4 Days Lewa Luxury Safari 2026/2027/2028 – Lewa Wildlife Conservancy

Experience one of Kenya's most exclusive conservation areas on this 4-day Lewa Luxury Safari 2026/2027/2028, a private 3-night journey from Nairobi to Lewa Wildlife Conservancy. Set against the landscapes of northern Kenya and the Mount Kenya region, Lewa combines luxury accommodation, exceptional wildlife viewing and internationally recognised conservation.

Private game drives provide opportunities to search for black and white rhinos, lions, elephants, buffaloes and leopards, alongside northern Kenya species such as Grevy's zebra, reticulated giraffe and Beisa oryx. Lewa's carefully managed tourism model also provides a quieter safari atmosphere than many of Kenya's busier wildlife destinations.

Travelling in a private 4×4 safari Land Cruiser with a professional driver-guide, this itinerary is particularly well suited to couples, honeymooners, photographers and travellers looking for a high-quality safari with a strong conservation focus.

Travellers comparing Lewa with other exclusive wildlife experiences can explore our Kenya luxury safari packages, including private fly-in safaris, honeymoon itineraries and tailor-made multi-park journeys.

4-Day Lewa Luxury Safari at a Glance

This private 4-day Lewa luxury safari combines exclusive wildlife viewing, luxury accommodation and conservation experiences in Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, with road or fly-in options available from Nairobi.

Lewa Wildlife Conservancy combines high-quality wildlife viewing with conservation, low-density tourism and luxury accommodation. Rather than trying to cover several parks in four days, this safari focuses on three nights in one exceptional conservancy, allowing more time for relaxed game drives and wildlife observation.

1. Exceptional Rhino Conservation

Lewa is particularly renowned for its conservation work involving black and white rhinos. Rhino viewing is therefore one of the defining wildlife experiences of this safari, alongside opportunities to encounter elephants, buffaloes, lions and other large mammals.

2. Rare Northern Kenya Wildlife

Beyond the Big Five, Lewa provides opportunities to look for distinctive northern species including Grevy's zebra, reticulated giraffe and Beisa oryx. These species help differentiate a Lewa safari from Kenya's better-known southern safari circuits.

3. Low-Density, Private Game Viewing

Lewa offers a more exclusive safari environment than many heavily visited wildlife destinations. Fewer safari vehicles and private guiding allow your game drives to follow wildlife activity at a more relaxed pace, particularly useful for photographers and travellers who value privacy.

4. Luxury With a Conservation Focus

Luxury accommodation is an important part of the experience, but Lewa's appeal goes beyond high-end lodges. Tourism contributes to a wider conservation model involving wildlife protection, habitat management and surrounding communities, adding purpose to the safari experience.

5. Mount Kenya & Laikipia Landscapes

Lewa's open grasslands, acacia woodland and views toward Mount Kenya provide a striking setting for game drives and photography. The landscape feels distinctly different from the open plains normally associated with the Masai Mara.

Why Three Nights in Lewa?

Staying three nights in one conservancy gives your guide more time to understand current wildlife movements and explore different areas without repeatedly packing and changing lodges. It also creates a slower, more exclusive safari experience appropriate for a luxury itinerary.

Lewa Wildlife Conservancy is particularly rewarding for travellers interested in rhinos, Big Five wildlife and rare northern Kenya species. Its mixture of open grassland, woodland and conservancy habitat supports an impressive variety of mammals and birds, while low visitor density can create a more relaxed wildlife-viewing experience.

Lewa's Rhino Experience

Rhino conservation is one of the strongest reasons to choose Lewa. Your guide will look for both black and white rhinos, while explaining how conservation and habitat protection have contributed to the conservancy's wildlife populations.

Rare Northern Kenya Species

Lewa also gives this safari a different wildlife character from destinations such as the Masai Mara.

Three particularly important species to highlight are:

Grevy's zebra – recognizable by its narrow stripes and white belly.

Reticulated giraffe – distinguished by its striking geometric coat pattern.

Beisa oryx – a dry-country antelope associated with northern Kenya landscapes.

Lewa offers opportunities to search for the Big Five, with rhino viewing being one of the conservancy's particular strengths.

Birdlife: Lewa also supports diverse birdlife, including raptors, grassland species and seasonal migrants. Dedicated birdwatching can be arranged for travellers with a particular interest in birds.

