An African Safari is a unique and memorable trip. Regardless of your budget, we can make it a once in a lifetime experience.
We offer both moderately priced safaris as well as high end safaris.
- All the safaris we recommend have top of the line guides.
- The high-end safaris we recommend may be in restricted areas where the number of camps are limited, making viewing of wildlife a more private and exclusive experience.
Even when we recommend a high-end safari, it doesn’t mean we are not frugal with your money.
For example:
- We will never mark up the price of a camp beyond the quoted list price of that camp.
- Whenever a discount is offered by booking several camps owned by the same company, we will take advantage of that offer, and pass the savings on to you.
- If there are seasonal discounts available that do not affect the quality of the safari, we will always make you aware of them.
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About South Africa
A country of striking contrasts and rich diversity, South Africa offers everything from Big Five safaris in Kruger to wine tasting in the Cape Winelands, whale watching in Hermanus, and road trips through the Drakensberg. With vibrant cities like Cape Town and Johannesburg and experiences for all ages, it’s no surprise this is one of Africa’s most popular destinations. The country uses rand(ZAR), making it an affordable option for international travelers. Vacations start at around US$500.00 per night per person.
Why we love South Africa:
- Year-round destination
- Malaria-free safari options—great for families
- Offers mountains, beaches, wildlife, and culture
- World-class wines and gourmet food
- Excellent value for money
- Combines well with Botswana and Zimbabwe
- Good for a first visit to Africa
About Botswana
Renowned for its pristine wilderness and low-impact tourism, Botswana is a safari lover’s dream. Drift through the Okavango Delta in a mokoro, explore the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans by quad bike, or track predators in Chobe. Camps are small, remote, and exclusive, making every stay feel special. Safaris start at US$1000.00 per person per night.
Why we love Botswana:
- Only place for mokoro safaris
- Spectacular water-based camps
- Makgadikgadi Pans offer a unique desert experience
- Limited visitor numbers preserve the wild feel
- Ideal for solo travellers thanks to small group activities
- Combines well with South Africa and Zimbabwe
- Good for a first safari
About Tanzania
Tremendous variety of experiences within this vast country. Northern Tanzania has the famous safari destinations of Serengeti and Ngorongoro crater, along with the opportunity to climb Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa and the highest free-standing mountain in the world. The south has less well-known but incredible wide-open spaces of Ruaha and Nyerere (formerly known as Selous), each national park immense enough to dwarf smaller European countries. And in the south-west are two hubs for tracking chimpanzees, Mahale and Gombe, where Jane Goodall conducted her ground-breaking research into these primates. Off the coast of Tanzania, in addition to the historic isle of Zanzibar, are marine havens of Mafia and Pemba islands. Starts at USD 500.00 per person per night.
Why we love Tanzania:
- Wide variety of experiences.
- Spectacular wildebeest migration through various times of the year.
- Pristine and intimate safaris in southern Tanzania.
- Combines well with Zanzibar and/or Kenya.
About Kenya
One of the pioneers of the classic safari, Kenya continues to offer the traditional version, along with innovative new approaches that integrate conservation and communities. There is an incredible diversity of wildlife environments, from the more arid parks of Lewa, Samburu and Tsavo, the soda lakes of Nakuru, Bogoria and Elmenteita within the Great Rift Valley, and Amboseli set at the base of Kilimanjaro, to the crown jewel of Masai Mara, there is something for everyone. Along with additional appeal of the vibrant capital city Nairobi (a regional hub for airlines, businesses and non-governmental organisations), and inviting beaches from Diani to Watamu, there are burgeoning new offerings in adventure tourism, golf and culture. Starts at USD 400.00 per person per night.
Why we love Kenya:
- Easy introduction to safaris.
- Long tradition of customer-service leading to consistently high rankings in quality of staff.
- Excellent value for money.
- Spectacular wildebeest migration from July-October.
- Combines well with northern Tanzania or a gorilla trek.
