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Iconic African safari destinations - landscapes, secret hideaways and vast stretches of wilderness - offer something for everyone. Whether you seek a private getaway with that special someone, a fun family adventure or a solo sojourn to an isolated wilderness, your journey starts here.
Start your safari exploration with our list of destinations below, and let us know if you have somewhere else in mind:
Addo Elephant National Park hosts the Big 7, over 600 elephants, and five distinct vegetation biomes – a malaria-free safari destination in South Africa's Eastern Cape.
Akagera National Park has established itself as a destination on the rise – Rwanda’s only Big 5 park and one of the premier safari locations on the continent.
Amakhala Game Reserve in the greater Addo National Park region of South Africa's Eastern Cape offers malaria-free Big 5 safaris. This conservation success story is rewilded farmland spanning five of South Africa's nine biomes.
Amboseli National Park is home to some of the best-known and most studied elephants in the world, including enormous super tuskers that dominate the landscape. The spectacular snow-capped peaks of Mount Kilimanjaro loom in the distance
Arusha is the gateway to Tanzania's northern circuit, offering a relaxing stay after your inbound travels and convenient access to the wildlife havens of Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater and Tarangire
Discover Babanango Game Reserve, a malaria-free Big Five safari reserve in Zululand, KwaZulu-Natal, blending pioneering rewilding with four luxury lodges.
Explore KwaZulu-Natal's Battlefields region, home to 82 historic sites spanning Zulu, Voortrekker and British conflicts across 70 years of turbulent history.
The islands of the Bazaruto Archipelago on the Mozambique coast comprise a stunning marine protected area, featuring white sand beaches that gently dip into exquisite, azure-coloured waters and coral reefs that shelter an astonishing array of sea creatures, including whale sharks, manta rays, and dugongs
Botswana plays host to iconic safari destinations such as the Okavango Delta, Chobe, Savute, and Makgadikgadi Pans - a veritable who's who of Africa's top safari destinations.
Busanga Plains in the far north of Kafue National Park is the park's jewel - the vast mosaic of grassy seasonal floodplains provides superb grazing and is the best place for wildlife viewing
Bushmans Kloof Game Reserve hosts a five-star Cederberg retreat with 130+ San rock art sites, Cape Mountain Zebra, fynbos wilderness and a spa just 3 hours from Cape Town.
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park - the home of gorilla trekking - has ancient rainforests with some of the highest levels of biodiversity in Uganda
Nestled between a rugged mountain range and the Atlantic Ocean - with the iconic Table Mountain as its backdrop - Cape Town is one of the most beautiful cities in the world and one of the most popular tourist destinations in Africa
Explore South Africa's West Coast: seasonal wildflowers, Langebaan Lagoon, fishing villages, wine routes, and coastal adventures. Plan with Africa Geographic.
Historic wine estates, world-class cuisine and mountain scenery await in the Cape Winelands, a short drive from Cape Town.
Central Kalahari Game Reserve: vast Botswana desert wilderness with iconic black-maned lions, cheetah, brown hyena, and some of Africa's darkest skies.
Chitake Springs, in the remote southern reaches of Mana Pools National Park, provides the only water source during the dry season for concentrations of wildlife
CHOBE is a vast landscape at the centre of an enormous protected area in the northeastern corner of Botswana that incorporates the safari meccas Chobe National Park, Chobe Riverfront, Savute and Linyanti
Chobe Riverfront, Botswana: world-class dry-season elephant viewing, boat safaris on the Chobe River, and puku found nowhere else in Botswana.
Chyulu Hills National Park hosts a combination of cloud forest, thorn tree grassland and bare lava flows, attracting a wider variety of wildlife than neighbouring national parks. The volcanic hills offer epic Kilimanjaro views and uncrowded wilderness between Amboseli and Tsavo West.
Dar es Salaam: Tanzania's historic Swahili port and gateway to the Southern Circuit and Zanzibar, with markets, monuments, and easy day trips to explore.
