Yes. All Lush African Safaris are tailor-made based on your travel dates, interests, budget, and comfort level. We design itineraries that fit your exact preferences, from private journeys to luxury safari Kenya and Tanzania experiences.
Safari packages generally include accommodations, meals, park fees, game drives, airport transfers, and professional guides. International flights are not included unless specified. For special packages such as the best luxury Kenya safari or affordable Tanzania safari tours, inclusions may also feature added excursions and cultural activities.
For peak season trips, gorilla trekking in Uganda, chimpanzee tracking, or unique experiences like a Serengeti hot air balloon safari, we recommend booking 6–12 months in advance to secure availability.
Yes. We provide a range of safaris, from luxury Uganda safaris and private adventures to affordable Tanzania safari tours and group itineraries. Whether you want high-end lodges or budget-friendly camps, we tailor the trip to your needs.
Absolutely. Many of our guests combine Masai Mara and Serengeti safari tours, or extend their journey to include Rwanda for the best Rwanda gorilla tours. We handle border crossings, flights, and logistics for a seamless journey.
Most visitors require visas. Countries like Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, and Rwanda issue e-visas online or at entry points. Whether you’re planning a lush South Africa safari or a Kenya and Tanzania luxury safari, we provide guidance before your trip.
Yellow fever vaccination may be required, and malaria prophylaxis is strongly recommended. Travelers booking Rwanda safari group tours or Uganda treks should also consult their doctor about other routine travel vaccines.
Bring lightweight neutral-colored clothing, a hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, sturdy shoes, a rain jacket, binoculars, and a good camera. Layers are important for cool mornings, especially if you plan on joining a Kenya hot air balloon safari or a dawn drive during the African safari Great Migration.
Yes. Comprehensive travel insurance covering medical emergencies, cancellations, and lost luggage is highly recommended, especially for activities such as private safari Tanzania or a hot air balloon safari Serengeti.
No prior experience is needed. Gorilla trekking in Uganda requires moderate fitness, while experiences like hot air balloon safari Serengeti are guided by licensed and highly trained pilots.
Yes. All tours, including luxury safari Kenya and Tanzania and lush South Africa safari packages, are guided by trained professionals. Lodges follow strict safety protocols, and guests are briefed on wildlife etiquette and park rules.
We use 4×4 safari vehicles designed for comfort, safety, and excellent wildlife viewing. Depending on the region, like the Serengeti for the Great Migration safari Tanzania or the Masai Mara, vehicles may be open-sided or have pop-top roofs.
Sightings depend on the park and season, but destinations like the Serengeti, Masai Mara, and Kruger during the African safari Great Migration offer excellent chances to see lions, elephants, leopards, rhinos, and buffalo.
Yes. We arrange private safari Tanzania experiences for couples, families, and small groups who want personalized itineraries with more flexibility.
Many lodges are family-friendly and offer activities for children. Age restrictions may apply for certain experiences such as chimpanzee tracking in Uganda or gorilla trekking adventures.
We accept major credit cards, bank transfers, and secure online payment methods. Whether booking an affordable Tanzania safari tour or a luxury Uganda safari, deposit and balance policies are clearly outlined during booking.
Cancellations are subject to our terms and conditions. Some costs, like gorilla permits or hot air balloon bookings, are non-refundable. This applies to all safaris including Masai Mara and Serengeti safari tours. Travel insurance is recommended.
Yes. Our lush African safaris partner with eco-friendly lodges, support conservation programs, and employ local guides. This ensures that tourism benefits wildlife and local communities across Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, and Rwanda.
