Best Solo Safaris in Africa – Go with Yourself!

With Africa Reveal Safaris, find the top solo safaris in Africa for 2025. You may visit some of the safest places to travel alone with these experiences. On your life-changing solo adventure, experience gorilla trekking, savanna game drives, and cultural immersion.

How to plan a Solo African safari.

Picture yourself standing on the expansive African savanna, the golden sun lowering behind you, and the distant cries of untamed animals resonating. A solo safari in Africa is more than just a wilderness adventure with you; it’s a potent voyage of self-discovery, an unvarnished meeting with the vast wilderness of nature, and an opportunity to rewrite your own story while surrounded by landscapes that reverberate with the echoes of time. Africa’s varied landscapes, history, civilizations, and wealth of wildlife provide an experience that is unmatched for individuals who dare to travel alone, regardless of whether they are experienced solo travelers or embarking on their first solo trip.

Why Choose a Solo Safari?

Solo safari travel offers a plethora of special benefits.:

1. Personal Growth: Venturing beyond your comfort zone promotes resilience and self-discovery.
2. Unmatched Flexibility: Make sure your agenda is tailored to your interests and speed.
3. Deeper Connection with Nature: Discover the enchantment of the African environment at your own pace.
4. Meet Like-Minded Adventurers: People from all over the world are often drawn to solo safaris.

Africa is calling if you’re looking for a solo travel experience that combines adventure, challenges, experiences, personal development, and life-changing wildlife encounters, then respond to Africa Reveal Safaris.
We specialize in creating customized safari experiences for lone travelers, handling all the arrangements so you may concentrate on your journey. We are here to make sure your trip is memorable and easy, from scheduling accommodations that are suitable for single travelers to setting up efficient transportation.

Top Solo Safaris in Africa – Go with Yourself!

1. Uganda Gorilla Trek and Wildlife Safari (10 days recommended)

Track endangered mountain gorillas in their native habitat while immersed in the magnificent woods of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
In Queen Elizabeth National Park, go on game drives where you can see lions, hippos, and elephants along the Kazinga Channel. You’ll love the close-up interactions with gorillas and the freedom to customize your game drives to your preferences if you’re travelling alone.
December through February and June through September are the best times to go (dry seasons for easier walking and excellent animal watching).

Accommodation options include Ichumbi Lodge (low-cost), Mahogany Springs Lodge (mid-range), and Nkuringo Bwindi Gorilla Lodge (mid-to-luxury).

 

2. Tanzania’s Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater Adventure (12 days recommended| solo safaris in Africa)

Experience the roaring spectacle of the Great Migration in the Serengeti.
Discover the wildlife-rich Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Solo travelers can experience serene contemplation and breathtaking wildlife encounters because to the expanse and diversity of these areas.
The best times to go are from December to March (the southern Serengeti’s calving season) and June to October (the dry season for the best wildlife viewing).
Where to stay: Rhino Lodge (lower cost), Ngorongoro Serena Safari Lodge (mid-range), and Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti (luxury).

 

3. Kenya’s Nairobi, Masai Mara, and Masai Village Cultural Immersion (8 days recommended| solo safaris in Africa)

On exciting game drives, take in the abundance of wildlife in the Masai Mara. Visit nearby villages to learn about the diverse customs of the Maasai people. Explore Nairobi’s dynamic metropolis by going to the Giraffe Centre and the Karen Blixen Museum.

This safari offers a distinctive fusion of luxury camping, animal observation, photography, and cultural immersion, enabling lone travelers to engage with the environment and local people.

July through October (Great Migration) and December through February (dry season) are the best times to go.
Where to stay: Keekorok Lodge (lower cost), Mara Serena Safari Lodge (mid-range), and Angama Mara (luxury).

 

4. Botswana Okavango Delta and Chobe National Park (10 days recommended | solo safaris in Africa)

Take a mokoro (traditional boat) ride through the Okavango Delta’s magnificent waterways. In Chobe National Park, come across enormous herds of elephants. Solo travelers can have a varied and enthralling safari experience amid the serene waterways of the delta and the busy wildlife of Chobe.

The best time to go is from May to October, when there is more wildlife and easier navigation because to the dry season.
Accommodation options include Oddballs’ Enclave (low-cost), Sanctuary Chief’s Camp (luxury), and Camp Moremi (mid-range).

 

5. Uganda’s Chimpanzees in Kibale, Boat Safari on Kazinga Channel, and Gorillas in Bwindi (8 days recommended)

Explore the deep Kibale Forest in pursuit of amusing chimpanzees. Take a boat safari over the Kazinga Channel to see a range of birds, crocodiles, and hippos. Visit Bwindi Impenetrable National Park to observe endangered mountain gorillas.
For the lone traveler looking for a comprehensive primate experience, this safari blends three classic monkey experiences. The best seasons to go are June through September and December through February (dry seasons).
Where to stay: Chimpanzee Forest Guest House (lower cost), Papaya Lake Lodge (mid-range), and Primate Lodge Kibale (luxury)

 

6. Tanzania’s Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, and Zanzibar Beach Escape (14 days recommended | solo safaris in Africa)

See the Serengeti’s Great Migration extravaganza. Discover the abundant animals in the Ngorongoro Crater. Savor the sun and Swahili culture while unwinding on Zanzibar’s immaculate beaches. This trip provides the ideal balance for lone travelers by fusing the excitement of a safari with the leisure of a beach getaway.

The best months to go are December through February (beach weather), and June through October (dry season for safaris).

Accommodations: Matemwe Retreat (luxury beach resort in Zanzibar), Ngorongoro Serena Safari Lodge (mid-range), and Beyond Serengeti Under Canvas (luxury tented camp).

 

7. South Africa’s Kruger National Park and Panorama Route (10 days recommended)

Experience exhilarating game drives in Kruger National Park to see a variety of wildlife, including the Big Five.
Travel the picturesque Panorama Route, stopping at God’s Window, Bourke’s Luck Potholes, and the Blyde River Canyon. Kruger National Park is a great option for lone travelers looking for independence and adventure because of its well-maintained roads and plenty of self-drive opportunities.

May through October is the ideal time to go (dry season for optimum animal watching).

Where to stay: Protea Hotel by Marriott Kruger Gate (mid-range), Kruger Shalati: The Train on the Bridge (unique luxury), and Singita Sabi Sand (luxury).

 

8. Namibia’s Sossusvlei Dunes and Skeleton Coast (12 days recommended):

Explore the Namib Desert and ascend the majestic Sossusvlei dunes before dawn, one of Africa’s most breathtaking locations. Discover the eerily stunning Skeleton Coast, complete with seal populations and shipwrecks.
Namibia’s ethereal landscapes provide a singular, isolated experience ideal for reflection and reconnection with the unadulterated beauty of nature.
May through October is the ideal time to go because of the milder temperatures and lower likelihood of fog along the shore.

Places to stay: Shipwreck Lodge (unique luxury on the Skeleton Coast), Little Kulala (luxury), and Beyond Sossusvlei Desert Lodge (luxury).

 

Plan Your Solo African Safari Now!

Get in touch with Africa Reveal Safaris right now to begin organizing your solo African journey to the continent’s safest locations! Give our professionals the opportunity to design a customized itinerary that suits your preferences, interests, and financial situation. We’ll make sure your solo safari is everything you could possibly want and more, regardless of your desire for independence or for relationships with other travelers.

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