Wildlife sightings are natural and cannot be guaranteed. Your guide will adjust game-drive routes according to recent sightings, animal movements, weather and local conditions.

Lewa Wildlife Conservancy is a year-round safari destination. June to October generally brings drier conditions and productive wildlife viewing, while the greener months offer beautiful scenery, birdlife and fewer visitors. The best time for your safari ultimately depends on whether you prioritise wildlife photography, warmer weather, green landscapes or a quieter experience.

Our Recommendation

• For a first Lewa safari: June to October
• For warmer, generally drier conditions: January to March
• For green scenery and fewer visitors: April to May or November to December

Weather patterns and wildlife movements vary, so these periods should be used as planning guidance rather than guarantees.

Three nights in Lewa Wildlife Conservancy give you time to explore the conservancy at a relaxed pace rather than rushing between several destinations. Each day has a different focus, while game-drive routes remain flexible according to wildlife movements, weather and recent sightings.

Day 1: Nairobi to Lewa Wildlife Conservancy – Scenic Journey & First Game Drive

Your 4-day Lewa luxury safari begins with morning pickup from your Nairobi hotel or the airport. Meet your private safari driver-guide and travel north through Kenya's central highlands toward Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, passing agricultural landscapes and the Mount Kenya region along the way.

Arrive at your selected luxury lodge or tented camp for check-in and lunch, followed by time to relax before your first afternoon game drive.

This introductory drive provides your first opportunity to look for rhinos, elephants, buffaloes, Grevy's zebras, reticulated giraffes and other Lewa wildlife while becoming familiar with the conservancy's landscape. As temperatures cool toward evening, your guide will watch for increased animal activity before returning to the lodge for dinner.

Accommodation: Selected Lewa luxury lodge or camp
Meals: Lunch & Dinner

Day 2: Full-Day Lewa Safari – Rhinos & Rare Northern Kenya Wildlife

After breakfast, dedicate the day to exploring Lewa's different habitats with particular attention to its rhino conservation success and rare northern Kenya species.

Your guide will look for black and white rhinos, explaining their behaviour and the conservation work that has helped protect these animals. Game drives also provide opportunities to search for Grevy's zebra, reticulated giraffe, Beisa oryx, elephants, buffaloes and other resident wildlife.

Predators such as lions, leopards and cheetahs are also present, although sightings depend entirely on natural movements.

Rather than following a rigid route, your guide can adjust the day's game viewing according to recent sightings and wildlife activity. Depending on your lodge programme, return for lunch between drives or arrange the day's activities around your preferred pace.

Accommodation: Selected Lewa luxury lodge or camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 3: Lewa Conservation, Photography & Flexible Safari Experiences

Today is deliberately more flexible, giving you the opportunity to experience Lewa beyond simply repeating another standard full-day game drive.

Early morning is particularly rewarding for wildlife photography, when temperatures are cooler and the light can be softer. Your guide may revisit productive areas from the previous day or explore different parts of the conservancy in search of predator activity, elephants, rhinos and northern species.

Depending on your selected lodge and availability, the day can also incorporate optional Lewa experiences such as a guided bush walk, horseback safari, conservation-focused activity or private sundowner.

Travellers who prefer conventional wildlife viewing can instead devote the day entirely to private game drives.

Return to your lodge for your final evening in Lewa.

Accommodation: Selected Lewa luxury lodge or camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 4: Final Lewa Game Drive – Return to Nairobi

Begin your final morning with breakfast and, depending on your departure schedule, a last Lewa game drive.

This provides another opportunity to look for wildlife you may not have encountered during the previous days or simply spend more time observing particularly rewarding sightings rather than rushing through a checklist.

After checking out, begin the journey back to Nairobi through Kenya's central highlands. Alternatively, travellers who have selected the fly-in package will transfer to the appropriate airstrip for their scheduled flight to Nairobi.

On arrival, you will be transferred to your Nairobi hotel or the appropriate airport for your onward arrangements, marking the end of your 4 Days Lewa Luxury Safari.

Meals: Breakfast

Safari Guide's Note

Game-drive routes and timings remain flexible because wildlife movements cannot be scheduled. Your guide may adjust the programme according to recent sightings, weather, road conditions and animal behaviour.

