Yes, children can not only come on an African safari, but they are welcome on safari, with a few caveats. Many safari properties do not offer baby-sitting services or child-focused activities, so it is wise to limit yourself to those that do cater to children. Many properties have age limitations, usually 8 years or over…. More »
FAQ
How many days are required for a good African safari?
The length of your Africa safari trip will depend mostly on your budget. However, we will go out on a limb and say that a trip of less than 7 days on the ground does not do justice to Africa. On a 7 day trip (exclusive of travel time), you can do 4 days in… More »
What type of African safari should I choose?
Our most important job will be to figure out the answer to that very question! And we will get to the bottom of this question together as we learn more about what you hope to see and do on your African safari. For many people, Africa is high on their bucket list but they have… More »
What is a Fly-In Safari? What is an Overland or Drive-In Safari?
What is a fly-in safari? If you choose to fly from one park to another while on safari, this is called a fly-in safari. This is the perfect way to explore different parts of country without struggling through dusty or potholed roads. You also get to see much more in less time. Planes can range… More »
What type of accommodation should I choose while on safari? Lodge, tent or mobile camp?
There are plenty of accommodation types available for all kinds of travellers on safari in Africa. Safari Lodges A lodge is a structure with solid walls and windows. These are usually hotel-like structures or ‘bandas’, i.e. individual rooms with solid walls and windows. Usually equipped with running hot and cold water, flush toilets, air-conditioning, electricity… More »
What is the difference between a group safari and a private safari?
Group safaris to Africa Group safaris are typically made up of 4-8 people and leave on pre-set departure dates, with pre-set itineraries throughout the year. This option is usually selected by single travellers to avoid often sizeable ‘single supplements’ and by people who enjoy group travel. Note that since you may not know the other… More »