Safari Transfer Costs Explained

Types of Safari Transfers

Safari transfers refer to the transportation between airports, lodges, and parks. These can be by road or by air. Road transfers are usually in a 4x4 vehicle and are a great way to see the local scenery and culture. Air transfers are by light aircraft and are quicker but more expensive. The type of transfer will depend on the destination and your budget. Our safari advisors can arrange all your transfers.

Road Transfer Costs

The cost of road transfers is usually based on the distance and the type of vehicle. Private transfers will be more expensive than shared transfers. In some cases, road transfers are included in your safari package. It's always best to clarify this when booking. Our knowledge center has more on safari transportation.

Air Transfer Costs

Air transfers are common in destinations with remote lodges, such as the Okavango Delta in Botswana or the Serengeti in Tanzania. The cost is per person and can vary depending on the flight route and the season. These flights are a thrilling experience in themselves, offering a bird's-eye view of the wilderness. For more on budgeting, see our cost calculator.