The final cost varies depending on your travel dates, group size, selected lodge and transport option. For a broader explanation of accommodation rates, conservancy fees, private transport and seasonal supplements, read our Kenya safari cost guide.

Price basis: The displayed road-safari rates are guide prices based on selected luxury accommodation. Premium properties such as Sirikoi, private villas, festive-season stays and certain peak-season dates require a supplement. Your quotation will identify the exact lodge and room category before confirmation.

Fly-In Luxury Safari

For travellers who prefer to minimize road travel, a fly-in Lewa safari from Nairobi's Wilson Airport can be arranged using scheduled flights, subject to availability.

Fly-in package: From USD 2,980 per person sharing

Your 4-day Lewa luxury safari includes the main accommodation, transport, guiding, game-viewing and conservancy services required for the itinerary. Your final quotation will confirm the exact lodge, room category and any additional experiences included in your package.

What's Included

• 3 nights' luxury accommodation in Lewa Wildlife Conservancy
• Full-board meals during your stay, as specified in the itinerary
• Private transport in a customized 4×4 safari Land Cruiser
• Services of a professional English-speaking safari driver-guide
• Private game drives in Lewa as outlined in the itinerary
• Lewa Wildlife Conservancy entry and conservation fees
• Nairobi hotel or airport pickup and drop-off for the road-safari package
• Bottled drinking water during game drives and road transfers
• Applicable government taxes and statutory charges included in your quotation
• On-ground assistance from East Africa Jungle throughout the safari
• Emergency evacuation cover where specifically included in your confirmed package

Important Package Note

Your confirmed safari quotation takes precedence over the general inclusions above. It will clearly identify your selected accommodation, transport option, conservancy fees, meals and activities before you make your booking.

• International flights to and from Kenya
• Domestic flights unless you select the fly-in Lewa safari package
• Kenya Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) and related immigration costs
• Comprehensive travel and medical insurance
• Nairobi accommodation before or after the safari unless specifically included
• Optional activities and experiences not listed in the confirmed itinerary
• Alcoholic beverages and premium drinks unless included by your selected lodge
• Spa treatments, laundry and other personal expenses
• Premium room, suite or villa upgrades
• Tips and gratuities for your safari guide and lodge staff
• Additional meals or transfers not specified in the itinerary
• Any other service not specifically stated under What's Included

Enhance your 4-day Lewa luxury safari with selected experiences that complement Lewa's wildlife, conservation and luxury focus. Activities vary by lodge and are subject to availability, weather conditions and conservancy regulations.

Recommended for Honeymooners

For honeymoon or anniversary travel, these three upgrades can make the Lewa experience even more special:

Private sundowner – a relaxed end to an afternoon safari.

Private bush dining – particularly suitable for anniversaries and honeymoon trips.

Premium room or private villa – available at selected properties for travellers wanting additional privacy.

Fly-In Safari Upgrade

Fly from Nairobi's Wilson Airport to Lewa instead of travelling overland. This option reduces transfer time and is particularly suitable for honeymooners, premium luxury travellers and guests combining Lewa with another fly-in safari destination.

Horseback riding, guided walks, conservation experiences and private bush activities are subject to lodge, conservancy and operational availability.

Accommodation is a major part of this 4-day Lewa luxury safari. Rather than using one fixed property for every traveller, we can match the lodge to your preferred level of privacy, style, budget and safari experience.

Lewa Safari Camp – Classic Luxury Tented Safari

A strong choice for travellers looking for a traditional luxury safari atmosphere within the Lewa landscape. The tented style keeps you connected to the wilderness while providing the comfort expected from a high-end safari property.

Best for: First-time Lewa visitors, couples and travellers wanting a classic luxury tented-camp experience.

Lewa Wilderness – Intimate & Characterful

Lewa Wilderness is particularly suited to travellers who value privacy, character and a strong sense of place rather than a conventional large safari lodge.

It works especially well for couples, families and repeat safari travellers looking for a more intimate Lewa experience.

Best for: Couples, families, repeat safari travellers and longer stays.

Kifaru House – Exclusive & Intimate

Kifaru House is a good option for travellers prioritising exclusivity and a smaller-scale luxury experience.

Its intimate character makes it particularly attractive for honeymooners, couples and travellers who prefer fewer guests around them.

