When it comes to experiencing the world, there’s nothing like taking in the wonders of nature. With everything from lush green jungles to crystal clear oceans, the beauty is a sight to behold. But there’s another side to nature that we just can’t get enough of – the animals! From swimming with turtles to walking with lions and chilling with penguins, when Black women are on the go, they love to walk on the wild side.
If you’re looking for some inspiration for your own animal adventures, these women will blow your mind and have you ready to make some additions to your bucket list. Just remember to explore responsibly and be kind to your new animal friends!
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Dine With Giraffes In Kenya
Looking for a unique animal encounter, head to Giraffe Manor in Kenya. Just be sure to book early since rooms sell out fast!
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Hug Jaguars In Honduras
Want to make some new furry friends? Take a trip to the private island of Little French Key in Roatán, Honduras.
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Get Cozy With Elephants In Thailand
Thailand often gets a bad rap when it comes to animal experiences, especially with tigers and elephants. Next time you’re visiting the country, skip riding the elephants and instead, go to animal sanctuaries like Elephant Jungle Sanctuary.
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Watch Goats Get Crafty In Morocco
Go to Essaouira, Morocco to witness goats climbing Argan trees, which are native to the country. Fun fact: the traditional method of making argan oil involves collecting and processing the undigested seeds from the goats’ poop.
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Swim With Turtles in Tanzania
Head to Mnarani Marine Turtle Conservation Pond in Nungwi, Zanzibar to check swimming with turtles off your bucket list.
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Earn Your Stripes With the Zebras In Zambia
Just want to blend in during your trip to Zambia? The Royal Livingstone Victoria Falls has got you covered.
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Make New Friends in Namibia
Giraffe Manor in Kenya isn’t the only place to get up close and personal with these sky-high animals. The Windhoek Game Camp in Windhoek, Namibia has giraffes roaming freely on and around the property. If you’re lucky, one might pop its head in to give you a morning wake up call.