PLAN WITH CONFIDENCE
Start with these practical planning questions, then talk to us about your personal itinerary.
A short safari can focus on fewer destinations. A longer trip leaves more time for game drives and reduces the need to move accommodation every night.
Wildlife photography, a family holiday, a honeymoon or a relaxed escape: your interests help shape the route.
Share your flight dates, airport and arrival time. Allow time to rest and discuss road travel before finalising your first safari day.
Check the exact accommodation, meals, park fees, transfers, vehicle arrangements, optional activities and cancellation terms in your proposal.
Comfortable clothes, a warm layer, sun protection, sturdy footwear, a camera and binoculars are useful starting points. Ask about luggage allowances for your chosen transport.
Check current entry and travel requirements with official authorities for your nationality before departure.
Tell us if the migration is your priority so we can discuss your dates and route. Animals move freely; sightings and river crossings are never guaranteed.
Follow park instructions, keep wildlife at a respectful distance and discuss any special interests with your guide.