See the wildlife of Bandia Wildlife Reserve on a 4WD safari game drive
Spot animals like rhinos, zebras, giraffes, impalas, and more in the wild
Take a cruise on the dunes and the beach of Pink Lake
Visit the salt harvesters and learn about the salt extraction process
See the crocodiles pool and a variety of birds in the reserve
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ツアー・観光
催行形式
混乗ツアー
アクセス
ホテル送迎
集合時間
通常(8:00-9:00)
ガイド形式
ガイド付きツアー
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Embark on a safari game drive at Bandia Wildlife Reserve and see a variety of African wildlife. Then, visit the Pink Lake to see salt harvesters and cruise on the dunes and the beach.
Start your adventure with a game drive at Bandia Wildlife Reserve. Board a 4WD vehicle and cover 55 miles in search of the most emblematic African wildlife. Look out for rhinos, zebras, giraffes, impalas, roan, buffalo, Derby and Cap Elands, warthogs, Patas and green vervets monkeys, and a variety of birds.
End your game drive at the crocodile pool. Then, drive to the Pink Lake, where you can explore the lake and see the salt harvesters. Cruise on the dunes and the beach before returning to your starting location.
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Not Suitable For: Pregnant women
Not Suitable For: People with back problems
Not Suitable For: People with animal allergies
What To Bring: Comfortable shoes
What To Bring: Hat
What To Bring: Camera
What To Bring: Sunscreen
What To Bring: Water
What To Bring: Binoculars
Not Allowed: Smoking
Know Before You Go: Wear comfortable shoes and clothing suitable for a safari.
Know Before You Go: Bring a hat, sunscreen, and water to stay hydrated.
Know Before You Go: Use of cameras is allowed, but avoid flash photography near animals.
Know Before You Go: Smoking, eating, and drinking are not permitted during the game drive.
Know Before You Go: Do not attempt to touch or feed the animals for your safety and theirs.