Lake Manyara
A circular drive through Lake Manyara National Park passes through forest, wetlands, grassy plains and acacia forests, each offering views of different animals and multitudes of birds.
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Lake Nakuru - Lake Naivasha
Undoubtedly the main attraction of Lake Nakuru and Lake Naivasha is their abundant birdlife, particularly greater and lesser flamingos and other water birds. But the area is also home to a wide variety of wildlife, including healthy populations of white and black rhino.
Lower Zambezi National Park
An ideal safari itinerary to Zambia would include its favourite national parks - South Luangwa, well-known for its superb night and day game drives and walking safaris, the beautiful Kafue National Park, and Lower Zambezi, with its different scenery and water-based safari activities like canoeing and fishing. These safari destinations complement each other nicely and each provide a different safari perspective.
Maasai Mara National Park
Sweeping grasslands, lone acacia thorn trees, stately Maasai warriors clad in red, the wildebeest leaping frantically into the Mara River. These are some of the iconic images of this world-renown safari destination.
Mahale Mountains National Park
The remote and uncrowded Mahale Mountain National Park is most famous for its walking safaris to observe the fascinating chimpanzees in their natural (and very beautiful) habitat. The park also offers far more in the way of other primates, predators and mammals plus incredible varieties of fish and birdlife.
Mana Pools
Mana Pools is a pristine, unspoiled corner of African wilderness - perfect for those looking for adventure and a remote safari experience. The scenery is stunning with four perennial pools left over from ancient oxbow meanderings of the mighty Zambezi. It's a perfect safari destination for those who enjoy exploring nature on foot and by canoe. Game viewing by open safari vehicle is also offered.
Manyeleti Game Reserve
Part of the Greater Kruger, the Manyeleti Game Reserve shares unfenced borders with three of South Africa's top safari destinations, the Kruger National Park, the Sabi Sand Game Reserve and the Timbavati Game Reserve. And, while the Manyeleti compares more than favourably with all three of its neighbours in terms of the abundance of game and the quality of the safari experience, the Manyeleti remains a hidden gem and something of a secret safari destination amongst safari insiders.
Meru National Park
Equatorial Meru is wonderfully scenic. It lay dormant for a long time due to heavy poaching. Now that it has regained its former glory, it has earned its place on the top safari destination charts.
Moremi Game Reserve
Situated in the central and eastern areas of the Okavango, Moremi Game Reserve in Botswana has a rich and diverse ecosystem. Spectacular bird watching opportunities and the Big Five, make Moremi an unforgettable safari destination.
Mpumalanga Province
Mpumalanga Province encompasses the Kruger National Park and the surrounding area, the Panorama Route, and the scenic Lowveld region. Many tours or safaris that include the Kruger National Park will pass through Mpumalanga Province.
Nairobi
While not a safari destination per se, if you're overnighting in Nairobi before or after your safari, there are some excellent wildlife reserves and santuaries worth a visit.
Namib Desert & Sossusvlei
Probably one of Namibia's most-photographed natural attractions, the burnt-red towering sand dunes of Sossusvlei are ancient. The panoramic views of the Namib Desert from the top of one of Sossusvlei's most visited dunes, Dune 45, are spectacular and well worth the 85-metre climb.
Namibia
Explore Namibia with our tailored tours and safaris. Tours and safaris to Namibia offer a unique and captivating array of experiences across its dramatic landscapes; the iconic red dunes of Sossusvlei, the wildlife-rich Etosha National Park, and the rugged beauty of Damaraland and the Skeleton Coast. Let our experts plan your perfect Namibia safari.
Ndutu Area (Ngorongoro)
Forming the northwestern area of the spectacular Ngorongoro Conservation Area bordering Serengeti, the Ndutu area is most famous for its part in the Great Migration. Depending on the rain, the herds come down to the fertile grasslands to graze and calve from November to May. There is plenty of resident game all year round, too, including all six species of cat
Ngorongoro Crater
Ngorongoro Crater is one of Tanzania's must-see places. Incorporated into the vast Ngorongoro Conservation Area, the caldera or collapsed volcano has a floor span of only 260 km². Despite this small size, it includes a diverse range of habitats, providing a home to an equally diverse and abundant variety of birds and animals, including the Big Five; lion, leopard, buffalo, elephant and rhino.
Ngorongoro Crater Region
With the wildlife-rich Ngorongoro Crater, fascinating archaeological site Olduvai Gorge and lush highlands, the Ngorongoro region is included in many of the popular Northern Safari Circuit safaris in Tanzania. Expect to see geological wonders, archaeological gems and a huge diversity of animals, all set in spectacular scenery that includes vast grasslands and mountainous volcanic highlands.
Ngorongoro Karatu Area
The Ngorongoro Crater, a caldera or collapsed volcano, is world-renowned for its spectacular scenery and abundance of wildlife. You're almost certain to see all of the Big Five, a wide range of antelope, crocodile, hippo, zebra and critically endangered black rhino on a day trip into the crater. Ngorongoro is a favourite stop on most Tanzanian Northern Circuit safaris and many opt to stay in one of the accommodation spots in the beautiful highland area around Karatu just outside Ngorongoro.
North West Province
There are three large, malaria-free, Big Five game reserves in North West Province. Pilanesberg National Park, set inside an ancient volcanic crater, and family-friendly Madikwe Game Reserve further north are situated in a transition zone that attracts a large variety of wildlife that is not often found side by side. The Kalahari Conservation Area is characterized by Kalahari bushveld and offers volunteers the opportunity to work on conservation projects with some of Africa's most threatened and endangered species.
Ongava Game Reserve
Bordering on Etosha National Park to the south, Ongava Game Reserve offers one of the few luxury private game reserve experiences in Namibia. In addition to off-roading, night drives and guided white rhino tracking, Ongava offers game drives in nearby Etosha National Park.
Panorama Route
The Panorama Route along the Mpumalanga escarpment is usually visited as an add-on to a safari. If you're travelling between Johannesburg and the Kruger National Park by road, you can detour via the Panorama Route. This will extend the road trip to about 9 hours, so we recommend overnighting along the way. If you don't mind the long road trip and enjoy taking in dramatic scenery, a detour along the Panorama Route is well worth it.
Phinda Private Reserve
Not far from iSimangaliso Wetlands and the pristine northern KZN beaches, Phinda Private Game Reserve offers a unique safari experience with many diverse wildlife sightings.
Ruaha National Park
Safaris in Ruaha are wild and beautiful and deliver superb game viewing. With fewer camps, it tends to be less crowded, allowing you to enjoy the African bush and all that it has to offer in peace and tranquillity. Safaris to Ruaha National Park include not only game drives but also guided walks and fly camping, depending on which camp you choose to stay at.
Sabi Sand Game Reserve
The Sabi Sand is South Africa's premier luxury safari destination. The safaris and tours listed here may include the Sabi Sand among the destinations visited. Most itineraries would also include other destinations, for example the Kruger National Park itself, Cape Town and/or Victoria Falls. We can tailor-make a safari to suit your exact requirements.
Samburu National Park
Life in the Samburu region revolves around the great Ewaso Nyiro River and its many moods and seasons. The rainy season is from April to November and heavy downpours can transform the dry plains overnight into lush grasslands and dead-looking shrubs into spectacular flowering bushes.
