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Dress for the Quest with the National Geographic Backyard Safari Kit

This explorer gear sets the vibe for a summer full of adventures!

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You never know what you might find in your own backyard if you look hard enough!

Kids can let their imaginations run wild in the great outdoors with the National Geographic Backyard Safari Kit from Blue Marble . The safari gear includes a hat, a vest, a field guide with a pencil, a magnifying glass, a compass, a whistle, a pair of binoculars, and stickers, all packaged inside an eco-friendly compact box made from 100% recyclable cardboard.

The vest is designed to fit most kids between 4-6 years old, but you better believe I put that green-and-khaki bad boy on as a full-grown adult and it’s now the coolest article of clothing I own. Dressing the part of safari explorer really helps set the vibe for a summer full of adventures — even if the expeditions are taking place at home this year. The vest has four pockets, conveniently sized to fit all of the explorer gear, as well as zippers, straps, and hooks that kids can tie the objects to. The compass, the whistle, and the binoculars all have string necklaces attached to them so kids can wear them around their neck or secure them to the vest for easy access.

The gear is all functional so kids can really use the items as part of their observation activities to get hands-on with their surroundings, like reading the compass to figure out in what direction they’re going, or using the magnifying glass to get a closer look at a leaf or a ladybug. Explorers can feel free to get a close-up look and even roll around in the dirt because the vest is machine washable.

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The field guide contains educational information and activities to help kids interact with nature , including pages about flowers, trees, plants, insects , mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians. Each section includes a blank page where kids record their observations, as well as prompts to help guide them and make them think on a deeper level, such as “Describe the color, shape, and number of petals you saw on the flower,” “What was the insect doing?” and “What surprised you about the animal?”

The sticker sheet includes badge stickers for each section so kids can feel accomplished when they complete the activities. Plus, it’s rewarding to spend time outdoors and seek out different objects that kids might not have known were there in their own backyard all along.

Once kids start observing the nature around them, they’ll realize you don’t have to travel far to discover what makes our world so incredible — all you need to do is open your eyes and start exploring.

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Jackie Cucco

Jackie Cucco was a Senior Editor of The Toy Book, The Toy Insider, and The Pop Insider. She covered toy trends, pop culture, and entertainment news, and made appearances on national and regional outlets, including CBS, WPIX, News 12, and more. Jackie spends her time watching horror movies and working her way through every Stephen King novel out there.

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Go on a safari with our jam-packed Safari Science box, which includes tons of different Creativity and STEM Science Kits, all designed by experts to build confidence, flex creativity, and make kids smarter. Your pint-sized scientist will learn about the different types of safari habitats through scratch artboards and safari stencils. They’ll also create their own set of safari animal tracking ID cards, explore animal migration with an animal tracking kit, and discover the dangers of quicksand by mixing up a real quicksand pit and “rescuing” African animals from it! Designed for kids 3+.

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10 reviews for Safari

mike37 – February 6, 2015

My son thinks he is going to like everything. Today he played with the quicksand and spent over an hour having a great time.

sciencemom – February 7, 2015

The Quicksand was so awesome. I always love the activities, because they’re so unique and fun for me to do with my son. He’s a little nerd, so he loves them.

Emmy – February 8, 2015

The Quicksand Experiment was the best! Everything got used already. That says a lot! My 2 children enjoyed each one.

momofmorganandeli – February 9, 2015

my kids loved the animal tracking info and the quicksand was a big hit.

Maureen – February 11, 2015

My kids loved every project.

Trish – February 13, 2015

It was easy to use and everything was put together for me. I didn’t have to do any work to prep for learning time with my son.

joanneheys – February 14, 2015

Got to enjoy the box with our 4 year old granddaughter. She is like a little sponge for knowledge. Taking the info in the box then expanding it to the internet was a wonderful 1:1 opportunity. She is so excited when it comes in the mail.

esmlsm – February 15, 2015

Everything worked exactly like it was supposed to!

Nancy – March 10, 2015

The quicksand was used and reused again. She loved it.

Martina – March 30, 2015

My son and I had been talking about quicksand recently and literally the next day our box showed up……with the quicksand activity inside!! He absolutely loved it, and I learned a lot, too! We’ve tied your recent box themes to our giant kids’ map on the wall to learn a little geography, and he’ll now point to Africa and tell me that’s where quicksand comes from.

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Safari Packing List: Our in-depth guide what to bring on a safari

From clothes to camera gear & first aid kit

Many of you have been inquiring lately what we pack for a safari , which essentials to bring and what to leave at home. The main question is: What do you truly need on a safari? And how can you manage to abide by the 15-20kg bush plane luggage weight limit (and that’s the total weight – including your carry-on and personal items)!

