What is the Group Size For Your Safari Tours?
Group Size For Your Safari Tours
Depending on what you want from your safari experience, the size of your group can have a huge impact on what you get from it. Generally, smaller safaris will have more intimate and private experiences. On the other hand, larger group safaris will have more social vibes and a chance to meet new people from around the world.
Our specialized African safari tours are designed for small groups who want to explore the continent with like-minded travelers. These tours feature exclusive accommodation and are led by expert guides who will be able to share their knowledge of Africa with you. They’re also a great way to get to know other people who are interested in the same things as you.
These adventures can range from a twilight night safari tour through a zoo to a safari where you’ll go beyond the fenced borders and seek out the wild in search of animals. These trips will bring you together in an exciting and unique way that’s sure to become your favorite experience from the moment you arrive.
What is the Group Size For Your Safari Tours?
The best times to travel on a safari in Tanzania and Kenya are July through October, as that’s when the Serengeti and Masai Mara are at their prime. This is also when the migration is in full swing and the chance of seeing big game is a lot greater.
Wildlife Photo Safaris: The specialized wildlife photography tours are a great way to get a glimpse of the African flora and fauna, and learn the techniques used by professionals to capture their natural beauty. The best ones have experienced guides who are well-versed in wildlife photography and who will be able to help you capture the best photos possible during your trip.
A Wildlife Photo Safari can also be a good option for amateur photographers who are just starting out. These trips will give you a chance to practice your skills in a safe environment and meet other like-minded people who are also interested in the art of photography.
Tanzania and Kenya: A quintessential Tanzania or Kenya safari will have you exploring the Serengeti and MasaiMara, spotting wild game near Ngorongoro Crater and Lake Manyara, and exploring the vast savannah of this wildlife-rich country. You’ll also spend time with the local Maasai tribe in their traditional village.
South Africa: A South African safari trip will have you exploring Cape Town, the Timbavati and the Sabi Sands, where you’ll be able to see some of the country’s finest wildlife-viewing areas. You’ll also be able to explore the scenic Garden Route, delve into diamond mining history in the Kruger National Park and brush up on your wine tasting skills.
If you’re a first-time safari traveler, we highly recommend that you begin with a short tour to get a feel for how well you will fit in with the group. These tours generally last 7-10 days and will allow you to get a feel for the social atmosphere of traveling in a group.
