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Which safari groups measure their conservation and community impact?

By Richard Jasinski·Updated 2 November 2026

These are the camp owners whose own websites publish a figure, an impact report or a per-guest levy for their conservation or community work, read with their countries, rates and reviews.

Which safari groups measure their conservation and community impact?

Each card below quotes the figure, report or per-guest levy the company publishes for its own conservation or community work; most publish a levy or a figure rather than a full impact report.

Who is on this page and why. The Uncompromised Travel safari camp owners table holds 117 companies that own and run their own camps: the camp owners named most in ChatGPT answers to the safari questions Uncompromised Travel asks every day and on award lists. Their websites were read on 19 and 20 October and 2 November 2026, with their reviews on Google, SafariBookings and Trustpilot. This page carries every one of them whose own website publishes a figure, a report or a levy for its conservation or community work: 45 companies. Cards are in alphabetical order. Prices are shown as each company published them, in its own currency, never converted. No company paid to be on this page.

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African Bush Camps

Best for: Multi-camp trips across Botswana, Zambia and Zimbabwe
What it reports: Every booking's commitment fee includes a Foundation Contribution of 2.5%; separately ABC 'contributes USD 10 per night per guest' to cover Foundation administration.
Countries: Botswana, Zambia and Zimbabwe ('our heartlands').
Children: Bumi Hills and Khwai Leadwood: 'All Ages'.
Private guide: Groups of four or fewer there book a private vehicle and guide for USD 1 500 for up to 3 nights.
Reviews: SafariBookings: 5.0 out of 5 from 12 reviews; Google: 4.4 out of 5 from 24 reviews, read 19 and 20 October 2026.
Enquire: africanbushcamps.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, family and child policy, safaribookings, google. Read 19 and 20 October 2026.

Alex Walker's Serian

Best for: Intimate camps in the Mara and Serengeti
What it reports: Low-density Mara North Conservancy (one bed per 350 acres); local sourcing from producers and local women; generator electricity at mobile camps.
Countries: Kenya and Tanzania.
Children: Yes, families are welcome: Serian The Original has a dedicated family suite and Ngare Serian's four tents suit families or groups of friends.
Reviews: Google: 4.8 out of 5 from 47 reviews, read 20 October 2026.
Enquire: www.serian.com

Sources: sustainability, countries with camps, family and child policy, google. Read 20 October 2026.

Amalinda Collection

Best for: Matobo Hills and Hwange in one trip
What it reports: Projects: anti-poaching unit (over 7000 snares removed since 2012), over thirty lion-proof bomas at $600 each, a school for 65 students, 15 scholarships, beekeeping and basket weaving.
Countries: Zimbabwe only.
Children: Khulu Bush Camp: 'Children aged 12 and over are welcome'.
Private guide: The Homestead and Khulu's Retreat both include a private guide and dedicated safari vehicle.
Reviews: Google: 4.6 out of 5 from 107 reviews, read 20 October 2026.
Enquire: www.amalindacollection.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, family and child policy, private guide and vehicle, google. Read 20 October 2026.

Angama

Best for: The Mara Triangle and Amboseli
What it reports: Amboseli also charges a Kimana Conservation Levy (USD 80 per adult per night; USD 45 under 18).
Countries: Kenya (Angama Mara and Angama Safari Camp in the Maasai Mara; Angama Amboseli in Kimana Sanctuary near Amboseli).
Rates: Lowest published nightly rate: USD 950 per person, Angama Safari Camp, 2026 Standard Season.
Children: Children of all ages welcome year round.
Private guide: Angama Mara and Amboseli: private safari vehicles are extra, USD 200 half day / USD 400 full day in Standard Season.
Enquire: angama.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, price per person per day, family and child policy. Read 19 October 2026.

Asilia Africa

Best for: Owned camps across Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda
What it reports: Guests pay 'a levy of US$10 for each night' (Travel With Purpose); camp rates list an 'Asilia conservation charge' as an extra.
Countries: Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda: 'Asilia Africa features safari camps and lodges in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda.' Rwanda is mentioned only in the emergency numbers and as a combinable destination.
Rates: Lowest per person per night: US$500 (Encounter Mara, Green Season 1 to 30 Apr 2027; Emboo, Green Season 1 Apr to 31 May 2027).
Children: Minimum age 5 at Naboisho ('children over 5'), Ol Pejeta, Encounter Mara (twin tents for kids over 12), Rubondo, Olakira, Oliver's, Sayari and Retreats, Namiri, Emboo, Roho ya Selous and Jabali Private House.
Private guide: Private guide and vehicle included: Retreats at Sayari and Namiri Plains, Jabali Private House, Kokoko, Usangu Expedition Camp (last-minute bookings subject to availability) and Roho ya Selous (game drives, last-minute subject to availability).
Reviews: Google: 4 out of 5 from 180 reviews; Trustpilot: 4.3 out of 5 from 24 reviews, read 19 and 20 October 2026.
Enquire: www.asiliaafrica.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, price per person per day, private guide and vehicle, google, trustpilot. Read 19 and 20 October 2026.

Borana Lodge

Best for: A Laikipia conservancy lodge for families
What it reports: 'All retained earnings' go to Borana Conservancy; a mandatory 24% of the rate is a non-commissionable contribution replacing the 'conservation fee'.
Countries: Kenya only.
Children: Child rate applies from 5 to 15 years (2026 Standard $513, Peak $660); under 5s stay free.
Reviews: Google: 4.8 out of 5 from 87 reviews, read 20 October 2026.
Enquire: www.borana.co.ke

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, family and child policy, google. Read 20 October 2026.

Bush Ways Safaris

Best for: Small-group camping and lodge trips in Botswana
What it reports: A $20 conservation levy is included at Dune Camp and Deception Valley Lodge.
Countries: Botswana (Sango, Chobe Elephant Camp, Mababe, Khwai Guest House, Deception Valley Lodge, The Dune Camp, Boteti River Camp) and Zimbabwe (Pioneers Victoria Falls, Batonka Guest Lodge).
Children: Boteti camping ground has a child rate (age 2-12) of $15 per night against $20 for adults.
Reviews: Google: 4.8 out of 5 from 53 reviews, read 20 October 2026.
Enquire: www.bushways.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, family and child policy, google. Read 20 October 2026.

Bushtops Camps

Best for: Tented camps in the Mara and Serengeti
What it reports: Projects: EarthRanger monitoring, elephant, lion, cheetah and giraffe projects, school building and a feeding programme for over 1,000 children, pupil sponsorship.
Countries: Kenya (Mara Bushtops) and Tanzania (Serengeti Bushtops and Roving Bushtops).
Rates: Lowest published adult rate: $1090 per person per night at Serengeti Bushtops, Mid season (6 Jan to 2 Apr, 1 Nov to 20 Dec), 2026.
Children: 'The Bush is not ideal for very young children. However, for anyone over the age of seven' the camps are suited.
Private guide: A private game drive vehicle is included for every non-solo booking ('Game drives are on a private basis for all non solo bookings').
Enquire: www.bushtopscamps.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, price per person per day, family and child policy. Read 20 October 2026.