De Hoop Nature Reserve: UNESCO-listed coastal wilderness in the Western Cape. Whale watching, fynbos walks & rare wildlife three hours from Cape Town.
Plan your Diani Beach escape: white-sand shores, coral reefs, Kenya's best watersports options, colobus monkeys and elite lodges on Kenya's finest stretch of Indian Ocean coast.
Explore the Drakensberg: UNESCO-listed peaks, San rock art, the Sani Pass & Amphitheatre. Expert-planned hiking and mountain escapes in KwaZulu-Natal.
Explore Durban's golden beaches, Zulu and Indian culture, bunny chow, uShaka Marine World, and easy access to the Drakensberg Mountains.
Plan an Eastern Cape safari: malaria-free Big Five reserves at Greater Addo, the Wild Coast's Mkambati, and South Africa's only Big Seven destination.
Entebbe is a vibrant city located on the shores of Lake Victoria in Uganda, known for its lush gardens, rich history, stunning views, and excellent restaurants. It is a gateway for travellers moving in and out of Uganda, as it is home to the country's main international airport, Entebbe International Airport
Churches hewn from rock, World Heritage Sites, castles, ancient tombs, art, archaeological artefacts and more - this is one of the World's top religious and cultural sites
Namibia's Etosha National Park is a wildlife safari and photographer’s dream – where Africa’s quintessential creatures assemble in numbers that boggle the mind
Explore the Garden Route – South Africa's most scenic stretch of coast, where ancient forests, lagoons, mountains and Indian Ocean beaches converge.
Trek wild chimpanzees at Gombe Stream National Park, the small Tanzanian reserve on Lake Tanganyika where Jane Goodall's pioneering research began in 1960.
Gorongosa National Park is a spectacularly biodiverse park in central Mozambique that celebrates one of Africa's greatest conservation comeback stories. Populations of iconic species such as lion, leopard, cheetah, hyena, wild dog, hippo, sable, buffalo, and Lichtenstein's hartebeest are recovering well
The Great Karoo is South Africa's semi-arid heartland, offering ancient fossil fields, rewilded Big Five wilderness, San rock art & world-class stargazing.
Discover Greater Addo: South Africa's malaria-free safari heartland, rewilded private reserves and home to wildlife's Big Seven - the terrestrial Big Five plus great white sharks and whales
Discover Grootbos Private Nature Reserve near Hermanus: 3,500 ha of fynbos, Walker Bay whales, Marine Big Five, and five-star lodge stays in the Whale Coast.
Grumeti Game Reserve borders Serengeti National Park (no fences) and hosts the Great Migration Grumeti River crossings. Discover Singita's luxury lodges, wildlife and conservation story.
Discover Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park, Africa's oldest proclaimed nature reserve and home to the world's densest rhino population in Zululand, South Africa.
Huab River Valley | Damaraland is the home of desert-adapted rhinos, elephants and lions and the largest gallery of prehistoric rock art in Southern Africa - etchings of people, wild animals and cattle
Hwange—Zimbabwe's oldest and largest national park—is famous for its massive buffalo and elephant herds and large male lions. It also hosts one of Africa's largest wild dog (painted wolf) populations.
The Ifotaka Community Forest in southeast Madagascar is as remote as it is wild. Protected by the Antandroy people, Ifotaka hosts a myriad of endemic species, including ring-tailed lemurs, Verreaux’s sifaka, white-footed sportive lemurs, lesser hedgehog tenrec and Madagascar flying fox
iSimangaliso Wetland Park: South Africa's first World Heritage Site, where wetlands, lakes, coral reefs and ancient forests meet along Zululand's coast.
