Generate a first draft
Tell the planner your month, your length and roughly what you're into. It scores every park for those dates, builds a route, and prices it against our real safaris.
Build me a trip →Plan my trip
Start with something to argue with
Most people can't answer "what do you want?" from a blank page. So we'll build you a trip first — then you tell us what's wrong with it.
Or browse what we already run
Thirty safaris, filterable by length, budget and where you want to be. Often the fastest route to a good trip is a good trip someone has already built.
See the safaris →Then tell us what to change
Fewer parks. More Serengeti. A beach at the end. Somebody's knee. This is the conversation that turns a route into your trip — and it's below.
Send the brief ↓What actually helps us
You don't need to know any of this. But every one of these tells us more than "we'd like a safari" — and the more of them you can answer, the closer the first proposal will land.
Your dates, or how flexible they are
A week either way can move a park from average to exceptional. If you can flex, say so — it's the cheapest upgrade there is.
What you'd be gutted to miss
The migration? A leopard? Rhino? Somewhere with nobody else in it? We build around the thing you'd regret not seeing.
Your honest budget, per person
Not to spend it — to stop us proposing something that wastes both our time. Camps drive the price far more than the route does.
Who's coming, and any limits
Ages, mobility, a bad back, a nervous flyer, a child who won't sit still for six hours. All of it changes the plan, and none of it is a problem if we know.
How hard you want to travel
Some people want four parks in nine days. Some want one camp and a hammock. Both are good trips. They're not the same trip.
Whether you're adding a beach or a climb
It changes routing and internal flights, and it's much cheaper to plan in from the start than to bolt on later.
Experience
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Where & When
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Your Group
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Your Details
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Confirm
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