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From the migration rivers of the Serengeti to the misty gorilla forests of Rwanda and the floodplains of the Okavango: these are the wild places we know from years of guiding, not guidebooks.

6 countries124 destinations188 safaris & treks

Two regions, one wild heart

Choose your Africa

East Africa is the classic safari of your imagination: the Great Migration thundering across the Serengeti and Masai Mara, flamingo-pink lakes in the Rift Valley, gorilla encounters in Rwanda and Uganda, and Kilimanjaro rising above it all.

Southern Africa trades the open plains for waterways and wilderness: the Okavango Delta's mokoro channels in Botswana and South Africa's Kruger, where Big Five sightings meet fine lodges and easy self-drive logistics.

Every itinerary we build is private and tailor-made: mix regions, add beach days in Zanzibar, or climb a mountain on the way.

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Every place we guide

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Best time to travel

There is no bad month

River crossings peak June to October, calving season fills the southern Serengeti in January and February, and the green season rewards photographers with dramatic skies and fewer vehicles. Pick your month and see exactly what's happening.

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Where to go on safari in Africa

For a first safari, Tanzania is the one we send most people to. The Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Crater sit a day's drive apart, and the migration is somewhere on those plains in every month. Kenya shares the same herds in the Masai Mara from July to October. Rwanda and Uganda are for mountain gorillas. South Africa pairs Kruger's Big Five with Cape Town. Botswana is water country: the Okavango Delta by boat and Chobe's elephants.

CountryBest forDriest monthsParks we use mostA trip to start from
TanzaniaThe Great Migration, the Ngorongoro Crater, Kilimanjaro, Zanzibar beachesJune to October, January to FebruarySerengeti, Ngorongoro3 Days Serengeti Classic, from US$1,370
KenyaThe Masai Mara and its river crossingsJuly to October, January to FebruaryMasai Mara, Amboseli9 Days Kenya Cultural Tour, from US$4,490
RwandaMountain gorillas, a short drive from KigaliJune to September, December to FebruaryVolcanoes National Park, Nyungwe3 Days Rwanda Gorilla Trekking, from US$3,350
UgandaGorillas in Bwindi, Murchison FallsJune to September, December to FebruaryBwindi Impenetrable3 Days Gorilla Kampala Express, from US$2,396
South AfricaThe Big Five in Kruger and Sabi Sand, then Cape TownMay to OctoberKruger, Sabi Sand5 Days Rustic Kruger Safari, from US$1,616
BotswanaThe Okavango Delta, Chobe and Victoria FallsMay to OctoberOkavango Delta, Chobe6 Days Okavango, Chobe and Victoria Falls, from US$5,568

Prices are the lowest per person on each trip, checked on 27 October 2026; the trip page shows how the price changes with your group size and dates. Not sure which fits? Tell us your month and budget on the safari planner and a specialist in Arusha will suggest two or three routes.

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Choosing where to go

It depends on what you want to see. For the biggest herds and the most variety in one trip, Tanzania's Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater. For river crossings with a shorter drive from the airport, Kenya's Masai Mara between July and October. For gorillas, Rwanda's Volcanoes National Park or Uganda's Bwindi. For a safari that ends in a city with vineyards and beaches, South Africa.

Can't decide?

Tell us what you dream of, we'll route it for you

Answer five quick questions and a safari specialist will craft a tailor-made itinerary within 24 hours. Free, no obligation.