Safari real estate can appear unconventional at first.
It operates differently from traditional real estate and requires disciplined operations, local expertise, and active demand creation.

When structured and operated correctly, safari assets can generate attractive cash flow, benefit from natural scarcity, and create meaningful impact on the ground.

At Conserve Safari, we develop and operate high-end safari camps across Tanzania, combining real estate ownership with in-house operating capability.

Download our investor guide to understand how safari real estate works, how returns are generated, and what makes this asset class different.