Kafue National Park - Zambia’s oldest and largest national park - is dominated by the Kafue River and its many tributaries, deciduous woodlands, swampy floodplains, including Busanga Plains, and the manmade Itezhi-tezhi dam
Kahuzi-Biega National Park offers gorilla trekking to see the world's largest gorilla - Grauer's gorilla, also known as the eastern lowland gorilla
Discover Kariega Game Reserve, a malaria-free Big 5 safari destination in South Africa's Eastern Cape, offering five distinctive lodges along two rivers.
Explore the Karoo: malaria-free Big Five safaris, Cango Caves, wild meerkats, ancient fossils and dark skies across South Africa's interior.
Discover Karoo National Park: malaria-free safaris, fossil trails, black rhino, Cape mountain zebra and ancient heritage in South Africa's Great Karoo.
Katavi, one of Africa’s most remote and wild parks, hosts some of the largest hippo pods and buffalo herds in the world. The park has robust populations of lions, painted wolves (wild dogs), cheetahs, and hyenas and piles of crocodiles hiding in sandbank caves.
Kenya embodies the essence of traditional safari - with 'Out of Africa' nostalgia - offering iconic destinations such as the Maasai Mara, Amboseli, Tsavo, Samburu and Lamu. And, of course, the Great Wildebeest Migration.
Explore Kenya's finest beaches: Diani's reefs, Mombasa's Swahili heritage, Lamu's car-free islands and Watamu's marine parks. Plan your coastal escape.
Khwai in Botswana's Okavango Delta: wild dogs, leopards, elephants, mokoro safaris, and two concessions between Moremi Game Reserve and Chobe National Park.
Kibale National Park - Uganda's premier chimpanzee trekking destination - adjoins the northern edge of Queen Elizabeth National Park in western Uganda
Kigali: Rwanda's safe, vibrant capital. Visit the Genocide Memorial, explore local arts and culture, and use the city as your gateway for gorilla and chimp trekking, as well as a Big Five safari.
The Greater Kruger area in South Africa is home to the legendary Big Five and a breathtaking diversity of landscapes, giving discerning travellers an authentic and exclusive safari experience. The region includes Kruger National Park and neighbouring private reserves such as MalaMala, Sabi Sands, Timbavati, Klaserie and Thornybush.
Kwando and Linyanti: remote private reserves in northern Botswana with wild dogs, elephants, predators, permanent rivers, and some of Africa's most exclusive camps
Kwandwe is a malaria-free Big 5 private reserve with a proud record of transforming farmland into restored wildlands. The Great Fish River region of the Eastern Cape is picturesque and boasts high levels of biodiversity.
Plan your KwaZulu-Natal trip: Big Five safaris, UNESCO Drakensberg, iSimangaliso wetlands, Zulu heritage, coral reefs and the KZN sardine run. Expert advice.
Laikipia Plateau: Kenya's finest private conservancy safari, including Big Five, black leopard, rare species, and extraordinary activities beyond the national parks
Explore Lake Eyasi in Tanzania: walk with Hadza hunter-gatherers, meet Datoga silversmiths, and discover remote Rift Valley scenery and rare birdlife.
Lake Malawi is an African Great Lake – the southernmost lake in the East African Rift system and a popular inland beach destination as a finale to top off that exhilarating wildlife safari
Discover Lake Manyara National Park's tree-climbing lions, dense elephant herds and flamingo-flecked soda lake — the ideal start to any Tanzania safari.
Discover Lake Nakuru & Lake Naivasha - Kenya's Rift Valley lakes. Rhinos, lions, flamingos, hippos, 400+ bird species.
Explore Lake Natron, Tanzania: a caustic soda lake below Ol Doinyo Lengai, breeding ground for millions of lesser flamingos amid Maasai land and ruins.
Lake Turkana: Kenya's remote Jade Sea, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site of ancient volcanoes, fossils, and raw wilderness deep in Africa's Rift Valley.
Lalibela Wildlife Reserve: an intimate, malaria-free Big 5 reserve in South Africa's Eastern Cape, with six owner-run lodges and open-vehicle safaris.
