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7 reasons why a private safari is relatively safe during COVID-19

  1. You travel with 1 and the same driver and your own family, partner or friends. There is minimal contact with other travellers;
  2. Your driver/guide will wear a facemask, there will be extra hand washing procedures, you will sit in the back of the vehicle, not next to your driver;
  3. All accommodations are small scale with less people than massive hotel resorts. The 1.5 meter distance is easily achievable;
  4. All restaurants, shops and attractions have adjusted to the Covid-19 rules;
  5. You do not travel in cities, only in remote wildlife areas;
  6. Africa is experienced with regards to dealing with viruses and extra sterilizing measurements are already in place;
  7. Flexible: if borders are closed due to Covid-19, changing dates are free of charge if available in the same price category.

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