Begin the conversation.
Every journey we arrange starts the same way — with a note, and a conversation. Tell us the shape of the trip you have in mind and a dedicated trip director will reply personally, in confidence, and without obligation.
Three ways to begin
From your first note to a journey worth taking.
No call centre, no automated funnel, no pressure — a person reads your note, and answers it.
Your note reaches a person
Not a queue. Your enquiry goes to a trip director who will stay with you from here to homecoming.
A personal reply
Usually within one business day, with first thoughts and the handful of questions we need answered.
A conversation
By email or a call, whichever suits — about pace, interests, timing and who’s travelling.
A considered proposal
A written itinerary with camps, flights, guiding and a firm, all-inclusive price. Nothing hidden.
Refine it freely
Change as much as you like. We’d rather redraft three times than send you somewhere that isn’t right.
Confirm, and hand over
On confirmation your trip director takes charge of every detail — flights, transfers, briefings and all.
An enquiry is not a commitment. There’s no fee to enquire and no obligation to book. If we’re not the right house for your journey — or if what you want is better done another way — we’ll say so plainly.
What tells us most
None of it is required — but the more you share, the more useful our first reply will be.
Tell us about your journey
Or simply write to bookings@selectsafarisafrica.com — whichever you prefer.
A note on discretion. Everything you share is confidential from the first message. We never publish client names, never share your details beyond the suppliers actually delivering your journey, and are glad to work under your own NDA. See privacy & discretion.
Before you write
How quickly will I hear back?
Do I need to know my dates before enquiring?
Is there a fee to enquire, or any obligation?
Why don’t you publish full prices?
How far ahead should I get in touch?
Can you sign a confidentiality agreement first?
One note is all it takes.
Write in your own words. A trip director will read it, answer it personally, and design the journey around you.