Deciding where to go and how was quite involved, with a wide range of locations, safari operators, and types of accommodation. Kenya or Tanzania, whose wide savannas form the setting of many David Attenborough and National Geographic wildlife documentaries? Chobe National Park, BotswanaCompared with the wide plains of East Africa, southern Africa’s wildlife parks have more trees, thornbushes, and tall grass. While both areas are classified as savanna, the term bushveld is used for southern Africa to signify its denser vegetation. The animals recognize a safari vehicle that smells like a human as a non-threatening object in their environment.