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National ParkBwindi Impenetrable Forest
# Bwindi Impenetrable Forest: Uganda's Gorilla Sanctuary Nestled in southwestern Uganda, Bwindi Impenetrable Forest stands as a global treasure for wildlife conservation. This dense woodland sanctuary is home to the world's largest mountain gorilla population, with over 500 individuals roaming its p
National ReserveMaasai Mara National Reserve
# Maasai Mara National Reserve Maasai Mara is a premier wildlife sanctuary located in Narok County, Kenya, contiguous with Tanzania's Serengeti National Park. Originally established in 1961, the reserve encompasses 520 square kilometers and represents one of Africa's most significant conservation ar
National ParkVolcanoes National Park
# Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda Nestled in northwestern Rwanda near Musanze, Volcanoes National Park spans 160 square kilometers of pristine rainforest within the mist-shrouded Virunga Mountains. Established in 1925 as Africa's first national park, this conservation landmark protects five volcanoe
National ParkSerengeti National Park
# Serengeti National Park: Africa's Greatest Wildlife Spectacle Spanning 1.5 million hectares across northern Tanzania, Serengeti National Park forms the heart of the larger Serengeti ecosystem and is designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This vast savannah landscape, characterized by 25,000 squa
City TownLivingstone
Livingstone is Zambia's adventure capital, located on the Zambezi River above Victoria Falls, offering year-round wildlife viewing in Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park and diverse activities from walking safaris to white-water rafting. The 66 km² park guarantees wildlife encounters with white rhinos, gira
National ParkSavuti Channel
Savuti Channel is an intermittent waterway and wildlife corridor in Botswana's Chobe National Park, known for dry-season elephant and predator viewing. Visit for open grassland game drives, the November-to-February zebra movement and access to Savuti Marsh and the Gubatsa Hills.
AirportEntebbe
Entebbe: Uganda's Gateway to Wildlife Entebbe is located approximately 46 kilometers from Kampala, Uganda's capital city, serving as the primary entry point through Entebbe International Airport. This strategic location makes it the gateway for visitors exploring Uganda's renowned national parks and
OtherGreat Zimbabwe National Monument
Great Zimbabwe National Monument is a UNESCO World Heritage Site 30 km from Masvingo, featuring the most important stone ruins south of the Sahara built between the 11th–15th centuries. The 800-hectare site showcases precisely cut granite architecture and was a major medieval trading hub with over 1
National ParkKilimanjaro National Park
Kilimanjaro National Park Kilimanjaro National Park, located in Tanzania's Kilimanjaro Region, spans approximately 75,575 hectares and protects the world's largest free-standing volcanic mass. Rising 5,895 meters above the surrounding plains, Mount Kilimanjaro stands as Africa's highest peak, featur
AirportArusha Airport
Arusha Airport (ARK) is Tanzania's main domestic hub, though most international visitors use Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO), located 45 minutes away. It's the closest airport to Arusha National Park, a compact 552-km² reserve featuring Mount Meru, crater lakes, and diverse wildlife within 9
AirportAbeid Amani Karume International Airport
Abeid Amani Karume International Airport (ZNZ) is Zanzibar's primary international gateway, located 5 km south of Stone Town on Unguja Island, serving as the natural endpoint for safari and beach combinations in Tanzania. The airport features modern Terminal 3 with international connections to Europ
Game ReserveOkavango Delta
# Okavango Delta: Africa's Miraculous Wetland Located in northwestern Botswana, the Okavango Delta is a UNESCO World Heritage Site encompassing 2,023,590 hectares of extraordinary biodiversity. This unique inland delta system features approximately 600,000 hectares of permanent swamps alongside up t
IslandLikoma Island
Likoma Island is a small Malawian island in Lake Malawi, known for quiet beaches, St. Peter's Cathedral, forest walks, and freshwater snorkeling. It suits travelers seeking a relaxed lake stay combined with Malawi wildlife viewing on the mainland.
