The Mating Game with David Attenborough
The first episode of The Mating Game, David Attenborough’s latest BBC wildlife series captured some intriguing details of, among others, the private lives of ostrich, zebra and topi. The scenery where these antics were filmed is no less captivating with the spectacular plains of the Masai Mara and Serengeti on show, along with Namibia’s extraordinarily beautiful desert landscapes.
A lone ostrich in the Namib Naukluft Desert close to Woldwedans Dune Camp
If the ostrich piqued your interest, then our blog on dream safaris in Namibia is worth a quick look. The great herds of zebra and wildebeest roaming the Serengeti are only a part of the fantastic safari opportunities in Tanzania, while Kenya, home to the rather unfortunate topi, offers myriad options from the plains of the Masai Mara to a glorious Indian Ocean coast.
Zebra marching across the plains near Singita Faru Faru Camp
Aardvark Safaris arranges holidays in all three of the destinations featured so if you would like to see in real life, rather than down the lens, the magnificent wildlife and wilderness do get in touch. While we can’t promise to enlighten you further on the mating game, we can guarantee epic wildlife sightings amid iconic surroundings.
With predators always on the prowl, the Masai Mara is no place to lose focus! Mara Plains Camp
What next?
If this has inspired you to plan your dream safari holiday we would be delighted to help. Our team of experts has travelled widely throughout Africa and the Indian Ocean and can offer expert advice on every type of safari from family and beach holidays to riding and primate safaris. Do get in touch – chatting to people by phone or email is what we do best. We listen, we explain, we answer all sorts of questions even those you didn’t know to ask, and finally we make suggestions. If this is your first time to Africa or your twenty first, we have a team standing by to help make the planning easy and the journey the best ever. Please get in touch whatever stage you’re at.
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