About Reverie Safaris

After designing trips to more than 70 countries, I kept returning to Africa—and kept noticing the same thing.

Most safari planners are exceptional at logistics. Permits secured, beautiful camps booked, charters coordinated. What's missing is the insight that separates a well-executed safari from one your family talks about for decades.

I'd watch families spend $50,000 because someone told them to go to Botswana in January—only to discover the water experiences they'd imagined didn't exist until June. Or chase the Migration without anyone asking whether the intimacy of the green season might move them more. Or book architectural luxury when canvas walls that let you hear lions at 3 AM was what they came for.

The gap wasn't effort. It was insight. That's what I built Reverie Safaris to provide.

I work with a small number of families each year—typically multigenerational groups looking for private villas where three generations can move at their own rhythm without compromise. You work directly with me from the first conversation to your return home.

We start with questions most planners never ask. Not just where—but why. What you saw in a photograph that made you want this. Whether you're giving your parents a trip they'll talk about forever, or showing your kids something that rewires how they see the world. Then how you actually travel: whether your teenager needs adventure or your mother needs rest, whether you want to linger over breakfast while everyone else rushes to the 6 AM drive.

Only then do we design where and when. Because on safari, timing isn't logistics—it's everything.

You should show up at exactly the right time, in exactly the right place, for exactly the right reasons.