
Travellers who want flexibility · 30 safaris
Private Safaris
Your own vehicle and guide, with a pace shaped around your party.
Travel your way
Explore the different ways to experience East Africa, from group departures and private wildlife journeys to family safaris, migration trips, gorilla treks and mountain climbs.

Ways to travel
Start with how you want the trip to feel. Each style leads to the safaris that fit it.

Travellers who want flexibility · 30 safaris
Your own vehicle and guide, with a pace shaped around your party.

Solo travellers, couples and friends on a budget · 23 safaris
Share the vehicle and driver-guide with other travellers on the same route.

Families travelling with children · 22 safaris
Routes with sensible driving times and plenty to see along the way.

Couples marking a special occasion · 11 safaris
Quieter stays, a slower pace and room for something special.

Travellers drawn to seasonal wildlife movement · 9 safaris
Plan around the herds' seasonal pattern, never a fixed date.

Travellers who want premium lodges · 3 safaris
Lodge stays chosen with you, and flights where they save time.

Travellers balancing comfort and value · 21 safaris
Comfortable lodges on classic routes.

Travellers who want the most value · 29 safaris
Classic routes with simple, comfortable camps and hotels.

Travellers with a camera in hand · 8 safaris
Routes with time in the best light and the most varied scenery.

Travellers with limited time · 18 safaris
Two to four days, focused on one or two parks.

Travellers with more time · 15 safaris
Eight days or more, often across two countries.

Fit walkers looking for a mountain challenge · 3 safaris
Guided treks to Point Lenana (4,985 m).

Walkers aiming for Africa's highest summit · 4 safaris
Guided climbs on the Marangu and Machame routes.

Travellers who want to see great apes · 8 safaris
Mountain gorillas in Bwindi and chimpanzees in Kibale.
Choosing a format
Neither is better. Compare how each journey works before comparing prices.

A journey in motion
Great Migration safaris depend on season, rainfall and the herds themselves. We plan around broad patterns; a river crossing cannot be promised for any date.
Into the forest
Uganda's forests offer mountain gorilla trekking in Bwindi and chimpanzee tracking in Kibale. Permits are limited, so plan early.

Choosing where to stay
Accommodation choices affect comfort and price, not whether wildlife appears.
Useful answers
A private safari is planned for your own party, with your own vehicle and guide. Start times and the pace of each day can be adjusted around you.
Group-joining safaris share a vehicle and driver-guide with other travellers on the same route, which keeps the cost per person down.
Shorter routes with sensible driving times work best. Tell us your children's ages and we will suggest options and confirm any activity age limits.
Mainly where you sleep. Budget safaris use simple camps and hotels; mid-range and luxury safaris use lodges, quoted for your dates.
Yes. Kilimanjaro climbs start near Arusha, and Mount Kenya treks start a few hours from Nairobi. Ask us to combine a climb with a safari.
Start with a conversation
Tell us what you are hoping for and leave the destination or style open. Your journey can take shape from there.