Follow in the footsteps of our editor-in-chief and pack what he does when he goes on African safari. After all, he's been on more than 30, so his experience can inform yours.
"On safari, everyone remembers to take a camera — although many people neglect the mandatory 400mm lens — but forget that the truly essential piece of equipment is a pair of good binoculars. Friends who own safari camps have traditionally sworn by Leica products. However, if money is no object, I suggest you opt for Swarovski’s EL 8.5×42. Also remember to bring your own bird-identification books and field guides; the lodges never have enough copies."
Learn How to Get the Best Wildlife Photos on Safari from the photography studio manager at Londolozi.
Andrew Harper members have access to full travel-planning services through Andrew Harper Travel.
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