Central African Wilderness Safaris

Best for: Malawi's Liwonde and Nyika parks
What it reports: Founding partner of Children in the Wilderness Malawi (545 Eco Club members, 15 schools) and Root to Fruit (426,824 trees planted, about 375,000 surviving)
Countries: Malawi.
Children: Mvuu Camp, Chelinda Camp and Heuglin's welcome all ages.
Reviews: SafariBookings: 3.0 out of 5 from 2 reviews; Google: 4.1 out of 5 from 7 reviews, read 2 November 2026.
Enquire: www.cawsmw.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, family and child policy, safaribookings, google. Read 2 November 2026.

Cottar's Safaris

Best for: A family-run Mara camp in Olderkesi
What it reports: The company leases land from 6,000 Maasai households in Olderkesi to secure a wildlife corridor (106,000 acres sustaining wildlife and 18,000 people).
Countries: Kenya only for its own camps (Maasai Mara, Olderkesi Conservancy).
Children: Children of all ages are welcome at both properties.
Reviews: Google: 4.8 out of 5 from 132 reviews, read 20 October 2026.
Enquire: www.cottars.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, family and child policy, google. Read 19 and 20 October 2026.

Elewana Collection

Best for: Many locations across Kenya and Tanzania
What it reports: Programmes: Wildlife Warrior (up to 2,200 children), school and clinic support (over $300,000 donated to schools in 5 years; free healthcare to over 1,285 patients) and nature conservation protecting land of over 1.36 million acres.
Countries: Kenya and Tanzania.
Children: All properties 'welcome and accommodate children' with flexible dining times, children's menus and children's activities.
Reviews: Google: 4.9 out of 5 from 10 reviews, read 20 October 2026.
Enquire: www.elewanacollection.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, family and child policy, google. Read 19 and 20 October 2026.

Gamewatchers Safaris and Porini Camps

Best for: Kenya conservancy camps at Amboseli and Mara
What it reports: Over 138,000 acres are protected.
Countries: Own camps are in Kenya only (Porini Camps and Nairobi Tented Camp).
Rates: Reduced rates for 6+ night stays, US$ per person sharing per night, 2026: 1 to 30 June: Amboseli/Rhino $551, Giraffe $442, Mara/Cheetah $584, Lion $603, Rhino River $537, Ol Kinyei Cottages $679, Nairobi Tented $105. 22 July to 30 Sept: $748, $607, $836, $922, $682. 1 Aug to 30 Sept cottages $1,294.
Children: Porini camps are not suitable for children under 8.
Private guide: Private vehicles are offered at the camps at a supplement; an 'Exclusive Vehicle' gives sole use of the open-sided 4x4 safari vehicle during game drives for US$375 per vehicle per day, with a minimum of 2 days.
Reviews: Trustpilot: 4.9 out of 5 from 121 reviews, read 19 October 2026.
Enquire: www.porini.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, rates per person per night by season, trustpilot. Read 19 October 2026.

Garonga Safari Co.

Best for: Three camps in Greater Makalali
What it reports: Conservation levy (2026/27): park entry R620 per person on day one, anti-poaching R620 per person per day from day two.
Countries: South Africa.
Rates: Lowest: R12 310 per person per night, Garonga Safari Camp, 2026/27.
Children: Minimum ages by camp: Safari Camp 12 and over (rate sheet; the FAQ also says 'Children aged 8 and above are welcome'), Little Garonga 6 and over, MCH 8 and over.
Private guide: Available at all three camps: Private Safari Vehicle R7 370 nett per day for 2026/27 (R8 110 for 2027/28), based on two drives of 3.5 hours.
Reviews: Google: 4.9 out of 5 from 130 reviews, read 20 October 2026.
Enquire: www.garonga.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, family and child policy, google. Read 20 October 2026.

Governors' Camp Collection

Best for: Riverside camps inside the Masai Mara
What it reports: 'Surrounding communities must benefit directly from wildlife tourism.' Projects: Protect Loita Forest with the Mara Elephant Project; the Bursary Fund (supports 27 students; US$900 or US$1,500 for three years); school building and seven full-time teacher salaries.
Countries: Kenya (Masai Mara and Lake Naivasha in the Great Rift Valley).
Rates: Lowest published per person sharing rate: Loldia House luxury room, 1 Apr-31 May 2026, US$424 (2027: US$437 in the same period).
Children: Governors' Camp and Loldia House welcome all ages.
Private guide: Il Moran: 'Private game drives are available on request (advance booking required)'.
Enquire: www.governorscamp.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, price per person per day, private guide and vehicle. Read 19 October 2026.

Great Plains Conservation

Best for: Private concessions in Botswana, Kenya and Zimbabwe
What it reports: Examples: Olare Motorogi conservation fees support over 1,000 Maasai families.
Countries: Botswana, Kenya and Zimbabwe.
Children: Family accommodation: 2-bedroom family tents at Mara Nyika, Mara Expedition and Selinda Explorers, family suite at ol Donyo and Mpala Jena (2 family suites).
Private guide: Shared open vehicles seat a maximum of 4 guests 'with private hire possible'.
Enquire: greatplainsconservation.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, family and child policy, private guide and vehicle. Read 19 October 2026.

Hemingways Collection

Best for: Mara camps with Nairobi and the coast
What it reports: River Camp Mara pays $5 per bed night to the Maa Trust (women, children, education, healthcare).
Countries: Kenya and Rwanda.
Children: Ol Seki: recommended for children aged six and older; the camp is unfenced so parental supervision is required at all times; kids' activities (junior ranger skills, guided discovery, infinity pool).
Private guide: Ol Seki: 'Private vehicles are available on request'.
Enquire: www.hemingways-collection.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, family and child policy. Read 20 October 2026.

Kapama Private Game Reserve

Best for: A large Greater Kruger private reserve
What it reports: The conservation levy (per person per night, all ages) funds conservation and the Anti-Poaching Unit, which patrols daily with two bloodhound tracking dogs.
Countries: South Africa.
Rates: Lowest published per person: Southern Camp Suites from R14,000 per person sharing (mid-year, 1 Jul to 19 Dec 2026).
Children: Children of all ages welcome at River Lodge, Southern Camp and Karula.
Private guide: A private game vehicle is available 'on request at an additional charge and subject to availability'.
Reviews: Google: 4.7 out of 5 from 870 reviews, read 20 October 2026.
Enquire: www.kapama.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, google. Read 20 October 2026.

