Sunset mokoro safari in the Okavango Delta

All-Inclusive Luxury African Safaris

Luxury experiences tailored for you in Southern & East Africa, including the Indian ocean islands

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Why travel with AfricanSafariHome?

Planning your African safari travel can be an overwhelming experience thanks to the many destinations, activities, attractions, properties and seasons to consider, not to mention where to see your favourite animals, and this is where working with specialists is the best option.

Our all-inclusive African safari packages are designed with Africa's leading properties.

The Royal Portfolio
Londolozi
Sanctuary Retreats
Singita
Wilderness
&Beyond
Where We Travel

Southern & East Africa

We represent the Top 11 most popular destinations in Africa for your wildife safari or unspoiled island escape.

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We are not a booking engine and don't offer cookie-cutter templates. Every trip is personalised to meet your requirements and create memories to last a lifetime.

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All-inclusive African safari packages, explained

An all-inclusive African safari package bundles luxury accommodation, all meals and drinks, twice-daily game drives with a private guide and tracker, park fees, and regional transfers into one per-person price.  Our packages start at US$5,127 per person for 7 nights in South Africa and scale up to multi-country journeys through Botswana, Zimbabwe and the Indian Ocean islands.

What's included

  • Luxury lodge or tented-camp accommodation
  • All meals, teas, coffees and house wines / spirits
  • Twice-daily game drives with private guide & tracker
  • Park, reserve and conservation fees
  • Regional light-aircraft & road transfers between camps
  • Laundry at most lodges
  • 24/7 on-trip concierge support

Not included

  • International flights to Africa
  • Visas, travel insurance & vaccinations
  • Premium wines, champagnes and imported spirits
  • Gratuities for guides, trackers and lodge staff
  • Optional extras (helicopter flips, spa, private vehicle upgrades)

African safari packages at a glance

Three starting points our specialists customise for dates, lodge choice and group size.

PackageNightsCountriesLodges & regionsFrom priceBest for
Silver7 nightsSouth AfricaSabi Sand + Cape TownFrom US$5,127 ppFirst-time Big Five safari
Gold10 nightsSouth Africa, ZimbabweKruger area + Cape Town + Victoria FallsFrom US$6,997 ppSafari + iconic waterfall combo
Platinum17 nightsSouth Africa, Botswana, ZimbabweSabi Sand + Okavango Delta + Chobe + Victoria FallsFrom US$13,997 ppHoneymoons & bucket-list journeys

Best time to go on safari in Africa

May – October

Dry season · peak game viewing

Cool mornings, sparse foliage and animals concentrating around waterholes. Best across Kruger, Sabi Sand, Okavango Delta, Serengeti and Masai Mara. The Great Migration river crossings peak July – September.

November – April

Green season · lower rates & birding

Dramatic afternoon storms, newborn wildlife and migratory birds. Fewer vehicles at sightings and lodge rates 20 – 40% lower. Ideal for photography and repeat safari-goers.

Read the full seasonal guides for South Africa safari lodges, the Okavango Delta and the Serengeti.

How much does an African safari cost?

Luxury all-inclusive safaris with African Safari Home start at US$5,127 per person for 7 nights in South Africa, based on two sharing. That covers a Sabi Sand lodge on the Kruger boundary, twice-daily game drives, all meals, and regional light-aircraft transfers.

Ten-night Southern Africa combinations - Kruger area, Cape Town and Victoria Falls - run from US$6,997 per person. Multi-country journeys taking in the Okavango Delta and Chobe start at US$13,997 per person for 17 nights.

Price varies with season (May – October carries a premium), lodge choice (flagship camps like Singita, Royal Malewane and andBeyond command higher rates) and how much of the travel is by private light aircraft versus road. International flights are quoted separately.

Curated by African Safari Home, a SATSA-bonded specialist designing luxury safaris across Southern and East Africa since 2005. Our team has personally inspected every lodge featured. Last updated July 2026.
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African safari packages — FAQ

The most common questions we answer for guests planning an all-inclusive African safari.

What is an all-inclusive African safari package?

An all-inclusive African safari package bundles luxury lodge accommodation, all meals and most drinks, twice-daily game drives with a private guide and tracker, park and conservation fees, and road or light-aircraft transfers between camps into a single per-person price. International flights, premium wines and gratuities are typically excluded.

Are flights included in your African safari packages?

Regional light-aircraft flights between reserves (for example Johannesburg to a Sabi Sand airstrip, or Maun to Okavango Delta camps) are included in every itinerary. International flights to Africa are quoted separately so guests can use miles, choose their preferred carrier, or fly from their home city.

Which African countries do you cover?

We plan tailor-made safaris across Southern and East Africa: South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Namibia, Tanzania, Kenya and Rwanda, plus Indian Ocean beach add-ons in the Seychelles, Mauritius and Mozambique.

How many days do you need for an African safari?

A first safari works well at 7 nights in a single country. Multi-country trips combining a Big Five reserve with the Okavango Delta and Victoria Falls usually run 10 to 14 nights. Extended honeymoons or family journeys with an island add-on land at 14 to 21 nights.

How much does an all-inclusive African safari cost?

Entry-level luxury safaris start around US$5,100 per person for 7 nights in South Africa. A 10-night Southern Africa package combining South Africa and Zimbabwe is priced from US$7,000 per person. Premium 17-night journeys across South Africa, Botswana and Zimbabwe start from US$13,997 per person, excluding international flights.

When is the best time to go on safari in Africa?

May to October is the dry season across Southern and East Africa — the strongest window for Big Five game viewing as animals concentrate around waterholes. The Great Migration river crossings in the Serengeti and Masai Mara peak from July to September. November to April is the green season: fewer vehicles, lower rates, dramatic skies and outstanding birding.

Is it safe to go on an African safari?

Yes. All lodges we represent are in managed private reserves or national parks with armed anti-poaching teams, and every game drive is led by a qualified guide and tracker. We are SATSA-bonded (Southern Africa Tourism Services Association), which financially protects guest deposits.

Can you customise the sample itineraries?

Every trip is custom-built. Our Silver, Gold and Platinum packages are starting points that we adjust for dates, lodge choice, group size, mobility needs and interests such as walking safaris, honeymoon privacy, family suites or photographic hides.

Do you offer honeymoon and family safari packages?

Yes. Honeymoon itineraries pair private-suite lodges (Royal Malewane, Singita, Londolozi, andBeyond) with an Indian Ocean island. Family safaris use lodges with dedicated child programmes, interleading suites and a minimum age of 6 for game drives.

What vaccinations or visas do I need?

Requirements depend on your passport and the countries visited. A yellow fever certificate is required when arriving in South Africa from a yellow fever country (including Kenya and Tanzania). Malaria prophylaxis is recommended for most safari regions. We provide a country-by-country brief with your itinerary.

How do I book and what is the payment schedule?

A 20% deposit confirms your reservation. The balance is due 60 days before arrival. Payments are made by bank transfer or credit card in USD, GBP or ZAR. Cancellation terms follow the individual lodge policies and are shown before you pay.

Which reserves do you recommend for the Big Five?

For a first-time Big Five safari we recommend the Sabi Sand Game Reserve or Timbavati bordering Kruger National Park — traversing rights, off-road driving and leopard sightings are among the best in Africa. In East Africa, the Masai Mara and Serengeti deliver Big Five plus the Great Migration.

Still deciding? Speak to a safari specialist.