African Safari Planning Map
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Printed on waterproof, tear-resistant paper, this is the only Safari Planning Map to Africa on the market and includes key elements essential in planning a successful safari. This full-color map is large (38.25" x 26.5") and is in itself a work of art by Mark Nolting, the author of Africa's Top Wildlife Countries and the African Safari Field Guide (each with over 200,000 copies in print). This map emphasizes the wildlife areas and provides information needed to plan a safari, whereas other maps on Africa focus on intricate road systems etc. which are irrelevant to most international safariers,...
Printed on waterproof, tear-resistant paper, this is the only Safari Planning Map to Africa on the market and includes key elements essential in planning a successful safari. This full-color map is large (38.25" x 26.5") and is in itself a work of art by Mark Nolting, the author of Africa's Top Wildlife Countries and the African Safari Field Guide (each with over 200,000 copies in print). This map emphasizes the wildlife areas and provides information needed to plan a safari, whereas other maps on Africa focus on intricate road systems etc. which are irrelevant to most international safariers, as they either fly from park to park or they are driven by guides. Most other maps are basically useless from the standpoint of assisting readers in planning a safari. The map includes the locations of over 150 top safari camps and lodges within key wildlife reserves that greatly assists in the planning of a safari of a life time! Side 1 includes * All the top safari countries and important wildlife reserves in East and Southern Africa * "When's The Best Time to Go for Wildlife Viewing" chart – readers can conveniently choose the specific reserves and country(ies) that are best to visit during their vacation periods * "What Wildlife is Best Found Where" chart – for choosing the reserves that have the wildlife readers wish to see most * “Safari Activities” chart shows what reserves offer game drives in open vehicles, night drives, escorted walks, boating, canoeing, ballooning, mountain biking, horseback riding and fishing. * Temperature and Rainfall Climate Rates charts show what weather to expect and the relative costs of a safari by season Side 2 includes Enlargements of the two key regions visited by most travelers including the locations of the top safari camps and lodges: * The Okavango Delta (Northern Botswana) to Victoria Falls * Northern Tanzania and Southern Kenya * Route of The Great Serengeti Migration * The Okavango Delta Flood (inundation) * Enlargement of the Victoria Falls region