Region Authority Hubs (Safari Planning by Geography)
Regional planning is the fastest way to reduce complexity. Each region hub explains seasonality, typical safari styles, gateway cities, and route logic. Use these hubs to decide where you should go, then move into country pages and park pages for details.
East Africa Safaris
Migration-style itineraries, Rift Valley landscapes, primates, and classic park circuits from Nairobi and Arusha.
Southern Africa Parks
Big parks, scenic drives, premium lodge options, and self-drive feasibility in parts of the region.
West Africa Nature
Culture-first travel with protected areas that shine when planned around timing, guides, and realistic transfer pacing.
Central Africa Rainforest
High-reward biodiversity, rainforest ecosystems, and specialist operators for remote landscapes.
North Africa Landscapes
Desert, mountains, and coastal protected areas; often shorter internal distances and strong heritage integration.
City-to-Park Bridges
High-intent pages that match “safari from city” searches (e.g., Nairobi → Masai Mara) and convert into quote requests.
Africa National Parks by Country
Country hubs list the most searched parks and protected areas and link to individual park pages with wildlife notes, best time to visit guidance, and safari routing from gateway cities. Each country page includes visa CTA integration to reduce last-minute entry risk.
Fee Details (Safari Planning & Support)
We charge transparent planning and support fees. Operator costs—lodges, park fees, vehicle/guide services, domestic flights—are separate unless your custom quote bundles them. This structure keeps pricing clear while letting you compare operator inclusions and safety standards.
| Tier | Service Fee | Best for | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter Outline | $29 per trip |
Travelers who want a clear park shortlist and a basic route map before booking. | Region fit + gateway city selection, high-level park sequence, seasonality notes, and visa reminders. |
| Express Fast plan | $59 per trip |
Travelers with dates who want a practical itinerary quickly. | Starter + day-by-day outline, transfer logic, and accommodation zone guidance. |
| Standard Most popular | $89 per trip |
Balanced safari itineraries with optional operator matching. | Express + refined park-day sequencing, activity slots, and operator matching support. |
| Plus Booking support | $119 per trip |
Travelers who want help comparing inclusions and policies. | Standard + comparison prompts, policy review checklist, and booking workflow guidance. |
| Group 2–10 travelers | $149 per group |
Families/groups who need pacing, rooming, and transport coordination. | Plus + group pacing logic, rooming guidance, and coordination notes. |
| Custom Complex | Quoted by scope |
Multi-country circuits, remote parks, and premium lodge positioning. | Tailored scope including permit sequencing and advanced operator coordination. |
Visa timing can be the critical path. Start entry requirements early and avoid non-refundable commitments until timing is confirmed.
How It Works (City → Park → Route)
Strong safari planning is a logistics system: gateway cities, transfer days, park-day sequencing, and seasonality. Our process is designed to produce a booking-ready route quickly.
1) Choose a region
East, Southern, West, Central, or North Africa based on wildlife and travel style.
2) Start from a gateway city
Pick a city with the best flight and transfer reality for your itinerary.
3) Select parks
Choose a park sequence that matches seasonality and travel pace.
4) Confirm feasibility
Distances, daylight, road conditions, and buffer days for reliability.
5) Operator matching (optional)
Compare inclusions, vehicle type, guide quality, and safety standards.
6) Visa readiness
Start visas early via destination CTAs to protect bookings.
FAQ — Africa National Parks
High-intent answers about timing, routes, costs, and visas.
How do I choose the best national parks in Africa for my trip?
Start with region and season. Then choose a gateway city, pick a realistic park sequence, and allocate enough days for transfers and early game drives.
What is the best time to visit African national parks?
It depends on ecosystem and goal. Dry periods often improve visibility in savannah parks, while shoulder seasons can offer value with fewer crowds. Park pages include specific planning guidance.
Do you sell tours directly?
We provide planning and operator matching support, connecting travelers with verified operators and helping compare inclusions and policies.
How do visas affect safari planning?
Visa timing can delay travel. Start the visa process early via AfricaTourVisa pages before committing to non-refundable bookings.