City TownRegina Mundi Cathedral
Regina Mundi Cathedral is a Catholic cathedral in Bujumbura, completed in 1945 and valued for its religious and colonial-era heritage. Visit it alongside Lake Tanganyika, Bujumbura museums, Rusizi National Park, or Kibira National Park.
National ParkMount Elgon
Mount Elgon is an extinct volcano and national park in eastern Uganda, covering 1,279 km² beside the Kenyan border. Visitors come for guided mountain trekking, caves, waterfalls, more than 300 bird species, and Bagisu and Sabiny cultural experiences.
MountainVirunga Massif
Virunga Massif is a chain of volcanic mountains shared by Rwanda, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Visitors come for mountain gorillas, golden monkeys, high-altitude forests and guided volcano hikes in Rwanda's Volcanoes National Park.
Southern Mozambique
Southern Mozambique is a southeastern coastal region combining wildlife reserves, wetlands, beaches, and Indian Ocean marine habitats. Visitors choose it for flexible bush-and-beach trips, with wildlife safaris, diving, whale watching, fishing, and birding available across different destinations.
King Sobhuza II Park
King Sobhuza II Park is a national monument in Lobamba commemorating Eswatini's longest-serving monarch and independence leader. Visitors come to see its 3-metre bronze statue, small museum and royal mausoleum, not for game viewing.
Gaborone
Gaborone is Botswana's capital and a convenient base for museums, cultural visits, urban wildlife, and short trips to nearby reserves. It suits travelers seeking an accessible introduction to Botswana before a longer Okavango, Chobe, or Kalahari safari.
OtherKuzuma Forest
Kuzuma Forest is a 12,000-hectare reserve in northeastern Botswana, positioned between Chobe National Park and Hwange National Park. Visitors come for dry-season elephant viewing, guided drives, bush walks, and access to the wider Chobe wildlife corridor.
OtherDune 45
Dune 45 is a 170-metre star dune 45 kilometres from Sesriem Gate in Namibia's Namib-Naukluft National Park. Travelers visit for sunrise colors, a manageable dune climb, and access to Sossusvlei and Deadvlei.
OtherZambezi Valley
Zambezi Valley is a remote riverine wilderness in northern Zimbabwe, shaped by the Zambezi River and the Zambezi Escarpment. Visitors come for walking safaris, canoe trips, expert guides, elephants, hippos, African wild dogs, and uncrowded wildlife viewing.
Wildlife SanctuaryMwabvi Wildlife Reserve
Mwabvi Wildlife Reserve is Malawi's smallest reserve, covering 135 km² in the remote Lower Shire Valley beside Mozambique. Travelers visit for guided walks, sandstone viewpoints, river scenery and sightings of buffalo, antelope, leopard, hyena and occasional lions.
LakeLake Victoria
Lake Victoria is Africa's largest lake by surface area, shared by Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania. Visitors come for boat cruises, island trips, birdwatching, fishing and nearby chimpanzee and wildlife experiences.
MountainMount Heha
Mount Heha is Burundi's highest mountain, rising to about 2,684–2,685 metres in Bujumbura Rural Province. Visitors come for guided highland hiking, rural landscapes, forested slopes, and clear-day views toward Lake Tanganyika.
City TownKinigi
Kinigi is Rwanda's principal gateway to Volcanoes National Park and mountain gorilla trekking. Visitors also come for golden monkey tracking, volcano hikes, cultural visits, and montane birding.
Namaacha Waterfalls
Namaacha Waterfalls is a highland waterfall attraction near Namaacha town in southern Mozambique's Lebombo Mountains. Visit for waterfall views, cooler mountain air, nature walks, and a cultural stop near the Eswatini border.
Malkerns
Malkerns is a middleveld town in Eswatini, surrounded by pineapple farms, craft workshops and cultural attractions. Visitors use it as a base for Mlilwane, Hlane, Mkhaya and Malolotja wildlife experiences.
National ParkGemsbok National Park
Gemsbok National Park is the former Botswana section of the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, a semi-desert reserve with red dunes and dry riverbeds. Visitors come for gemsbok, springbok, black-maned lions, cheetahs, and remote 4WD safaris.
