Small Group Tour Safaris

Small Group Tour Safaris

What is a Small Group African Safari?

A small group African safari typically involves joining a guided tour with a limited number of participants, usually ranging from 6 to 12 people. These tours are designed to provide a more personalized and interactive experience, allowing you to explore wildlife-rich areas, national parks, and reserves in Africa while accompanied by experienced guides.

A small group tour allows you the space to stretch out and get to know your fellow travelers. With a relaxing ambiance while allowing you to truly get intimate with the sights and sounds along your trip. Another advantage is you can enjoy a closer interaction with the wildlife. The tours are reasonably priced while allowing the budget traveler an opportunity to get the most out of their adventure. Naturally, you interact more closely with the guides by getting to know them and assisting around the campsite. Getting involved allows you to maximize the experience in nature and get away from the routine of everyday life.

Our range of small group tours are perfect for single travelers as you can get to know each other more closely. Many travelers make friends that last a lifetime!

Africa Small Group Tours

• South Africa Small Group Safari
• Small Group Safaris Kenya
• Small Group Safaris South Africa

When to Go on a Small Group African Safari?

The best time to go on a small group African safari depends on the specific destination and the wildlife you wish to encounter. Here are some general considerations:

• Migration Safaris If witnessing the great wildebeest migration in East Africa’s Serengeti National Park and Masai Mara Reserve is a priority, plan your safari between July and October when the herds are crossing the Mara River.
• Dry Season Many parks in Southern Africa, such as Kruger National Park in South Africa or Etosha National Park in Namibia, offer excellent wildlife viewing during the dry season (May to October) when animals gather around water sources.
• Birding Safaris Bird enthusiasts should consider visiting during the wetter months when migratory bird species are present, typically between November and April.
• Green Season Some travelers prefer visiting during the “green season” or low season, which is the rainy period. This time offers lush landscapes, fewer tourists, and lower rates. However, wildlife sightings may be more challenging due to dense vegetation.

Who Should Go on a Small Group African Safari?

• Nature and Wildlife Enthusiasts If you have a deep appreciation for wildlife, conservation, and the natural world, a small group safari allows you to witness Africa’s iconic animals up close and learn from knowledgeable guides.
• Solo Travelers or Small Groups Joining a small group safari is an ideal option for solo travelers, couples, or small groups of friends or family. It provides an opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals and share the adventure together.
• First-time Visitors to Africa If it’s your first time visiting Africa, a small group safari offers a well-planned itinerary, experienced guides, and a supportive environment. It helps ensure a smooth and rewarding introduction to the continent’s incredible wildlife and diverse landscapes.
• Those Seeking a Hassle-free Experience Small group safaris often include accommodations, transportation, meals, and activities, minimizing the logistical challenges of organizing a safari independently. This allows you to focus on enjoying the experience without worrying about the details.

Ultimately, a small group African safari offers a well-rounded and immersive wildlife adventure, suitable for nature enthusiasts, solo travelers, first-time visitors, and those looking for a hassle-free experience. Research different tour operators, itineraries, and destinations to find the one that aligns with your interests, budget, and preferred travel dates.