Choose Your Safari Destination
Compare countries, places, seasons, and travel details. Each guide can help you choose where to go and when to visit.
East Africa & The Indian Ocean
This region has open grasslands, mountain forests, and the unique wildlife of Madagascar. Each destination needs a different travel pace.
Kenya
Kenya has open grasslands, elephants in Amboseli, and dry northern regions. Plan enough time for each area.
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Tanzania
The northern route can include Serengeti, Ngorongoro, and Tarangire. Each place offers a different safari experience.
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Uganda
Uganda can combine gorilla tracking in Bwindi with game drives in other parks. Allow enough time for both.
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Rwanda
Rwanda has mountain forest in Volcanoes National Park, savanna in Akagera, and rainforest in Nyungwe.
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Ethiopia
The Simien Mountains have steep cliffs and unusual wildlife. This is mainly a walking and nature trip, with a different pace from a savanna safari.
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Madagascar
Madagascar is known for lemurs, forests, and unusual scenery. Road travel can take time, so the route needs careful planning.
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Southern Africa has rivers, deserts, wildlife areas, and coastlines. You can combine them in different ways.
South Africa
In South Africa, you can combine a safari with a city, coast, or wine region. Choose the wildlife area that best fits your trip.
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Botswana
Botswana has the Okavango Delta, Chobe, and the Makgadikgadi salt pans. A clear route gives you enough time in each area.
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Namibia
Namibia combines desert scenery with wildlife areas such as Etosha. Travel distances are long, so allow enough time.
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Zambia
Zambia has rivers, open plains, game drives, and guided walks where they are allowed. Activities depend on the region and camp.
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Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe can combine wildlife areas with the Zambezi River and Victoria Falls. Make sure the route leaves enough time for safari.
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Malawi
You can combine wildlife areas such as Liwonde and Majete with time at Lake Malawi.
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Mozambique
Mozambique can combine Gorongosa with the Indian Ocean coast. This route needs clear transport planning.
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Eswatini
Hlane and Mkhaya offer smaller safari areas. Eswatini is often part of a longer trip through southern Africa.
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Angola
Iona National Park has desert, mountains, and Atlantic coastal scenery. Travel here needs specialist planning and flexibility.
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This region has rainforests and protected areas with fewer visitors. Travel needs specialist planning and current local information.
Republic Of Congo
Odzala-Kokoua has rainforest, forest clearings, and waterways. Wildlife viewing often takes time and patience.
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Gabon
Gabon combines rainforest, wildlife areas, and coast. The trip feels very different from a savanna safari.
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Democratic Republic Of The Congo
The country has mountain forests and large conservation areas. Access and travel conditions must be checked before planning.
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Chad
Zakouma National Park is an important protected area in the Sahel. Travel needs specialist logistics and current local information.
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Benin
Pendjari has savanna wildlife and a travel setting that differs from the main East and Southern African routes.
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Senegal
Niokolo-Koba is a large protected area with savanna, woodland, and river habitats in southeastern Senegal.
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