About Zimbabwe
Best known for the awe-inspiring Victoria Falls. Zimbabwe is perfect for thrill-seekers and safari lovers alike. From white-water rafting and bungee jumping to close wildlife encounters in Hwange or serene houseboat safaris on Lake Kariba. Zimbabwe delivers high adventure and warm hospitality in equal measure. Safaris start at around US$800.00 per person per night
Why we love Zimbabwe:
- Best panoramic views of Victoria Falls
- Exciting Zambezi River adventures
- Elephants in Hwange and Mana Pools are relaxed around people
- Unique Lake Kariba houseboat safaris
- Calm, kind, and welcoming locals
- Combines well with South Africa, Botswana and Zambia
- Good for a first safari
About Zambia
Zambia is the hidden gem of safari destinations. IT offers wild, uncrowded landscapes and legendary guides. Walk through the bush in South Luangwa, spot leopards by night, and get soaked at Victoria Falls. Water-based safaris by canoe or boat add an unforgettable twist. Safaris start at around US$1000.000 per person per night.
Why we love Zambia:
- Premier destination for leopard sightings
- Africa’s best walking safaris
- Guided by safari icons like Robin Pope
- Small camps with personal touches
- Invented the game-viewing “hide”
- Combines well with Malawi
- Good for first time safari goers
About Nambia
Namibia is all about epic landscapes, with its towering dunes, vast deserts, coastlines, and salt pans. With excellent self-drive options, visitors can enjoy true independence while encountering desert-adapted wildlife, ancient cultures, and hauntingly beautiful scenery. Safaris are affordable starting at around US$600.00 per person per night.
Why we love Namibia:
- Dramatic, cinematic scenery
- Rare desert species like the “white” elephant
- Culturally enriching Himba interactions
- Surreal landscapes of the Skeleton Coast
- Best destination in Africa for self-drive adventures
- Not ideal for a first time safari as game is limited
About Madagascar
Wildly unique and full of character, Madagascar is a naturalist’s dream. Spot lemurs in lush rainforests, dive along vibrant coral reefs, and meet people whose culture blends African, Asian, and European influences. With its weird and wonderful wildlife, nowhere else compares. Vacations start at around US$800.00 per person per night.
Why we love Madagascar:
- Only place to see lemurs in the wild
- Culturally rich mix of influences
- 5,000km of coastline with stunning beaches
- Unique geology—baobabs, stone forests, rock spires
- Handmade crafts and bustling local markets
- Wonderful stand alone destination
About Zanzibar
The capital city, often referred to as “Stone Town” was a hub in Indian Ocean trade stretching back centuries, and has so much history, culture and vibrancy packed into its narrow, winding streets. Multiple, jaw-dropping sandy white beaches dot the north and east of the island, while the interior has spice plantations. This allows for a plethora of tours and activities from guided walks through the old city, dhow cruises, diving and snorkelling, visiting the giant tortoises on Prison Island, dolphin safaris, spice farm visits and more. Starts at USD 150.00 per person per night.
Why we love Zanzibar:
- Fantastic beaches.
- Charming old town.
- Abundant tours and activities.
- Ideal place to relax after a safari.
About Rwanda
Premium destination for gorilla trekking. Also known for chimpanzees and twelve other primate species in Nyungwe, the picturesque Lake Kivu, and the powerful genocide memorial in Kigali. Booming investment in other destinations such as re-wilding Akagera to have the “Big Five” available for a wildlife safari. Starts at USD 600.00 per person per night
Why we love Rwanda:
- Volcanoes National Park has the best infrastructure for gorilla tracking in the world.
- Small country where all destinations are within a relatively short drive.
- Options for elderly or those with physical disabilities to have porter-borne support to complete the trek.
About Uganda
Brilliant landscapes without heavy tourist traffic. From superb gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, to chimpanzee trekking in Kibale, wildlife safaris in Ishasha or Murchison Falls, boating on Lake Victoria, the Kazinga channel or the river Nile, Uganda is an excellent combination of adventure, wildlife and recreation. Starts at USD 500.00 per person per night.
Why we love Uganda:
- Off the beaten path.
- Can access a multitude of wildlife experiences.
- Excellent value for money.
- Options for elderly or those with physical disabilities to have porter-borne support to complete the trek.