Journeys by Design
Miles from nowhere
Responsibly sourcing the best safaris in the world since 1999

Chief’s Island, Moremi, Okavango Delta © Kyle de Nobrega
Responsibly sourcing the best safaris in the world since 1999
Chief’s Island, Moremi, Okavango Delta © Kyle de Nobrega
‘Journeys by Design opened our eyes to a world of experiences
we never knew existed.’ – Ralph Lauren
Journeys by Design is an adventure and exploration company that curates only a handful of tailored experiences to Africa each year. Voted one of the top ten ‘super agents’ in the world, we are capable of delivering the most original and extraordinary of journeys for individual travellers through to multi-generational families.
80% of our business is repeat or referred, which underscores the quality of the service we provide. We are entirely independent, which allows us to choose from any exploration, experience or property on the continent that suits your expectations best. We do this by drawing on over 100 years of combined team experience in Africa, and significant investment in on-the-ground research, guiding and exploration.
RARE or CLASSIC, the choice of safari is staggering and can be overwhelming. It is our job to help you cut through the noise of the general safari industry. Our private safaris start at US$ 1,500 to 2,000 per person per day. Subject to your travelling party size and safari length, total spend usually starts at US$ 50,000 and averages US$ 80,000 per booking.
If you are new to Journeys by Design and would like to learn more about the value of working with us, please email our exploration and pro guide team with a summary of your motivations for safari-based Africa exploration.
We look forward to hearing from you.
Above images © Kyle de Nobrega
Journeys by Design is the founding member of the Africa House Group, which includes our charity Wild Philanthropy, and was set up to transform the way tourism benefits Africa. It does so by connecting potential donor travellers, philanthropists, and impact investors with opportunities to support Africa’s wildernesses.