Lamu Archipelago, Kenya: UNESCO-listed Swahili island with carved doors, dhow sailing, Shela's 13km beach, coral reefs, turtles, dugongs, and whale sharks.
Lapalala Wilderness Reserve: malaria-free Big 5 with a low-impact tourism footprint, pioneering black rhino conservation, and two luxury lodges in South Africa's Waterberg Biosphere Reserve.
Discover the Little Karoo (Klein Karoo) for ostriches, Cango Caves, wine routes, game reserves, habituated meerkats and mountain passes along South Africa's iconic Route 62.
Liuwa Plain National Park is all about big cats, vast open spaces, seasonal floods bringing flushes of flowers and waterfowl, and herds of wildebeest – Africa's 2nd-largest wildebeest migration. Liuwa's seemingly boundless horizon reminds us of East Africa's most renowned safari destinations – MINUS THE CROWDS
Liwonde National Park is a 54,800-hectare (548km2) protected area on the banks of the Shire River in Malawi. This is a great comeback story - how a sustainable Big-5 safari destination was reclaimed from a poached wasteland, under the expert guidance of African Parks
Explore Loliondo, the Maasai-owned Game Controlled Area bordering Serengeti's east - night drives, walking safaris and the Great Migration's return south.
Lower Zambezi National Park lies on the northern bank of the Zambezi River in Zambia, opposite Zimbabwe's Mana Pools National Park. Most visitors to this remote park arrive by boat or light aircraft - the park’s relative inaccessibility limits tourist numbers.
Maasai (Masai) Mara safari, Kenya. Year-round Big Five wildlife, Great Migration river crossings & private conservancies. Expert-led tailored safaris.
Mabamba Swamp - a Ramsar Important Bird Area and bird watchers' dream destination - is located on the edge of Lake Victoria, within easy reach of Kampala and Entebbe
Madagascar is a biodiversity hotspot with unique wildlife and diverse landscapes. Spot lemurs in lush rainforests, wander the Avenue of the Baobabs, and snorkel pristine reefs. A must-visit for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers craving one-of-a-kind experiences
Malaria-free Madikwe Game Reserve offers Big 5 safaris, wild dogs & cheetahs in South Africa's fifth-largest reserve. Community-owned, conservation-first.
Mahale Mountains National Park offers Africa's finest wild chimpanzee trekking, remote white-sand beaches and Lake Tanganyika's crystal-clear waters nearby.
The 70,000-hectare (700km2) Majete Wildlife Reserve in Malawi is one of Africa’s greatest conservation success stories under the expert management of African Parks and a premier Big-5 safari destination for authentic safaris
The Makgadikgadi salt pans in Botswana offer safaris that include wildlife, meeting habituated meerkats, quad biking, meeting bushmen and glamping under the stars
Malawi blends intimate safaris with the serenity of Lake Malawi. Explore its many wildlife-rich parks, and the crystal-clear waters of Africa’s third-largest lake. Perfect for a relaxed safari
Explore Mana Pools National Park in Zimbabwe, known for walking and photographic safaris, iconic elephants, rich birdlife, and dreamlike light.
Explore Manyoni Private Game Reserve, Zululand's Big Five sanctuary and pioneering black rhino release site, formerly the Zululand Rhino Reserve, KZN.
Maputo Special Reserve is located on Maputo Bay and was originally proclaimed to protect a small population of coastal elephants that still live in the reserve
Malaria-free Big Five safaris in South Africa's Waterberg. Marakele National Park: a Cape vulture stronghold, mountain wilderness, and luxury lodge stays.
Marataba is a malaria-free Big Five private concession in Marakele National Park. Discover luxury safaris, rhino conservation, and the Miss Mara boat safari.
Safari in Mashatu's Tuli Block: leopards, elephants, ancient baobabs, and big cat encounters in Botswana's unfenced wilderness where three countries meet.
