There are many aspects to consider prior to you embark on a luxury African safari. This is exactly the way I went last year, as I realized that this was the kind of vacation I was looking for to celebrate my one-year anniversary.

Safaris are available in a variety of dimensions and designs and all safaris are made equal. This particular post will focus more on the indulgent side of the safari experience that will delight you from the moment you touch down the runway that is private until your final encounter with animals you never thought that you could be so close and personal with.

If you are trying to decide where you should go and when to travel and what you'd like your safari to look like I hope that this can assist you in making the best decision for your own Luxury Safari experience.

The type of accommodation

If you're looking for the luxuriousness of a suite with its own private swimming pool, or the romantic experience of sleeping in a tent at one of the numerous tented camps - you will be sure of an unforgettable safari experience at many private lodges across Africa.

Private safari lodges give you close-up views, luxurious accommodation, and all-inclusive rates.

There is a chance that you hear the word "tented camp" and be thinking that this type of accommodation may be an improvement from camping, but do not worry. Tented camps can be a luxurious experience if you find the right one.

While both game-lodge safaris and tentted-camp safaris both offer their own unique appeal, I would generally recommend an tented-camp safari when you are only staying for one night. A game lodge is a better option if you only have a couple of days.

Landscape

When choosing a country for your Tanzania luxury safari, the most popular destinations are Botswana, Kenya, South Africa and Tanzania.

There are clear differences in the diverse terrains. You'll find vast plains filled with animals in areas like Kenya or Tanzania. It is more common to see animals in the bush in South Africa. It's still exciting and thrilling, even if you think it's boring. The excitement of locating the animal is increased by the fact that your vehicle driver/guide knows where they are located.

Another thing to consider is whether the lodge is private conservatories or part of an National Park. Private conservatories provide a more unique experience since you can get away from the crowds and enjoy the wilderness without being surrounded by a ton of other vehicles.

Only game-viewing vehicles that belong to lodges located in the reserve or conservancy are permitted to drive on the land, and frequently, there is a limit of 3 vehicles per wildlife sighting.

Take a look at the possibility of going to witness the Great Migration in the Masai Mara and you might be sharing your experience with 50 other vehicles simultaneously.

The year of the year

From November to July the Great Migration is active at Tanzania's Serengeti and Kenya's Masai Mara. It's active from August to October.

Botswana can be visited all throughout the year, but it's most popular in October and September when rainfall is the lowest and the game viewing is at its finest.

It is best to tour South Africa during the dry season. It is usually April through September.

Keep in mind that even the most extravagant safari lodges and camps in Africa will have off seasons or quieter periods. Ask your Travel Advisor about this difference. You may be able to negotiate a lower price if you book outside the peak season.

Each person is unique and each has his own thoughts of what a luxury safari ought to look like. It's important to share your dream with the travel professional so that they can help you find the ideal experience. With all the safari's out there, my goal is to help you get rid of the overwhelm and send you off to this adventure that you will remember for the rest of your life.

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