Why are some safaris cheaper than yours?
Cheaper safaris often cut costs in ways that may affect your overall experience, such as lower-quality accommodations, shorter game drives, or inexperienced guides. A safari is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and we prioritise quality, comfort, and exceptional wildlife encounters.
It's natural to compare safari prices when planning your trip, but it's important to understand why some tours are cheaper than others. The cost of a safari is influenced by several factors, including:
1. Accommodation
Budget safaris may use less desirable or less comfortable lodging options, while premium safaris feature well-located lodges with better amenities and views.
2. Game Drives
Cheaper options may include shorter game drives, fewer drives per day, or drives in overcrowded vehicles, impacting the quality of your wildlife experience.
3. Safari Guides
The expertise of your safari guide can make or break your safari. High-quality safaris employ skilled guides who know the terrain and wildlife behaviour, enhancing your sightings and knowledge.
4. Hidden Costs
Some budget safaris exclude essential costs like park fees, transfers, or meals, which can add up quickly once you arrive.
At Wild Wings Safaris, we offer competitive pricing without compromising the quality of your experience. Our focus is on ensuring you get the best value for your time and money, with carefully selected accommodations, expert guides, and unforgettable game drives.
Before booking a cheaper safari, we encourage you to consult us—without obligation. We're happy to review the details and explain any differences.
Read More: Compare safari options and avoid common pitfalls before booking.
