Private African safari itineraries built around the Great Migration, gorilla trekking, Big Five game drives, Okavango waterways, Kilimanjaro climbs and Indian Ocean beach time. Filter by country, length, or budget.
Every itinerary here is one we'd send our own family on. We publish the safaris we actively run, designed in-country by planners who live between Arusha, Nairobi and Kigali — with named parks, lodges, camps and wildlife seasons checked before we propose them.
Safaris run privately by default: your vehicle, your guide, your pace. Use the filters below to sort by country, length or budget — or read them as a starting shape and we'll tailor the edges to your dates, your travellers and the wildlife you most want to see.
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Tell us the shape of the trip — dates, travellers, the wildlife you dream about — and a senior safari expert will return a bespoke proposal within 24 hours.
Five of the questions we answer most often about our safari itineraries. Can't find yours? A real safari expert will write back within 24 hours.
Ask a question →For peak windows — the Great Migration river crossings (July–October), gorilla trekking in Rwanda, and the Christmas–New Year weeks — we recommend 10–12 months ahead to lock the right camps. Shoulder seasons (March–May, November) can be confirmed 3–4 months out. Last-minute is occasionally possible; ask and we'll be honest about what's still available.
Every price covers all accommodation, all meals on safari, a private vehicle with a dedicated driver-guide, park and conservation fees, and internal charter or scheduled flights specified in the itinerary. It excludes international flights to Africa, visas, travel insurance, premium drinks, and gratuities — we itemise these clearly in every proposal so there are no surprises.
Every safari itinerary runs privately — your travellers, your vehicle, your pace. There are no shared game drives, no fixed departure dates, and no strangers at the dinner table. If you prefer a small-group safari for the social side, say so and we'll suggest hosted options we trust.
Yes, and most of our travellers do. A listed itinerary is a strong starting shape; from there we routinely add a Zanzibar coast week, a Rwanda gorilla trek, a Cape Town finish, or a second country. Start with the one that reads closest to your trip, then tell us what to change.
We arrange all in-Africa flights and transfers as part of the safari. International flights, visas and travel insurance we leave to you — but we're happy to recommend trusted specialists, flag the right visa type per country, and check that your insurance covers activities such as gorilla trekking and light-aircraft transfers.
Every safari runs just for you — no shared vehicles, no fixed departures, no compromise on pace.
Our planners live between Arusha, Nairobi and Kigali. Local lodges, local drivers, local relationships.
We publish only itineraries we'd send our own families on. If it's here, it's worth a week of your life.
One sentence is enough. A senior safari expert will sketch countries, lodges, pacing and cost — and reply within a day.
