Is it safe to volunteer on a wildlife safari in Africa?
Safety is a top priority on wildlife volunteer safaris. Reputable conservation programmes in Africa, like ours in the malaria-free Kalahari, follow strict safety protocols to ensure a rewarding and secure experience for every participant.
Is It Safe to Volunteer on a Wildlife Safari in Africa?
Yes, volunteering on a wildlife safari in Africa is generally safe—especially when organised through reputable operators with a strong focus on ethics, safety and conservation best practices.
At Wild Wings Safaris, our 7-day volunteer safari takes place in a malaria-free, private Big Five reserve in South Africa's Kalahari, with experienced guides and conservationists ensuring your safety at all times.
You'll be properly briefed on all field activities, including safety around wild animals, off-road driving, and protocols during anti-poaching patrols. Accommodation is secure and hosted by trained staff, with support available throughout your stay.
Want peace of mind before you go? Discover why you should book your wildlife volunteer safari with Wild Wings Safaris.
