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Las formas más populares de disfrutar de Africam Safari y otras atracciones cercanas

Africam Safari - Qué SABER antes de ir (ACTUALIZADO 2024)

• (1.34 km) Natural Suites Hotel & Spa
• (13.16 km) Banyan Tree Puebla
• (12.96 km) Cartesiano Boutique & Wellness Hotel
• (12.90 km) Casareyna Hotel
• (14.45 km) Grand Fiesta Americana Puebla Angelópolis
• (13.46 km) Restaurante Hook Black Puebla
• (13.37 km) Terraza Quintal
• (13.46 km) Royalty Restaurante Puebla
• (13.47 km) Attico 303
• (13.22 km) CASA AMORA XVI
• (12.22 km) Unlimited Experiences
• (13.70 km) Capilla del Rosario
• (11.34 km) Catedral Basílica de Puebla
• (15.29 km) Acuario Michin Puebla
• (13.17 km) Museo Amparo

EXPERIENCIA CON BISONTES

Panorama safari, ¡descubre las experiencias exclusivas, ¡se parte de los guardianes salvajes, tienda en línea, información.

Adulto: $385

Pasaporte Anual: $965

INAPAM: $192

Menores de 3 años no pagan boleto.

De 3 a 11 años pagan boleto de niño.

A partir de 12 años pagan boleto de adulto.

El costo de la entrada es por persona y el Safari se recorre en auto particular.

Los precios pueden variar sin previo aviso.

*Por el momento no contamos con servicio interno de autobuses.

Taquilla de lunes a viernes 10 am a 5 pm .

Taquilla sábados y domingos 9 am a 5 pm.

Las Experiencias Exclusivas operan todos los días de la semana.

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6 Safari Photography Tips (for African Wildlife Photos!)

African wildlife photography is what I do . As a wildlife photographer, I’ve taken photos in 26 countries on every continent. But I keep going back to Africa. That’s because nowhere else has the same rich variety of game… and the sheer number of exciting, life-and-death moments that come with it!

If you want to find out how to make the most of photographing wild animals in Africa, please read on. We hope this inspires you to capture the best safari photography on your next trip to Africa!

Top 6 African Safari Photography Tips

Here are my best tips for taking amazing photos of African wildlife on safari. These are based on over 18 years of experience as a wildlife photographer.

1. Plan “Where” and “When” for Africa Wildlife Photography

When going on African safaris, it’s important to be in the right place at the right time. Nothing is guaranteed with safari photography, of course. So you can never expect to turn up and see Africa’s Big Five  wherever you go.

But certain camps and certain countries are well-known for certain wild animals. The best place to see African elephants is probably Chobe National Park in Botswana. But you won’t see a single cheetah or rhino!

It would be best if you also visited at the right time. Most predators are territorial. This means they stay in the same place all year round. But the prey species are often migratory.

For example, if you want to see wildebeest and zebras, you need to know when the Great Migration takes place. There’s no point trying to watch the Mara river crossing in January. This is when the vast herds are in the southern Serengeti, hundreds of miles away!

2. Gear Up for Safari Like a Wildlife Photographer

I’m a professional wildlife photographer. So it makes sense for me to spend thousands of dollars on the best Sony wildlife camera and lenses. But not everyone has that kind of budget for a safari camera or camera equipment. And expecting to capture great wildlife photos with an iPhone is a bit optimistic!

Generally, you want a camera with a fast frame rate, high resolution, and eye-detection autofocus. And you should have two camera bodies to quickly change focal lengths in an ideal world. Make sure to give yourself enough time to compare cameras and really make sure you have the best camera possible for your budget.

African wildlife can be small, skittish, and fast-moving—especially the birds. So having a 400mm+ telephoto lens is vital. But if you want to take a photo of an elephant from 10 yards away? You need a wide-angle lens just to squeeze it all in!

Your camera lens should ideally have a max aperture of f/2.8 or f/4. This means they work in low light and provide good background bokeh. Lens cloth, spare batteries, and memory cards are important. But tripods or monopods aren’t practical in a jeep.

It’s also a good idea to take a laptop with you so that you can download and edit all your pictures after each game drive. You can then format your memory cards ready for the next one.

I have an 8 TB hard drive, which offers plenty of space. Sometimes I take an external hard drive with me for a backup.

3. Know How to Use Your Camera to Photograph Wildlife

Asking wildlife photographers what cameras they have can be a bit insulting. It would be easy if safari photography were just about having good photography equipment. A great camera is no good unless you know how to use it.

I’ve lost count of the times guests have told me that they just bought a new camera for the safari. But they “haven’t had a chance” to take any photos.

Not being able to dial in the right camera settings can be very frustrating. It’s an easy way to turn a week-long safari into a week-long course in “ getting to know your camera “!

The answer, of course, is to make time to learn how to use your camera. Yes, we all lead busy lives. But it doesn’t take long to read a few articles , book a lesson, or even talk to a mate. Learn about what exposure and autofocus settings to use .

My Presets for Amazing Wildlife Photos

When shooting wildlife photos, I have three default presets on my Sony a1 command dial:

• Animals : 1/1000 s, max aperture, and Auto ISO in Manual mode
• Birds : 1/3200 s, max aperture, and Auto ISO in Manual mode
• Slow Pan : 1/15 s and 50 ISO in Aperture Priority mode

You can choose your own favorite settings. But you often have only a few seconds to capture a picture. So it pays to be ready in advance.

