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20 Years Expertise in African Safari Tours
Our mission transcends mere observation. We are dedicated to protecting wildlife and preserving nature through immersive experiences that foster awareness and drive conservation efforts.
Dive deep into the heart of Africa's untamed beauty, knowing your journey aids in the protection and restoration of fragile ecosystems.
Places We Explore
Upcoming Expedition:
13-Day Botswana
Kalahari Jewels Expedition
July 23rd 2025
All-Inclusive Luxury Package
Join an exclusive 13-day safari through Botswana’s breathtaking wilderness in July 2025. Witness majestic elephants, apex predators, and the serene Okavango Delta in unparalleled luxury. With only 6 guests, this is your chance to experience a once-in-a-lifetime journey, blending exclusivity and untouched wilderness.
Guest's Stories
"I will never forget it. We saw an incredible variety of animals; the four camps treated us like royalty and loved the visit to Conservation Lower Zambezi HQ."
Sheila - Three Rivers Expedition
"Our visit was even better than we could have expected. Foremost was the knowledge and appreciation of Botswana's natural and cultural world that was shared with us. We really loved that."
June - Kalahari Jewels Expedition
"Every aspect of the trip you planned for us was spectacular. Your good humor, expertise, generosity of spirit and ecological sensitivity puts Last Chance Safaris in a class by itself."
Rita - Kalahari Jewels Expedition
"Very few ecotours turn out as advertised; however every aspect of this Expedition mirrored every expectation one receives from the brochure descriptions - and then far exceeded them. A once-in-a-lifetime experience that is not to be missed."
Bonnie - Great Apes Expedition
Expedition Logs
Our North Star
Experience • Awareness • Conservation
"There is one last reason for caring, and I believe that no other is necessary. It is certainly the reason so many people have devoted their lives to protecting the likes of rhinos, parakeets, kakapos and dolphins. And it is simply this: the world would be a poorer, darker, lonelier place without them."
Mark Carwadine, Last Chance to See, 1989.
