Safari

Wilderness Encounters of the Africa Kind

Derived from the Swahili word, a safari is defined as a journey, but over the past century the word has become synonymous with an expedition to observe or hunt animals in their natural habitat, especially in Africa. The macho, Hemingway-style animal hunt safaris have definitely given way to the 21st century “photo shoot” or animal observation safari, which reigns supreme. Nonetheless, the animal observation safaris cover a wide range of experiences—gorilla trekking, walking, land rover, and water-based safaris.

A warm staff welcome to the Safari Camp.

Ready for afternoon tea with platters of special treats.

Safari Banquet with Southern African delicacies.

A large Afrian elephant raising its trunk and standing on the edge of the waterhole.

A huge grey African elephant with ears wide and eyes focused.

A luxurious camp tent bedroom, with decorative folded towels.

The beautiful outdoor bar at the Safari Camp.

The Safari Camp staff welcoming its guests for dinner.

A cocktail table crafted from a tree trunk at Safari Camp.

The walkway to the tent cabins, with a beautiful tree along the way.

A yellow billed stork standing in the marshes around the Safari Camp.

The group patio with a covered fire pit in the center

Cheetah-patterned guest sunglasses sitting on the bedside table.

The late afternoon sun on the Savanna, with a herd of zebra.

Safari accommodations offer a wide variety from lodges to mobile and permanent tented camps with various levels of amenities from wine cellars, high thread count Egyptian cotton sheets to bush showers and camp cots…. I love going on safari — check out a few of my past adventures for inspiration for you own personal safari. Contact me. I'm excited to design your next dream trip.

Click Below to See Additional Safari Slideshows from Past Trips:
Tubu Tree Camp, Botswana | Chitabe Ladiba, Botswana | Jack's Camp, Botswana | Ruckomechi Camp, Zimbabwe