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Embarking on a safari is an exciting and transformative experience. To make the most of your journey and ensure you’re fully prepared, we’ve compiled a comprehensive guide on what to bring. Whether you’re a first-time explorer or a seasoned traveler, these tips will help you prepare for an unforgettable safari.
1853: James Chapman (1831-1872) arrived at Linyanti en-route to view the Victoria Falls, but was refused passage by Chief Sekeletu, he became ill, so returned to Kuruman. He would have been the first Westerner to view the falls, 2 years before David Livingstone, “discovered” the Victoria Falls on 16th November
As we entered the park, and approached the camp, my eyes drank in the sight of the remote north-western region of Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe’s largest reserve, where Daka Plains Camp resides. A brief 40-minute safari transfer from Robin’s airstrip leads you to this unique destination. Nestled atop a low
In the heart of Africa, where the wild thrives and the soul seeks solace, a remarkable journey began. Born in the picturesque landscapes of Nakuru, Kenya, Ian Batchelor was raised amidst the stunning beauty of Africa. At the tender age of five, his family relocated to Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), marking
Daka Expeditions is styled on the traditional ‘Out of Africa’ safari experience, a journey back in time to a more simple and original Colonial splendour, with sweeping views out towards Botswana this is your exclusive piece of Africa!
Situated on the famous old ‘Hunter’s Road, the route of renowned Explorers and adventurers, Daka Expeditions has its own safari game drive vehicle and Professional Guide. This camp offers guests a genuine taste of yesteryear, with incredible attention to detail and an authentic under canvas experience. The design and planning of this camp reflects the owners’ passion for adventure and the feel of early
Exploration, which is such an integral part of the history of this region.
Daka Expeditions is situated in the far northwest of Hwange National Park on the Daka Plains Concession which is a 45-minute/1 hour game drive from robin’s airstrip.
The Camp is sited close to the Deka seeps, the head waters of the Deka river which flows east to the Zambezi. With sweeping views over our private concession towards Botswana, each tent is specifically placed to ensure your view is nothing short of spectacular!
GPS Co-Ordinates:
-18.668207, 25.806740
(Kindly note timings and meals may vary slightly and winter timings are different)
05h30 Wakeup call at your tent.
06h00 Light breakfast in the dining tent.
06h30 Depart for your morning activity, game drive/nature walk.
10h30 Return from morning activity.
11h00 Brunch.
Afternoon at Leisure.
15h30 Afternoon Tea.
16h00 Depart on afternoon game drive.
19h30 Return from game drive.
20h00 Dinner.
After dinner optional night drive.
Clothing on safari should be comfortable and colours should blend in with nature as much as possible. Beige, greens, browns, tan, and khaki coloured clothing is advisable. Evening dress is ‘smart casual’, no formal wear required.
Winter