Best for: Honeymooners, couples and privacy-focused luxury travellers.

Sirikoi – Premium Luxury Upgrade

Sirikoi is offered as a premium luxury upgrade, subject to availability and your selected safari package.

Best for: Special occasions, anniversaries and premium luxury travellers.

Borana – Wider Laikipia Experience

Borana is particularly suitable for travellers who want to extend their experience into the wider Lewa–Borana conservation landscape.

Best for: Repeat safari travellers, active travellers and those wanting a broader Laikipia conservation experience.

Recommended honeymoon and anniversary upgrades include:

Accommodation Note

Accommodation is subject to availability and the package selected. Your quotation will confirm the exact lodge, room category, meals and activities included. If a preferred property is unavailable, we will recommend a comparable alternative before booking.

This 4-day Lewa luxury safari is designed for travellers who value privacy, high-quality wildlife viewing and conservation as much as the number of destinations visited. With three nights in one conservancy, the itinerary favours a slower and more immersive safari experience rather than moving between several parks.

Couples & Honeymooners

Lewa is particularly well suited to couples, honeymooners and anniversary travellers looking for privacy and a more intimate safari atmosphere.

Luxury accommodation, private game drives and optional experiences such as sundowners and private dining can make the itinerary especially suitable for a romantic Kenya safari.

Luxury Travellers

This safari works well for travellers who want more than comfortable accommodation.

The combination of private guiding, low-density wildlife viewing, carefully selected lodges and flexible game-drive schedules creates a more personalised experience than a conventional multi-park road safari.

Wildlife Photographers

Photographers benefit from spending three nights in the same conservancy because there is more opportunity to revisit productive areas, wait for animal behaviour and work with changing light conditions.

Rhinos, elephants, predators, Grevy's zebras and the landscapes around Lewa provide a varied range of photographic subjects.

Conservation-Focused Travellers

Choose Lewa if understanding conservation is an important part of your safari.

The experience goes beyond simply seeing wildlife, with particular relevance to rhino protection, Grevy's zebra conservation, habitat management and community programmes.

Repeat Safari Travellers

Travellers who have already visited the Masai Mara, Amboseli or other classic Kenyan parks may particularly appreciate Lewa.

Its northern species, conservation model, landscape and lower-density safari environment give it a distinctly different character from Kenya's more conventional safari circuit.

Families Seeking a Private Safari

Lewa can also work very well for families who prefer a private vehicle, comfortable accommodation and a flexible daily schedule.

Family suitability will depend on the children's ages and selected lodge, particularly where walking, horseback riding or other activities have minimum-age requirements.

Who May Prefer a Different Safari?

This safari may not be the best choice if your main priority is:

• Seeing the Great Migration or Mara River crossings — choose the Masai Mara during the appropriate season.
• Visiting as many Kenyan parks as possible in four days — choose a multi-destination safari.
• Finding the lowest-cost Kenya safari — Lewa is primarily positioned as a private conservation and luxury destination.
• Spending every day on long, intensive game drives — Lewa works particularly well when wildlife viewing is balanced with the lodge and other conservancy experiences.

Our Recommendation

Choose this safari if you want quality over quantity: three nights in one conservation area, private wildlife viewing, strong rhino opportunities, northern Kenya species and a slower luxury safari pace.

Lewa Wildlife Conservancy is a carefully protected wildlife area. Following your guide’s instructions helps safeguard the animals, respects conservancy rules and creates a more rewarding safari experience for everyone.

• Keep a respectful distance from wildlife. Never pressure your guide to move closer simply to obtain a better photograph.

• Avoid excessive noise at sightings. Speak quietly and allow animals to continue behaving naturally.

• Never feed or attract wild animals. Feeding can change natural behaviour and create unsafe interactions.

• Remain inside the vehicle unless permitted. Leave the vehicle only in designated areas or when your guide confirms that it is safe.

• Do not fly a drone without authorisation. Drone use is subject to current aviation, conservancy and property-specific regulations.

• Allow your guide to manage each game drive. Your guide will consider animal behaviour, recent sightings, road conditions and vehicle numbers when choosing routes and positioning the vehicle.

Guide’s advice: Give wildlife space, keep noise low and let animal behaviour—not a checklist—determine the pace of your Lewa safari.

