Africa experience

Access to legends and celebrities allows us to create great special interest journeys. Whatever your passion, we have the perfect safari to go with it. For example, Epicureanists can explore South Africa’s top restaurants and vineyards with world-renowned chefs and winemakers.

A golfer can round with a golfer famous for his private course. History lovers can explore shelters with archaeologists. Animal lovers can get to know the leading conservationists and behind the scenes at the forefront of wildlife conservation. Your possibilities are virtually endless … Africa is what you discover!

Watch the Big Five in action on an African safari. Seeing African wildlife is exciting and fascinating. Your guide will bring you closer to the Big Five (elephants, lions, leopards, cape buffalo, sai) and make you personal. Pack your camera and binoculars to ensure the best photos.

Cape Town, South Africa is a great base for visiting Tabletop Mountains, Garden Route and South Africa’s famous vineyards. Great gourmet dining is included along the way. Learn about the exciting history and culture of this period, including Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned.

Victoria Falls, which has been called humble, thrilling and awe-inspiring, somehow lacks words to explain the wonders of this world. As you approach the waterfall, the first thing you hear is a roar. A thunder reminder of the wonderful sight to come. A fog as high as 1000 feet fills the air. The thrill of seeing a mile-wide cascade for the first time on a heli tour from above is easy!

Kilimanjaro, who has made a timeless name in mountain literature, movies and songs, this African landmark is truly one of the planet’s greatest joys, and climbing is a once-in-a-lifetime experience and rewarding. Much of the trekking isn’t technical and doesn’t require mountain experience, but you have to be strong and adventurous! Camp staff will carry your equipment and keep you nutritious and comfortable at the summit.

Etosha National Park is Namibia’s most popular wildlife destination. Etosha is home to Africa’s tallest elephant, the endangered black rhino, and 91 other mammals. Etosha, along with wildlife, is popular with dry-season photographers who flock to drinking fountains.

Most visitors to Etosha National Park will see many giraffes, elephants, lions, rhinos, cheetahs and leopards, along with a wide variety of birds.

The upcoming Game Drive in Etosha is the highlight of a trip to Africa. There are several excellent luxury lodges and camps available just outside the park in the private reserve where a guided safari is part of the package.

The Cubango River runs through the center of the Kalahari Desert, creating a unique inland water system that gives life to a wide variety of birds and mammals. The Okavango Delta is a unique safari destination as you can see much of the wildlife from traditional canoeing to mokoro.

The Ngorongoro Conservation Area is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is home to the world’s largest crater, which acts as a natural enclosure for almost all types of wildlife found in East Africa. I call it the Garden of Eden, and you’ll be amazed at how close you can see wildlife here.

There is a wide selection of Kruger National Park tours aimed at satisfying many types of travelers with their unique needs. On the tour, tourists can observe magnificent African animals such as leopards, lions, buffalos, elephants and rhinos in their natural habitat. Depending on the type of safari you choose, you can explore the wilderness on the back of an elephant, an open-guided Land Rover, or on foot.

Kenya’s Masai Mara National Reserve is Africa’s most popular safari destination and Kenya’s most popular wildlife park. From July to October, you can witness the incredible movement of millions of wildebeests and zebras. The Masai also offer cultural tours to further enhance your visit.

Serengeti National Park in Tanzania offers an absolutely classic African safari setting. The grasslands make Serengeti a great place to find the lion’s murder, as you can clearly see the entire scene. The migration of millions of wildebeests and zebras begins here. It’s much larger than Mara, so there are fewer tourists.

Nothing beats planning a trip to Africa. There are many opportunities for exploration and relaxation, so there are many ideas to consider. Do you want to see the golden landscape or are your eyes looking for the next group of wildlife? Do you want to hear the buzz of animals through the peaceful silence of your amazing African luxury safari and drift through the waterways? See the magnificent view of the mountains. Kilimanjaro? Would you like to take a walk through the famous vineyards of Cape Wineland? If your choices are exquisite and seemingly endless, where do you start? Customized travel coordinates the best vacation ever. Africa, it wants you!