So here’s our absolutely essential, proven-in-detail, fully explained safari packing list with everything you need on a safari plus all our tips what you really don’t need.

Disclaimer: This post is written by a woman , who often travels solo or with her husband and no kids. This packing list might look a bit different for a man or very different for a family with kids.

At the very end of this post you’ll find a FREE downloadable pdf packing list.

The clothes should be lightweight, durable and neutral coloured. And it’s all about layers!

Table of Contents

Safari packing list: Luggage

This is the first piece of advice: Unless you go on an ultra luxury safari without any weight or luggage limitations you should always bring luggage that works on bush planes , in open safari vehicles and on sandy paths in bush camps. So in essence: no hard case trolleys.

Instead it’s recommended to opt for duffle bags as they can easily be stowed – no matter if you travel by Mokoro boat or on a helicopter. As a bonus if they’re well made they have really durable zippers and close well so no sand and dust can get into your bag. My luggage usually consists of:

• 1 x North Face duffle bag large (weighing about 10kg when fully packed, check-in luggage on long haul flights)
• 1 x North Face duffle bag small (weighing about 5kg when fully packed, carry on luggage on long haul flights – this is mostly for my camera gear, which is stowed in separate camera inlets inside the duffle bag. Usually there’s some extra space in this bag for souvenirs…)
• 1 x small waterproof backpack (personal item, mostly for my travel documents and laptop)

Safari packing list: Clothes

It’s important to note a few things before we jump into the details of my garment packing list:

• It doesn’t matter if my safari is 5 days or 3 weeks – I would always pack the same amount of clothes.
• Camps and lodges in the bush offer complimentary laundry services for everything except for your delicates (exceptions apply, but generally this is the rule).
• This means you essentially need 2-3 sets of clothes, because laundry can sometimes take 2-3 days to return (they might be hand washed and dried outside in many camps in lack of washing machines).
• The only item where I pack supply for more days is underwear, although most camps offer laundry detergent and so you can always wash your delicates yourself by hand when in need.

My friend & travel buddy Kady is wearing our trusted Palladium boots here. And for cold mornings you should always bring a lightweight insulated jacket.

These are the garments i bring:.

• 1x lightweight insulated jacket (this is essential when travelling in the dry season = winter in many South African destinations, it gets cold at night!)
• 1x thin scarf (I use this to protect my neck from wind and sunburn)
• 1x thick scarf (this is a personal preference, but I love it and use it as pillow on planes and for very cold morning and evening game drives)
• 1x Long Cargo Pants (mine are relatively thin and are tapered at the ankles to avoid any insects to crawl in – this is only essential for walking safaris, not for game drives)
• 3x leggings (these are my go to “pants” on game drives – comfortable, easy to wear and wash, dry quickly. The only downside is that Tse Tse flies can bite you through those, but they literally bite through down jackets as well…)
• 2x long sleeve linen shirts (I wear these over sleeveless tops on warm days and just around camp for lunch etc.)
• 5x pairs of socks (high enough so you can put them over your tapered long pants to avoid ants to crawl into your pants)
• 2x long sleeve wool under layers (I usually bring quick dry wool long sleeves on winter safaris to layer in the mornings and evenings)
• 2x short sleeve / sleeveless T-Shirts
• 1x pair of Sunglasses
• 2x hooded sweaters (one jersey and one cashmere hooded sweater – layered over the long sleeve shirts these are perfect for the chilly mornings and the hoodie helps me spare packing a wool beanie)
• 7x underwear
• 2x pyjamas (again, it gets cold at night and if you sleep in a tent or even a regular safari camp you’ll want to wear a pyjama. I bring 2, so one can be washed once in a while.)
• 1x pair of Palladium ankle high light linen boots (these are the perfect safari shoes for me. I wear them on cold days, for walking safaris, hiking, etc. – everywhere except for the rainforest)
• Alternatively: 1x pair of waterproof ankle high hiking boots (if I go on safari in Central Africa – think gorilla or chimp trekking and moist rainforest conditions)
• 1x pair of Birkenstock sandals (I use the Arizona Eva model, which is 100% plastic and therefore can be easily washed and doubles as my showering and outdoor bathroom shoes)
• 1x safari hat with a wide brim (to protect your face and neck – especially for boat or canoe safaris!)
• 1x basecap (for walking safaris)
• Sometimes: 1x swimsuit (if I check into a lodge with a pool or combine my safari with a beach stay)

During the days it usually gets warm enough for linen shirts and t-shirts – even in winter.

Layering is essential on a safari – when we left in the morning we needed a jacket, on the plane we used them as pillows and when we landed it was warm enough for t-shirts and linen shirts., safari packing list: toiletries.