Masoala National Park is Madagascar's largest protected area. Accessible only by boat, the 2,300 km² Masoala hosts extraordinary biodiversity - the perfect wilderness hideaway for adventurous tourists seeking red-ruffed lemurs, flying foxes, zebra sharks, helmet vangas, red owls, serpent eagles and other bucket-list species.
Matobo Hills in Matobo National Park is one of Zimbabwe's most beautiful regions. The area boasts a wide variety of biomes and abundant wildlife, including black and white rhinos and leopards, and is a place of geological and anthropological significance, featuring Bushmen rock paintings telling a fascinating 10,000-year history
Meru National Park: Kenya's least-visited Big Five wilderness, home of Born Free and a protected rhino sanctuary. Discover an Africa untouched by tourist crowds.
Mgahinga Gorilla National Park in Uganda offers excellent gorilla trekking on the forested slopes of three extinct volcanoes in the Virunga mountains - an important mountain gorilla conservation area
Discover the Midlands Meander in KwaZulu-Natal: artisan studios, farmhouse cuisine, trout streams and scenic country routes near the Drakensberg foothills.
Mikumi National Park: Tanzania's southern safari destination, with open plains, four of the Big Five, and an ideal overnight stop en route to Ruaha and Nyerere National Park.
Discover Mkambati Nature Reserve, South Africa's Wild Coast gem of waterfalls, wildlife-rich grasslands, whales, sardine runs and malaria-free safaris.
Mombasa, Nyali & Bamburi: Swahili heritage, Indian Ocean beaches, coral reefs, and resort stays on Kenya's iconic North Coast. Plan your escape today.
Climb Africa's highest peak or explore its Maasai wildlife concessions. Expert guide to Kilimanjaro's routes, history, accommodation and practical advice.
Track cheetahs, spot Cape mountain zebra & explore Karoo wilderness in Mountain Zebra National Park - a malaria-free Eastern Cape conservation success.
Mozambique boasts a 2,500km coastline with offshore islands with white sand beaches, warm azure-coloured waters, and coral reefs that shelter an astonishing array of sea creatures. Pair the best beaches in Southern Africa with Gorongosa or any other regional bushveld park for the perfect bush and beach escape.
Murchison Falls National Park straddles both sides of Uganda's Nile River, which squeezes through an 8m (26ft) wide gorge and plunges with a thunderous roar over Murchison Falls. This is the home of some of the best chimpanzee trekking, shoebill sightings and nostalgic river cruises in Africa
Nairobi: Kenya's safari city — national park, giraffe encounters, Rothschild's giraffe, iconic museums, and gateway to East Africa's greatest wildlife.
Nairobi National Park: wild lions, around 100 black rhinos, and leopard — Africa's most extraordinary wildlife-within-a-city safari experience.
Discover Nambiti Private Game Reserve, a Big 5 safari destination in KwaZulu-Natal, close to Johannesburg, Durban and the Drakensberg Mountains.
Namibia is home to vast desert landscapes, towering sand dunes, and unique desert-adapted wildlife. This parched landscape is a photographer's paradise and a safari connoisseur's dream destination.
Discover Ndumo Game Reserve in Zululand, home to 430 bird species, fever tree pans, hippos and crocodiles on South Africa's remote Mozambique frontier.
Explore Ngorongoro Crater and Conservation Area: Big Five wildlife, black rhino, Oldupai Gorge history and the Great Migration in northern Tanzania today.
Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve is Malawi’s oldest and biggest protected area - from the Great Rift Valley escarpment to just five kilometres short of the shoreline of Lake Malawi. This is a great conservation story - of restoring a poached landscape - under the expert guidance of African Parks
North Luangwa National Park in Zambia is a remote wilderness with a sparse road network. The camps are rustic, fully immersive, and designed to be dismantled during the rainy season
Plan your northern Tanzania safari: Serengeti Migration, Ngorongoro Crater, Tarangire, Kilimanjaro and the Rift Valley lakes, expertly guided.
