There's a beautiful paradox at the heart of a solo safari: you arrive alone, yet you're never truly on your own.
The rhythm of each day practically guarantees shared moments — spotting a leopard draped across a branch, holding your breath as elephants amble past the vehicle, swapping stories about the afternoon's sightings. Strangers in the morning become sundowner companions by dusk, gathered around a crackling fire under a vast African sky.
And dinner? Forget the awkward solo table for one. Meals are communal affairs, filled with laughter, "did you see that?" recaps, and the kind of easy camaraderie that only wild places seem to inspire.
The best part? Safari staff are masters at reading the room. Craving connection? They'll seat you with fellow adventurers. Need a moment of quiet after an exhilarating game drive? They'll carve out space for you to simply breathe it all in.
Come solo. Leave with stories — and quite possibly, a few new friends.

Secret Season – 1th January 2027 – 31st March 2027
There is no single supplement for a solo traveller

Year round – there is no single supplement for a solo traveller
(supplement only applies when 3 or more single occupancy rooms are required)

Year round – there is no single supplement for a solo travellers at Garonga Safari Camp.
2026/27 Garonga Safari Camp rates

A dedicated Luxury Single suite (No. 11) at a year round rate of ZAR 27600 for 2026
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We know where wilderness still exists. That insight has guided the placement of each one of our camps, creating a safari experience that is immersive, uncontrived, and deeply connected to Africa.
With thanks to professional photographer Solly Levi @Machaba
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DID YOU KNOW
On foot, you move slowly and you notice things: the age of a track, the direction a dung beetle is rolling, the alarm call of a fork-tailed drongo that tells you something else is nearby.
It's not about ticking off big animals — though encounters do happen. It's about understanding the ecosystem at ground level, with a guide who can read it in real time. Most guests say it changes how they see everything else during the rest of their stay.
Walking safaris are optional and led by our qualified field guides. Closed shoes, neutral colours, and a willingness to move quietly are all you need.
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