Hunt Cape Buffalo in Tanzania’s Lunda Nkwambi GCA
Booking Season: 2026
Hunt Difficulty: Difficult
Designed by Hunters, for Hunters
Check out the top-rated and featured Hunting Safaris in Africa.
Select the type of African hunt you're interested in, from dangerous game hunting in Africa to plains game and specialized African hunting safari experiences.
Just a few simple steps to book your next hunt.
Browse and select your favorite Hunts from our range of African Hunts across various destinations.
Select your preferred dates and submit your quote request. We’ll check availability with the Outfitter.
If available, we’ll send you a quote to accept and make your booking. An initial deposit is paid to secure your booking.
Experience the excitement of the African wilderness with Game Hunting Safaris—your premier destination for exceptional hunting expeditions. Start planning your unforgettable journey now!
A collection of some of our most unforgettable moments in the wild. From the sweeping plains to the dense forests, these photos showcase the landscapes, wildlife, and experiences that have defined our hunting expeditions.
Search from our range of Hunts across various popular destinations in Africa.
Find A HuntRead the most recent articles from our Blog.
31 March 2026
12 March 2026
African hunting safaris are one of the most sought-after hunting experiences in the world, offering international hunters — particularly from the United States and Canada — access to plains game and dangerous game across Africa’s top hunting destinations, from open plains to dense river systems and remote wilderness concessions.
Game Hunting Safaris focuses exclusively on Africa. We work with licensed professional hunters and vetted outfitters across multiple countries to help you plan and book a hunt that is appropriate for your goals, experience level, and expectations. Our role is not to sell hunts, but to help you choose the right one.
Explore Plains Game HuntsChoosing the right operator is one of the most important decisions you will make when planning an African hunting safari — especially when traveling internationally. The difference between a well-run hunt and a poor experience often comes down to area selection, outfitter quality, and honest guidance.
With Game Hunting Safaris:
Experienced Guidance
We work with professional hunters and outfitters who understand their areas, species, and limitations. This ensures your hunt is realistic, well-managed, and aligned with your expectations.
Carefully Selected Hunting Areas
We do not promote every available destination. Each area we recommend is chosen based on game quality, habitat, hunting pressure, and overall consistency.
Straightforward Advice
Not every hunt is right for every hunter. We provide clear recommendations — including when a specific hunt, area, or species may not be the right fit.
Every hunt is different, but a properly planned African hunting safari should be structured, realistic, and focused on the right species in the right area.
Hunt Planning
We help you choose the correct country, area, and species combination — avoiding common mistakes like trying to combine incompatible species or hunting the wrong region.
Professional Hunters & Logistics
Your hunt is conducted by licensed professional hunters, with all permits, concessions, and logistics handled in advance, including assistance with travel requirements for international hunters.
Accommodation & Field Experience
Camps range from comfortable tented camps to established lodges, depending on the area. The focus remains on the hunting experience, not tourism.
Equipment & Preparation
We guide you on suitable calibers, gear, and preparation, including advice on traveling with firearms or arranging rifle hire in Africa.
We offer African hunting safaris across multiple countries, each with its own strengths, species availability, and hunting conditions. Choosing the right destination depends on your species list, budget, and preferred hunting style.
Planning a hunt in Africa involves more than selecting animals. For hunters traveling from overseas, this includes choosing the right country, understanding regulations, planning travel and firearm logistics, and selecting a reputable outfitter. Game Hunting Safaris provides practical, experience-based guidance to help you make the right decisions before you book.
An African hunting safari is a guided hunting experience conducted on private or government-managed land, led by a licensed professional hunter. These safaris typically include accommodation, meals, trackers, and access to a wide range of plains game and dangerous game species depending on the country.
Top destinations include South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe, and Tanzania. Each country offers different hunting styles, species availability, and regulations, so the best choice depends on your goals and experience level.
The best time is typically during the dry season, when vegetation is thinner and animals are easier to track. This varies by country, but most hunting seasons run from March through October.
Most safaris range from 5 to 14 days, depending on the species being hunted and the type of safari. Dangerous game hunts usually require longer durations than plains game hunts.
Yes, all hunting in Africa is regulated. Your outfitter will arrange the necessary permits and licenses on your behalf, ensuring that your hunt complies with local laws and conservation regulations.
Yes, most African countries allow hunters to bring their own rifles, subject to import permits and airline regulations. Many outfitters also offer high-quality rental rifles if you prefer not to travel with your own firearm.
It is recommended to book at least 6 to 12 months in advance, especially for popular species or peak hunting seasons. This ensures better availability and allows time for travel planning and permits.
Most hunting safaris include accommodation, meals, professional hunter services, trackers, and transport within the hunting area. Trophy fees, international flights, and taxidermy are usually separate.
Choosing the right country is not just about the species — it’s about hunting the right species in the right environment. Different regions in Africa offer completely different ecosystems, game densities, and hunting conditions. A mistake many hunters make is selecting a destination based on a single animal without understanding how that affects the rest of the hunt. We help match your species list to the correct country and concession to ensure a realistic, well-balanced safari.
Not always. Many species are found in completely different regions and habitats, sometimes thousands of miles apart. Trying to combine incompatible species in one hunt often leads to poor results and unnecessary pressure. In many cases, it is better to focus on a specific group of species in the right area, or plan separate safaris if your list includes animals from different ecosystems.
A legitimate outfitter operates in a registered concession, holds the required licenses, and works with a qualified professional hunter. Beyond that, consistency matters — including track record, area quality, and how hunts are actually conducted in the field. We only work with outfitters we trust and whose areas we understand, and we do not recommend operators simply based on availability or price.
Most problems come from poor planning rather than bad luck. Common issues include hunting the wrong area for your target species, unrealistic expectations, or working with operators who overpromise results. Logistics, timing, and species selection all play a role. A properly planned safari minimizes these risks by setting realistic goals and matching the hunt to the right location and outfitter.
Daily rates typically include accommodation, meals, guiding, and basic camp services. However, additional costs often apply, including trophy fees, permits, rifle import or rental, taxidermy, shipping, and international travel. Understanding what is excluded upfront is essential to avoid surprises and to budget accurately for your hunt.
Our Partners