Kariega Game Reserve

Best for: A malaria-free Eastern Cape Big 5 reserve
What it reports: Projects named include habitat expansion (reserve grew to 12,000 hectares in 2021 through a donated habitat), Save The Rhino, early childhood development, youth sport, enterprise development (Meshack Ceramics, The Aloes community tour), an African barred owlet research project and a conservation volunteer programme.
Countries: South Africa only (Eastern Cape).
Rates: Rand per person per night sharing (Sept 2026 to Aug 2027 seasons): Main Lodge High R8,500 (1 Sep to 19 Dec 2026), Peak R9,300 (20 Dec 2026 to 10 Jan 2027), High R8,900 (11 Jan to 30 Apr 2027), Low R7,600 (1 May to 31 Aug 2027).
Children: Main Lodge and The Homestead welcome children of all ages.
Enquire: www.kariega.co.za

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, rates per person per night by season, family and child policy. Read 2 November 2026.

Karisia Walking Safaris

Best for: Camel-supported walking safaris in Laikipia
What it reports: Karisia pays conservation fees to local communities (included in rates), provides dry season grazing, helps feed and educate some students, employs local people and runs wildlife surveys and invasive species control.
Countries: Kenya.
Children: Tumaren safaris are marked 'Great for Kids: Yes'.
Reviews: Google: 4.5 out of 5 from 30 reviews, read 20 October 2026.
Enquire: www.karisia.com

Sources: conservation model, family and child policy, google. Read 20 October 2026.

Ker & Downey Botswana

Best for: Private Okavango concessions since 1968
What it reports: A non-commissionable Dinaka Conservancy levy of US$50 per guest per night applies.
Countries: Botswana and Zambia.
Rates: All USD per adult per night sharing, 2027.
Children: Child rate (6 to 15) is 70% of the adult sharing rate, except Kanana Nyana, which has no family tent or child rate.
Private guide: Private vehicle USD 500 per night at all camps except Kanana Nyana; it guarantees private activities with a camp guide (for bookings of five or fewer per vehicle).
Reviews: Google: 4.8 out of 5 from 58 reviews; Trustpilot: 3.2 out of 5 from 1 review, read 19 and 20 October 2026.
Enquire: www.kerdowneybotswana.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, google, trustpilot. Read 19 and 20 October 2026.

Kicheche Camps

Best for: Small camps in Mara conservancies
What it reports: Founding members of three Masai Mara conservancies, leasing land from 1,800 landowners across 150,000 acres.
Countries: Kenya only ('Kicheche operates exclusively in Kenya's private wildlife conservancies').
Rates: Across the three Mara camps whose 2026 rack rates are readable: lowest US$625 adult per night (Kicheche Mara North, regular season: Mar, 23 May-30 Jun, 1 Nov-19 Dec); highest US$1,095 (Bush Olare and Valley Naboisho, peak).
Children: Minimum age 7 at Kicheche Bush Olare and Valley Naboisho.
Private guide: The Walking Wilderness Safari is privately guided for a maximum of six guests.
Reviews: Google: 5 out of 5 from 2 reviews; Trustpilot: 3.2 out of 5 from 1 review, read 20 October 2026.
Enquire: kicheche.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, price per person per day, google, trustpilot. Read 20 October 2026.

Kwandwe Private Game Reserve

Best for: A low-density Eastern Cape reserve
What it reports: Levy of R1,500 per adult and R750 per child (under 19) per night, split 50% Kwandwe Reserve, 25% Ubunye Foundation, 25% Kwandwe Rhino Conservation Trust.
Countries: South Africa only (Eastern Cape).
Rates: Lowest published per person sharing rate R19,400 per night (Luxury Suite at Ecca Lodge or Great Fish River Lodge, 1 May-30 Sep 2027); highest R34,050 (Ecca Private Vehicle Suite, 1 Oct 2027-30 Apr 2028).
Children: Ecca Lodge Private Vehicle Suites and all three villas accept children of all ages.
Private guide: Private guide and vehicle with ranger and tracker are available at extra cost at the lodges (R16,600 per day, 2027), booked for the full stay and are included in all villa stays and Ecca Private Vehicle Suites.
Reviews: Google: 4.8 out of 5 from 259 reviews, read 20 October 2026.
Enquire: www.kwandwe.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, google. Read 20 October 2026.

Lalibela Game Reserve

Best for: A malaria-free Eastern Cape reserve
What it reports: Conservation projects named: alien wattle removal (about 80% done as of August 2024, 4000 hectares recovered), prickly pear removal (about 60%), anti-poaching teams with K9 units, eco brick project and engagement with local schools, employment and education.
Countries: One country: South Africa (Eastern Cape).
Children: Mark's Camp is described as family-friendly and discreetly fenced for children's safety, with four family units, family suites with partitioned sleeping areas and a larger family suite with two bedrooms.
Private guide: Mills Manor includes a private safari guide and vehicle.
Enquire: lalibela.travel

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, family and child policy, private guide and vehicle. Read 2 November 2026.

Lewa Wilderness

Best for: A small family lodge on Lewa
What it reports: The conservancy runs rhino and Grevy's zebra programmes (169 black and white rhino, 12% of global Grevy's zebra) and the Lewa Education Programme sponsoring 18 schools with 6,000 students.
Countries: Kenya only.
Children: Lewa Wilderness: 'All ages welcome', family cottages, garden cottages described as family-friendly.
Reviews: Google: 4.7 out of 5 from 79 reviews, read 20 October 2026.
Enquire: www.lewawilderness.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, google. Read 20 October 2026.

Londolozi

Best for: Five camps on the Sand River
What it reports: Guest-night figures: each night supports 5 employees, 6 rhino and 8 children.
Countries: South Africa only (the Sabi Sand Game Reserve, within the Greater Kruger area).
Rates: Lowest published 'From' rate: R27,950 per person per night at Varty Camp.
Children: Varty Camp and Founders Camp accommodate children aged 6 to 16 and children 6 and over are welcome on game drives.
Private guide: 'A limited number of private safari vehicles' can be booked in advance (subject to availability) and must be booked for the guest's entire stay.
Reviews: Google: 4.9 out of 5 from 242 reviews; Trustpilot: 3.7 out of 5 from 1 review, read 19 and 20 October 2026.
Enquire: www.londolozi.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, price per person per day, private guide and vehicle, google, trustpilot. Read 19 and 20 October 2026.

Madikwe Safari Lodge

Best for: Three camps and a villa in Madikwe
What it reports: The conservation levy is charged by the reserve (R520 per adult and R260 per child 12 and younger per night, plus entrance fees) and funds anti-poaching, habitat and water management, monitoring and research and community employment and training.
Children: Lelapa Camp: children of all ages welcome; under 6 not on game drives or safari activities (a family game drive is offered after breakfast); under 16 not on bush walks; ages 0-5 stay free, 6-15 pay 50% of adult sharing rate, 16+ full adult rate; max 4 people per family room plus an infant under 2 in a cot.
Private guide: Private safari vehicle available on request, subject to availability, for an additional fee (R9,500 per day quoted at Lelapa in the terms).
Enquire: madikwesafarilodge.co.za

Sources: conservation model, family and child policy. Read 2 November 2026.

