Drifters' participation safaris have an inclination towards the interesting and often unique fauna and flora of Africa. Specialising in the 18-55 age group with camping and lodge accommodation.

ABOUT DRIFTER'S STAFF & MANAGEMENT
Drifters' management is made up of a hard core, versatile, dedicated, hands-on people, who, because they own a share in the business, are personally involved and concerned with every aspect of the running thereof. All of Drifters staff, without exception, have been on each and every tour they conduct, and are therefore well aware of exactly what is offered, and what client's expectations are.

THE GUIDES
Their guides adhere to a strict code of ethics. All of the guides are registered with the Field Guides Association of Southern Africa, the recognised professional association, setting the highest of standards in field guiding in the region.

THE COMPANY
Their expansion has been gradual and calculated. Drifters now have a registered company in every country in which they operate and employ large numbers of local people in all of those countries. Clients can therefore feel assured that a percentage of their tour fee is in fact going directly to those areas of the community and environment that need it the most.

Drifters now also control or own 9 Drifters Inns situated throughout Southern Africa, namely in Johannesburg, the Northern Transvaal Bushveld, Hazyview, Zululand, the Drakensberg, Knysna, Graaff-Reinet, Victoria Falls and Cape Town. All offer excellent value for money and are situated in beautiful settings, all ideal for adventure activities and exploring the surrounding areas

EQUIPMENT
The camping and adventure equipment retail outlet in Sandton City, Johannesburg is widely acclaimed as the best store of its kind in the country, with specialised staff on hand to advise on all aspects of the industry. This has also enabled Drifters to design and manufacture the highest quality equipment for use on Safaris.

OUR AIM
Drifters aim at adventurous minded people of 18 to 55 years of age, who through their own active participation in the safaris, get far more out of them than by sitting back looking for faults.