Africa Safari Group Tours from India

Explore Africa safari group tours for Indian families travelling from India. StarVista arranges international flights from India and supports visas, insurance, and coordination, while your safari route is planned carefully around wildlife movement, early starts, and lodge logistics.

Tours run abroad through trusted partners. StarVista in India stays your main contact from enquiry to return and helps with visas, international flights, insurance, tour booking, documentation, and basic guidance on call or WhatsApp.

A focused set of safari group tours for Indian travellers, chosen for proven routing, clear lodge standards, and straightforward inclusions.

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How to read the options below

The tours listed below are a curated set rather than every possible safari. They mainly differ by which parks are covered, how early the days start, and how long the drives are between regions.

Across tours on this page, lodge category, vehicle arrangements, and the core safari experience are broadly similar. What changes most is the number of parks covered and how much time you spend on the road.

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Practical notes for planning

Seasonality

July to October is peak safari season and is most popular with families. January to March also works well. Wildlife movement matters more than weather alone.

Pace and travel fatigue

Safaris involve early mornings and long hours in vehicles. Days are structured around wildlife activity rather than relaxed sightseeing comfort.

What varies across tours

International flights are arranged by StarVista from India as part of your booking. The safari tour is typically land-only from the arrival city. Visa handling and travel insurance are coordinated from India. Meals are generally included in lodges, but Indian options can be limited—plan expectations accordingly.

Who it may not suit

Families uncomfortable with early starts, long drives, or lodge-style stays may find safari travel challenging.