Exploring Africa is an item frequently found on everyone’s lifetime bucket lists. Explore Africa on a Serengeti or Maasai Mara adventure safari holiday across their vast plains, trek up Mount Kilimanjaro or Mount Kenya, or tiptoe past endangered gorillas in the dense mountain jungles of Rwanda and Uganda, explore the Great Rift Valley – a place where scientists have discovered some of the oldest evidence of human life, anywhere on the planet! Africa offers adventures of all kinds, and the chance to relax on sensational island beaches too.
Africa is a truly massive continent comprising over 20% of the planet’s available land, Africa is indeed home to the world’s largest desert, its longest river, its hottest temperatures, and hundreds of dialects and cultures spread among a billion people.
People come to Africa for its natural beauty, wildlife, and sunshine, and few ever leave disappointed. With its immensely varied terrain supporting a rich diversity of fauna and flora, the region offers a correspondingly diverse range of experiences.
But as mind-boggling as it seems at first, you’ll be amazed how intimate it feels once you get to know it. With miles of vast open spaces, here one can experience an abundance of wild life encounters from traditional walking safaris to exhilarating game drives. The continent's spectacular natural waterways provide a playground for everything from an adrenaline pumping activity to a leisurely family outing as well as an unforgettable luxury holiday.
Africa’s exciting cities, coastal drives and islands, wildlife conservancies and national parks, ensure there is something to appeal to every type of holidaymaker.
Kenya and Tanzania are synonymous with safari and offer some of the best wildlife spotting opportunities in the entire continent. Rwanda and Uganda are famed for the great viewing opportunities of the endangered Mountain Gorillas.
Zanzibar Island Archipelago and the beaches of Kenya and Tanzania are renowned for their powder white sandy beaches, rich historical culture and a wide variety of exciting water sports activates off the Indian Oceans Coast Sea.
Akagera National Park – lies on the eastern border of Rwanda with Tanzania. This low-lying park offers a more traditional safari experience than the mountain forests. Its rolling African savanna...
Mnemba Island, Zanzibar Island Archipelago Destination is a serenely private tropical island, almost untouched and amazingly, only 20 minutes from Zanzibar by boat. Mnemba Island is described by...
Stone Town, Zanzibar Island Destination. Slavery and the spice trade ensured Zanzibar’s early wealth and nowhere are this more in evidence than in Stone Town a fine example of the Swahili coastal...
Between Tsavo national Park and Amboseli National Park is Chyullu Hills National Park a mountain range consisting of striking and diverse landscapes. Rolling hills, wild running game and a back drop...
Nairobi City is one of Africa's most dynamic cities; a vibrant, sprawling metropolis and a popular starting point for many safari adventures and business travelers. Explore the colonial sights of...
Meru National Park, Kenya was made famous by conservationist Joy and George Adamson and the film based on Joy Adamson's book "Born Free", Meru National Park features 13 rivers and supports a wide...
Tsavo National Park, Parks & Reserves of Southern Kenya boasts spectacular varied landscapes and abundant wildlife, Kenya's largest national park and one of the largest sanctuaries in the world...
Mgahinga National Park is the smallest of Uganda’s National Parks and probably most scenic National Park, Mgahinga's main attraction is the large population of mountain gorillas which live within...
Nyungwe Forest National Park in southwestern Rwanda is south of Lake Kivu on the border with Burundi it is one of the oldest forests in Africa. Home to the Chimpanzee and thirteen other species of...
Queen Elizabeth National Park is Uganda's most popular National Park and certainly one of its most scenic. Divided into two parts by the equator it stretches from the crater-dotted foothills of the...
Kibale Forest National Park is home to the greatest variety and highest concentration of primates in East Africa (13 remarkable primate species in total) as well as a vast number of species of...
Maasai Mara Game Reserve a Seventh Wonder of The Natural World is a land of breathtaking vistas, abundant wildlife, and endless plains. The Masai Mara is home to an excellent year-round...
Volcanoes National Park, 'Parc National des Volcans' in French, lies in northern Rwanda and borders Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Mgahinga National Park in Uganda....
Shadowing the dusky blue waters and beaches of Lake Tanganyika the Mahale Mountains are dramatic and imposing. Grey Stroke Mahale is famous for its chimpanzee trekking and is regarded as the finest...
The Shompole Conservancy a large privately operated conservation area lies 120 kilometers south of Nairobi on the border with Tanzania in the heart of the Great Rift Valley between Lake Magadi to...
The Serengeti National Park , meaning “endless plains” in the Maasai language, is undoubtedly one of the world’s most celebrated wilderness areas and is an ongoing source of inspiration to writers,...
Ngorongoro Crater Conservation Area, Northern Tanzania Destinations. A volcano explodes over two million years ago in northern Tanzania... and the Ngorongoro Crater is born. Kilometer after...
The Ol Pejeta Conservancy a 90,000 acre wildlife conservancy situated between the foot hills of the Aberdares and Mount Kenya within the greater Lewa wildlife conservancy. The conservancy has an...
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