Many people will have the argument, you don’t need to fly around the world to see some animals, just drive down the road? The animals in the zoo will behave very differently to those in the wild, so you don’t really get the real thing. So let’s try and clear a few things up, let’s look at the advantages and disadvantages of the two.
We’ll start with the Zoo. A Safari holiday will be considerably more expensive than heading to the zoo. These animals are great, and the zoo gives everybody the chance to meet them, although they are behind bars or a sheet of glass. The chance to see these animals is rare, but a zoo offers this chance to everybody, in some cases you can actually interact with these animals (probably not the dangerous ones). It isn’t exactly that far to travel either is it. Let’s go to the zoo, sounds easy and it is, easier than going on Safari. The zoo is a great place for you to take your children and a great lace for you and the family to have a day out.
So now let’s take a look at the Safari. If you want an idea of how amazing these holidays, then consider this, they are utterly amazing, life changing and unforgettable. This is a holiday that you only really need to go on once, but after you have been, you will want to go back again. The chance to see these animals in their true habitat and to experience life like they do. Imagine the feeling of sitting in your bed knowing there are Lions or rhinos walking around outside. Although they are quite expensive it is worth every single penny, and it is not recommended for young children either, mainly because they like to touch things. You will hear astonishing stories that your guide will tell you about and some of them are considered luxury holidays.
Think carefully when you go to the zoo the next time, the more you see these animals in captivity the more you will want to see them in the wild, you never know you might end up wanting a Kenya safari!