For your safari trip, we recommend packing lightweight, neutral-colored clothing, comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, and a good pair of binoculars. Don't forget your camera to capture the amazing wildlife and landscapes!

Yes, Southern Africa is generally safe for travellers, especially when you book through a trusted provider like Trophy Hunters Africa. We carefully plan and manage every detail of your trip, from airport transfers and guided tours to accommodation and local transport, ensuring a smooth and secure experience throughout your journey. Like anywhere in the world, some areas require extra awareness, but our team has local knowledge and on-the-ground support to keep you well informed and looked after. We only work with experienced guides, vetted service providers, and trusted partners, and we offer full assistance throughout your stay. With the right planning and guidance, travel in Southern Africa is not only safe but truly unforgettable.

You can book a safari experience with Trophy Hunters Africa by visiting our website and filling out the booking form, or by contacting our customer service team directly via phone or email. Our team will assist you in customizing your adventure to suit your preferences.

Trophy Hunters Africa has three main bases of operation located across Southern Africa: Mauritius – Our tropical island base for big game fishing, dolphin and whale watching, nature excursions, and luxury getaways. Zimbabwe – Based just outside Harare at our Lion Park, offering guided bush walks, game drives, ethical hunting, and Big Five safaris. South Africa – Located in St Francis Bay in the Eastern Cape, with access to the Garden Route, Cape Winelands, Addo Elephant Park, and 4x4 adventures. While each location offers its own unique experiences, you can book any of our safaris, photographic tours, or excursions from any base. Our team will tailor your itinerary to suit your preferences, wherever you choose to begin your journey.

Trophy Hunters Africa accepts payments through various methods including credit/debit cards, bank transfers, and online payment gateways. Please contact our customer service for more details on payment options.

Vaccinations are not required for travellers arriving from Europe, the United Kingdom, or the United States. However, it is recommended to be up to date with routine vaccinations such as tetanus, hepatitis A, and typhoid. If you are arriving from or transiting through a yellow fever risk country, you may be asked to present a valid yellow fever vaccination certificate on arrival. Some areas in Southern Africa do carry a risk of malaria, particularly during the rainy season. Your booking agent will inform you if your itinerary includes time in a malaria-prone region, and whether malaria prophylaxis is advised. For peace of mind, we recommend consulting a travel clinic or GP at least 4 to 6 weeks before departure for guidance tailored to your trip.

Yes, absolutely. There are several excellent safari destinations in Southern Africa that are completely malaria-free, offering peace of mind for travellers who prefer not to take malaria medication. Areas such as the Eastern Cape in South Africa, the Waterberg region, and parts of the Western Cape offer incredible wildlife experiences without the need for prophylaxis. At Trophy Hunters Africa, we can customise your itinerary to focus entirely on malaria-free regions while still delivering unforgettable encounters with the Big Five and other iconic wildlife. Your booking agent will be happy to guide you through the best options based on your preferences and any health considerations.

At Trophy Hunters Africa, hunting is never about sport or indiscriminate killing. It is a carefully managed conservation tool that supports the long-term health of wildlife populations and their habitats. All hunts are planned with input from professional conservation experts and are carried out under strict regulation to ensure they benefit the ecosystem. Selective hunting targets older, non-breeding animals that no longer contribute to the population’s growth. This approach helps maintain a healthy balance within herds, prevents overgrazing, and funds essential conservation work. Revenue from ethical hunting directly supports local communities, anti-poaching units, and land preservation, making it a vital part of sustainable wildlife management. We recognise that this is a deeply personal and sometimes emotional topic. That is why we are committed to full transparency, respect for nature, and ensuring that every activity we offer aligns with responsible, conservation-led principles. We ensure that only specific animals are selected based on ecological research, maturity, and the overall well-being of the herd. This approach avoids any negative impact on breeding groups or vulnerable species. By working closely with local conservation authorities and rural communities, we help fund important projects such as anti-poaching patrols, habitat restoration, and wildlife monitoring. Our aim is to protect biodiversity while offering responsible and meaningful travel experiences.