The Best Places in the World for a Zebra Safari — and the Right Field & Moor Boots for Each Terrain
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From the thunder of Botswana’s salt-pan migration to the fine stripes of rare Grévy’s in Kenya, zebra viewing is world-class if you know where (and when) to go.
This guide pinpoints the best destinations and seasons for each zebra species, then pairs the conditions you’ll face with four Field & Moor models — Harrier, Marsh Harrier, Osprey, and Eagle (Golden Eagle) — so you step out in comfort, safety and style.
Best Lion Safaris: Where to Go, Terrain to Expect & the Right Boots
Summary
The blog explores the best lion safari destinations in Africa, highlighting what makes each special, the terrain and topography you’ll encounter, and which Field & Moor boots suit the conditions.
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East Africa (Maasai Mara, Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Lake Manyara, Ishasha): open savannahs, crater floors, and tree-climbing lion country. Best paired with Harrier for comfort or Marsh Harrier for dewy grass and kopje scrambles.
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Southern Africa (Kruger/Sabi Sand, Okavango, Savuti, South Luangwa, Hwange, Etosha, Namibia’s Skeleton Coast): from bushveld and floodplains to sandy pans and desert edges. Mix of Marsh Harrier for ankle protection in wet grass or thorns, Harrier for daily walking, and Eagle for tall-grass, thornveld, or desert winds.
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Practical tips cover breaking in boots, sock strategy, and caring for footwear on safari.
Key takeaway: Match your safari destination with boots designed for its terrain.
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Harrier – versatile, lightweight, ideal for walking safaris.
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Marsh Harrier – extra protection for wet grass, mud, and thorns.
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Eagle – tall, durable coverage for tough scrub and long grass.
Overall: With the right boots, you’ll be steady, comfortable, and confident whether you’re tracking lions on foot or watching prides from the vehicle.
