Giraffe and elephant at a waterhole at first light
05Safari & Wildlife

Early mornings,
and worth it.

Camps chosen for what walks past them rather than for the thread count. The thread count is handled anyway.

Begin a journey
Our approach

A safari is decided by two things — where the camp sits and who drives you. Everything else is comfort, and comfort is the easy part.

We book small camps in private concessions, guides by name rather than by lodge, and we plan the flights so no day is spent waiting on a strip.

Where we send you

Five to consider

The details we plan around

A guest feeding a giraffe from a terrace
Where you stay shapes the safari
A lodge and pool seen from the air
The day follows the wildlife
Two guests beside a vehicle at golden hour
The moments between sightings matter too
Anna R., concierge at BookTravel USA
Who plans your journey

Anna R.

Concierge · BookTravel USA · Bangkok
The camp matters less than the person driving it. I book guides first and build the itinerary around who is free.

I plan the journeys that need someone awake while you are asleep — Africa and Asia, mostly. You will have my number for the whole trip, and it will be me who answers.

Florida Seller of Travel ST45485 · CLIA Travel Agency Member 00048039
Safari & Wildlife — BookTravel USA