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10 Amazing Affordable Safaris

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Photo: Courtesy of South African National Parks

The Strategy: Stay in national park lodges

The Place: South Africa

The Deal: When most Africans go on safari, they stay in campsites and bungalows run by the state-funded national parks that maintain the reserves. Of course, you're not going to get the luxury of a private lodge, but a self-catering, two-bedroom bungalow in, say, Kruger National Park, can cost as little as $70 a night. South Africa National Parks has a detailed network of bungalows, chalets, huts, and campsites. You can also hire national park rangers to take you on organized game drives.

For More Information: South Africa National Parks

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