MORE Family Collection

Best for: South African safaris with Cape stays
What it reports: Impact Fund with four pillars (health, resource sustainability, education and training, local communities), funded by a per-stay Impact Levy (R160 per person per night at Lion Sands and Marataba luxury tents), supplier and private donations and a percentage of each business's profits.
Countries: South Africa.
Children: Lion Sands: Tinga ages 6+, River and Ivory 10+, Narina 16+, villas all ages; children 10 to 15 pay 50% at River and Ivory, 6 to 15 at Tinga.
Private guide: Monwana Family Suites and the villas include a private safari vehicle (Fish Eagle, Hinkwenu, Marataba Villa).
Enquire: www.more.co.za

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, family and child policy, private guide and vehicle. Read 20 October 2026.

Nomad Tanzania

Best for: Camps across Tanzania's north, west and south
What it reports: Other projects: LCMO (Katavi), TAWIRI elephant research (Nyerere), Lion Landscapes (Ruaha), medical and dentist outreach, school meals (over 100 children at Mbilikili).
Countries: Tanzania only.
Children: Mkombe's House is 'designed specifically for families' and 'perfect for families with smaller children', with two enclosed bedrooms for children; children over 12 can join longer walks.
Private guide: Kiba Point offers 'exclusive guides and vehicles' for private groups.
Reviews: SafariBookings: 5.0 out of 5 from 2 reviews; Google: 4.9 out of 5 from 44 reviews, read 19 and 20 October 2026.
Enquire: www.nomad-tanzania.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, family and child policy, private guide and vehicle, safaribookings, google. Read 19 and 20 October 2026.

Nottens Bush Camp

Best for: An original, lamp-lit Sabi Sand camp
What it reports: A Conservation Fee of R550 per person per night (2026) and R595 (2027) is added to the invoice and described as 'critical to the protection of our wilderness'.
Countries: South Africa only.
Rates: One flat rate per year across all periods: lowest R12750 per person per night sharing (all of 2026), highest R14250 (all of 2027), before the conservation fee.
Children: 'Children 6 and over are welcome.' Children 12 and under enjoy a 50% discount.
Reviews: Google: 5 out of 5 from 152 reviews, read 20 October 2026.
Enquire: www.nottens.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, google. Read 20 October 2026.

Okonjima

Best for: A family reserve and the AfriCat Foundation
What it reports: A park levy per person per night (N$350 in 2026) maintains the reserve.
Countries: Namibia only (Okonjima Nature Reserve).
Rates: 2026, adult per person per night in N$: lowest N$800 (campsite, Low Season; lowest lodge rate Plains Camp Classic DBB N$4,830).
Children: Minimum age: Plains Camp and campsites from 3.
Private guide: Included in the fully inclusive rate at the Private Bush Suite (private guide and game viewer, plus chef) and for the African Villa exclusive option (private guide, vehicle, host and chef).
Enquire: www.okonjima.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, price per person per day, family and child policy. Read 20 October 2026.

Onguma

Best for: A family-owned reserve beside Etosha
What it reports: A compulsory Rhino Conservation Levy: N$275 per person per night for lodge guests and N$65 for campsite guests (2026), covering children and guides.
Countries: Namibia.
Rates: In the readable part of the 2026 rack rates: lowest N$2,810 per person per night (Bush Camp Rondavel, dinner, bed and breakfast, sharing); highest N$29,790 (Camp Kala, all inclusive, sharing; single supplement N$14,180).
Children: Minimum ages: Bush Camp and Forest Camp all ages (mostly fenced; Bush Camp children 3 to 11 pay half, under 3 free)
Private guide: Private vehicles are available at an additional cost, subject to availability and advance booking; required for families with children under 7.
Enquire: www.onguma.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, price per person per day, family and child policy. Read 20 October 2026.

Rhino Sands Safari Camp

Best for: A five-suite tented camp in Zululand
What it reports: Each guest's nightly conservation levy goes directly to supporting the Zululand Conservation Trust and its community projects (R180 per adult per night for 2026).
Children: If children are part of an exclusive use group they are charged at full rate and count towards the maximum occupancy of ten.
Reviews: Google: 4.9 out of 5 from 116 reviews, read 2 November 2026.
Enquire: rhinosands.com

Sources: conservation model, family and child policy, google. Read 2 November 2026.

Sabi Sabi

Best for: Four distinct lodges in the Greater Kruger
What it reports: A mandatory Sabie Game Reserve (SGR) Conservation Levy is charged: ZAR 450 per person per night (2026-27) and ZAR 495 (2027-28), supporting 'conservation and anti-poaching'.
Countries: South Africa.
Rates: Lowest published per person rate: ZAR 29,600 per person sharing per night, Bush Lodge Luxury Suite (2026-27 and 2027-28).
Children: Bush Lodge: 'children of all ages are welcome' with a child-minding service at extra cost; the 2026-27 children's policy says children under 6 are not permitted unless a Luxury Villa (private vehicle) is booked.
Private guide: A private safari vehicle (and guide) is included in the rate for the Ivory Presidential Suite (Selati Camp), the Bush Lodge Luxury Villas and the Earth Lodge Amber Villa.
Enquire: www.sabisabi.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, family and child policy. Read 19 October 2026.

Samara Karoo Reserve

Best for: Three stays on a Great Karoo reserve
What it reports: Reserve of 67,000 acres rewilded since 1997.
Countries: South Africa.
Rates: Per person sharing per night, ZAR with VAT: lowest R17,800 at Plains Camp (2026 and 2027); highest R21,850 at Karoo Suite, Karoo Lodge (2027).
Children: Karoo Lodge and The Manor: children of all ages welcome.
Private guide: The Manor includes a private vehicle with dedicated field guide, tracker, chef and host on every booking.
Reviews: Google: 4.7 out of 5 from 165 reviews, read 20 October 2026.
Enquire: www.samara.co.za

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, price per person per day, private guide and vehicle, google. Read 20 October 2026.

Saruni Basecamp

Best for: Community conservancy camps across Kenya
What it reports: The 2025 Impact Report reports US$14,902,808 total income generated for communities.
Countries: Kenya.
Children: 'Children of all ages are welcome.' Under 5 sharing with adults are free; ages 5 to 16 pay 50% of the adult sharing rate in a standard room or tent with 1 to 2 adults, 75% in their own room, or a Family Unit rate.
Private guide: 'Private vehicle with guide for exclusive use is available at an additional cost per day' at USD 400 per day, with a note to contact the company for rates.
Enquire: www.saruni.com

Sources: conservation model, family and child policy. Read 20 October 2026.

Savanna Private Game Reserve

Best for: A nine-suite western Sabi Sand lodge
What it reports: The non-profit Savanna Trust 'channels all donations' to projects: Tiyimiseleni home-based care centre (300 children), Mabarhule Youth in Action Choir, Khumba Ncila animal welfare and Hlayisekani Nursing Home (70 residents).
Countries: South Africa.
Rates: Per person sharing per night in ZAR: lowest R21,000 (Luxury Suite, 2026); highest R27,300 (Executive Suite, 2027).
Children: Children of all ages are welcome in the Savanna Suite.
Private guide: The Savanna Suite rate includes a private vehicle and the suite comes with a private guide, tracker and vehicle.
Reviews: Google: 4.9 out of 5 from 171 reviews, read 20 October 2026.
Enquire: www.savannalodge.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, price per person per day, family and child policy, google. Read 20 October 2026.

