Night Safari

Night Safari is a thrilling wildlife experience that takes place after dark, allowing participants to observe nocturnal animals and the behaviors of wildlife that are active at night. It typically involves a guided tour through a reserve or park using special equipment like spotlights to safely view animals in their natural nighttime environment.

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Frequently Asked Question (FAQ)

A night safari is a guided wildlife drive that takes place after sunset, giving you the rare opportunity to see nocturnal animals like bush babies, genets, civets, porcupines, hyenas, and sometimes even leopards.
Yes, night safaris are led by professional rangers and use specially equipped safari vehicles with spotlights. All safety protocols are followed to ensure a secure and thrilling experience.
You may spot elusive nocturnal species such as aardvarks, civets, owls, nightjars, hyenas, genets, and occasionally predators like leopards on the hunt. The bush comes alive with different sounds and sightings at night.
Not all national parks allow night safaris. They are typically permitted in private conservancies or specific parks like Lake Manyara, Nyerere (Selous), or Tarangire. We’ll recommend the best locations based on your itinerary.
Dress warmly, as temperatures drop in the evening. Bring a light jacket, insect repellent, and a flashlight if allowed. Cameras should be set for low-light or night photography for the best results.

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