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…
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How long should a safari be? It is one of the most common questions in safari planning and one where the internet’s generic answers — “at least three nights” or “a week is ideal” — obscure what actually makes the…
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A first Africa safari is one of the few travel experiences that consistently exceeds expectations — provided it has been planned correctly. Planned badly, it produces an expensive disappointment: the wrong reserve for the season, a lodge that photographs beautifully…
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The best time for safari in South Africa is one of the most commonly asked — and most incompletely answered — questions in safari planning. “When is the best time to go?” depends on which reserve, which wildlife experience, and…
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Luxury safari Africa experiences are among the most sought-after in the travel industry, but the word “luxury” has been applied so broadly — to everything from Maldivian-style overwater suites transplanted to the bush to basic camps with decent mattresses —…
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South Africa vs Botswana safari is one of the most common decisions travellers face when planning an African safari. South Africa and Botswana represent two very different safari experiences: South Africa offers accessibility, infrastructure, price competition, and a wide range…
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Best safari for families South Africa is a topic that requires different planning considerations from a standard safari. Minimum age requirements, malaria-risk areas, lodge facilities, and children’s attention spans all influence which destinations work best. The logistics of game drives…
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Sabi Sands vs Timbavati is one of the most common decisions travellers make when planning a Greater Kruger safari. Although Sabi Sands, Timbavati and Manyeleti share unfenced borders with Kruger National Park, each reserve offers a different wildlife experience, price…
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A malaria-free safari South Africa offers is one of the country’s biggest advantages for first-time visitors, families with young children, pregnant travellers, and anyone who prefers to avoid anti-malarial medication. Unlike many other African safari destinations, South Africa has several…
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The best Africa safari destinations offer very different wildlife experiences, landscapes, and styles of travel. Choosing between South Africa, Botswana, Kenya, Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Namibia, and Rwanda depends on your budget, travel goals, preferred wildlife, and the time of year…
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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