Shenton Safaris

Best for: Photographic hides in South Luangwa
What it reports: A conservation and community levy is charged by participating lodges and donations go 100% to Project Luangwa.
Countries: Zambia only (both camps in South Luangwa National Park).
Reviews: SafariBookings: 4.3 out of 5 from 4 reviews, read 2 November 2026.
Enquire: www.shentonsafaris.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, safaribookings. Read 2 November 2026.

Singita

Best for: Lodges and villas across five countries
What it reports: Projects named: English Immersion Camps, Serengeti Girls Run, Community Culinary Schools, Cadet Ranger Programme, Black rhino relocation (9 rhino in 2019), anti-poaching canine unit.
Rates: Lowest published adult rate in US dollars: USD 2,210 per adult per night at Mara River and Sabora, off-peak (child USD 1,105).
Children: Mara River and Sabora: children aged 10 and over.
Private guide: Milele has 'private game vehicles'.
Enquire: singita.com

Sources: conservation model, price per person per day, private guide and vehicle. Read 19 October 2026.

Sirikoi

Best for: A small family lodge on Lewa
What it reports: Conservation fees from guests support Lewa Wildlife Conservancy; the land was added to Lewa in 2003 (7,500 acres of black rhino habitat).
Countries: Kenya (Sirikoi, Lewa Wildlife Conservancy).
Children: Children aged 6 and older welcome.
Reviews: Google: 4.8 out of 5 from 86 reviews, read 20 October 2026.
Enquire: sirikoi.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, family and child policy, google. Read 20 October 2026.

The Safari Collection

Best for: Kenyan camps from Nairobi to the Mara
What it reports: At Sala's every guest pays a conservation fee: park fee plus a share to neighbouring communities and a fee supporting the Mara Rhino Rangers.
Countries: Own camps are in Kenya only (Nairobi, Samburu, Masai Mara, Laikipia).
Children: Children are welcome at Giraffe Manor, Sala's Camp, Sasaab (under threes stay free; baby-listening service) and Siruai (children of all ages; one tent can sleep three children).
Private guide: A 'Private Guided Safari' is offered (personalised itinerary and a private guide throughout; price on request).
Enquire: thesafaricollection.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, family and child policy, private guide and vehicle. Read 19 October 2026.

Time + Tide

Best for: Family-owned camps in Zambia and Madagascar
What it reports: Reach: 300 villages and 30 schools.
Countries: Zambia and Madagascar.
Rates: Lowest published: Tsara Komba Ocean View Room €385 per adult per night sharing (rest of year, 2026); in USD, $840 at Luwi and Nsolo in green season 2026, or $600 under the Spontaneous Safari offer (1 to 15 Nov 2026).
Children: Children of all ages welcome in all Zambian camps, Miavana and Tsara Komba.
Private guide: Private vehicle $570 per vehicle per night; private guide and vehicle $750 per vehicle per night in South Luangwa (2026), subject to availability.
Reviews: Google: 4.7 out of 5 from 42 reviews, read 20 October 2026.
Enquire: www.timeandtideafrica.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, price per person per day, family and child policy, google. Read 19 and 20 October 2026.

Tintswalo

Best for: Family-owned lodges and hotels in South Africa
What it reports: Boulders charges a conservation levy of R100 per person per stay.
Countries: South Africa.
Children: Boulders: children of all ages welcome; under 16s must share a suite with an adult (16 and over); extra children aged 6 to 15 pay 25% of the suite rate, 5 and under free; extra guests 16 and over pay 50%.
Reviews: Google: 4.9 out of 5 from 107 reviews, read 20 October 2026.
Enquire: www.tintswalo.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, family and child policy, google. Read 20 October 2026.

Ultimate Safaris

Best for: Conservation travel across Namibia
What it reports: Camp Sossus 'pays significant annual conservation fees'.
Countries: Namibia only.
Rates: Camp Sossus only, Namibian dollars (NAD), fully inclusive per person: Shoulder Season Rate 'From NAD 7 385.00'
Children: Camp Sossus: children 6 years and older are welcome, with 6 to 12 years paying 50% of the adult rate; children under 6 only if exclusive use is booked.
Private guide: Private Guided safaris are sold, with 'highly respected naturalist guides'.
Reviews: SafariBookings: 5.0 out of 5 from 1 review; Google: 4.7 out of 5 from 67 reviews, read 19 and 20 October 2026.
Enquire: www.ultimatesafaris.na

Sources: conservation model, rates per person per night by season, safaribookings, google. Read 19 and 20 October 2026.

Volcanoes Safaris

Best for: Gorilla and chimpanzee lodges in Uganda and Rwanda
What it reports: The Volcanoes Safaris Partnership Trust (set up in 2009) is funded by Volcanoes contributing $50 per night per guest at each lodge, plus grants and donations.
Countries: Uganda and Rwanda: Virunga Lodge in Rwanda.
Rates: Lowest published lodge rate: Mount Gahinga Standard Banda, low season 2026, $765 per person sharing (USD).
Children: Children of all ages are welcome at Mount Gahinga, Bwindi, Kibale and Kyambura Gorge lodges.
Reviews: Google: 4.5 out of 5 from 18 reviews, read 20 October 2026.
Enquire: volcanoessafaris.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, price per person per day, family and child policy, safaribookings, google. Read 19 and 20 October 2026.

Ximuwu Lodge

Best for: An accessible Klaserie lodge
What it reports: Guests pay a conservation levy of ZAR 520 per night for ages 12+ (2026), ZAR 560 (2027).
Countries: South Africa only.
Rates: Suites, per person sharing per night: ZAR 26,500 (2026), ZAR 28,000 (2027).
Children: Children 8-12 sharing a suite with two adults pay ZAR 10,000 (2026) / ZAR 10,500 (2027), limited to one child; a single child in their own suite pays the full adult rate; guests aged 12+ pay the conservation levy.
Reviews: Google: 4.9 out of 5 from 16 reviews, read 2 November 2026.
Enquire: www.ximuwu.com

Sources: conservation model, countries with camps, google. Read 2 November 2026.

What do they charge per person per night?

23 of the 45 camp owners on this page publish a rate per person per night; the rest do not state it on their own websites. Each line is the company's own figure as its website gives it.

