Can you smoke when you are on safari?

Due to a variety of factors smoking is not permitted in our safari vehicles. Regular stops will be scheduled.

Will I be able to touch one of the Big Game?

Yes, we at Big Game Safaris guarantee our tourists of touching at least three of the Big Five.

How long will a normal safari be?

A normal safari will be 3 to 7 days. As Big Game Safaris specialize in

DAY TRIPS 1 day,
WEEKEND SAFARIS 3 days,
WEEK SAFARIS 7 days. & also Tailor made safaris of your choice.

What is the maximum number of people that can go on a safari?

We at Big Game Safaris can take up to 45 people on any safari and up to 60 people on a day trip.

What kind of safari clothes should I take with me?

It all depends on what you planning to do. Game drives will be conducted early morning and late afternoon. In winter it can get very cold on the open safari vehicles.

(April, May, June, July) The rest of the year especially in the National Kruger Park area it’s hot & sunny weather. However comfortable casual wear is suitable. On the adrenalin adventures casual wear will be the best as you can get dirty & wet.

When is the best time of the day to view game?

Early mornings & late afternoon. However game is seeable right through the day.

We at Big Game Safaris will make sure that our tourists see as much game as possible.

Can I have my clothes washed while on safari?

Most safari lodges and camps offer a complimentary laundry service at a small cost.

How much money should I bring?

You will need very little spending money on most safaris as the majority of meals and activities are included in your package cost.

How many people will be on safari?

Only members of your group. We do not offer safaris to solo travellers. Groups must consist of least two travellers.

What kind of insurance do I need for my safari trip?

Comprehensive travel insurance will be compulsory on all Big Game Safari trips.

What if I have any questions that aren’t answered here?

Send an email with your query to info@biggamesafaris.co.za

DID YOU KNOW? 75% of wild birds die before they are 6 months old.