Africa Private ToursIntimate safari experiences and tours
When do you want to go?
2024
I'm flexible
Passengers
Adults (18+)
Children (0 - 17)
Private tours: Safaris exclusively for you and your companions.
Embark on an unparalleled adventure with our private safari tours in Africa, where the untamed wilderness becomes your exclusive playground. For those who don't want to explore Africa as part of a group tour, these private safaris offer an intimate and personalized experience, and a front-row seat to the breathtaking landscapes and awe-inspiring wildlife that make Africa an extraordinary destination. From the savannas of Serengeti to the iconic Kruger National Park, our private safari tours promise an unforgettable journey. These tours can depart on any day of your choosing, boasting private transportation and accommodation. On some tours, you will enjoy private safaris and game drives, whilst on others, they will be shared with other guests at the lodge or accommodation where you are staying.
African Travel Guides
Find more inspiration and information about Africa to help you choose the right tour for you.
Group Tours & Safaris: Shared Experiences
Meet likeminded people and share the experience with our range of camping, accommodated and lodge safaris in east and southern Africa
The Best of African Wildlife
Whichever African safari or tour you choose, you will embark on game drives in some of the continent's most iconic national parks. From the sprawling grasslands of the Serengeti to the dusty plains of Etosha and the waterways of the Okavango Delta. These are some of the species to look out for on safari, including all of the majestic Big Five.
Lion
The only social member of the big cat family, living in hierarchical prides of up to 15 or even more animals, lions can be spotted throughout Africa's national parks. Chobe in Botswana and Hwange in Zimbabwe are great places to spot lions on safari.
Elephant
The world's largest land mammal can be found in more than 30 countries across Africa. Find them drinking at watering holes, the locations of which are passed down the generations by matriarchs. Chobe, Kruger in South Africa and South Luangwa in Zambia have good elephant populations.
Rhino
Both black and white rhinos are endangered, with black rhinos critically so. Conservation efforts using the money brought in from tourism are so important in protecting these iconic creatures. South Africa's Kruger National Park has by far the largest rhino population in Africa, and Namibia's Etosha is a stronghold for black rhinos too.
Leopard
Leopards are the most elusive member of the Big Five, well camouflaged against the African bush and preferring to come out at night to hunt. Count yourself lucky if you spot one of these beautiful cats. South Luangwa in Zambia and Moremi in Botswana have some of the highest densities, giving you the best chance to see them!
Buffalo
The armoured tank of the animal kingdom, even lions will think twice before tackling a buffalo. Found in huge numbers across the continent, it is likely to be the first Big Five species you see on safari. The Serengeti is an iconic heartland for this bad-tempered herbivore.
Giraffe
The tallest animal on the planet, the gentle giraffe is surprisingly rare but easy to spot thanks to its height. You can spot them roaming the grassy plains of east and southern Africa, with the Serengeti, Masai Mara and Etosha being particular hotspots.
Our Other Africa Travel Styles
We offer a variety of trip types in Africa. If it's a group trip you're after, then we offer a variety of camping, accommodated and lodge safaris. We also offer Family-Friendly Safaris for those looking to take the children on an African adventure.
