Safari Vehicles

Safari drives are usually conducted in traditional, open 4×4 safari vehicles which are designed to provide the best visibility and immersion in the wild. Certain extreme environmental conditions in unique destinations, such as excessive dust and/or heat, may warrant a closed vehicle with viewing hatches. In East Africa, on vehicle-based safaris (meaning you are driving from destination to destination rather than flying), closed vehicles are used to accommodate for longer drive times. These closed vehicles have large window and roof hatches to ensure excellent viewing opportunities.

Certain extreme environmental conditions in unique destinations, such as excessive dust and/or heat, may warrant a closed vehicle with viewing hatches.

In almost all other cases, traditional, open, safari vehicles are used for best visibility and immersion in the wild.

Private Activities

Subject to availability and camp dependent, private activities and/or a private guide can be arranged at an additional cost. If you do not elect to include a private guide/vehicle, please note that you will be sharing activities such as game drives, boating, guided/nature walks, mokoro, etc. with other guests. The number of guests per vehicle/activity can vary – the norm is six guests per vehicle.

Okavango Explorers Camp, Botswana