• Kenya-based support: Our local team coordinates your safari from initial planning to your return to Nairobi.

• 16+ years of experience: We understand Lewa’s routing, accommodation and seasonal travel requirements.

• Private 4×4 transport: Road safaris use a private Land Cruiser with a professional driver-guide.

• Road or fly-in options: We arrange private road transfers or scheduled flights from Wilson Airport.

• Carefully selected accommodation: Lodges are recommended according to your budget, preferences and availability.

• Personal assistance: We support dietary needs, special occasions and other arrangements before and during your safari.

1. Why Three Nights in Lewa Matter

Three nights allow your guide to explore different parts of Lewa without rushing between destinations. Game-drive routes can be adjusted according to recent sightings, weather and animal movements. If one drive is quiet, there is enough time to revisit productive areas or explore a different habitat. This slower pace also gives you more time to enjoy your lodge and observe wildlife behaviour rather than simply collecting photographs.

2. How Our Guides Search for Rhinos and Predators

Finding wildlife involves more than driving toward the latest reported sighting. Our guides look for fresh tracks, alarm calls, circling vultures, nervous antelope and changes in herd behaviour. When a rhino, lion, leopard or cheetah is located, the guide considers the animal’s direction, behaviour and surroundings before positioning the vehicle at a respectful distance.

3. Why Grevy’s Zebra Should Not Be Overlooked

Many first-time visitors naturally concentrate on the Big Five, but the endangered Grevy’s zebra is one of Lewa’s most important wildlife attractions. It can be distinguished from the plains zebra by its narrower stripes, larger rounded ears and white belly. Reticulated giraffes, Beisa oryx and Somali ostriches further distinguish Lewa from Kenya’s southern safari circuit.

4. The Best Game-Drive Times for Photography

Early mornings and late afternoons normally provide softer light, cooler temperatures and increased wildlife activity. However, the best drive time can change according to weather and recent animal movements. When conditions allow, spending longer at one well-positioned sighting often produces better photographs and more meaningful observations than moving quickly between several animals.

5. Practical Advice for Your Lewa Safari

Lewa’s elevation means early mornings and evenings can feel surprisingly cool, so bring a fleece or light jacket for game drives. Keep binoculars, spare batteries and memory cards accessible inside the vehicle. Guided walks, horseback safaris, conservation experiences, private sundowners and bush dining should be requested early because availability varies by lodge and travel period.

John Peter’s Expert Note: “Lewa is best experienced at a relaxed pace. Three nights give your guide time to respond to current wildlife activity while allowing you to appreciate the conservancy’s rhinos, endangered northern species, landscapes and conservation story.”

1. Is 4 days enough for Lewa Wildlife Conservancy?

Yes. A 4-day/3-night Lewa safari gives you two full safari days plus game-viewing opportunities on the arrival and departure days. Three nights in one conservancy also allow your guide to adjust game drives according to wildlife activity rather than spending valuable time transferring between several parks.

2. How much does a 4-day Lewa luxury safari cost?

This private safari currently starts from USD 2,250 per person sharing for two travellers on the road-safari package. Per-person prices can decrease for larger private groups, while premium lodges, festive periods and other upgrades can increase the cost. The fly-in package currently starts from USD 2,980 per person sharing.

3. Can I see black and white rhinos in Lewa?

Lewa provides opportunities to see both black and white rhinos, and rhino conservation is one of the defining features of the conservancy. Sightings remain natural and cannot be guaranteed, but rhinos are an important focus of game drives on this itinerary.

4. What makes Lewa different from the Masai Mara?

The two destinations offer different safari experiences. The Masai Mara is renowned for extensive savannah, big cats and seasonal Great Migration activity, while Lewa is particularly attractive for rhino conservation, Grevy's zebra, northern Kenya species, lower-density game viewing and conservation-focused luxury travel.

Travellers interested primarily in migration viewing should generally choose the Mara; those seeking a quieter luxury conservation safari may prefer Lewa.

5. Is it better to drive or fly from Nairobi to Lewa?

Both options work.

Choose the private road safari if you enjoy seeing Kenya's changing landscapes, want greater flexibility and prefer better overall value.

Choose the fly-in safari if you want to reduce transfer time and maximise your stay in Lewa. Your page currently offers both private road and scheduled fly-in options.

