Private Wildlife Safari
Luxury SUV or Mercedes Sprinter
Bozeman, West Yellowstone, Gardiner, Canyon, Old Faithful
May-November
6-10 hours flexible to your group needs
Private groups of 2-11+
Starting at $1350 for 2 People
Description
Yellowstone Wildlife Safari
Yellowstone National Park contains one of the greatest concentrations of mammals in North America. This wildlife-focused tour takes you through Yellowstone’s famous Lamar Valley or Hayden Valley — one of the wildest places left in North America and widely considered the best area in the world to view wild wolves, genetically pure bison, and grizzly bear.
On any given day you may observe wolves, grizzly bears, large bison herds, bull elk, black bear, american badger, moose, bighorn sheep, pronghorn, coyote, and countless other species interacting across the landscape. On this tour we will put our selves in the best position to view the most wildlife possible.
Transportation (Suburban + Sprinter Vans)
Private Touring Vehicles
For smaller groups (1–6 guests), we will tour in modern 4x4 Chevrolet Suburbans — quiet, comfortable, and ideal with plenty of room for. For larger groups (7+ guests), we tour the park in a Mercedes Sprinter High Roof Passenger Van, offering generous space, large windows,easy entry, and a & luxurious ride so everyone stays comfortable from start to finish.
Both vehicles are climate controlled, meticulously maintained, and chosen to match your group size for the best experience.
Tour Highlights
- Travel to the best areas for wildlife viewing based on current sightings and weather.
- Includes a scenic picnic-style lunch from a local deli, plus snacks, drinks, and water.
- Two “hidden gem” hikes / easy walks to experience the quieter side of Yellowstone.
- Open to all ages and ability ranges.
- Binoculars for every guest + two spotting scopes per tour.
- Includes take-home HD videos of wildlife recorded through our high-resolution optics.
*Animals roam freely; we cannot guarantee every species, but we will work hard to maximize your chances.
Recommended Start Times
To have the best success viewing bears, wolves, and other predators, an early morning start is imperative. Start times vary throughout the year:
- June / July / August: typically 5:00–5:30am
- May / October: typically 5:30–6:00am (depending on pickup location)
When booking online, disregard the 7:00am time shown — it is a required placeholder.
Where to Stay
Best areas to stay for this tour:
- Gardiner
- West Yellowstone
- Mammoth
- Canyon Village
- Anywhere in Paradise Valley
Second best place to stay for this tour:
- Bozeman
- Old Faithful
- Big Sky
- Island Park
- Lake Hotel
Pricing
Mercedes Sprinter Passenger Van (7+):
Groups of 12+ inquire to make sure we have capacity.
Pick Up Info
West Yellowstone, Gardiner, Mammoth, Big Sky, Old Faithful, Canyon Village, in park pick ups, Bozeman, Livingston, &
Paradise Valley.
5:00am -7:00 am
Our pick up times vary from location to location to allow best wildlife watching in the park while ensuring safety on the road. There is fluctuation from month to month on our pick up time based on time of year, weather forecast, and most recent wildlife sightings.
FAQ
Most frequent questions and answers
Yes, our tours are 100% private and customized to your desires. It will be just your family and friends for the entire day.
Park Entrance Fee is not included in the price of the tour. However, if you have an annual park pass, it will get up 4 adult members of your group into the park. Otherwise, adults are $20/day. Children 15 and under are free. If you have a Senior Pass, are active Military, purchased a National Parks Pass, or are in the 4th Grade you will get yourself and part of the tour group in for free.
Spring &Fall :
Daytime temperatures range from 30°F to the 60°F (0°C to 16°C) with overnight lows in the teens to single digits (-5°C to -20°C). Snow is common in the spring and fall with regular accumulations of 12 inches (30.5 cm) in a 24-hour period.
Summer:
Daytime temperatures are often around 70°F (21°C) and occasionally 80°F (27°C) at lower elevations. Nights are usually cool and temperatures may drop below freezing at higher elevations. Thunderstorms are common in the afternoons.
Winter:
Temperatures range from zero to 20°F (-18°C to -7°C) throughout the day. Sub-zero temperatures are common, especially at night and at higher elevations. The record low temperature is -66°F (-54°C). Snowfall is highly variable. While the average is 150 inches (381 cm) a year, it is not uncommon for higher elevations to get twice that amount.
Source: Yellowstone NPS