A short disclaimer here: I generally wear very little to no make-up, so this might read almost like a men’s toiletry bag. Of course you can add a few items if you prefer to have some glam in the bush . My experience is: You’ll be comfortable with less and less every day 🙂

Also it’s important to know that there’s countries that forbid the use of single use plastics (so think about this when you pack cotton swabs, floss picks, contact lenses, etc.). Everything that is packaged in single use plastics should be avoided if possible. I’ve listed a few alternative products below.

What’s in my safari toiletry bag:

• Sunscreen with SPF50 (try to bring environmentally friendly products, as your waste water will remain in the bush)
• Face Cleanser (this is one of my luxury products, but I can’t go to sleep without a proper face clean, even in the bush)
• Antioxidant (I’m trying to avoid sun damage to my facial skin, so this is also an essential for my face care routine)
• Tooth Brush (I even bring my electrical tooth brush, but that’s a very personal choice – since I travel so much I don’t want to compromise on my routine here)
• Deodorant (without perfume! You should never wear perfume on a safari, as animals have a very sensitive sense of smell and any unnatural scent can deter wildlife.)
• Tampons or your preferred feminine hygiene product (again: these will remain in the trash in the bush camps, so I use biodegradable organic cotton products. Personally I wouldn’t bring a menstrual cup on a safari as access to fresh water might be limited during the day when you’re out in the field, etc.)
• Biodegradable (!) dental floss (I use floss picks made from bamboo)
• Reusable ear swabs (I bought a washable one, that I use on safaris – it’s not perfect, but better than creating unnecessary waste.)

Toiletries that you don’t need to bring:

• Shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, body lotion! All of these are provided in the camps (and they will make sure the products are biodegradable and do not damage the soil or create toxic waste water).
• Towels: Camps and lodges always provide fresh towels. Unless you’ll go camping individually or stay in rooftop tents etc., then I would recommend quick dry travel towels.

Safari packing list: Camera & Equipment

This is a special section for the photography enthusiasts among you. As a professional travel photographer I bring quite an extensive amount of equipment, but I still bring a lot less than the “real” wildlife photographers. Their luggage almost exclusively consists of camera equipment.

The main difference is that I rely mostly on zoom lenses , to keep the camera equipment down to a minimum. Wildlife photographers often bring prime lenses and then you need a lot more than me 🙂

Here’s what I bring to take photos and videos (and work):

• Nikon Z8 (my primary camera)
• Nikon Z6II (my secondary camera)
• NIKKOR Z 100-400mm 4.5-5.6 lens (for wildlife shots)
• NIKKOR Z 24-70mm 2.8 lens (for landscapes, portraits, travel shots)
• 5x camera batteries (some days you might not be able to charge. Remember many safari camps don’t have power outlets in the rooms, but only at the main tent – so it’s always a bit of logistics to charge equipment.)
• 3x extra memory cards (it gets very technical here, but I bring one very fast ultra professional card for each camera with 512GB and the extra cards are all smaller. On my last safari I shot 500GB worth of photos and videos in a few days.)
• 3x 1TB SSD hard drives (this is to make sure I can create duplicate back-ups during the trip.)
• 2x camera battery charger (to charge 2 batteries at once)
• Laptop + charger (this is only necessary for my photo back-ups and editing sessions. If I weren’t a photographer I would probably leave my laptop at home on a safari, there’s often no internet anyways.)
• Mobile phone + 2 charger cables (1x regular cable for regular power outlets and 1x “old” USB cable for planes and safari vehicles)
• 1x power adapter (these are heavy and bulky, so you can also check with the camps you’re staying at if they provide adapters or if – like in Zambia – they had multiple different types of sockets for all sorts of chargers.)
• 1x multi-outlet power strip (I still bring one of those with at least 3 sockets, so I can charge more devices if there’s only one outlet available)
• 1x battery pack (this is to charge my phone or laptop when there’s no power available for whatever reason – we had fly-camps that relied 100% on solar and then 3 overcast days = no power. So it’s the ultimate backup, but only necessary, because I do need to work on these trips.)

Safari packing list: First-aid kit

This is a delicate one, as I’m no medical expert, so please don’t take this list and rely on it 100%, but consult your doctor before your trip. Also each location within Africa has different preconditions when it comes to tropical diseases, etc. – so these recommendations are to be taken with caution.

• Malaria medication (Malarone or similar. Please consult your doctor about the options when it comes to standby vs. prophylactic intake of malaria medication.)
• Clinical thermometer
• Antihistamine (I sometimes react to insect bites)
• Wound Disinfection
• Blister Pads (if you go on many walking safaris)
• Gauze bandages
• Disinfectant Spray

What I didn’t pack on my last trip was any regular flu medication and of course I caught a cold… my travel buddy Kady luckily had pastils against sore throat, nose spray and the likes. So you might want to add these to your list!

