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Tanzania is one of the world’s best places for wildlife photographers because of its variety and abundance of wildlife, breathtaking natural scenery, and photo-focused safaris. On our Tanzania Photographic Safaris, we will start by discussing what our mission for our safari is; for example, do the photographers want to photograph big cats, birds, landscapes, or general pictures? According to that, we will approach our day accordingly. Each subject will have a different approach; for example, photographing birds will be completely different from photographing big cats. This increases the likelihood that visitors will see what they are hoping to see by giving the guide a better idea of what to search for and when to stop.
Photographic Safari |
Normal safari |
| Spending a significant amount of time on sightings allows you to enjoy and experience animals interacting with one another, which allows you to get stunning photos. | Day visitors usually don’t stay on a sighting for more than five to ten minutes before leaving, so you won’t have much time to appreciate it or take good pictures.
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| Flexible Times | Limited Time |
| Private access is granted to certain parts of the park. | Normal Access by following the road |
| Modified open safari jeeps | Normal closed Safari Jeeps |
| Relaxed and enjoyable | Usually quite busy because time is a major factor, but it may also be fun. |
| It is somewhat expensive because you need to obtain the necessary permits to grant wide destination access. | Less expensive |
By carefully planning and preparing, you can ensure a successful and rewarding photographic safari in Tanzania, capturing memories that will last a lifetime.