Few things spark the imagination like a safari. The wide open savannah… the foraging herds… the expe

Few things spark the imagination like a safari. The wide open savannah… the foraging herds… the experience of being smack in the middle of the food chain…  Since Africa is halfway travel assignments for licensed practical nurses around the world (and not in most families' vacation budgets anyway), here are a few safari experiences closer to home.   They're not exactly Tanzania, but who cares?  Your family will still have a great time.
Become a part of the herd at Florida's only drive-through safari, conveniently located just 20 miles from West Palm Beach.  Drive at your own pace or pull over as you watch gemsbok, water buffalo, ostriches, wildebeests, rhinos, and more from the comfort of your car.
This is the largest drive-through animal safari outside of Africa.  Allow enough time to see all the critters along the 4.5-mile route.   Visit early in the morning to see animals at their most active.
If you've got a nice, new car, you may want to rent a car at the park.  It's only an additional $12 and well worth it because hungry, slobbering animals with huge antlers and sharp hooves can wreak havoc on your paint job as they beg for food from you.   Don't skimp on the food either, and get ready to laugh your head off.
You won't actually get to drive your own car here, but maybe that's a good thing.  When it comes to getting around the park, you can choose from trams, carts, ziplines, caravans, and even Segways (age and size restrictions apply).  If money is no object, book the Ultimate Safari travel assignments for licensed practical nurses – a 5-hour, private, personalized tour with lunch and an animal encounter included.
Even though it's thrilling to see water buffalo travel assignments for licensed practical nurses and watusi cattle roaming free in California wine country, the real highlight of this trip is the bumpy and terrifying travel assignments for licensed practical nurses 2-hour ride on a safari jeep up and down some really steep hills.  When we went, I screamed my head off.  Be sure to tell your guide that you'd like a turn on top.