Do safari lodges provide daily meals?

Yes, most safari lodges serve meals every day; they are frequently included in the whole cost. Here's what to anticipate:

1. All-Inclusive Meals: 

• A lot of safari lodges have packages that include all three meals each day, which are usually breakfast, lunch, and supper. Typically, the lodge's dining hall or special outside spaces like a boma (traditional African outdoor enclosure) are used to serve these meals.
• Some opulent lodges additionally provide snacks and afternoon tea in addition to alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks in between meals.

2. Meal times: 

• Early breakfast: Since game drives often begin before sunrise, food is frequently provided quite early.
• Brunch or lunch is served at the resort following the early-morning wildlife drive.
• Dinner is served after the evening game drive. It is a more formal meal that often consists of a range of foods that are frequently influenced by regional and global cuisines.

3. Special Meals & Bush Dining: 

• A few lodges provide bush dining, which is an unusual outdoor eating experience where meals are served in the forest.
• Packeted meals, like as picnic lunches, may be provided by lodges if you're going on an all-day game drive or trip.

4. Dietary Restrictions: 

• A lot of safari lodges can meet special needs and dietary choices, such as being gluten-free, vegetarian, or vegan. Any particular needs should be communicated to the lodge ahead of time.

5. Drinks: 

• The bundle may include soft drinks, tea, coffee, and certain alcoholic beverages at many lodges. However, depending on the lodge's policies, specialty alcoholic beverages could be more expensive.