OUR VEHICLES

The Cape Town fleet includes vehicles in mint condition made up of BMW 5 Series, and Landrover Discovery 4 (SUV) vehicles. Mercedes V-Class Minivans or Jeep Wrangler (4 door) can also be arranged.

For road transfers between the airports and lodges of the Greater Kruger National Park, we use Toyota Fortuner (SUV) and the new 2020 Toyota Quantum Minivan.

For road transfers between airports and lodges in the cities of Nairobi, Arusha, Killimanjaro & Kigali, we operate highly specced Toyota Landcruiser VX vehicles with air suspension, making the sometimes bad roads a little more bearable. For safaris where you are travelling by road as opposed to flying in, we use specially adapted Toyota Landcruiser enclosed game-viewers.

For transfers guests receive a warm African welcome from their well-dressed driver and are served chilled hand towels and mineral water to ease the stress of travel. All vehicles in the fleet are fitted with their own 4G wifi access point, giving the guests access to wifi as soon as they step into the vehicle. There is also an iPad in each vehicle with internet service as well as a host of information on their destination, as well as their full itinerary.

The company’s Landrover Discovery 4, was ground-breaking with its “Luxury Africa Safaris Mobile Bar” a in-vehicle refreshment bar which boasts a host of South African craft gins for that quintessential African gin & tonic as well other mixers for the perfect martini or desired cocktail. (Request received in advance can usually be fulfullied.) There is no better way to watch the African sun set, than by being at a beautiful spot in nature with a sundowner in hand!

The company utilizes their own permanently employed guides who are trained not only to know their “home turf” extremely well, but also to have an understanding of their guests’ home country, preferably by having been there personally. Luxury Africa Safaris’ owner, Patrick Siebel, personally guides guests in Cape Town, as he is passionate about the “Mother City” as well as using the opportunity to set the standard of guiding for his team. The guides are able to act as personal shoppers, with a unique luxury collection of Southern African items [art, décor, crafts, clothing & jewelry] available electronically for guest’s perusal, before going to the actual store.