Nyerere National Park, formerly 'the Selous', is East Africa's wildest landscape, where the Rufiji River meets several major tributaries, creating an expansive area where free-ranging wild dogs flourish and authentic wilderness safaris are the norm.
Nyungwe National Park in Rwanda is an incredible gem of biodiversity, famous for its extensive wildlife and especially its wide range of primates - 13 found so far, including the rare owl-faced monkey, and chimpanzees.
Odzala-Kokoua National Park in Congo-Brazzaville is one of Africa's oldest and most biodiverse parks – the continent's premier destination for western lowland gorillas, forest elephants and the legendary Forest Five.
Discover the Okavango Delta and Moremi, Botswana's extraordinary inland safari oasis of wildlife-rich lagoons, islands, and some of Africa's finest predator viewing.
Witness the ethnic, tribal and cultural diversity of Ethiopia's Omo Valley - body paint designs, hairstyles, scarification patterns, singing and dancing
Phinda Private Game Reserve offers Big Five safaris, cheetah and black rhino tracking, sand forest walks and Indian Ocean beach days in Zululand, KwaZulu-Natal.
Pilanesberg National Park: South Africa's malaria-free Big 5 safari set inside an ancient volcanic crater, two hours from Johannesburg.
Discover Pumba Private Game Reserve, home to rare white lions and the Big 5, in South Africa's malaria-free Eastern Cape, near Addo Elephant National Park
Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda offers a classic safari with a few twists. Visitors can look out for tree-climbing lions, elephants, buffalo, hyenas, leopards, giant forest hogs, Ugandan kob and chimpanzees. Chimpanzee trekking takes place in Kyambura Gorge.
Ruaha is Tanzania's largest national park: a remote, ancient wilderness home to 10% of Africa's lions, vast elephant herds and exceptional predator diversity and action
Discover Rubondo Island, Lake Victoria's remote rainforest isle and Africa's largest island national park, home to chimpanzees, elephants and giraffe.
Rwanda is one of Africa's most extraordinary safari destinations, offering gorilla trekking, chimp trekking, Big 5 safaris, world-class birding, and a story of remarkable human transformation.
Samara Karoo Reserve: a 67,000-acre rewilded Big 5 destination in South Africa's Great Karoo — malaria-free, conservation-driven and extraordinary to visit.
Samburu, northern Kenya: Samburu Special Five, four of the Big Five, renowned leopard sightings, elephant research, and a vast conservancy.
Sanbona Wildlife Reserve: malaria-free Big Five safari in the Little Karoo, 3 hours from Cape Town. Conservation rewilding, white lions, 3 luxury lodges.
Savute is best known for its large populations of resident predators and iconic encounters, including elephant-hunting lions and leopards that catch catfish in drying pools. Huge, old elephant bulls wander the vast plains, large herds of buffalo kick up dust, and lions and hyenas, eternal enemies, battle for dominance.
Selinda Reserve: 129,500ha of remote northern Botswana wilderness with wild dogs, predators, the Selinda Spillway, and an exclusive conservation-led safari
Discover Serengeti National Park: the Great Migration, Big Five wildlife, dramatic Mara River crossings and luxury safari camps across Tanzania, year-round.
Discover Seychelles: pristine beaches, two UNESCO World Heritage Sites, world-class diving, endemic wildlife, and private island escapes in the Indian Ocean.
Shamwari Private Game Reserve: malaria-free Big 5 safari in the Eastern Cape. Luxury lodges, conservation experiences & exceptional wildlife encounters.
Sibuya Game Reserve: a malaria-free Big Five safari reached only by boat up the Kariega Estuary, with four distinctive Eastern Cape lodges to choose from.
Sossusvlei is perhaps Namibia's most famous landmark and undoubtedly one of the most photographed places in sub-Saharan Africa – for good reason
A safari in South Africa offers the world in one country - from the Big 5 icons and luxury lodges of Greater Kruger to the fine dining and cosmopolitan pizazz of Cape Town - the Mother City.