Angama: Lowest published nightly rate: USD 950 per person, Angama Safari Camp, 2026 Standard Season.
Asilia Africa: Lowest per person per night: US$500 (Encounter Mara, Green Season 1 to 30 Apr 2027; Emboo, Green Season 1 Apr to 31 May 2027).
Bushtops Camps: Lowest published adult rate: $1090 per person per night at Serengeti Bushtops, Mid season (6 Jan to 2 Apr, 1 Nov to 20 Dec), 2026.
Gamewatchers Safaris and Porini Camps: Reduced rates for 6+ night stays, US$ per person sharing per night, 2026: 1 to 30 June: Amboseli/Rhino $551, Giraffe $442, Mara/Cheetah $584, Lion $603, Rhino River $537, Ol Kinyei Cottages $679, Nairobi Tented $105. 22 July to 30 Sept: $748, $607, $836, $922, $682. 1 Aug to 30 Sept cottages $1,294.
Garonga Safari Co.: Lowest: R12 310 per person per night, Garonga Safari Camp, 2026/27.
Governors' Camp Collection: Lowest published per person sharing rate: Loldia House luxury room, 1 Apr-31 May 2026, US$424 (2027: US$437 in the same period).
Kapama Private Game Reserve: Lowest published per person: Southern Camp Suites from R14,000 per person sharing (mid-year, 1 Jul to 19 Dec 2026).
Kariega Game Reserve: Rand per person per night sharing (Sept 2026 to Aug 2027 seasons): Main Lodge High R8,500 (1 Sep to 19 Dec 2026), Peak R9,300 (20 Dec 2026 to 10 Jan 2027), High R8,900 (11 Jan to 30 Apr 2027), Low R7,600 (1 May to 31 Aug 2027).
Ker & Downey Botswana: All USD per adult per night sharing, 2027.
Kicheche Camps: Across the three Mara camps whose 2026 rack rates are readable: lowest US$625 adult per night (Kicheche Mara North, regular season: Mar, 23 May-30 Jun, 1 Nov-19 Dec); highest US$1,095 (Bush Olare and Valley Naboisho, peak).
Kwandwe Private Game Reserve: Lowest published per person sharing rate R19,400 per night (Luxury Suite at Ecca Lodge or Great Fish River Lodge, 1 May-30 Sep 2027); highest R34,050 (Ecca Private Vehicle Suite, 1 Oct 2027-30 Apr 2028).
Londolozi: Lowest published 'From' rate: R27,950 per person per night at Varty Camp.
Nottens Bush Camp: One flat rate per year across all periods: lowest R12750 per person per night sharing (all of 2026), highest R14250 (all of 2027), before the conservation fee.
Okonjima: 2026, adult per person per night in N$: lowest N$800 (campsite, Low Season; lowest lodge rate Plains Camp Classic DBB N$4,830).
Onguma: In the readable part of the 2026 rack rates: lowest N$2,810 per person per night (Bush Camp Rondavel, dinner, bed and breakfast, sharing); highest N$29,790 (Camp Kala, all inclusive, sharing; single supplement N$14,180).
Sabi Sabi: Lowest published per person rate: ZAR 29,600 per person sharing per night, Bush Lodge Luxury Suite (2026-27 and 2027-28).
Samara Karoo Reserve: Per person sharing per night, ZAR with VAT: lowest R17,800 at Plains Camp (2026 and 2027); highest R21,850 at Karoo Suite, Karoo Lodge (2027).
Savanna Private Game Reserve: Per person sharing per night in ZAR: lowest R21,000 (Luxury Suite, 2026); highest R27,300 (Executive Suite, 2027).
Singita: Lowest published adult rate in US dollars: USD 2,210 per adult per night at Mara River and Sabora, off-peak (child USD 1,105).
Time + Tide: Lowest published: Tsara Komba Ocean View Room €385 per adult per night sharing (rest of year, 2026); in USD, $840 at Luwi and Nsolo in green season 2026, or $600 under the Spontaneous Safari offer (1 to 15 Nov 2026).
Ultimate Safaris: Camp Sossus only, Namibian dollars (NAD), fully inclusive per person: Shoulder Season Rate 'From NAD 7 385.00'
Volcanoes Safaris: Lowest published lodge rate: Mount Gahinga Standard Banda, low season 2026, $765 per person sharing (USD).
Ximuwu Lodge: Suites, per person sharing per night: ZAR 26,500 (2026), ZAR 28,000 (2027).

An elephant crossing a track in front of safari vehicles, Tanzania. Photo: Pexels (free licence).

What age limits do they set for children?

44 of the 45 camp owners on this page publish a child policy; the rest do not state it on their own websites.

