Our fascination with the wild and getting back to nature is growing more and more every day. Whilst we feel more and more trapped within the confines of modern society, the yearning for us to escape to something more natural and simple will inevitably grow. For those living in America, going ‘Into the Wild’ is far eas

Such journeys, no matter how short, can be life-changing, and you don’t have to burn all your money and steal a canoe to find yourself in the wild. However, in Britain we don’t have the same luxury of heading into the wild. With very few options of remote locations to explore, we will more than likely have to look elsewhere if we want to really experience the joy of getting back to nature.

Which could go some way to explain why African safari holidays are becoming more popular than ever. The majority of holidays Brits go on will be in areas that all seem very alike – beach holidays or skiing holidays which could be almost anywhere else in the world. However, with safari holidays you truly get a unique experience and one that can take you into the wild without any of the danger that could potentially come with it.

In one very famous incident, getting back to nature and going into the wild was fatal. However, the experience was one of awakening and learning. Safari holidays offer this in a more secure environment, also allowing you to see how you would cope heading off on such an adventure without the safety net.

So if you truly want to escape the rat race and see how rewarding a trip into the wild could be, African safari holidays could give you all the insight, and potentially all the enlightenment, you might need.