At Pace Air Safaris you’re not just a number. Born out of a love for travel and people, we offer each of our clients personalised attention and meticulous care when planning your once in a lifetime African adventure. We listen carefully to your needs and requirements and aim to exceed all of your expectations whilst keeping within your budget. Simply arrive at your chosen destination and we will take care of everything else from hereon, including internal flights and transfers. All you have to do is sit back, relax and soak it all in!

Quite simply you don’t – we pre-arrange it all for you. Depending on what you’d prefer, we can arrange private air charter through a reputable private air charter company and obtain a quote on your behalf, or we simply book your flights via CemAir, our preferred commercial air partner. Road transfers from the airport to your chosen destination can also be arranged on your behalf. We will include all of your flight details, pick up’s and transfers for each leg of your journey in your personalised itinerary.

Yes, but as when travelling anywhere in the world, ensure that you use reputable tour operators like Pace Air Safaris. Always be vigilant and aware of your surroundings at all times, safeguard your personal belongings and do not openly carry valuables. Travel insurance is an absolute must and mandatory when booking all safari packages. Please ensure that you have comprehensive travel and medical insurance.

Most African countries require an entry Visa. These can however be arranged on arrival. Please ensure you have adequate free space in your passport for such Visas. Content

Children are always welcome. We will however clarify with you all the lodge requirements for children under the age of 12. For example this may require a sole use game viewing vehicle. Please be aware that children under the age of 18 will be required to carry a certified birth certificate.

It is advised that you contact a medical professional in your country of origin. Ensure that you list all of the countries that you will be travelling to and they will give you professional advice.

Pack smart and bring layers. Lightweight, comfortable, casual, neutral coloured clothing and binoculars are recommended for safaris, as well as comfortable walking shoes.

You will come across many situations that may require tipping. These could be tipping the drivers of your transfers, boat captains and their crew, your activity guides and their assistants, concierges & porters who either take you and your luggage to your room, carry or take care of your personal belongings during an activity etc. You will need to use 

your discretion when deciding who and how much to tip, depending on the service provided. A US$1 tip would be welcomed and appreciated by a porter but he/she would also not be surprised at a $5 tip if he/she was particularly polite or helpful. The duration of time spent with a member of staff will also determine how much to tip e.g. a driver who is transferring you a short distance from a hotel to an activity generally wouldn’t expect a tip, but if you are staying in a safari camp and have the same safari guide, every day for 3 days then tipping them would be recommended, if they have been good to you. Walking or professional guides may appreciate a bit more than the suggested baseline. It’s not an exact science and it’s not mandatory but at your discretion.

Minimum stay of 5 nights, but our ideal recommendation is 10 nights on actual safari which will easily allow you stays at two different lodges. You can add on a few days to shop exclusive luxury brands at a very favourable exchange rate and take in the cool and vibrant Cape Town scene. Steeped in history and offering spectacular scenery and views, this gastronomic haven of award-winning restaurants and top notch wines will awaken your tastebuds and leave you wanting more.