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Fly In Safaris

A fly-in safari involves traveling between different sites by small plane. Some of these locations are so isolated that reaching them by road is impractical, if not impossible. This means you can devote most of your time to observing African wildlife with your lodge or camp guide. Finally, it also ensures that the economic benefits of safari tourism reach more remote regions.

Lodge Safaris

Accommodation styles and comfort levels vary significantly. Typically, you will have your own en-suite bathroom with hot water and a toilet, a mosquito net, a private front veranda, and electricity for at least part of the day. There will be a bar and restaurant, and in some cases, a swimming pool. Very often, the stay at a lodge is an experience almost as memorable as the safari itself. Many are located in remote places, accessed by a flight to a dirt airstrip, where you might spot animals as the plane approaches.

Mobile Camping Safari

Private and immersive safaris at the heart of parks and reserves. Unlike traditional safaris based at fixed lodges, you travel in specially designed 4X4 safari vehicles with a private local guide, while a logistics team handles camp operations. A mobile camping safari is a unique and timeless way to discover Africa's vast wilderness. Experience an adventure akin to that of the continent's early explorers. Enjoy a skillful blend of authenticity and comfort with fully equipped tents set up ahead of your arrival. By camping in this manner, you will live in close proximity to wildlife and witness the bush come alive at night. The distant laugh of hyenas or the deep rumble of lions passing near your camp are moments that will stay with you forever.

Walking Safaris

A walking safari in Africa, particularly in Zimbabwe (Mana Pools, Hwange, Victoria Falls) or Zambia (Luangwa, Lower Zambezi, Kafue), Botswana (the Okavango Delta), offers a unique immersion where you become an active part of nature. It focuses on sensory experiences, animal tracks, and the intricate details of the bush, led by specialized guides who will teach you to read the signs (tracks, scents) while ensuring your safety. It is best combined with safaris by 4X4 or canoe.

Canoe Safari

A silent and environmentally respectful way to explore, primarily on the Zambezi River in Zimbabwe (Mana Pools) and in Zambia (Lower Zambezi and Kafue). You can approach animals without disturbing them. You will feel immersed at the heart of nature, with the river and wildlife as your landscape.

Cruise Safari

A safari cruise is a unique experience in Southern Africa, combining peaceful navigation on a comfortable ship with close-up wildlife viewing from small boats.

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