Private Safaris
Experience the wild at your own pace with a Private Tour crafted entirely around your interests.
What Makes a Private Safari Special?
Every Private Safari comes with your own Private Guide — a naturalist who knows the terrain, the wildlife, and exactly when to hold still. It’s the difference between watching from a shared jeep and having someone read the forest just for you. Our Private Trips run at whatever pace suits your group, whether that means lingering an extra hour at a sighting or skipping a stop entirely.
How It’s Different from a Luxury Safari?
Private Safari
About exclusivity & personalization. Can be standard, mid-range, or luxury accommodation depending on your preference.
Luxury Safari
About high-end comfort, premium lodges, and fine dining—whether private or shared.
Top Destinations for Private Safaris
Pricing Note
Private Safaris are built as a Personalized Tour Package — your cost depends on the park, season, and accommodation style (standard, mid-range, or luxury).
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Private Safaris
What's included in a Private Safari?
A Private Safari includes your own vehicle and naturalist for your group only, priority permit booking, and an itinerary built entirely around your schedule and pace — no sharing with strangers, no fixed departure dates.
How much does a Private Safari cost compared to a Group Safari?
A Private Safari costs more than a Group Safari, since you’re not sharing vehicle or naturalist costs with other travelers — but you gain full control over timing, pace, and positioning, which matters most for photography-focused trips.
Can I combine multiple parks on a Private Tour?
Yes — Private Tours are fully flexible, so combining reserves like Bandhavgarh and Kanha, or pairing Amboseli with Lake Naivasha, is easy to build into a single seamless itinerary.
Do I get the same Private Guide for the whole trip?
In most cases, yes — a single naturalist stays with you throughout a Private Safari, building familiarity with your preferences and pace as the trip goes on, rather than switching guides at each stop.
Is a Private Safari better for photography than a Group Safari?
Yes — a Private Safari means the vehicle is positioned entirely for your shots, with no compromise on timing or angle to accommodate other travelers, which matters most during a brief window of good light or an active sighting.
