safari

/səˈfɑri/

NOUN

1. An expedition to observe or hunt wild animals

A journey into a natural or undeveloped area to observe, photograph, or hunt wild animals in their natural environment.

1.1. Wildlife observation and photography trip

An organized journey into a wilderness area, typically in Africa, to observe, photograph, and experience wild animals in their natural habitat.

Synonyms

  • wildlife expedition
  • wildlife tour
  • wildlife excursion
  • game drive
  • wildlife adventure

Examples

  • The family excitedly planned a safari adventure to explore the African wildlife.
  • We marveled at the majestic elephants during our guided safari tour.
  • Safari enthusiasts equipped their cameras for a chance to capture rare animal sightings.

Related Words

  • wildlife watching
  • animal spotting
  • nature tour
  • bush tour
  • ecotourism

1.2. A hunting expedition

A journey into the wilderness specifically undertaken to hunt wild animals in their natural environment.

Synonyms

  • hunting expedition
  • hunt
  • hunting trip
  • shooting expedition

Related Words

  • game hunting
  • big-game hunting
  • tracking
  • stalking

NOUN

2. A group or caravan traveling on safari

A party of people or vehicles traveling together on an expedition through wilderness areas.

2.1. A traveling safari party

A group of travelers, guides, or vehicles moving together through a wilderness area during a safari expedition.

Synonyms

  • caravan
  • expedition party
  • traveling party

Related Words

  • tour group
  • traveling party
  • convoy

VERB

3. To take part in a safari

To participate in an expedition into a wilderness area to observe, photograph, or hunt wild animals.

3.1. Participating in a wildlife expedition

To travel through a natural or undeveloped area as part of a safari, usually to observe or photograph wild animals.

Synonyms

Examples

  • They decided to safari across the African plains during their holiday.

Related Words

  • travel
  • tour
  • trek
  • journey
  • wildlife watching