Beginner’s Guide to a Safari Holiday
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Planning your first African safari is an exciting and rewarding experience as you organize your ideal holiday!
Where to go
Africa’s diverse landscapes and cultures offer unique experiences. Visit South Africa’s Kruger National Park for a Big 5 safari and combine it with a beach holiday in Cape Town and a wine tour in the Cape Winelands
What to do
Each day on safari offers unique experiences. In addition to morning and afternoon game drives, you can also enjoy bird watching, wildlife viewing, helicopter tours, private safaris, community visits, and guided walking safaris with trained guides.
Where to stay
Accommodation options range from traditional tented camps to luxury lodges with private amenities. Choose based on your group size, age, and special occasions.
What to pack
Essentials include sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, binoculars, a camera, breathable clothes, comfortable shoes, a warm jacket, and insect repellent. Avoid bright or army-printed clothing and heavy fragrances.
How to budget
All-inclusive safaris typically cover accommodation, meals, transfers, and standard activities. Exclusions often include spa treatments, souvenirs, gratuities, and extra experiences.
Where to get inspiration
Explore curated safari tour itineraries with our team of experienced Travel Experts for ideas, featuring unique combinations of bush and beach adventures to inspire your next trip.