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Depending on the the itinerary, Our African safari pricing does not include international flights, but it does include all local flights, transportation, and transfers.
For groups of six or more, we can negotiate improved room rates. We are committed to finding ways to lower your overall rate whenever possible
The pricing shown is for adults. Child rates differ depending on the lodge and may include reduced rates or family room options. Our experts can provide personalized recommendations for the best options for your family.
At Exodus Safaris, we collaborate with you to craft a journey that optimizes your time and budget. Our approach prioritizes upfront inclusion of costs to avoid any unexpected surprises during your safari experience.
We specialize in guiding you to take advantage of lower rates during off-peak seasons.
Most destinations have high-season rates that can be double the rates during low seasons, with shoulder seasons falling in between. Having flexible travel dates allows us to advise you on leveraging shoulder and low season rates effectively. It’s important to note that the prices displayed on our website and other platforms are based on low season rates. Therefore, if the quoted price is higher than what’s online, it’s likely due to travel dates outside the low season. Additionally, the duration of your safari impacts costs directly, so shortening your trip can reduce expenses significantly!
We’re here to help you maximize savings during the off-season. Every location experiences peak seasons with significantly higher rates, often double that of low-season prices. Additionally, there are shoulder seasons, offering rates between these extremes. Flexibility with your travel dates allows us to guide you on leveraging these shoulder and low-season rates effectively. Keep in mind that the rates displayed on our site and others are based on off-peak periods. If you receive a quote higher than the online rates, it’s likely due to peak season demands. Adjusting the duration of your safari also plays a role in managing costs effectively
Accommodations expenses typically constitute the largest portion of your safari budget, making your choice of accommodation crucial. The cost can vary significantly, from several hundred dollars to over $3000 per person per night. We have insights into the hotels and lodges that provide excellent value for your money, and these are the ones we suggest. It’s essential to consider what is covered and what isn’t. While an all-inclusive lodge may appear pricier upfront, a seemingly cheaper option could surprise you with high costs for additional services like drinks, laundry, internet access, and other amenities.
Accommodations play a significant role in your safari expenses, influencing your budget the most. Prices can vary widely, ranging from a few hundred dollars to over $1500 per person per night. Our expertise allows us to pinpoint hotels and lodges that offer exceptional value for your money, and we’ll gladly suggest these options to you. It’s essential to consider what’s covered and what’s not. While an all-inclusive lodge might seem pricier upfront, choosing a lower-cost option could lead to unexpected charges for amenities like drinks, laundry, internet access, and more.
Choosing island and beach destinations can offer a more budget-friendly option compared to national parks. However, keep in mind that adding more destinations or countries to your itinerary can increase overall costs due to transportation and possible visa fees. It’s generally more cost-effective to opt for a comprehensive safari experience that covers everything you want to see rather than splitting it into multiple smaller safaris.
Island and beach locations typically come with lower costs because they don’t involve entry or park fees, and accommodations tend to be more affordable. For instance, a combined six-day safari in Tanzania with six days in Zanzibar can be cheaper than a 12-day safari alone. Alternatively, you can explore lesser-known parks and reserves, which are often less expensive yet offer equally enriching experiences. Keep in mind that popular destinations like the Serengeti, Masai Mara, Okavango Delta, and gorilla sanctuaries usually come with higher price tags due to their popularity and demand.
Opting for beach destinations and islands often proves to be a more economical choice compared to national parks. However, adding additional stops or countries to your itinerary can escalate the overall safari costs due to transportation and potential visa fees. Despite this, consolidating your safari into one comprehensive journey to see everything you desire remains the most cost-effective approach, rather than splitting it into multiple smaller safaris.
Island and beach getaways typically come with lower expenses as they don’t entail entrance or park fees, and accommodations are generally more budget-friendly. For instance, arranging a six-day safari combined with six days in Zanzibar could be more economical than a 12-day safari alone. Alternatively, exploring lesser-known parks and reserves can offer equally rewarding experiences at a lower cost. It’s worth noting that renowned attractions like the Serengeti, Masai Mara, Okavango Delta, and gorilla sanctuaries often come with higher price tags due to their popularity and demand.
Opting for game packages that involve flying between camps and sharing lodge vehicles for game drives may initially appear cost-effective due to shared vehicle expenses with fellow guests. However, the expenses incurred from flights between camps can offset these perceived savings. Depending on your group size, opting to hire a private vehicle (with the option of a driver/guide) and driving from camp to camp could be more economical. The costs of the driver, vehicle, and fuel remain consistent and can be divided among group members, potentially saving up to $1000 per person over a week. These are the types of details we specialize in assisting with.
The cost varies based on factors like the destination, accommodation type, group size, activities, and the time of year