African Bush Camps: Bumi Hills and Khwai Leadwood: 'All Ages'.
Alex Walker's Serian: Yes, families are welcome: Serian The Original has a dedicated family suite and Ngare Serian's four tents suit families or groups of friends.
Amalinda Collection: Khulu Bush Camp: 'Children aged 12 and over are welcome'.
Angama: Children of all ages welcome year round.
Asilia Africa: Minimum age 5 at Naboisho ('children over 5'), Ol Pejeta, Encounter Mara (twin tents for kids over 12), Rubondo, Olakira, Oliver's, Sayari and Retreats, Namiri, Emboo, Roho ya Selous and Jabali Private House.
Borana Lodge: Child rate applies from 5 to 15 years (2026 Standard $513, Peak $660); under 5s stay free.
Bush Ways Safaris: Boteti camping ground has a child rate (age 2-12) of $15 per night against $20 for adults.
Bushtops Camps: 'The Bush is not ideal for very young children. However, for anyone over the age of seven' the camps are suited.
Central African Wilderness Safaris: Mvuu Camp, Chelinda Camp and Heuglin's welcome all ages.
Cottar's Safaris: Children of all ages are welcome at both properties.
Elewana Collection: All properties 'welcome and accommodate children' with flexible dining times, children's menus and children's activities.
Gamewatchers Safaris and Porini Camps: Porini camps are not suitable for children under 8.
Garonga Safari Co.: Minimum ages by camp: Safari Camp 12 and over (rate sheet; the FAQ also says 'Children aged 8 and above are welcome'), Little Garonga 6 and over, MCH 8 and over.
Governors' Camp Collection: Governors' Camp and Loldia House welcome all ages.
Great Plains Conservation: Family accommodation: 2-bedroom family tents at Mara Nyika, Mara Expedition and Selinda Explorers, family suite at ol Donyo and Mpala Jena (2 family suites).
Hemingways Collection: Ol Seki: recommended for children aged six and older; the camp is unfenced so parental supervision is required at all times; kids' activities (junior ranger skills, guided discovery, infinity pool).
Kapama Private Game Reserve: Children of all ages welcome at River Lodge, Southern Camp and Karula.
Kariega Game Reserve: Main Lodge and The Homestead welcome children of all ages.
Karisia Walking Safaris: Tumaren safaris are marked 'Great for Kids: Yes'.
Ker & Downey Botswana: Child rate (6 to 15) is 70% of the adult sharing rate, except Kanana Nyana, which has no family tent or child rate.
Kicheche Camps: Minimum age 7 at Kicheche Bush Olare and Valley Naboisho.
Kwandwe Private Game Reserve: Ecca Lodge Private Vehicle Suites and all three villas accept children of all ages.
Lalibela Game Reserve: Mark's Camp is described as family-friendly and discreetly fenced for children's safety, with four family units, family suites with partitioned sleeping areas and a larger family suite with two bedrooms.
Lewa Wilderness: Lewa Wilderness: 'All ages welcome', family cottages, garden cottages described as family-friendly.
Londolozi: Varty Camp and Founders Camp accommodate children aged 6 to 16 and children 6 and over are welcome on game drives.
Madikwe Safari Lodge: Lelapa Camp: children of all ages welcome; under 6 not on game drives or safari activities (a family game drive is offered after breakfast); under 16 not on bush walks; ages 0-5 stay free, 6-15 pay 50% of adult sharing rate, 16+ full adult rate; max 4 people per family room plus an infant under 2 in a cot.
MORE Family Collection: Lion Sands: Tinga ages 6+, River and Ivory 10+, Narina 16+, villas all ages; children 10 to 15 pay 50% at River and Ivory, 6 to 15 at Tinga.
Nomad Tanzania: Mkombe's House is 'designed specifically for families' and 'perfect for families with smaller children', with two enclosed bedrooms for children; children over 12 can join longer walks.
Nottens Bush Camp: 'Children 6 and over are welcome.' Children 12 and under enjoy a 50% discount.
Okonjima: Minimum age: Plains Camp and campsites from 3.
Onguma: Minimum ages: Bush Camp and Forest Camp all ages (mostly fenced; Bush Camp children 3 to 11 pay half, under 3 free)
Rhino Sands Safari Camp: If children are part of an exclusive use group they are charged at full rate and count towards the maximum occupancy of ten.
Sabi Sabi: Bush Lodge: 'children of all ages are welcome' with a child-minding service at extra cost; the 2026-27 children's policy says children under 6 are not permitted unless a Luxury Villa (private vehicle) is booked.
Samara Karoo Reserve: Karoo Lodge and The Manor: children of all ages welcome.
Saruni Basecamp: 'Children of all ages are welcome.' Under 5 sharing with adults are free; ages 5 to 16 pay 50% of the adult sharing rate in a standard room or tent with 1 to 2 adults, 75% in their own room, or a Family Unit rate.
Savanna Private Game Reserve: Children of all ages are welcome in the Savanna Suite.
Singita: Mara River and Sabora: children aged 10 and over.
Sirikoi: Children aged 6 and older welcome.
The Safari Collection: Children are welcome at Giraffe Manor, Sala's Camp, Sasaab (under threes stay free; baby-listening service) and Siruai (children of all ages; one tent can sleep three children).
Time + Tide: Children of all ages welcome in all Zambian camps, Miavana and Tsara Komba.
Tintswalo: Boulders: children of all ages welcome; under 16s must share a suite with an adult (16 and over); extra children aged 6 to 15 pay 25% of the suite rate, 5 and under free; extra guests 16 and over pay 50%.
Ultimate Safaris: Camp Sossus: children 6 years and older are welcome, with 6 to 12 years paying 50% of the adult rate; children under 6 only if exclusive use is booked.
Volcanoes Safaris: Children of all ages are welcome at Mount Gahinga, Bwindi, Kibale and Kyambura Gorge lodges.
Ximuwu Lodge: Children 8-12 sharing a suite with two adults pay ZAR 10,000 (2026) / ZAR 10,500 (2027), limited to one child; a single child in their own suite pays the full adult rate; guests aged 12+ pay the conservation levy.

Which offer a private guide and vehicle?

29 of the 45 camp owners on this page offer a private guide or vehicle; the rest do not state it on their own websites.

African Bush Camps: Groups of four or fewer there book a private vehicle and guide for USD 1 500 for up to 3 nights.
Amalinda Collection: The Homestead and Khulu's Retreat both include a private guide and dedicated safari vehicle.
Angama: Angama Mara and Amboseli: private safari vehicles are extra, USD 200 half day / USD 400 full day in Standard Season.
Asilia Africa: Private guide and vehicle included: Retreats at Sayari and Namiri Plains, Jabali Private House, Kokoko, Usangu Expedition Camp (last-minute bookings subject to availability) and Roho ya Selous (game drives, last-minute subject to availability).
Bushtops Camps: A private game drive vehicle is included for every non-solo booking ('Game drives are on a private basis for all non solo bookings').
Gamewatchers Safaris and Porini Camps: Private vehicles are offered at the camps at a supplement; an 'Exclusive Vehicle' gives sole use of the open-sided 4x4 safari vehicle during game drives for US$375 per vehicle per day, with a minimum of 2 days.
Garonga Safari Co.: Available at all three camps: Private Safari Vehicle R7 370 nett per day for 2026/27 (R8 110 for 2027/28), based on two drives of 3.5 hours.
Governors' Camp Collection: Il Moran: 'Private game drives are available on request (advance booking required)'.
Great Plains Conservation: Shared open vehicles seat a maximum of 4 guests 'with private hire possible'.
Hemingways Collection: Ol Seki: 'Private vehicles are available on request'.
Kapama Private Game Reserve: A private game vehicle is available 'on request at an additional charge and subject to availability'.
Ker & Downey Botswana: Private vehicle USD 500 per night at all camps except Kanana Nyana; it guarantees private activities with a camp guide (for bookings of five or fewer per vehicle).
Kicheche Camps: The Walking Wilderness Safari is privately guided for a maximum of six guests.
Kwandwe Private Game Reserve: Private guide and vehicle with ranger and tracker are available at extra cost at the lodges (R16,600 per day, 2027), booked for the full stay and are included in all villa stays and Ecca Private Vehicle Suites.
Lalibela Game Reserve: Mills Manor includes a private safari guide and vehicle.
Londolozi: 'A limited number of private safari vehicles' can be booked in advance (subject to availability) and must be booked for the guest's entire stay.
Madikwe Safari Lodge: Private safari vehicle available on request, subject to availability, for an additional fee (R9,500 per day quoted at Lelapa in the terms).
MORE Family Collection: Monwana Family Suites and the villas include a private safari vehicle (Fish Eagle, Hinkwenu, Marataba Villa).
Nomad Tanzania: Kiba Point offers 'exclusive guides and vehicles' for private groups.
Okonjima: Included in the fully inclusive rate at the Private Bush Suite (private guide and game viewer, plus chef) and for the African Villa exclusive option (private guide, vehicle, host and chef).
Onguma: Private vehicles are available at an additional cost, subject to availability and advance booking; required for families with children under 7.
Sabi Sabi: A private safari vehicle (and guide) is included in the rate for the Ivory Presidential Suite (Selati Camp), the Bush Lodge Luxury Villas and the Earth Lodge Amber Villa.
Samara Karoo Reserve: The Manor includes a private vehicle with dedicated field guide, tracker, chef and host on every booking.
Saruni Basecamp: 'Private vehicle with guide for exclusive use is available at an additional cost per day' at USD 400 per day, with a note to contact the company for rates.
Savanna Private Game Reserve: The Savanna Suite rate includes a private vehicle and the suite comes with a private guide, tracker and vehicle.
Singita: Milele has 'private game vehicles'.
The Safari Collection: A 'Private Guided Safari' is offered (personalised itinerary and a private guide throughout; price on request).
Time + Tide: Private vehicle $570 per vehicle per night; private guide and vehicle $750 per vehicle per night in South Luangwa (2026), subject to availability.
Ultimate Safaris: Private Guided safaris are sold, with 'highly respected naturalist guides'.

