Safari Blog

In celebration of World Safari Day on the 25th of November, we are proud to partner with African Jacquard, who will be donating 20% of revenue from their new Safari Collection to African Bush Camps Foundation.​ The funds raised from the Safari Collection’s sales will go directly to African Bush Camps Foundation’s Back-To-School Campaign.

A day in the life of a family safari is fluid, exciting, varied and full of special moments that will live on in family history for a lifetime. Our child specialist guides tailor their safaris to families for the duration of their stay, taking into consideration the age of the children and any special interests or requests, promoting a philosophy that embraces families in the wild.

This year, we’ve put together the”Move for Education” initiative. Our objective is to provide support to 2000 children across multiple school communities aided by the ABCF. This support includes the provision of stationary packs, meals, and learner assistance.

Abrupt thunderstorms and short bursts of rain are expected throughout the day, creating a humid atmosphere. Daily temperatures typically average around 30°C, however the intermittent showers pleasantly cool down the temperatures.

This year, we’ve put together the”Move for Education” initiative. Our objective is to provide support to 2000 children across multiple school communities aided by the ABCF. This support includes the provision of stationary packs, meals, and learner assistance.

October and November are our heartlands’ hottest months, with daytime temperatures reaching anywhere from 88°F (31°C) to upwards of 95°F (35°C). The clear skies, low humidity, and sparse vegetation make for clearer and more frequent animal sightings.