A Roar-Worthy Safari Specialist
For Jamie Jones, the Difference is in the Details


2. She Has Family Travel Dialed In
Frequently traveling with her own family and extended family, Jamie has a firsthand understanding of how to balance different ages, activity levels, and personalities. About half of the African safaris she designs are for multi-generational families, where thoughtful coordination makes all the difference. With school-aged children of her own, she knows how valuable time is—and how to design itineraries that deliver both meaningful, culturally rich experiences and seamless, well-paced travel. “I think balancing all of the different factors is an art form,” laughs Jamie.
3. She’s Skilled at Customizing Journeys to Your Travel Personality
Jamie has a special talent for designing trips that feel completely personal—whether it’s a multi-generational escape, solo journey, friends’ getaway, graduation trip, or over-the-top celebration. With deep expertise in African safaris, she thoughtfully balances pace, style, and experience to match how you like to travel, shaping each journey so it feels effortless and entirely your own. “Figuring out what my clients envision on their safari and then delivering beyond their wildest dreams is what I strive to do,” says Jamie.
4. She’s a Pro at Plot Twists
“I am very selective with whom I partner with in every country,” says Jamie. “I will only work with suppliers that provide 24/7 in-travel support and have a proven track record of being proactive when an unforeseen issue arises—with a solution ready.” Strong partnerships and clear communication between the travel planner, supplier, and hotel are key to ensuring a seamless journey. Jamie’s network, paired with constant communication on the ground, means she’s always ready with a smart solution to any unexpected turn.
5. She Has Creative Ideas You Didn’t Know to Ask For
Jamie loves designing trips that go beyond the expected—like a focused Rwanda journey that includes the Big Five but still stands on its own, or pairing malaria-free South Africa with Cape Town, Tswalu, and Madikwe for a seamless multi-generational adventure. She also has fun drawing inspiration from films and documentaries, bringing cinematic moments to life. “That picnic spot in
Out of Africa where Robert Redford and Meryl Streep gazed over the savannah and where Redford’s character was laid to rest? I can get you there,” says Jamie. “I can also arrange for you to meet Manu, the elephant in
Holiday in the Wild, and I have a direct connection to the lodge and rehab center where Kulu was released in
Pangolin: Kulu’s Journey.”