OtherLuangwa Valley
Luangwa Valley is a protected wildlife region in eastern Zambia, centered on the Luangwa River and its floodplains. Visitors come for more than 60 mammal species, walking safaris, night drives, and strong leopard and wild-dog viewing.
Game ReserveOngava Game Reserve
Ongava Game Reserve is a 300-square-kilometre private reserve bordering Etosha National Park in southern Namibia. Travelers visit for black and white rhino, private game drives, night drives, guided walks and easy access to Etosha's salt pans.
MountainEastern Highlands
Eastern Highlands is Zimbabwe's cool, mountainous border region, rising to 2,592 metres at Mount Nyangani. Visitors come for hiking, waterfalls, trout fishing, birdwatching, horseback riding, and scenic highland landscapes rather than classic Big Five game viewing.
BeachMachangulo
Machangulo is a remote peninsula in southern Mozambique offering pristine beaches, snorkeling in the Inhaca Island marine reserve, and luxury lodge experiences 30 minutes by boat from Maputo. It's the ideal 3-5 day beach finale following Kruger safaris or private game reserve experiences in South Af
LakeLake Ihema
Lake Ihema is Rwanda's largest lake and the heart of Akagera National Park, home to massive hippo pods, Nile crocodiles, and 500+ bird species including the rare shoebill stork. Boat safaris departing at 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, 3:00 PM, and 4:30 PM cost $40 per person and offer some of East Africa's most
Game ReserveMkulumadzi
Mkulumadzi is a luxury lodge in Majete Wildlife Reserve, Malawi's only Big Five reserve, where you can track black rhino, spot elephant and lion, and boat the Shire River from eight riverside chalets. The reserve exemplifies African conservation success, with wildlife reintroduced systematically sin
MountainMalolotja Canopy Tour
Malolotja Canopy Tour is Eswatini's only zip-line adventure featuring 11 platforms, 10 slides over 300 meters, and a 50-meter suspension bridge in a dramatic mountain gorge. Located in pristine Afromontane wilderness at 1,829 meters elevation, it offers unguided walking, diverse wildlife, and spring
Game ReserveKuti Wildlife Reserve
Kuti Wildlife Reserve is a 20 km² reserve in Salima District, central Malawi, with grassland, woodland, wetland, and savannah habitats. Visitors come for sable antelope, zebra, giraffe, more than 250 recorded bird species, guided walks, cycling, and family-friendly wildlife experiences.
Stevens Ford Game Reserve
Stevens Ford Game Reserve is a 3,500-hectare private wildlife sanctuary in Botswana's Tuli Block offering riverside game viewing, horseback safaris, and luxury bush accommodations. Ideal for travelers seeking an intimate alternative to crowded national parks, with Big Five viewing and both land and
ConservancyMarienfluss Conservancy
Marienfluss Conservancy is a 303,400-hectare community-managed wildlife area in Namibia's remote Kunene region, home to the second-largest black rhino population in Africa and the semi-nomadic Himba people. Known for desert-adapted wildlife, dramatic valleys, and the Kunene River, it offers quad bik
National ParkChilojo Cliffs
Chilojo Cliffs is a striking red sandstone geological formation in Gonarezhou National Park, Zimbabwe's second-largest protected area, overlooking the scenic Runde River valley. Home to large elephant herds, all major predators, and over 500 bird species, the cliffs offer authentic wilderness safari
National ParkLengwe National Park
Lengwe National Park is an 887 km² wildlife sanctuary in southern Malawi best known as the northernmost habitat for the nyala antelope, with 2,000–3,000 additional antelope species and over 350 bird species. The compact park is ideal for day trips from Blantyre or as part of a multi-park southern Ma
Lake Cohoha
Lake Cohoha is a 74 km² wetland lake in northern Burundi known for birdwatching, hippopotamuses, and Nile crocodiles rather than Big Five viewing. Best visited June–September for quiet, community-focused lake safaris away from crowded circuits.