What you you don’t need to bring:

• Mosquito repellent (with a high DEET content)
• Insect repellants are usually provided by each camp. Often they even have two different types – one for your skin and one for your clothes. Also they provide the local products, that often work much better than what you can bring from your home country.

Safari packing list: Miscellaneous

Lastly here are few miscalleaneous items that are quite essential for any trip.

• Wallet with credit card, debit card, insurance card, etc.
• US Dollars (even when travelling from Europe I usually exchange US dollars ahead of the trip as those are accepted in every country. Make sure the bills are not torn or old or anything scribbled on them. Locals will only accept dollar notes in good condition as otherwise the banks will not exchange to their local currency. You can read more about my most important money tips for a safari here .)
• Vaccination card (you might have to provide proof of a yellow fever vaccination or a COVID vaccination – make sure to check the requirements for the destination you’re visiting).

What you you may or may not need to bring:

• Binoculars: I personally never bring binoculars, because I always look through the viewfinder of my camera with the long tele zoom lens instead. In many camps they also provide binoculars, either one pair per game drive vehicle or in more luxurious lodges there’s even a pair waiting for each guest in the room.
• Reusable water bottles: Even in more rustic fly camps these will be provided for the duration of the stay, but if you want to make sure to also have a water bottle ready for travel days, on airports, etc. you can bring your own.

• Headlamp: Usually camps provide flashlights or lanterns for nightly toilet visits or trips to the main tent. In many camps you’re not allowed to walk outside of your tent alone at night (because they’re unfenced and wildlife will pass through). So a team member will always be there with a flashlight.
• Gators: I brought gators to Rwanda for the chimp trekking and used them once during a 2 week trip. So unless you plan on going jungle trekking regularly I think those are not really necessary.

If this blogpost was helpful, make sure to also check our guide for safari beginners !

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"...When they saw each other wearing the gear, it was so cute . Play day couldn't gotten any more interesting in the backyard. Lol! They love them." Read more

"This is a really cute outfit for the little explorer in your life!..." Read more

Customers are satisfied with the quality of the costume outfit. They mention that it is durable, holds up well, and prevents breakage from hard use. Some appreciate the material.

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"...received my package today 2/6 and although the item seems to be good quality and got it in a timely manner I will have to return it since I was sent..." Read more

"...It's well made and the vest has a lot of pockets for keeping treasures in! The hat can be worn a few different ways which makes it fun!..." Read more

Customers find the costume outfit versatile. They say it's a great gift for kids who love to dress up and make-believe, and it'll be a perfect outfit for little explorers on their adventures.

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"A little small for a 9 year old, but it is a great outfit for a play jungle adventure " Read more

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Customers are mixed about the fit of the costume outfit. Some mention that it fits perfectly, while others say that it's too big or too small.

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"...It’s not a big deal, but still. It’s a bit small , we were desperate to get something in time. I wouldn’t order this for a child over 5." Read more

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Apple touts major 60% leap in Safari and WebKit performance

Apple’s WebKit team has published a new blog post this week detailing how they’ve made significant upgrades to Safari’s performance over the last several months. The improvements come following the debut of Speedometer 3.0 in March, described as a “major step forward in making the web faster for all.”

Back in March, Apple, Google, and Mozilla teamed up to launch the new Speedometer 3 browser benchmark. The goal of Speedometer 3 is to “create a shared understanding of web performance so that improvements can be made to enhance the user experience.”

The results provided by Speedometer 3 offer more details on how the test “captures and calculates scores, show more detailed results and introduce an even wider variety of workloads.” Apple says:

The introduction of Speedometer 3.0 is a major step forward in making the web faster for all, and allowing Web developers to make websites and web apps that were not previously possible.

Apple’s WebKit team says that it has successfully improved Safari’s Speedometer 3.0 score by ~60% between the release of Safari 17.0 in September and Safari 17.4’s release in March. These improvements, Apple says, mean that developers can build websites and web apps that are faster than ever before:

With all these optimizations and dozens more, we were able to improve the overall Speedometer 3.0 score by ~60% between Safari 17.0 and Safari 17.4. Even though individual progressions were often less than 1%, over time, they all stacked up together to make a big difference. Because some of these optimizations also benefited Speedometer 2.1, Safari 17.4 is also ~13% faster than Safari 17.0 on Speedometer 2.1. We’re thrilled to deliver these performance improvements to our users allowing web developers to build websites and web apps that are more responsive and snappier than ever.

The full blog post has a ton of technical details on the work that has been done to optimize WebKit and Safari for Speedometer 3.0.

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