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What To Wear In Africa Safari
When deciding what to wear on safari it’s important to pick clothes that are breathable and adapt to the changing temperatures.
The key is layering, as even with the sun shining, it gets chilly when out on safari. Blend in with the bush as much as possible with neutral colours, such as khaki, beige, taupe. Bright colours will only make you more noticeable to wildlife.
Select items that can be easily mixed and matched together to create a good number of outfits. The right accessories (always a hat and sunglasses on safari), will allow outfits to transcend from day to evening for an informal, relaxed dinner.
