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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:
"If I have ever seen magic, it has been in Africa" John Heminway
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- Rwanda
- Seychelles
- South Africa
- Tanzania
- Uganda
- Zambia
- Zimbabwe
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.
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