Africa Adventures

"I speak of Africa and golden joys; the joy of wandering through lonely lands; the joy of hunting the mighty and terrible lords of the wilderness, the cunning, the wary and the grim."

- TEDDY ROOSEVELT, AFRICAN GAME TRAILS

Shoshone Hunting Safaris

‍‍Why choose Shoshone to help plan your safari?

· Over 48 years planning safaris

· Consultants with over 40 combined safaris

· Consultants who have visited over a dozen countries

· The BEST OF THE BEST when it comes to African outfitters

It has been said that a safari in Africa, is the last true great adventure. Yet often times, would-be hunters get caught up fretting over logistics and options and opportunities that can make planning a safari a daunting task and seem, well, not worth the trouble. Shoshone Adventure Consulting and our Sporting International Division has been helping clients navigate the African Continent, offering safaris in multiple countries for over48 years. With over 40 combined trips a dozen countries visited on the continent, you can rest assured that our consultants have more than likely “been there and done that.” Our main goal is the success and satisfaction of our clients and their adventures.

Many critical factors are considered as we carefully plan a client’s sporting travel. To ensure you receive the quality of and style of adventure you seek, we listen and evaluate all options. Based on our knowledge and experience with the outfitters we represent, we help you arrange a hunting or sight seeing package that works for you.

Our outfitters represent the best Africa has to offer, from family geared safari packages in South Africa, to dangerous game in Tanzania and the rain forests of Cameroon, we can get it done.

Whether it is your first or fifteenth trip across the pond, let our decades of experience guide you on your next adventure. Our goals are shared in assuring your safari is not only successful but enjoyable and safe as well. We are dedicated to giving you the experience of a lifetime.

“The only man I envy, is the man who has not yet been to Africa, for he has so much to look forward to” – Richard Mullin