tourists from around the
wildlife areas; they are demonstrating a
shared commitment to responsible luxury
ecotourism that aims to protect pristine
wilderness areas and their flora and fauna.
is both an individual and a collective
responsibility, they are becoming
increasingly picky about who they choose
to vacation with. This is the reason people
choose Wilderness Safaris, a company
that not only shares Africa's most precious
places and spectacular wildlife with
international tourists, but which works
to protect these areas and to share the
benefits of tourism with the communities
they sustain.
1983 by two safari guides with a common
vision; a vision to share some of the most
remote wilderness areas on the African
sub-continent with guests from all over
the world, in a way that lightly touches the
environment but leaves a big imprint on the
soul.
enthusiasm. 30 years later Wilderness
Safaris has grown to manage over 70
exclusive camps and lodges in nine African
countries including the Seychelles. While
the company has increased in size, its
culture and values have remained the
same.