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Aren’t wild animals dangerous?

Aren’t wild animals dangerous?

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While viewing wildlife there is a degree of danger as the behavior of wild animals cannot be guaranteed. However most animals are frightened by the sight / smell of humans and rather than attack, will flee (unless cornered or provoked). Attacks on humans are rare.
While on safari you will be accompanied by a SLA guides who are well trained & armed with an amazing understanding of the wildlife with which they share their lives on a daily basis.

At your tented camp or lodge it is not uncommon for wildlife to wander through as camps & lodges are typically not fenced. An attack on a sleeping traveler would be highly unusual. However please never venture outside your accommodation at night without your guide. Always consult with your guide/s when in doubt.

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Luggage allowance of 15kgs per person on all flights in Kenya and Tanzania
All prices are per person in US dollars, with guide prices given in pounds based on 1.7 exchange rate to the £ sterling
Prices include transport and a driver/guide for the itinerary agreed, accomodation on a shared basis and meals as stated bed & breakfast in major towns and full board on safari.
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