Classic Tanzania Safari

With stops at Cape of Good Hope Natural Reserve, the African Penguin breeding colony at Simonstown Naval Base, Kruger National Park and its adjacent land holdings emphasizing conservation, travelers have adequate opportunities on this trip to encounter the animals and ecosystems that define the area. Chances are great of seeing cheetahs, leopards, lions, hyenas, zebra, and wild dogs, as well as kudu, eland, sable antelope, and impala. Other possible wildlife sightings on this amazing safari experience include white rhino, elephant, hippo, giraffe, and buffalo. That kind of exposure to the species that comprise an ecosystem enables travelers to more fully appreciate the impact of their decisions. Furthermore, traveler rates will contribute directly to the entrance fees at Kruger National Park. Those fees directly impact the capacity of the park to continue to provide a refuge for wildlife in an environment rich in historical and archaeological significance.

While in the park, travelers will benefit from our selection of local guides who are trained and well-versed in the practices of sustainability and minimal impact. Guides not only educate and provide context for the details of the park, but they ensure that individuals do not have an impact on wildlife by discouraging flash photography, observing proper distance from animals and noting how our nuanced behavior can directly impact our environment.

We privilege accommodations that emphasize a conservation approach throughout. Take the Simbavati River Lodge, for instance. Balancing luxury touches with the small footprint of traditional safari encampments, this eco-friendly lodge sits within the Timbavati Private Game Reserve inside of Kruger National Park. The grounds are built around ancient Jackalberry and Leadwood trees, along the banks of a river that is home to countless species. Guests are educated in their surroundings and encouraged to tread lightly and witness the wonders of their environment without leaving a trace.