Recommended Fly-In Safari Packages

Our fly-in safari experiences are characterized by the most desirable blend of relaxation and exhilaration. While many travelers are drawn to the easy the convenience of these packages, there is much more to these experiences than ensuring that all the finer details are secured. Being out in the wilderness at a sumptuous safari lodge is as soothing to the soul as it is exciting - a combination that that leaves a lasting effect and inevitably draws travelers back to Southern Africa for more wild adventures.

Hassle-free and tidily inclusive so that you want for naught, the lack of a strict schedule and over-stimulus of too many distinct attractions and activities will heighten your senses to your incomparable surroundings. This is integral to the pleasure of a fly-in safari experience - tuning out from civilization and tuning back into the most fundamental aspects of how your natural surroundings can restore and invigorate you. Cutting out travel, en route points of interest and third party excursions ensures minimal interruptions.

Venture out on game drives when you wish, or simply savor the intimate atmosphere of your safari lodge. Removing ample time spent on the road means more time to do what speaks to your soul. Your remote location means negligible interaction with others (or as much as you'd prefer) and little in the way of distraction. Your fly-in safari is about you and the most rewarding African travel experience that you can hope for.

Our fly-in safaris venture to the all the finest wilderness areas in South Africa, Namibia, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana and even the remote islands and beaches of Mozambique. Destinations that are particularly off the beaten track may require charter flights, like the Okavango Delta, Savute, Linyanti, South Luangwa, Kafue and Lower Zambezi. This is one of the major drawing cards of a fly-in safari - these areas are very rarely accessible via overland journey.

The most affordable and convenient fly-in safaris are offered in South Africa, with its abundance of private game reserves that are largely reachable via regional airports. Overland transfers are available to Namibia's sought-after safari destinations like Etosha and Sossusvlei, but the distances can be staggering and may encroach on valuable time that can be better purposed on safari activities and leisure.