WHY AFRICA VACATION

VISIT TANZANIAN

Key considerations for making Tanzania your next safari destination

• An African safari is definitely a must-do, but visitors frequently ask about the finest African nation to visit. Tanzania is a serious candidate for this title. Visitors flock here every year to witness the famous Great Migration to pass through the legendary Serengeti, a natural spectacle with herds of wildebeest so large they can be seen from space.
• The most amazing wildlife drive spot is within the unbroken caldera walls of the neighboring Ngorongoro Conservation Area. The national parks of Ruaha and Nyerere (previously Selous), which are located further south, provide beautiful scenery for seeing untamed, off-the-beaten-path animals. The unique island of Zanzibar with its palm-lined beaches, Kilimanjaro, Africa’s tallest mountain, and the Lake Victoria shoreline round out one of Africa’s most stunning, vibrant, and diversified countries.

VISIT KENYA

Key considerations for making Kenya your next safari destination

• Kenya, the most renowned of Africa’s safari destinations, is located in East Africa and is home to the Masai Mara National Park, which is famous for its abundant wildlife and annual Great Migration.
• It is a country full of romance, thrills, and adventure – nothing says “classic safari” like a Kenyan safari.
• A Kenyan safari not only offers spectacular natural beauty in one of the most pristine areas on the planet, but it also allows you to get up close and personal with some of Africa’s most sought-after wildlife.
• The Africa Safaris ensures that you have a luxury and budget Kenyan Safari & Tour like no other – regardless of whether you are looking for a family-friendly vacation, a romantic honeymoon, or a photographic safari that draws you to the African continent.

VISIT UGANDA

Key considerations for making Uganda your next safari destination

• Because of its beauty, freshness, and spirit, Uganda is often referred to as “The Pearl of Africa.”
  We are proud to operate in Uganda, one of East Africa’s fastest growing and most exciting safari destinations, offering year-round tourism opportunities.
• Uganda provides numerous opportunities for a once-in-a-lifetime safari, including primate viewing such as tracking wild Mountain Gorillas or Chimpanzees through the rain forests. Big game safaris on the savannah, incredible bird watching, and fishing on the Nile at Murchison Falls National Park or Lake Victoria are all options.
• Climbing to the snow in the Mountains of the Moon, rafting the Nile at its wildest, or experiencing Uganda’s breathtaking landscapes and warm, welcoming culture are all possibilities with The Africa Safaris.

VISIT RWANDA

Key considerations for making Rwanda your next safari destination

• Tucked between the iconic safari destinations of Kenya and Tanzania, Rwanda offers some of the best primate tracking on the planet – all set against the backdrop of endless green hills and soaring mountain peaks.
• With Rwanda home to more than half of the world’s remaining mountain gorilla population, it’s no surprise that the majority of visitors come to track and view our critically endangered cousins. Rwanda is an excellent place to see primates in general, including the playful Sykes monkey, the Golden monkey, and the boisterous chimpanzee of the Nyungwe Forest.
• Despite its turbulent history, Rwanda is a safe and welcoming destination, a testament to its people’s fortitude. Rwanda provides an experience that is difficult to find elsewhere for guests looking for a deeply enriching safari.

VISIT ZIMBABWE

Key considerations for making Zimbabwe your next safari destination

• Zimbabwe is best known for the magnificent Victoria Falls, which are nestled between the mighty Zambezi and the rolling Limpopo Rivers.
• Zimbabwe gets its name from the magnificent stone structures of the Great Zimbabwe ruins, a World Heritage Site with an enigmatic origin. Another four World Heritage sites are located in the country, including the rugged granite outcrops of the Matobo Hills, the spectacular conservation area of Mana Pools, and the magnificent Victoria Falls.
• The vast waters of Lake Kariba, the world’s largest man-made reservoir, are home to the fierce tiger fish, which are renowned among avid anglers, while herds of wildlife roam its shores.

VISIT SOUTH AFRICA

Key considerations for making South Africa your next safari destination

• Exhilarating Big Five safaris, breathtaking scenery, quaint coastal villages, cosmopolitan cities
• South Africa, located at the southern tip of the African continent and surrounded by two oceans, offers breathtaking scenery, quaint coastal villages, and cosmopolitan cities, all of which can be combined with a truly exhilarating Big Five South African safari.
• South Africa is one of the world’s top tourist destinations, with one of the world’s largest nature reserves, the renowned Kruger National Park, as well as one of the most dazzling and scenic cities, Cape Town and its surrounding Winelands. Legendary landscapes provide dramatic contrasts, diversity of habitats, a vibrant colorful melting pot of cultures, and spectacular tapestries of untamed wilderness, making it an incredibly versatile destination.
• This is a fantastic destination for the entire family to enjoy, as well as romantic honeymooners, adventure travelers eager to try a variety of adrenaline-fueled activities, and food enthusiasts tempted by our uniquely delicious local flavors of melktart, koeksisters, and our famous braais. Our culinary scene is world-renowned, and Cape Town is a haven for fine dining and fine wines. Explore South Africa’s complex history and retrace the steps of those who helped shape the captivating country we are so proud of today. If you are simply looking for an introduction to the wonders of this continent, the people’s hospitality and warmth will welcome you with open arms.

VISIT NAMIBIA

Key considerations for making Namibia your next safari destination

• Namibia is Africa’s soul, defined by vast open spaces, breathtaking scenery, and stark contrasts ocean, dunes, mountains, and deserts. This vast desert country, with its rolling dunes and swirling mists, stirs the soul and moves the heart.
• Namibia is so vast and sparsely populated that it is possible to discover vast open spaces devoid of roads, towns, trees, or even stones, with only the lonely desert wind passing through one of the world’s most enchanting corners.
• The Namib-Naukluft Park, Africa’s largest game park, is a must-see while on safari in Namibia, with its magnificent sea of rolling red dunes at Sossusvlei.
• Etosha National Park is one of Africa’s great parks in terms of size and wildlife diversity. The captivating and largely unexplored Caprivi Strip is located in the country’s far north eastern pocket.
• Namibia is distinguished by its desert environment. The harsh environment provides a magnificent backdrop for a unique safari. Although animal populations are smaller, sightings in this sparse setting are often rewarding. Etosha Pan, Africa’s largest salt pan and a seasonal wildlife magnet, should not be missed.
• Rates (USD) range from $250 to $1150 per person per day.
• The best time to visit is from June to October (All parks)
• High Season is from July to October (Etosha gets crowded)
• Size 825,615km2 / 318,772m2

VISIT BOTSWANA

Key considerations for making Botswana your next safari destination

• Botswana is blessed with some of Africa’s most beautiful reserves and an array of exceptional wildlife, from the crystal-clear waters of the Okavango Delta to large elephant herds in Chobe National Park and the unpredictable Savute Channel, which runs dry and floods seemingly at random.
• The Okavango Delta is a magical oasis – water in the desert is truly a sight to behold. The vast, grassy floodplains are home to a diverse range of wild animals, including the uniquely adapted sitatunga and red lechwe antelopes.
• Botswana’s Chobe National Park is famous for having Africa’s largest single concentration of elephants, while Moremi Game Reserve is famous for its incredible birdlife. An exploration of the stark and dramatic landscapes of the Kalahari Desert and the iconic Makgadikgadi Salt Pans is also not to be missed.