PRIVATE SAFARI PLANNING
Private African safaris planned for you
Tell us where you want to go, when you want to travel, and how you like to travel. We will use these details to prepare a private safari plan for you.
THE APPROACH
Start with your travel needs
Some travelers know exactly where they want to go. Others need help choosing. Tell us your dates, budget, interests, group size, and preferred pace. We will use these details to suggest a route that works for your trip.
Your plan should be easy to understand. It will show where you stay, how you travel between places, and what the price includes.
EXPLORE THE LANDSCAPE
Choose where your safari begins
Our guide covers 21 African countries with grasslands, wetlands, deserts, forests, and islands. You can start with Kenya or Tanzania, or compare every destination before you choose.
Kenya
Visit the Maasai Mara, Amboseli, or the northern regions. Check how many days the route gives you in each area.
Tanzania
The northern route can include Tarangire, Ngorongoro, and the Serengeti. Check the travel time as well as the places on the route.
THE DETAILS THAT MATTER
Check the pace before you travel
Check the nights in each area, transfer times, accommodation, and included activities.
READ THE ROUTE
Read the full daily plan
A clear itinerary shows where you stay, how long transfers take, and which activities are included. You can compare published trips for Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, and Rwanda on the Tours page. Each trip links to a full daily plan.
CHOOSE YOUR PACE
Choose a travel pace that feels comfortable
You can visit many places or stay longer in fewer areas. Choose based on the time you have and how often you want to change accommodation.
Stay longer in fewer places
Choose fewer regions if you want fewer lodge changes. This gives you more time in each place.
Visit more regions
You can visit more regions if you have enough time. Check the transfer days before adding another stop.
Plan for your group
Tell us who is travelling and how long the group is comfortable spending on the road. This helps us plan the route.
HOW PLANNING WORKS
Three simple planning steps
01
Share your travel details
Send your dates, group size, interests, and approximate budget.
02
Read your proposal
Check the pace, transfer days, accommodation, and included services. Ask about anything that is unclear.
03
Adjust the plan
You can discuss and change the private route before you confirm the arrangements.
THE JOURNAL
How to compare safari plans
Two trips can visit the same parks but use different routes. Our guide shows you how to compare nights, transfer times, accommodation, and included services.
You can start with one question
You do not need a complete plan. Tell us what you know and where you need help.