Our Destinations
Five extraordinary countries across East and Southern Africa — endless possibilities for adventure.
Kenya
The birthplace of safari
Kenya is the quintessential safari destination, home to the Great Migration, the Big Five, and the iconic Maasai Mara. From the snow-capped peak of Mount Kenya to the flamingo-lined shores of Lake Nakuru, this East African gem offers unparalleled diversity in landscapes and wildlife. Experience the warm hospitality of the Maasai people and create memories that last a lifetime.
July to October (Great Migration), January to February (calving season)
Tropical, with dry seasons ideal for safari viewing
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Tanzania
Where the Serengeti meets Kilimanjaro
Tanzania is a land of superlatives — home to Africa's highest mountain, its largest game reserve, and the world-famous Serengeti. The Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, shelters an incredible concentration of wildlife in a natural amphitheater. Add in the exotic spice island of Zanzibar and you have the perfect African adventure.
June to October (dry season), January to February (calving in Serengeti)
Tropical with cooler highlands; dry season offers best wildlife viewing
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Safaris in Tanzania
Botswana
Africa's last great wilderness
Botswana offers some of the most exclusive and pristine safari experiences on the continent. The Okavango Delta, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the world's largest inland delta — a labyrinth of lagoons, channels, and islands teeming with wildlife. With a commitment to low-impact, high-quality tourism, Botswana provides intimate encounters with nature in truly wild settings.
May to October (dry season, best wildlife concentration)
Semi-arid with a distinct wet and dry season
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Uganda
The Pearl of Africa
Uganda is a hidden gem for those seeking extraordinary encounters with primates and diverse wildlife. Home to nearly half the world's remaining mountain gorillas, the misty forests of Bwindi offer once-in-a-lifetime trekking experiences. From the thundering Murchison Falls to the tree-climbing lions of Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda delivers raw, authentic African adventure.
June to September and December to February (dry seasons)
Tropical with moderate temperatures year-round; two dry seasons ideal for trekking
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Rwanda
Land of a Thousand Hills
Rwanda has emerged as one of Africa's most compelling destinations, combining world-class gorilla trekking with a remarkably clean, safe, and welcoming culture. Volcanoes National Park, immortalized by Dian Fossey, offers intimate encounters with mountain gorillas in their misty mountain habitat. The country's commitment to conservation and sustainable tourism makes every visit both meaningful and unforgettable.
June to September (dry season, best gorilla trekking conditions)
Temperate tropical highland; mild temperatures with distinct wet and dry seasons
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