The Safari Channel in Africa operates on Central African Time (CAT) and generally does two main safaris per day. The AM:safari departs at 05h30 in summer (remember that the southern hemisphere has the opposite season to the north) and 06h30 in winter. The PM:safari departs at 16h00 in summer and 15h00 in winter. Both safaris last for 3 hours. On some nights we offer a variety of chat show that could be hosted by any of the crew depending on what is happening at the time.

The general nesting season and in particular that for North-American Bald Eagles begins in January when the eagles start repairing last season's nests. Generally they lay Eggs are laid in February and March, after which the excitement of waiting for the hatching begins. The eaglets and most other chicks should have fully fledged by the end of May.

The show schedule below is based on Central African Time (CAT), which is GMT+2 (Greenwich Mean Time plus two hours). To find your time zone visit the World Clock website.