Best African safari destination by wildlife goal: leopard in Sabi Sands, wild dog in Botswana, migration in Serengeti, elephant in Chobe — the definitive species-by-species guide.
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Okavango Delta vs Masai Mara: complete comparison of two of Africa’s greatest safari destinations — wild dog, migration, exclusivity, costs, and how to choose.
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Sabi Sands vs Serengeti: detailed comparison of Africa’s two greatest safari destinations — leopard, migration, wildlife, costs, and how to choose.
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What Is a First African Safari Really Like? A first African safari is unlike any other travel experience. Your first safari will likely exceed your expectations in ways you did not anticipate — and differ from them in others. The…
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Top Private Game Reserves in Africa (2026 Rankings): The top private game reserves in Africa are Sabi Sands (South Africa — premier Big 5 & leopards), Moremi & Okavango Delta Concessions (Botswana — pristine wetland & wild dogs), Mara Conservancies…
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Can Elderly Travellers Do an African Safari? Yes — an African safari is genuinely accessible for older and less mobile travellers, provided you choose the right destinations, lodge types, and activity level. Contrary to the assumption that safari requires physical…
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What Is the Best Time of Year to See Wildlife in Africa? The best time to see wildlife in Africa depends on the destination, species and type of safari experience you’re looking for. The dry season (broadly May–October across Southern…
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Is Africa Safe for a Solo Safari? Yes — a solo safari in Africa can be a safe and rewarding way to travel when you stay at reputable lodges and reserves and plan your itinerary carefully. The private game reserve…
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What Is a Fly-In Safari? A fly-in safari uses small light aircraft — typically 5–12 seat Cessna, Pilatus PC-12, or similar — to transfer between remote lodges and safari destinations that are inaccessible by road or would require many hours…
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This safari tipping guide helps you plan for gratuities for guides, trackers and camp staff. Find suggested amounts, practical advice and country considerations, then confirm your lodge’s recommendations before travelling. Do You Need to Tip on an African Safari? Yes…
Read MoreAfrican Safari Group (ASG) is a luxury inbound safari travel specialist based in South Africa, founded in 2016. We plan bespoke safari experiences across Southern and East Africa for high-net-worth travellers from the UK, Europe, USA, and Australia, covering destinations including Sabi Sand, Kruger, Okavango Delta, Masai Mara, and the Serengeti.
African Safari Group covers all major safari destinations in Southern and East Africa, including Sabi Sand Game Reserve, Kruger National Park, Okavango Delta (Botswana), Masai Mara (Kenya), Serengeti National Park (Tanzania), Chobe National Park, Amakhala Game Reserve, and many more across South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Kenya, and Tanzania.
African Safari Group provides a done-for-you safari experience. Our specialist consultants work with you from initial enquiry through to departure — advising on destinations, lodges, and timing, booking accommodation and flights, and supporting you throughout your trip. There is no obligation to book and no upfront costs for planning.
Yes. African Safari Group is a registered inbound tour operator based in South Africa. Client holidays are protected under supplier-default insurance, ensuring bookings and payments are safeguarded in the unlikely event of a supplier becoming insolvent.
African Safari Group was founded in 2016 by Riaan Aggenbag, a South African entrepreneur and safari travel specialist. The company is co-founded and co-led with Dom Meulemans.
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