You might also need to change things on the fly. That means knowing how to set your shutter speed, aperture, and other settings… without taking your eye away from the viewfinder . Practice makes perfect!

4. Capture Safari Photos With the Right Lighting

The hours after dawn and before sunset are known as the “golden hour” because of the color of the light. That soft, warm tone is ideal for wildlife safari photography. So it’s important to make the most of that perfect time.

Unfortunately, that means getting up in the early morning before dawn. This is hard for anyone who likes to sleep late and eat breakfast at 9:30! Taking wildlife photos at sunset is a lot easier. But only if you’re in the right place.

Most African national parks kick guests out just after sunset. So you really want to be in a private concession where you can stay as long as you like.

5. Spend More Time With African Wildlife for a Great Photograph

Most guests on a safari drive around in their safari vehicle until they see an animal, take a couple of pictures, and then head off to the next one. Rinse and repeat. Unfortunately, that means you won’t usually get many “keepers.” That’s because you won’t be there long enough!

If you want to up your safari photography game, you must spend more time with African wildlife. That might mean an awkward negotiation with your partner or the other guests. But there’s a big payoff.

The next time you see a lilac-breasted roller, you can get a picture of a bird in flight rather than a “bird on a stick.” If you spend time with lions, leopards, or cheetahs, you can be there when they hunt.

Some people are a bit squeamish about it. And some feel sorry for unsuspecting prey. But I’ve seen several kills. And they’re among the most exciting moments I’ve ever experienced!

6. Experiment With Different Shots for More Original Photos

It’s better to take a thousand pictures than take the same picture a thousand times. It’s easy to “spray and pray.” And you may not even realize you’re doing it. But it’s definitely something to avoid.

The best safari photographs need originality and creativity. Everyone has a camera these days. So it’s hard to “stand out from the herd.” But it pays to be different. Here are a few ideas for you to try on photo safaris:

• Action photos
• Slow shutter speed shots
• Silhouettes at sunrise or sunset
• Black-and-white pictures
• Low-key and high-key portraits
• Photos on night drives
• Pictures in bad weather

African safari photography offers a chance to capture memorable shots of exotic animals… but only if you approach it the right way! Use these tips as a guide to take the best wildlife photos possible. I hope my ideas help you make the most of your next safari.

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Africam Safari Puebla: Precio de boletos, promociones, horarios y cómo llegar a la nueva casa de la Jirafa Benito

¿Quieres visitar a la Jirafa Benito en su nuevo hogar ? A continuación te decimos lo que sabemos de Africam Safari Puebla, sus precios, promociones, horarios y cómo llegar hasta la reserva.

Este martes 23 de enero la Jirafa Benito llegó a Africam Safari Puebla , su nuevo hogar luego de sufrir en el Parque Central de Ciudad Juárez por presunto maltrato animal.

Y si planeas asistir a visitar a la Jirafa Benito y su rebaño, así como a otras especies que conviven en el parque de conservación, te contamos lo que sabemos de Africam Safari.

Africam Safari Puebla guarda alrededor de 450 especies de animales

Africam Safari es un parque de conservación de vida silvestre en Puebla , ubicado en Carretera al Oasis 17302-22, Boluevard Capitán Carlos Camacho Espíritu, en Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza, a 16.5 kilómetros (km) de la ciudad.

El parque cuenta con alrededor de 450 especies de animales de África y América , incluidas especies en peligro de extinción a las que han brindado cuidados, como:

• lobo mexicano
• leones africanos
• leones marinos
• elefantes de Namibia

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¿Cómo llegar a Africam Safari?

Para llegar a Africam Safari puedes tomar las siguientes rutas:

• Viajar en auto por la carretera Autopista México - Puebla/México 150D hasta Atlixco y después dirigirte hacia Anillo Periférico Ecológico/Carretera Internacional/Casa Blanca, mantente en la ruta a San Francisco Ocotlán y Boulevard Capitán Carlos Camacho Espíritu hacia tu destino.
• Llegar a Puebla y tomar un autobús en CAPU, ubicado en Boulevard Norte 4222, Col. Las Cuartillas, en el Zócalo de la ciudad, los cuales te llevarán hasta Africam Safari.

Cabe destacar que para viajar en los autobuses se paga la entrada al parque de conservación, y según su información de 2023, los costos eran de 460 pesos adultos y 450 niños.

La salida de los recorridos es a las 11:00 am desde CAPU y a las 11:30 horas desde el Zócalo de Puebla, y en su compra incluyen:

• Entrada al parque (acceso general)
• Viaje Redondo (ida y vuelta)
• Seguro de viajero
• Guía de recorrido

Precios y horarios de Africam Safari Puebla

Africam Safari Puebla se encuentra abierto al público de lunes a domingo en un horario de 10 a 17 horas, en las que ofrece diferentes recorridos para sus visitantes.

Con respecto a los precios de acceso , también hay diferentes tarifas, siendo:

• Boleto de niños de 4 a 11 años, 375 pesos cada uno
• Boleto de adulto, de 12 años en adelante, 385 pesos cada uno
• Adultos con INAPAM, 192 pesos por boleto
• Explorer Passport 965 pesos cada uno

Además, Africam Safari ha puesto en marcha su visita “Moon Safari”, la cual estará disponible todos los viernes y sábados de enero a partir de las 06:00 pm. Dicha experiencia cuesta 2 mil 250 pesos por persona.

Para comprar los boletos puedes ingresar a la página: https://africam.myshopify.com/collections/boletos-y-combos