How does the pricing work?

Our trips use tiered pricing based on logistics. Getting people into remote areas where the best game viewing exists is more costly when there are only one or two people in the vehicle rather than four or five. Economies of scale result in lower pricing for four or five people traveling together as opposed to pricing for a couple traveling alone. Our pricing structure is tiered so you pay for the costs of your safari and don't subsidize other groups.
Our trips have no hidden costs. We don’t quote you a low price and then tell you that, in addition you have to pay your park fees or that in-country transportation is extra. When we quote you a trip price it includes almost everything while you are in-country. The few items not included like gratuities, passport and visa fees, and beverages are set forth above.
Our trip prices range over a wide scale. Price determining factors are as follows:
The number of people traveling in the group
Whether your in-country transportation is by scheduled flights, chartered plane or Vehicle
Whether you choose to stay in up-market, mid-range or budget accommodation
How remote you want to go
Whether you want to view game from a mobile tented camp
How many times you would wish to trek the gorillas (each gorilla permit costs US$500)
We can work with you to bring your safari within your budget range. Most of our trips are Suggested Itineraries, but you can vary them as you want. Let us know what your budget is and we will do our best to design a trip that gives you the experiences you want within the budget you set.