safaris

/səˈfɑriz/

NOUN

1. Trips into undeveloped areas to observe or hunt wild animals

Journeys into natural or undeveloped areas to see, photograph, or hunt wild animals in their natural environment.

1.1. Wildlife observation expeditions

Organized trips into wilderness areas to observe, photograph, and experience wild animals in their natural habitats.

Synonyms

  • wildlife expeditions
  • wildlife excursions
  • wildlife tours
  • game drives
  • nature trips

Examples

  • Our travel agency offers a variety of wildlife safaris for nature enthusiasts.
  • Safaris in the national park provide a unique opportunity to observe diverse animal species.
  • Families with children enjoy educational safaris to learn about conservation efforts.
  • Experienced guides lead thrilling night safaris for a chance to spot nocturnal creatures.

Related Words

  • wildlife watching
  • animal photography
  • nature exploration
  • ecotourism
  • wildlife adventures

1.2. General journeys and excursions

Trips or journeys undertaken for exploration, adventure, sightseeing, or recreation, particularly in unfamiliar or remote areas.

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Examples

  • Adventure seekers often choose multiple safaris to explore different ecosystems.

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NOUN

2. A caravan traveling on a safari

A group of people or vehicles traveling together on an expedition through a wilderness area.

2.1. Traveling group or caravan

A party of travelers or vehicles moving together through a wilderness area during a safari expedition.

Synonyms

  • caravans
  • expedition parties
  • traveling parties
  • convoys

Related Words

  • tour groups
  • traveling companions
  • expedition teams

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 safari expeditions

To travel through natural or undeveloped areas as part of a safari, typically to observe or photograph wildlife.

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