How much money do you need for safari?

For a safari experience, we recommend a safari budget that typically falls between $1,000-$2,000+ per person sharing, per night. This safari budget would include accommodations, meals, internal air and most activities.



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It indicates that a handful of popular safari destinations are among the most expensive destinations, with trip costs surpassing $20,000 per person. Botswana averages the highest trip cost this year among safari destinations with an average trip cost of $23,577.

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African safaris are expensive. Travel Africa magazine stated that the standard price of a 10-day safari in Botswana is £6000-8000 (US$8,500-11,000), or $850-1100 per person per day. Major international safari companies routinely quote $750-1000 per person per day for Tanzanian or Kenyan safaris.

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The cost of maintaining national parks, wildlife reserves, anti-poaching efforts, and conservation initiatives is significant. These expenses are often factored into the overall cost of a safari, contributing to higher prices. Limited access and remote locations: Many of Africa's iconic safar.

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A lot goes into the cost of running a remote safari lodge, Addison added, especially when taking into consideration high taxes, conservation fees and national park levies. Generally our experience is that it takes at least five years to pay off a lodge before it even starts to make money, he said.

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Shoulder season — the times between the high season and green season, March to May and October to December — usually offers moderate temperatures and just an occasional storm. This time can be a great option for travelers since this is when you can get better pricing while still enjoying prime wildlife viewing.

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Conventional wisdom suggests the best time to go on safari is during the dry season, which is June to October for the majority of sub-Saharan Africa. It's easier to spot animals at this time, because they gather at water sources due to the scarcity. However, Africa's seasonality is legendary.

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Are you looking to plan a trip to Africa, but you're not sure how many days you need to enjoy a memorable African safari? For a well-rounded and rewarding safari experience, the ideal number of days for a safari getaway is anywhere between 7 ? 15 days.

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The things you should not wear on an African safari
  • Camo or military style clothing.
  • Expensive Jewellery.
  • White Clothes.
  • Dark blue or black clothes.
  • Bright colors like Yellow, and Red.
  • Very warm underclothes.
  • Heels.
  • Non absorbent clothing.


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3 - 5 day safaris are cheaper and allow plenty of time for other cultural or travel experiences and relaxation. They allow enough time to visit multiple safari parks, enjoy a little down time at your luxury safari camp, and spot most of Africa's exotic animals, without the kids or you getting bored or tired.

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If you're looking to make the most of your safari holiday on a tight budget, we suggest spending a minimum of 3 – 4 days exploring Africa and the national parks and reserves of your choice. This excludes the days spent travelling from one park or reserve to the next. Any less time may not feel worthwhile.

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Wildlife densities If you are after wine or shark dives, South Africa is the best choice of safari destination but if wildlife viewing is what you are after, then Tanzania is your go to safari destination for authentic and memorable Africa wildlife safari experiences.

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Ages : 7 to 12 Most safari camps accept children in this age range, although there are many which start at 8 years, a decent number at 12 years and a few more hardcore options which start at 16 years.

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South Africa, Namibia, and Kenya are often considered the cheapest African safari countries to visit. Followed by Botswana, Uganda, Rwanda, and Tanzania.

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Plan on at least two weeks. That should allow for at least three different camps in different areas, for three nights each.

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Botswana: Consistently ranked as one of Africa's safest countries, Botswana's top safari destination is Chobe National Park, which is dense with a variety of wild game. The park has one of Africa's highest concentrations of elephants, with over 50,000 migrating through the park.

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World's most expensive safari: $165,300 holiday flies from Dubai in Emirates private jet. Luxury accommodation, flights in an Emirates private jet and private tours in exclusive nature reserves await guests on the world's most expensive safari.

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