Measured conservation impact: the questions people ask

Which of these camp owners publish rates per person per night?

16 of the 45 do: Asilia Africa, Bushtops Camps, Gamewatchers Safaris and Porini Camps, Governors' Camp Collection, Kariega Game Reserve, Ker & Downey Botswana, Kicheche Camps, Kwandwe Private Game Reserve, Nottens Bush Camp, Okonjima, Onguma, Savanna Private Game Reserve, Time + Tide, Ultimate Safaris, Volcanoes Safaris and Ximuwu Lodge. Each one's own website says so.

Which welcome children of any age?

1 of the 45 does: Savanna Private Game Reserve. Each one's own website says so.

Which offer a private guide and vehicle?

18 of the 45 do: African Bush Camps, Amalinda Collection, Angama, Asilia Africa, Gamewatchers Safaris and Porini Camps, Hemingways Collection, Ker & Downey Botswana, Kwandwe Private Game Reserve, Londolozi, Madikwe Safari Lodge, Okonjima, Onguma, Samara Karoo Reserve, Saruni Basecamp, Savanna Private Game Reserve, The Safari Collection, Time + Tide and Ultimate Safaris. Each one's own website says so.

Which have villas, houses or camps for sole use?

31 of the 45 do: African Bush Camps, Alex Walker's Serian, Amalinda Collection, Angama, Asilia Africa, Bushtops Camps, Cottar's Safaris, Elewana Collection, Garonga Safari Co., Great Plains Conservation, Hemingways Collection, Kapama Private Game Reserve, Karisia Walking Safaris, Ker & Downey Botswana, Kwandwe Private Game Reserve, Lalibela Game Reserve, Lewa Wilderness, Londolozi, Madikwe Safari Lodge, MORE Family Collection, Nomad Tanzania, Okonjima, Onguma, Sabi Sabi, Samara Karoo Reserve, Saruni Basecamp, Singita, Sirikoi, Time + Tide, Tintswalo and Ultimate Safaris. Each one's own website says so.

Which run mobile or seasonal camps?

11 of the 45 do: Alex Walker's Serian, Asilia Africa, Bush Ways Safaris, Bushtops Camps, Karisia Walking Safaris, Lewa Wilderness, Nomad Tanzania, Saruni Basecamp, Singita, The Safari Collection and Ultimate Safaris. Each one's own website says so.

Which have camps on private land or a private concession?

21 of the 45 do: African Bush Camps, Amalinda Collection, Angama, Asilia Africa, Borana Lodge, Bush Ways Safaris, Bushtops Camps, Cottar's Safaris, Governors' Camp Collection, Great Plains Conservation, Hemingways Collection, Ker & Downey Botswana, Lewa Wilderness, Londolozi, Okonjima, Samara Karoo Reserve, Saruni Basecamp, Savanna Private Game Reserve, Singita, Sirikoi and Ultimate Safaris. Each one's own website says so.

Which say they charge no single supplement?

1 of the 45 does: Onguma. Each one's own website says so.

Which have their own aircraft or air service?

4 of the 45 do: Governors' Camp Collection, Kapama Private Game Reserve, Lewa Wilderness and Sirikoi. Each one's own website says so.

Which publish a conservation model?

All 45 publish how they fund or run conservation.

Which publish a deposit?

23 of the 45 do: African Bush Camps, Asilia Africa, Bush Ways Safaris, Bushtops Camps, Central African Wilderness Safaris, Gamewatchers Safaris and Porini Camps, Garonga Safari Co., Governors' Camp Collection, Kariega Game Reserve, Karisia Walking Safaris, Ker & Downey Botswana, Kicheche Camps, Londolozi, Nomad Tanzania, Onguma, Rhino Sands Safari Camp, Samara Karoo Reserve, Saruni Basecamp, Savanna Private Game Reserve, Sirikoi, The Safari Collection, Time + Tide and Volcanoes Safaris. Each one's own website says so.

Which have guest reviews on Google, SafariBookings or Trustpilot?

30 of the 45 do: African Bush Camps, Alex Walker's Serian, Amalinda Collection, Asilia Africa, Borana Lodge, Bush Ways Safaris, Central African Wilderness Safaris, Cottar's Safaris, Elewana Collection, Gamewatchers Safaris and Porini Camps, Garonga Safari Co., Kapama Private Game Reserve, Karisia Walking Safaris, Ker & Downey Botswana, Kicheche Camps, Kwandwe Private Game Reserve, Lewa Wilderness, Londolozi, Nomad Tanzania, Nottens Bush Camp, Rhino Sands Safari Camp, Samara Karoo Reserve, Savanna Private Game Reserve, Shenton Safaris, Sirikoi, Time + Tide, Tintswalo, Ultimate Safaris, Volcanoes Safaris and Ximuwu Lodge. Each platform's rating and count are on the card, never added together.

Which of these companies have all their camps in one country?

31 of the 45: Amalinda Collection, Angama, Borana Lodge, Central African Wilderness Safaris, Cottar's Safaris, Gamewatchers Safaris and Porini Camps, Garonga Safari Co., Governors' Camp Collection, Kapama Private Game Reserve, Kariega Game Reserve, Karisia Walking Safaris, Kicheche Camps, Kwandwe Private Game Reserve, Lalibela Game Reserve, Lewa Wilderness, Londolozi, MORE Family Collection, Nomad Tanzania, Nottens Bush Camp, Okonjima, Onguma, Sabi Sabi, Samara Karoo Reserve, Saruni Basecamp, Savanna Private Game Reserve, Shenton Safaris, Sirikoi, The Safari Collection, Tintswalo, Ultimate Safaris and Ximuwu Lodge. The others run camps in more than one country, so their cards leave out rates and child policies on pages about one place.

Which safari groups measure their conservation and community impact?

Which safari groups measure their conservation and community impact?

What do they charge per person per night?

What age limits do they set for children?

Which offer a private guide and vehicle?

Measured conservation impact: the questions people ask

Which of these camp owners publish rates per person per night?

Which welcome children of any age?

Which offer a private guide and vehicle?

Which have villas, houses or camps for sole use?

Which run mobile or seasonal camps?

Which have camps on private land or a private concession?

Which say they charge no single supplement?

Which have their own aircraft or air service?

Which publish a conservation model?

Which publish a deposit?

Which have guest reviews on Google, SafariBookings or Trustpilot?

Which of these companies have all their camps in one country?

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