City TownNgozi
Ngozi is a highland town in northern Burundi at 1,700 meters elevation, serving as a gateway to Ruvubu and Kibira National Parks with moderate year-round temperatures (17-23°C). The town offers cultural experiences and acts as a safari base for exploring chimpanzee forests and wildlife-rich protecte
Marine ParkBazaruto Islands
Bazaruto Archipelago National Park is a 1,430 km² marine reserve off southern Mozambique protecting five tropical islands, the last viable dugong population in the Western Indian Ocean, and exceptional coral reefs hosting whale sharks, manta rays, and humpback whales. Best visited May–October for ca
Border CrossingMananga Border Gate
Mananga Border Gate is an immigration checkpoint in northeastern Eswatini operating 8:00 AM–6:00 PM daily, connecting South Africa to Hlane Royal National Park and Mkhaya Game Reserve. Located 7 km from Mananga Country Lodge, it charges 100 ZAR per vehicle and serves as the gateway to Eswatini's Big
National ParkMgahinga Impenetrable National Park
Mgahinga Gorilla National Park is Uganda's smallest but most focused gorilla trekking destination, protecting a single habituated mountain gorilla family on the slopes of three Virunga volcanoes. The 33.7 km² park offers reliable gorilla encounters, golden monkey tracking, and dramatic volcanic scen
Nyonyane Mountain
Nyonyane Mountain is a granite peak above Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary in Eswatini's Ezulwini Valley. Travelers visit for Execution Rock views, hiking, horseback riding, cycling and wildlife encounters without major predators.
Game ReserveKhutse Game Reserve
Khutse Game Reserve is a 2,500-square-kilometre Kalahari reserve in Botswana, established in 1971 beside the unfenced Central Kalahari Game Reserve. Visitors come for remote self-drive camping, seasonal pans, desert-adapted wildlife, and low visitor numbers.
OtherSesriem Canyon
Sesriem Canyon is a 1 km-long, up to 30 m-deep gorge carved by the Tsauchab River in Namibia's Namib Desert. Visitors come for its rock layers, shaded canyon walk, seasonal pools, and access to Sossusvlei.
National ParkNyanga National Park
Nyanga National Park is a 471 km² mountain park in Zimbabwe's Eastern Highlands, established in 1926. Visitors come for Mount Nyangani, Mutarazi Falls, hiking, trout fishing, scenic valleys, and more than 300 recorded bird species.
National ParkKazinga Channel
Kazinga Channel is a 32-km natural waterway in Uganda's Queen Elizabeth National Park hosting approximately 2,000 hippos, Nile crocodiles, elephants, and 100+ bird species. Leisurely 2-3 hour boat cruises departing multiple times daily offer intimate wildlife viewing from the water's edge.
Game ReserveVwaza Wildlife Reserve
Vwaza Wildlife Reserve is a 986-square-kilometre wetland and miombo woodland reserve in Northern Malawi. Visit for dry-season elephant sightings at Lake Kazuni, hippos, buffalo and about 380 recorded bird species.
OtherStanley Monument
Stanley Monument is a lakeside historical site near Mugere that commemorates the reported 1871 meeting of David Livingstone and Henry Morton Stanley. Travelers visit for its exploration history, Lake Tanganyika setting, and easy pairing with Bujumbura, Rusizi National Park, and Burundi cultural attr
OtherTeza
Teza is a tea-growing highland area in northwestern Burundi beside Kibira National Park. Visitors come for plantation walks, cool mountain landscapes, birdwatching, and access to chimpanzee habitat.
Mozambique Island
Mozambique Island is a UNESCO-listed historic island town in Mossuril Bay, northern Mozambique. Travelers visit for colonial and Swahili heritage, dhow cruises, seafood, marine activities, and guided cultural walks rather than Big Five game viewing.
LakeLake Muhazi
Lake Muhazi is a long, shallow lake more than 40 km east of Kigali, surrounded by terraced hills, farms and fishing villages. Visitors come for quiet boat trips, kayaking, fishing, birdwatching and an easy connection to Akagera National Park.
Kirundo
Kirundo is a northern Burundi town used as the gateway to Lake Rwihinda and a wider system of eight Nile Basin lakes. Visit for canoe-based wetland birding, sitatunga habitat and quiet landscapes with limited tourist traffic.
