Your First Safari

Deciding where to go for your first safari largely depends on your preferences and what you're seeking. However, if you're looking for iconic locations with epic wildlife sightings and stunning sun-bathed vistas, there are four standout destinations.

Kruger National Park, South Africa

South Africa's Kruger National Park is one of the continent's oldest and most renowned safari destinations, boasting diverse landscapes and an abundance of wildlife. With almost guaranteed sightings of the iconic Big Five and an array of bird species, Kruger is on the world map for good reason. The high standard of 'hotel quality' lodging tends to appeal to those looking for a little extra luxury.

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Masai Mara, Kenya

Kenya's Masai Mara is the 'home of safari' and a must-visit destination. Renowned for its abundant lion prides, majestic elephants and annual wildebeest migration. Here you can do hot air balloon safaris, guided bush walks and cultural interactions with the Maasai people. The authentic tented camps here, which vary from traditional to luxury, make a thrilling 'Out of Africa' stay.

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Serengeti, Tanzania

Home to the spectacular Great Migration, where millions of wildebeests and zebras traverse the plains in search of greener pastures, the Serengeti offers unparalleled opportunities for wildlife viewing. Visitors embark on thrilling game drives, witness dramatic predator-prey interactions and marvel at the vistas of the African savannah. Combine your time with a stay in Zanzibar for the ultimate safari & beach experience.

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Okavango Delta, Botswana

A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Africa's last remaining untouched wilderness areas, the Okavango Delta is a nature lover's paradise. This unique ecosystem comprises labyrinthine waterways, floodplains and verdant islands, offering a diverse array of habitats for wildlife. Prices tend to be higher here and camps book up further in advance; we advise booking 12 months ahead if possible.

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Select accommodation wisely

‍Accommodation plays a crucial role in enhancing your safari experience. Whether you prefer luxury lodges, tented camps or budget-friendly options, there's something to suit every traveller. Consider factors such as location, amenities and proximity to wildlife-rich areas when selecting accommodation.

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Choose the right time to visit

‍The timing of your safari can greatly influence your experience. Research the best time to visit your chosen destination based on factors such as weather, wildlife migrations and tourist seasons.

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How much does a safari cost?

This depends on a number of factors, like where you want to travel, when you want to travel, how long you want to travel for and the level of luxury you are after. Ballpark figures, our safaris tend to cost between £5,000 and £10,000 per adult for a 12-night trip. Children under 12 tend to be charged half price and those under 6 are often free.

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