Approach them for a closer look.

Maintain a safe distance and observe from afar.

Feed them to encourage interaction.

Make loud noises to scare them away.

Shorts and a tank top.

Swimsuit and flip-flops.

Lightweight, long-sleeved clothing and comfortable shoes.

Formal business attire.

Ignore them and focus on your safari experience.

Engage in conversations and ask intrusive questions.

Respect their privacy and avoid disturbing their daily lives.

Offer them money or gifts without asking.

Leave it behind for natural decomposition.

Bury it underground to hide it.

Carry it with you until you find a designated waste disposal area.

Burn it to reduce its volume.

Speed up to cover more ground quickly.

Stick to designated trails to avoid damaging the environment.

Drive off-road to explore hidden areas.

Use your vehicle's horn frequently to alert wildlife of your presence.

Drink sugary sodas and energy drinks.

Consume alcohol to stay cool.

Drink plenty of water regularly throughout the day.

Limit fluid intake to avoid frequent bathroom breaks.

Be loud and disruptive to attract attention.

Respect their privacy and avoid interfering with their experience.

Offer unsolicited advice and criticism.

Compete with them for the best photo opportunities.

Continue driving at the same speed.

Pull over to the side of the road and wait for the storm to pass.

Speed up to outrun the storm.

Turn on your hazard lights and continue driving.

Ignore them and focus on your own experience.

Be disrespectful and make fun of local customs.

Be open-minded and respectful of different cultural practices.

Try to change local customs to match your own preferences.

Touch and handle them for a closer look.

Feed them to encourage interaction.

Observe them from a distance without disturbing their natural behavior.

Collect them as souvenirs to remember your safari.

Leave the campfire unattended to enjoy the stars.

Build large campfires to create a dramatic effect.

Keep the campfire small and controlled to minimize impact on the environment.

Throw trash and food scraps into the campfire for easy disposal.

Drive straight up and down the dunes for a thrilling experience.

Follow existing tracks to minimize damage to the dunes.

Create your own tracks to explore uncharted areas.

Drive at high speeds to overcome the dunes more easily.

Ignore their instructions and do whatever you want.

Be respectful and listen to their advice and guidance.

Question their knowledge and experience.

Offer them unsolicited advice and suggestions.

Flick them out of the vehicle window.

Bury them in the sand to hide them.

Carry a portable ashtray and dispose of them properly.

Throw them on the ground to decompose naturally.

Drive aggressively to assert your dominance.

Be courteous and yield to other vehicles when appropriate.

Use your horn frequently to alert other drivers of your presence.

Ignore other vehicles and focus on your own driving.