The Wild Africa Trek is amazing!!! You get two wonderful guides, max 20 people if I'm remembering correctly, it might be 15 (a very small group, we were friends with most of the people by the time it was over). You first get fitted with harnesses, because you get to go on these fabulous rope bridges right over the hippo and alligator enclosures. (safety is the number one priority) You also get to lean over embankments to look right down at the animals, I think they were about 18 to 20 feet down, we were out of alligator jumping range I do know that. Each person gets their own time looking over the embankment, but even while you're waiting for your turn you can see the animals a little farther out, so you are entertained the whole time. All the while the guides are taking pictures of everybody. You are traipsing through the jungle, it is all themed, you are "not" in Animal Kingdom, you are in "Africa" observing the wildlife. After that part you take off the harnesses and take a private tour of the Savannah, the same Savannah as the Kilamanjaro Safari but no story line, it is a much more leisurely ride, and they stop whenever there is a perfect photo opportunity. Then you stop and have lunch at this lovely little pavilion. Lunch was served in the cutest round metal canisters. Included were various meats and some bread to make a sandwhich, yogurt, and cheese. We are vegetarian, they were unable to provide us with a different lunch (even when asked when booking), but there was plenty of food to fill us up. Also, they have the most magnificent drink called 'jungle juice' that they served before the adventure started and during lunch. They also gave us a water bottle as a souvenir in the beginning, already filled with chilled water which clipped onto your harness. At the pavilion where you eat lunch they also have the best binoculars I have ever used. I was able to focus up to the giraffes and could see the little hairs on their face. They do have restrooms at the pavilion, but none before that. You're out in the jungle and savannah for about two hours before you get to the pavilion. After lunch you get back to the place you started and pick up your belongings that you stored in a locker, you can only take a camera your waterbottle. The camera has to be able to be clipped onto your harness. They don't want anything falling into the animals' areas. Then they give you a code to get your photo CD which includes all the photos from the Wild Africa Trek (the ones the guides were taking). Such an awesome experience! It was $129 each person, but worth every single penny.
I'm sorry I went on and on, hope this was helpful
But if she doesn't want to go can you swing by RI and pick me up
I have 3 kids roughly the same ages so I can babysit too
