Some experiences change the way you see the world. This is one of them.
A safari isn't just a vacation — it's one of the most extraordinary experiences a human being can have. The landscapes alone will stop you in your tracks. But the difference between a good safari and a truly unforgettable one comes down almost entirely to the details: which country, which lodges, which time of year, which operator, and how it all fits together into something seamless.
That's where I come in. I specialize in pairing you with the perfect local operator of African safaris to help tailor an experience to exactly how you travel — whether you're looking for a classic Kenya bush experience, a family adventure in South Africa, a gorilla trek in Rwanda, or a private luxury journey through multiple countries. We'll handle every detail, from lodge selection and flights, to on-the-ground transfers and travel insurance — so that by the time you land in Nairobi or Johannesburg, all you have to do is look out the window and hold on.
How It Works
Safaris are a little bit different than other trips in terms of planning. It's definitely not something you do yourself! After we talk about what you're looking for — I will work with operators I'm familiar with in Africa to put together a proposal that best fits your request. To be completely transparent, your budget for an African safari should start at $1000 per person, per day — with a plan for 7-15 days. Super-luxury safaris with top accommodations, exclusive park access with fewer crowds, internal flights for traveling long distances between locations, private safari cars, and generally the most seamless logistics can be as much as $2,500 per person, per day. If that's within your budget, let's chat!
Safari Partners
All the below safari companies are ones I can work with, if you have a preference or request. Otherwise, I will work with ones below that I've worked with in the past and know myself.
