mwandishi wa Blogu ya Picha
Travel and Nature Writer
Chloe Berge

I’m a travel and nature writer based in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Whether I’m deep into reporting for a feature story or diving into concept ideation for a brand, I love working with publications and companies that match my passion for creating positive impact for the planet and all its beings. I have over 13 years of experience covering travel, outdoor adventure, environment, and culture for print and digital media. My work appears in National Geographic, The Globe and Mail, Travel + Leisure, AFAR, and ELLE Canada, among others, and I got my start in the industry working on staff as an associate editor at two of Canada’s leading lifestyle magazines. I’m also a savvy copywriter and you can often find me creating content for brand campaigns, product launches, and websites, as well as branded editorial work. Past and current clients include Destination Canada, Extraordinary Journeys, lululemon, and Saje Wellness.

If I’m not writing, you’ll find me reading a book, lacing up my hiking boots to explore B.C.’s Coast Mountains, or heading to the airport—it’s hard to keep me in one place for too long. My wanderlust has inspired me to trek across the desert in Jordan and along an ancient pilgrimage route in Japan, track tigers in central India, and road trip along Patagonia’s rugged Carretera Austral.

In all aspects of my life, I lead with curiosity and creativity, and I love exploring the world through storytelling.

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