WILDLIFE-WATCHING IS ONLY ONE FEATURE OF
A GREAT AFRICAN SAFARI

Family vacations, weddings, honeymoons, or conferences can be greatly enhanced by uniquely African events such as music festivals, cultural celebrations, and sports.

Safari Directions is the bridge between you and the experts who can lead you to these
special experiences and incorporate them in your schedule and budget.

Armed with details about destinations, events, visas, lodgings, safety and expenses, you’ll
soon know you’re on track for the adventure of a lifetime.

MAKE A NOTE OF THESE DETAILS

Time, dates, and cost: Decide on how long you can spend in Africa, your intended travel dates and an idea of your safari budget – if possible. This will help the specialist you speak with to narrow down options to those that meet your specific needs.
Recommended duration: As travel to Africa often requires an intercontinental long-haul flight, a minimum stay of nine to ten nights is recommended.
Accommodation range: Safari lodges and tented camps range between $300–$6,000 per person, per night, varying by luxury, exclusivity, and location. Most are found in national parks or private game reserves.
What’s included: Most lodges offer daily game drives in open vehicles, guided bush walks, and either half-board or full-board meal plans.
What’s not included: International flights, internal flights, visa fees, airport taxes, travel insurance, and staff gratuities.
Optional enhancements: Private, open vehicles with your own ranger, specialist guides with expertise in birds, big cats, botany, photography, chartered flights, helicopter, and hot-air balloon rides. In cities, chauffeur-driven limousines.
Luxury touches: Many premium lodges feature on-site wellness centers, boutique shops that offer curated collections of local art and safari apparel—ensuring that you go home with some inspiring mementoes as well as lasting memories.

A SPECIALIST WILL CALL YOU BACK

Game viewing vehicle image courtesy of Singita