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Copyright © 1. 97. Hans- Georg. Michna. View Larger Map. Contents. Introduction. About this document. Safari Services. A Day in the Wilderness. A Travelling Day.
Can I Stand It? Children. Airline Flights. Preparations. Country and People. The Off- Road Vehicle.
GPSRules. Flying. Camping. Photography. Health. Security.
Cost. Safari Itinerary. Nairobi. Naivasha. Nakuru. Baringo. Maralal. Baringo – Samburu direct. Maralal. Samburu/Buffalo Springs.
Shaba, Meru, Kora (not in the normal itinerary)Mount Kenya (not in the normal itinerary)Samburu – Nairobi. Ukunda. Lamu. Kilaguni Lodge. Amboseli. Amboseli – Nairobi.
Masai Mara. Serengeti – Ngorongoro Crater. Nairobi – Departure. Background Information. General_Information_about_Kenya. Conditions of Entry. Hotel Prices. Car Hire and Prices. Nature Reserve Prices.
Money. Mobile Phones. Internet Connection. Links. Kenya is rated highly by most tourists who visited, with 9. Some of the reasons the. Kenyan people, attractive and appealing sceneries, uncrowded and unspoiled. From. nationmedia.
The main purpose of this document is to give free advice to travellers and some. Kenya. I also arrange such safaris from time to time for friends (not for profit), and.
If you want to plan your own self- drive safari or want to take part in one, please. It contains important information about your journey. Kenya. Please note that all information given in this document is without guarantee. You are responsible for yourself. This especially applies to. Kenya. You can also hire me as a guide or security advisor. In this case please.
A rough estimate of the lower limit. Please note that these prices are for a professionally guided safari. If you. travel on your own, your costs will typically be around $2,0. Kenya. This is a pessimistic. For more details please see the chapter Cost below.
Your safari can be arranged with your choice of lodges, car sizes and, if you. Self- driving. is quite possible and is recommended for very active adventurers. If you prefer. to relax, take a driver. You can still take to the steering wheel whenever you like. Your safari can be geared towards wildlife photography or zoology and can include.
I am also available as a planner, security advisor, and guide for exclusive group. V. I. P. tours to east Africa and can advise security escorts and body guards. Suitable airplanes are available for pilots, e. Cessna single- engine four- seaters.
These airplanes can be piloted after a three- day. If a pilot doesn't pass the final test flight and there. The minimal requirement for pilots is the possession of a private pilot license. English language radio operator license.
Recommended is some flying experience in single engine airplanes with constant speed. Without this there is an increased.
Forms: Foreign licence validation; Summary of flying; Self fly charter info. A flying safari works best when pilots are accompanied by a group, like family.
The reason is that ground transportation. The following descriptions of two days on safari are fictitious and do not reflect. Chai, Bwana!" ("Tea, sir!") Slowly I wake up and begin to understand that the. Yesterday I had asked to be woken. Now the time has come.
Perhaps I should rather sleep. I rise and dress, also donning the warm jacket, because it is still quite cool. I walk over to the room where more morning tea and coffee is served.
It is still. pitch dark outside. Only a pale- blue stripe on the eastern horizon announces the. At 6 o'clock we walk out to the off- road vehicles, wipe the dew off the windows. At first we drive with the headlights on, so we can see where we drive. We look out for vultures, which in turn look for successful other predators and. In the distance we spot a vulture, heavily flapping its wings, without.
He flies at low altitude, trying to avoid. But another one is already flying in from another. We try to make out the direction and. A quarter of an hour later we drive over a ridge and see a gruesome scene unfold. Two lionesses had hunted a gnu calf before sunrise and are still eating. A large number of vultures sit around around the lions at a safe distance. Many sit on nearby trees.
New vultures fly in from all directions all the time. We slowly drive closer to the lions, always at an angle, never directly towards. They do not react at all and are obviously.
We drive to approximately 2. One of our photographers says, "Could you drive three meters back and. Then we would have the sun almost from the side." The driver obliges. Macgruber Full Movie Part 1. Roof. and windows are open, and I use the telephoto lens and polarizing filter. Another. one tries to photograph the approaching and landing vultures with the help of a. A spotted hyaena approaches with his typical amble, but then sits down and keeps. After a while the lionesses are totally full and can gain no more from the gnu.
The remains now consist mostly of skin and bone. One of the two lionesses. Shortly thereafter the.
Almost before she leaves, the vultures all at once descend on. From further afield more. Suddenly, only few seconds later, the hyaena enters the scene and. The hyaena creeps into the thorax. I almost feel sick, but the vultures.
The scene remains thrilling, until one of us notices that it is already after. We decide to set a GPS waypoint on the place. Just before 9 o'clock, but still in time, we reach the lodge and hurry to the. There's still some food left, and the waiters already wait for us with.
I try the English breakfast, porridge. After being active early in the morning this is not bad at all.
Others. prefer "continental breakfast", toast with jam. There are always some local fruits. After the breakfast some fanatic nature lovers drive again out into the bush. Others are lazy, but some go out on a safari on. Maasai. A few branch off later to the. I take photos of the baboons that pass through the lodge compound. At noon there is a complete buffet meal.
The incessant game drivers come back. After lunch all unanimously feel lazy. The sun radiates almost perpendicularly. It is warm. Most disappear into the reed- covered, airy and cool huts. Some sit near the river bank and watch the water and the butterflies, lizards. Only after 3 o'clock, when the. Three of our off- roaders drive.
We visit the gnu calf again, of which nothing edible remains, and find only a. We look once more, then want to drive on, when. Look there!" He points to the group of shrubs, but we cannot.
The first car starts moving toward the shrubs. Only as we almost touch. There are nine, including three. This time the male lion is there also. Except for the cubs all lie there with. We stay with them taking photos for a while, then we drive on, this time towards.
On our way we meet a group of giraffes, an enormous herd of wildebeest. Impala antelopes, Grants and Thompson's gazelles. We meet a hyaena in bright. Finally we come down into. We reach the river, whose brown water rolls to the south between the sandy river. We get out of the cars and stand high on the steep bank.
There in the middle. Then still more pop up, to the left and to the right. The whole river is full of hippos. We move as little as possible and slowly. After a while the hippos lose their. Two big hippos get into a wrangling.
The water sprays, and the others emerge to see what's going on. The cameras click.
After another while suddenly someone points far to the right at the other bank. We look, but it takes us some time to spot what our friend is seeing.
On the bank or the river lies a large crocodile, roughly four meters long. Through. its colouring and total lack of movement it was so well camouflaged that nobody. Eventually we get up, back into our off- road cars, and drive some way along the. We see a group of elephants, which end up plunging into the river from the. We approach as closely as possible and photograph them. The scene is. very beautiful.
The elephants obviously enjoy the water.