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In the heart of the African wilderness, Hylton Langley Safaris invites you to embark on an extraordinary journey with our top guest-requested safari experiences for 2024.

Tailored to cater to the desires and expectations of each of our guests, these adventures are more than activities – they are thrilling encounters with Africa's iconic wildlife, people, and landscapes.

Starting the Safari planning process can be both exciting and pretty overwhelming and daunting. There are so many incredible countries, wildlife locations, lodges, and camps to choose from.

We've been planning and hosting safari trips collectively for more than 38 years. We work hard to match our clients' wish lists with the right locations, lodges, and activities to make their African safari dreams come true and to make their vacation memories last a lifetime.

If you're ready to start planning your African safari, here are some expert tips to make sure it goes smoothly:

In this blog post, we will share our five most memorable moments from our recently hosted safari to Tuli Wilderness' Serolo's Safari Camp - one of Botswana's best-kept wilderness secrets.

Responsible and sustainable ecotourism is an increasingly important part of wildlife conservation. As the global population continues to grow, so does our impact on wildlife and their habitats. Responsible tourism provides a way for travelers to explore and appreciate nature without causing any lasting harm or damage. By being conscious of how we travel and interact with wildlife, you can help conserve species and ecosystems in our world’s fragile natural areas when going on a Safari.

In this blog post, we will discuss the importance of sustainable ecotourism for wildlife conservation and provide some tips on how you can be more mindful when visiting Africa's wilderness areas.

With fewer than 6600 adult individuals left in the wild, the Endangered African Wild Dog (Lycaon pictus) is considered by some to be the ultimate predator in Africa, and many hopeful safari-goers spend hours in search of this apex predator.

Due to their low numbers, it's not easy to find these highly social canids, but through experience in arranging and leading many Safaris, we would like to share our Top 5 safari destinations to see African Wild Dogs whilst on Safari in Africa.