Kafue National Park The largest of all wilderness parks in Zambia, Kafue nurses the densest population of wildlife in all Zambia. Thousands of red lechwe, endless hoard of antelopes, sable, waterbuck, puka, roan, oribi, hartebeest, and vast number of predators to name a few. In fact, the only animal that you wont see in her are the zebras. This is due to the reason that the park shelters diverse ecosystems that allow different species to coexist within a single location. Selinda Reserve in Botswana Though this haven is less popular among novice safari travelers, it is still the top choice of seasoned travelers who seem to return to the place over and over and over again. The number of elephants concentrating here is almost 600 individuals during the peak season. However, less tourists visit here since they are attracted to neighboring national parks such as the magnificent Serengeti and the mighty Ngorongoro. The dry season harbors the largest population of elephants along with other enormous animals and plain beasts, which benefit from the vast water resources of the Tarangire River. Wildlife roam in its area as it was intended after the creation. They are free; they flourish at their own rate at their own fashion. It is no wonder why Tanzania safari is placed among the world's finest in game viewing. Aside from the games, Tanzania safari is also well known for its enormous gatherings of wildlife habitats and ecosystems. Don't bring with you more than 25 pounds worth luggage since you will travel a lot and will transfer from one small vehicle to another. Make it also a point that your safari clothes and gears are packed in waterproofed materials such as that of the duffel bags. The majority of safari guides recommend only 2 to 3 days supply of clothing as there will be facilities for laundry in lodges and camps. When You Want to See Them ALL, Go to Kenya Safari Although there is a large market for competition with other African countries, Kenya still assumes its top place in harboring visitors from all over the world. Much of Kenya is usually deemed as safari, which in turn made it famous. Even before the birth of other countries to compete for tourist market, Kenya has already emerged as the pioneer.