Every game drive is different – which keeps things exciting – but the format of a game drive is likely to be quite similar, wherever you are:
Rangers are usually in radio contact to share sightings with rangers in other vehicles also out in the same area.
In most places, there’s an etiquette once a sighting is shared, whereby no more than two or three vehicles will approach a sighting at one time so as not to disturb the wildlife, and avoid a scrum of vehicles.
At exclusive game reserves, you may well never see another vehicle whilst on a game drive, but in crowded national parks such as the Serengeti there may be a dozen or more vehicles fyting for the best spot at a sighting.
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