SAFARIS · USA SAFARIS
Bison and elk around Yellowstone and the Tetons, alligators in the Everglades, and open-vehicle drives in between. These 15 are priced, timed and clear about vehicle type and how much walking is involved.
Miami Everglades airboat tour review covering transport, wildlife, timing, Sawgrass access, value, and practical booking advice.
“Bus was over 1 hour late. Drove for over 2.5 hours for a 30 min boat ride. We could have just met the tour at the destination but not allowed”
Review of the 3-hour Grand Canyon sunset safari, with back-road access, wildlife, scenic overlooks, pricing, comfort tips, and booking advice.
“very informative our guide, Werner, was very good and was very knowledgeable about the grand canyon.”
Review of Kauai’s 55-minute helicopter safari, with Na Pali Coast, Waimea Canyon, waterfalls, costs, tips, weather rules, and booking advice.
“Great experience! Beautiful views of a unique island. Friendly and professional. Pilot did not do crazy stuff which is ok!”
Drive your own safari near Orlando, meet giraffes, see alligators, and enjoy Gator Park for $35, with freedom to explore at your pace.
“Fantastic visit and with well maintained grounds, they obviously care a lot for these animals! Side note, I did hear one of the gate personnel complaining about a visitor within blatant ear shot. So if you don’t want to be talked about behind your back by the overweight kid from Stranger Things, be sure to be on your Ps and Qs.”
Review of Oahu’s small-boat dolphin and snorkel safari, with whales, turtles, lunch, hotel pickup, pricing, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“In three hours we saw a humpback and her calf, dozens of spinner dolphins, sea turtles, and many fish while snorkeling on a beautiful coral reef. Amazing.”
Wild Florida’s drive-through safari lets you spot free-roaming animals, feed giraffes, and visit Gator Park for $35 per person.
“Beautiful experience we definitely enjoyed the animals and the drive through experience and feeding the giraffes”
Explore the Everglades from Fort Lauderdale with airboats, mangrove cruises, wildlife walks, lunch, and expert guides in a small group.
“Lots of fun seeing the Everglades and learning about what lives and grows there. Our guide was very knowledgeable and fun.”
Review of Key West’s five-hour Sandbar Safari, with wild dolphins, a shallow sandbar, lunch, unlimited drinks, and practical booking tips.
“Captain Madison and her crew were outstanding and went above and beyond to make our outing safe and enjoyable!”
Skip the South Rim gate line on a small-group jeep tour with forest back roads, wildlife, Yavapai Point, Bright Angel Trail, and Hopi House.
“Tyler was so much fun and knowledgeable. He tells the best stories that add to the tour. I highly recommend you use this tour company and ask for Tyler. Enjoy! We had a blast!6”
Review of Kauai’s one-hour helicopter safari from Lihue, covering Waimea Canyon, Na Pali Coast, Jurassic Falls, value, seating, and tips.
“We loved flying around the island while getting history and site information about what we’re looking at.”
Review the Myakka State Park E-bike Safari near Sarasota, with canopy views, alligators, birds, guides, pricing, tips, and practical details.
“We had a great experience. Our guide, Derek, was great & we had a lot of fun. We will definitely look at other e bike tours.”
San Diego Zoo Safari Park review covering animals, tram rides, walking routes, costs, parking, access, and tips for planning a worthwhile visit.
“Gorilla exhibit was awesome. Parking at 20 bucks was a bit steep considering the cost of the safari tickets.”
Review the Rocky Mountain National Park Safari Tour from Estes Park, including stops, guides, cost, comfort, wildlife, and booking tips.
“Worth the time and dollars to see the magnificent park, its animals and the winding, rutted river road. The open air Jeep bed allowed six passengers to see everything. Fritz provided excellent commentary and skilled driving.”
Review of Hilo’s six-hour volcano safari, with lava caves, black-sand beaches, lava fields, guides, price, tips, and practical drawbacks.
“Be prepared to see more than you can imagine. Lava still hot enough to create steam and lava caves that can literally swallow light yet you can walk into it and not see your own hand in front of you. Our guide has lived on the Island for many years and knows the history, customs and watch outs of the land. Come prepared with good walking shoes. It is well worth the time and energy”
Review of Jackson Hole’s half-day wildlife safari, with Grand Teton views, expert guides, small groups, costs, stops, and booking tips.
“Just incredible. We travelled from one breathtaking spot to another and the four hours just flew by.”
Open 4x4, battered jeep, quad bike, camel or balloon basket.