Discover the KZN South Coast (Hibiscus Coast): 58 beaches, world-class shark diving at Aliwal Shoal and Protea Banks, dramatic Oribi Gorge and the legendary sardine run.
South Luangwa National Park and Nsefu area are centred around the Luangwa River, and life in the valley benefits from its rich floodplains that spill over into the surrounding plains, savannas and woodlands - ideal safari habitat. This is the birthplace of walking safaris and one of the best places to see leopards.
Plan your Tanzania Southern Circuit safari: Ruaha, Nyerere, Mikumi, Udzungwa Mountains and Dar es Salaam. Wild dogs, boat safaris and untouched wilderness await.
Explore Stone Town, Zanzibar's UNESCO-listed cultural heart: carved doors, spice markets, slave trade history, and Swahili architecture on the Indian Ocean coast.
Swakopmund and Walvis Bay are Namibian seaside towns, a brief road trip apart, that offer an excellent blend of outdoor adventure and nature-based activities, cultural learning and culinary delights in a quaint, laid-back atmosphere
Tanzania offers unparalleled safari experiences, including the Great Serengeti Migration, chimps in Mahale, the iconic Ngorongoro Crater, Mount Kilimanjaro, and the magic of Zanzibar
Tarangire National Park: giant baobabs, huge elephant herds and tree-climbing lions in northern Tanzania.
Tembe Elephant Park in Zululand, South Africa, offers intimate encounters with Africa's largest tuskers and the Big Five in a rare, community-owned sand-forest wilderness.
Discover Thanda Safari, a Big Five reserve in Zululand blending luxury lodges, wildlife encounters and authentic Zulu cultural heritage in KwaZulu-Natal.
Tsavo East National Park, Kenya: super tuskers, maneless lions, the world's rarest antelope, African wild dogs, and 500 bird species on vast arid plains.
Tsavo West National Park, Kenya: Mzima Springs, volcanic mountains, super tuskers, lions, leopards, striped hyenas and awesome Kilimanjaro views
Tsingy de Namoroka National Park in the remote northwest of Madagascar is known for its spectacular Tsingy rock formations, caves, natural swimming pools and endemic species such as aya-aye, fossa and ten lemur species
Safari South Africa's largest malaria-free private reserve, Tswalu Kalahari. Track pangolin, desert black rhino and black-maned lions in the semi-arid Kalahari.
Udzungwa Mountains National Park: Tanzania's Southern Circuit walking safari with two endemic primates, ancient Eastern Arc rainforest and the Sanje Waterfalls.
Uganda - the ‘Pearl of Africa’ - is a haven for gorilla and chimp trekking, marvelling at the extraordinary shoebill and enjoying a classic wildlife safari along the banks of the River Nile
Explore Victoria Falls, the world's largest waterfall, and Africa's adventure capital, with its dramatic gorges, iconic activities, and breathtaking views.
Discover Volcanoes National Park, home to endangered mountain gorillas, dramatic volcanic craters, and one of Africa’s most profound wildlife experiences, mountain gorilla trekking.
Kenya's north coast in full: marine parks, Swahili ruins, Kilifi Creek, Vipingo Ridge golf, turtle conservation, and expert safari-and-sea itinerary guidance.
Discover the Waterberg: malaria-free Big 5 safaris in Limpopo. Home to Marakele, Welgevonden, and Lapalala—where wild dogs (painted wolves), rhinos, and vultures roam freely.
Discover West Coast National Park: Langebaan Lagoon's turquoise waters, wildflower season, coastal birdwatching and hiking - only 90 minutes from Cape Town.
Explore Tanzania's Western Circuit: wild chimpanzee trekking at Mahale, Gombe and Rubondo Island, plus Katavi's dramatic dry-season predator encounters.
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