Wildlife Safaris

East Africa: The Classic Savannah and Primates

• Tanzania: Known for the Serengeti’s Great Migration and Ngorongoro Crater, offering exceptional Big Five viewing.
• Kenya: Iconic, accessible, and famous for the Masai Mara and diverse big cat populations.
• Uganda: Known as the “Pearl of Africa,” it is a premier location for mountain gorilla and chimpanzee trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest.
• Rwanda: Offers high-end gorilla trekking in Volcanoes National Park and diverse, scenic wildlife.
• Congo: Renowned for mountain and lowland gorilla tracking, particularly in Virunga National Park. 

Southern Africa: Diverse Wilderness and Adventures 

• Botswana: Renowned for pristine, untouched wilderness, particularly the Okavango Delta and Chobe National Park (elephants).
• South Africa: Offers incredible biodiversity and Malaria-free, family-friendly options like Kruger National Park.
• Namibia: Famous for dramatic landscapes, including the Namib-Naukluft desert and Etosha National Park.
• Zambia: Renowned for walking safaris, particularly in South Luangwa National Park.
• Zimbabwe: Famous for Hwange National Park, Mana Pools, and Victoria Falls. 

Central Africa & Island Safaris:

• Madagascar: Offers a completely unique “blue safari” and terrestrial experience focused on endemic species like lemurs and diverse birdlife.
• Congo (DRC & Republic of Congo): Provides rare opportunities to see lowland gorillas and explore the Congo Basin, one of the world’s most pristine tropical rainforests. 

Best Time to Visit:

• East Africa: Dry season (June–October or January–February) is ideal for game viewing.
• Southern Africa: The dry winter months (May–October) are best for game viewing as animals gather around water sources. 

Typical Costs

• Prices ranges from USD$29 to USD$1,500+ per person per day.
• General Africa: Safaris can range from budget to luxury, with options for combining multiple countries for a longer, comprehensive experience.