South Africa Eclipse Tour
Wonders of Africa Tour - Coming Soon 2030
South Africa Eclipse Photo Safari
Are you ready to embark on a trip of a lifetime??
More information coming soon! Spots are EXTREMELY limited. For pricing contact us today on the inquiry form at the bottom. Put down a deposit to reserve your spot on this once in a lifetime trip!
We all meet at the airport in Newark, NJ and depart, flying over the Atlantic as we count down 10 days of adventure!
You Made it! You will arrive in the evening, grab your bags, and head to a nearby lodge for a late buffet dinner. Prepare for a good nights rest, as we hit the ground running with exciting activities the next day.
Itinerary is flexible and will be updated with specific details and times prior to your trip.
All Inclusive Tour Includes:
- International Flight
- Lodging and accomodations
- Monkey Experience
- Interact with Elephants
- Cradle of Mankind
- Cheetah Experience
- All the Game Drives
- Bush Walks
- Breakfast
- Some lunches
- Dinner
- Pre-Paid Tips
- Priced for Double Occupancy
Excluded:
- Domestic Travel to get to Newark, New Jersey
- Souvenirs
- Items of a personal nature
- Specialty optional activities (Swedish massage, Hot Air Balloon trip)
Check out a video about guest experiences on the South Africa Photo Safari from one of our previous trips:
FAQs
Cost / Value
“The value of this trip cannot be matched. Most African photo safaris of this caliber look good initially but run THOUSANDS of dollars higher by the time you calculate all add-ons, fees, hidden costs, and activities. Our flat fee covers practically your entire experience because David wants every person, couple, or family to have the joy he experienced the first time he saw the beauty of God’s creation in Africa.”
Travel Requirements
“No shots, extra paperwork, visas, or vaccinations are required for entry to South Africa. Just bring your passport. (Above typically applies to U.S. residents in general, but always check your specific case to make sure there are no changes before traveling). The country and specific area where we spend the bulk of the trip is one of the safest, most controlled areas to travel in Africa.”
Weather / Pests
“David prefers to make this trip right at the turn of late winter and early spring in Africa (around the month of August). Remember, this happens 6 months offset from our early spring in America, because we are traveling to the Southern Hemisphere. In his many years of past experience leading African safaris, this allows us to avoid snakes and most insects.”
Lodging
“For 5 nights we will sleep in chalets in the middle of a private massive reserve. Each cabin with private porches and stone bathrooms, but with an authentic African touch of canvas sidings and windows that can be unzipped and rolled in the style of the most famous safari explorers. In the afternoon you might experience zebras walking through the camp or the sound of weaver birds chirping as they dance from tree to tree. A controlled, but authentic adventure.”