- TRA Licensed Operator
- Kenyan Owned and Operated
- Eleven Countries
Who we are
Every journey is thoughtfully planned
Eden Heritage is a Nairobi based company arranging luxury and ultra luxury safaris across eleven countries in East and Southern Africa. We give each journey the time, attention and consideration it deserves.
We work with a select group of camps, lodges and private houses we know personally, and only recommend places we would choose for ourselves. If the Maasai Mara is busier in August than you would like, we will say so and suggest Laikipia instead.
We quote in US dollars, in writing, with everything included in your trip clearly set out.
Where we go
Eleven countries across East and Southern Africa
From the Maasai Mara and the Serengeti to the Okavango Delta, Victoria Falls and the beaches of the Seychelles, we plan private safaris and island stays at camps and lodges we know personally.
East Africa
- Kenya
- Tanzania
- Uganda
- Rwanda
Southern Africa
- South Africa
- Zimbabwe
- Zambia
- Botswana
- Namibia
Indian Ocean
- Seychelles
- Mauritius
Extraordinary journeys. Timeless memories.
For travel advisors
A trusted partner on the ground
If you plan African safaris for North American clients, we handle the arrangements on the ground while you remain your traveller’s primary point of contact. Any enquiry that comes to us directly from your client is referred back to you.
Working with us- Proposals
- Client calls
- Commission
- Branded itineraries
Frequently asked questions
Before you travel
Is a safari safe?
Yes, a safari can be a very safe experience when thoughtfully planned and guided by experienced professionals. You travel with guides who understand animal behaviour and follow established park and conservancy rules. Wildlife is unpredictable, which is why we treat it with respect and follow our guides’ advice at all times.
We also consider the practical details that make a journey more comfortable, from managing time on the road to allowing for rest between destinations.
Are children welcome on safari?
Absolutely. A safari can be an extraordinary experience for children, but the right camps and itinerary make all the difference. Some properties have minimum age requirements, while others offer family accommodation, child friendly activities or private guiding.
We take your children’s ages, interests and the pace of your family into account when choosing where to stay and how to structure the journey.
How far in advance should I plan my safari?
For travel during popular seasons, we recommend starting 9–12 months in advance where possible. The most sought after camps have limited accommodation, and family rooms or connecting arrangements can be particularly difficult to secure.
There can be flexibility closer to departure, but planning ahead gives us more choice when selecting the right properties and putting your itinerary together.
How many days should I spend on safari?
For most journeys, we recommend allowing 7–10 days, particularly if you plan to visit more than one region. This gives you time to settle into each destination and enjoy the experience without spending too much of your trip in transit.
If you would like to combine different landscapes or finish with time on the coast, you may want to travel for longer. The right length depends on your interests, destinations and preferred pace.
Tell us about the trip you have in mind
Every journey begins with a conversation. Tell us a little about the trip you have in mind, and we will take it from there.
Plan your journey