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Top Three Safari In South Africa Companies

Choosing the right operator for your safari in South Africa is no easy task. There are so many of them all promising you a dream Africa trip. How can you be sure that they will deliver?

There is no way to be 100% certain of course but there is something you can do to stack the odds in your favour.

Take a look at the top three list that I've compiled from independent trip reports that I have access to as founder of the African Safari Journals website.

The companies that make it into the top three are the ones that have received great travel reviews from people that have been on a South Africa safari with them in the past.

So you can deal with them with a lot more confidence than if you just found them on the internet somewhere. It's not foolproof, but it will help you avoid the "cowboy companies" that unfortunately crop up every now and again.

I also (more about me) keep my ear to the ground in industry exhibitions, forums, newsletters and travel magazines to find out who the best of the best in the safari in South Africa travel business is.

How Much Would The Trip Cost?

To compare oranges with oranges it is much more effective to list safari in South Africa operators by sorting them into three different rates categories. Low season rates are typically about 25% less than high season rates. The rate indications below exclude international and inter-Africa airfares.

Deluxe: Prices range from $650 upwards per person per night spent on safari.

Mid Range: Between $300 and $650 per person per night spent on safari.

Budget (usually camping): From $100 to $300 per person per night spent on safari.

The companies are listed in no particular order other than alphabetical. Safari in South Africa trip reports form the basis for this ranking and you can get the links to all the reviews by requesting the list below...

Safari In South Africa Top Three List


Deluxe Companies

AndBeyond (previously CC Africa) (reviews) / Seasons in Africa (reviews) / Singita


Mid Range Companies

Bearded Heron Safaris (review) / Jenman Safaris (reviews) / Wild Wings Safaris (review)


Budget Companies

(Camping accommodation where applicable)

African Safari Journals (reviews) / Livingstone Trails (review) / Outlook Safaris


What About Other African Safari Countries...

Find out who the top three safari companies in five other African countries are by choosing the relevant destination and by clicking on your particular rates requirement link below and then completing the form...

Kenya
Budget, Mid, Deluxe

Botswana
Budget, Mid, Deluxe

Tanzania
Budget, Mid, Deluxe

Namibia
Budget, Mid, Deluxe

South Africa
Budget, Mid, Deluxe

Zambia
Budget, Mid, Deluxe

I'll send you the top three list in four instalments over four days that will include:

  • A free e-book which will help improve your images on safari called "Better Safari Photography".
  • The opportunity to win a free safari trip to South Africa.
  • A what to pack for your safari trip checklist.
  • Valuable safari tips to know before you go.
  • A ticklist of all the animals you are likely to see on your trip.

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