Your game drives are exclusively for you, as you are the only client, and no other clients are alongside. The focus is on what you want to see while on safari, like elephants, predators, endangered wild dogs, or rare birds of prey.
Each species has its own ebb and flow in its habitat, and your guide will find what you’re looking for and get you as close as safely possible.
There is a difference between using private air charters between camps and having the exclusive use of that aircraft, whether bush plane or helicopter.
This means the pilot is at your beck and call. If you want a morning flight over the Mara River to discover where the wildebeests are crossing, upon landing, your safari guide drives you to that location to watch and photograph the migration from ground level. Or if you want your helicopter pilot to fly to the top of the escarpment for an extraordinary sundowner location, it’s your call.
The aircraft of your choice is for the entire safari.
Exclusive use also extends to the safari camps.
If you are famous or want total privacy, you may not want to share the camp with other guests. When sharing, it can sometimes get sticky when a guest recognizes you and wants a selfie, an autograph, or to hang with you.
Exclusive use of the safari camp means you must buy out the whole camp to have it exclusively to yourself (based on availability). For example, Serengeti Under Canvas in Tanzania is an ultra-luxury mobile camp that follows the wildebeest migration. They have 18 luxury tents. Since you’re buying all of them, consider inviting family and friends for a private Serengeti party.
Along with exclusivity comes the request for extra safari security, mainly to protect you from the two-legged creatures.
Our security team will liaise with your security team for a seamless flow, with no worries and knowing someone has your back. We do an African dance between bush security and civilization’s security.