6. Which luxury lodges can I stay at in Lewa?

Depending on availability and your budget, options can include Lewa Safari Camp, Lewa Wilderness and Kifaru House, with premium alternatives or extensions such as Sirikoi and Borana available depending on the final itinerary.

The exact lodge and room category should always be confirmed in your safari quotation rather than assuming every property is included in the advertised starting price.

7. Is this Lewa safari suitable for honeymooners?

Yes. Lewa is particularly suitable for honeymoons and anniversaries because of its luxury accommodation, private game viewing and quieter safari environment.

Depending on the lodge, couples can also request experiences such as private sundowners, bush dining and premium room or villa accommodation, subject to availability.

8. Can families with children visit Lewa?

Yes, Lewa can work very well for families, particularly when using a private safari vehicle and family-friendly accommodation.

However, minimum-age restrictions can apply to activities such as guided walks, horseback safaris and certain conservation experiences. Families should provide the children's ages when requesting a quotation so the appropriate lodge and activities can be recommended.

9. What is the best time for a Lewa safari?

Lewa can be visited year-round. June to October generally provides drier conditions and is particularly suitable for first-time safari travellers. January to March can also offer rewarding wildlife viewing, while the greener months appeal to travellers interested in scenery, photography and fewer visitors. 

10. Can I combine Lewa with other Kenya safari destinations?

Yes. Lewa combines particularly well with Samburu, other parts of Laikipia and the Masai Mara.

For a longer luxury itinerary, using scheduled flights where practical can reduce road-transfer time and make it easier to combine several conservation areas.

11. What wildlife can I expect to see in Lewa?

Wildlife can include black and white rhinos, elephants, lions, buffaloes, leopards and cheetahs, together with northern Kenya species such as Grevy's zebra, reticulated giraffe and Beisa oryx. Wildlife sightings are never guaranteed.

12. What is included in the Lewa safari price?

The standard road package includes three nights' luxury accommodation, meals as specified, private 4×4 transport, professional driver-guiding, game drives, Lewa conservancy fees, Nairobi pickup/drop-off and drinking water, subject to your confirmed quotation.

Editorial Review

This 4-day Lewa luxury safari is particularly well designed for travellers who value privacy, conservation and unhurried wildlife viewing. Spending three nights in Lewa gives the guide enough time to follow current wildlife activity while allowing guests to enjoy their lodge without the repeated transfers of a multi-park itinerary.

The safari’s greatest strengths are its black and white rhino encounters, endangered Grevy’s zebras, distinctive northern Kenya wildlife and low-density game viewing. Road and fly-in options also make it suitable for different budgets and travel styles.

Travellers whose main priority is the Great Migration or Mara River crossings should consider a Masai Mara safari instead. Lewa is the stronger choice for rhino conservation, privacy, luxury accommodation and a quieter safari experience.

Editorial rating: 9.3/10
Best suited to: Couples, honeymooners, photographers, families and conservation-focused travellers
Last reviewed: September 2026

About the Author

John Peter
Senior East Africa Safari Specialist & Operations Manager

John Peter has more than 16 years of experience planning private and tailor-made safaris across East Africa. His work includes designing Kenya itineraries, selecting suitable accommodation and coordinating the practical arrangements required for road and fly-in safaris.

For this Lewa itinerary, John focused on providing sufficient time for wildlife viewing, choosing accommodation according to each traveller’s budget and preferences, and maintaining a realistic balance between safari activities and relaxation.

Specialist areas: Kenya luxury safaris, private wildlife tours, safari logistics, accommodation selection and tailor-made East Africa travel.

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Which Safari Should You Choose?

Experience Lewa Wildlife Conservancy on a private safari designed around your preferred travel dates, accommodation and safari style. Whether you are planning a honeymoon, anniversary, photography trip or private Kenya holiday, we can tailor this itinerary to suit your priorities.

Choose a private road safari from Nairobi or upgrade to a fly-in Lewa safari, with luxury accommodation selected according to your budget and preferred level of exclusivity.

Request Your Personalised Lewa Safari Quote

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• Preferred travel dates
• Number of adults and children
• Preferred accommodation level
• Road or fly-in preference
• Any special occasion or safari interests

We will prepare a personalised itinerary and quotation based on current lodge availability and your requirements.

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