Songa Mount
Songa Mount is a Burundi hiking destination listed in a tour that combines mountain walking with an architecture visit. Its exact location, elevation, wildlife, fees, and protected-area status require confirmation from a local operator.
LakeBilene
Bilene is a 2,070 km² coastal lagoon in southern Mozambique known for freshwater biodiversity, wading birds, and seasonal floodplain ecosystems. The lagoon combines birdwatching, fishing, and water-based activities with access to nearby white-sand beaches and protected swimming lagoons.
Ruvyironza River
Ruvyironza River is a Nile headwater stream near Mount Kikizi in southern Burundi. Visitors come for the source monument, highland scenery, and links to Ruvubu National Park's wildlife circuit.
Game ReserveBoteti River
The Boteti River is a freshwater lifeline in northeastern Botswana that forms the northwestern boundary of Makgadikgadi Pans National Park, fed by the Okavango Delta and terminating at Nwetwe Pan. During the dry season, tens of thousands of zebras, wildebeest, and predators concentrate around its pe
LakeLake Rweru
Lake Rweru is a roughly 100 km² freshwater lake near Burundi's border with Rwanda. Visitors come for boat trips, wetland birdwatching, village experiences and access to the northern lakes circuit.
Muwonge Natural Reserve
Muwonge Natural Reserve is an unverified reserve name associated with Burundi, with no confirmed location or protected status in the supplied sources. Visit only after a recognized authority or verified operator confirms its identity, access rules and wildlife program.
OtherMugara Hot Springs
Mugara Hot Springs is a natural geothermal attraction in southwestern Burundi featuring two thermal waterfalls and warm mineral pools, accessible via a 2-hour guided forest walk. Typically visited as part of 7-day safari tours ($380–$450/day) combining cultural and wildlife experiences across Burund
Natural LandmarkSource of the Nile
The Source of the Nile is a stone pyramid monument in southwestern Burundi marking the southernmost source of Africa's longest river, set amid mountain springs and scenic ridges 70 miles southeast of Bujumbura. Visitors combine this historic site with nearby rainforest and wetland safaris in a rarel
Agro TourismTeza Tea Plantations
Teza Tea Plantations is a 600-hectare estate at 2,200 meters elevation in Burundi's highlands, offering farm-to-cup tea tours, montane forest views, and access to chimpanzee habitat. Established in 1967 and producing internationally-exported tea, it combines agricultural heritage with wildlife obser
Wildlife SanctuaryUsuthu Forest
Usuthu Forest is a biodiverse woodland ecosystem in Eswatini's Ezulwini Valley, featuring mature forests, riverine corridors, and diverse habitats that support wildlife viewing, hiking, horseback riding, and white-water rafting activities. The forest represents a conservation success story, transfor
Wildlife SanctuaryVyanda Natural Reserve
Vyanda Natural Reserve is a 6 km² montane forest reserve in southwestern Burundi, established in 1980 to protect Albertine Rift biodiversity and a wild chimpanzee population. Visitors trek through steep escarpment terrain for rare forest encounters with chimps, colobus monkeys, and over 200 bird spe
City TownMuramvya
Muramvya is Burundi's ancient royal capital in the central highlands, offering access to Kibira National Park and sacred historical sites. Visit for montane forest trekking, royal heritage sites, and authentic cultural experiences in a cool, misty landscape 1,800+ meters above sea level.
Nyakazu Natural Reserve
Nyakazu Natural Reserve is a 150-hectare geological and forest reserve in southern Burundi featuring the dramatic Karera Falls (50m high), a historic WWI-era fault line offering Rift Valley panoramas, and over 15 bird species. Visit for waterfall hiking, sacred cave exploration, and geology photogra
Mwisanga Natural Reserve
Mwisanga Natural Reserve protects the stunning Karera Falls and surrounding forest ecosystems in southern Burundi, featuring sacred caves, gallery woodland, and spiritual pilgrimage sites. The reserve combines waterfall scenery with cultural significance, offering a distinct alternative to tradition
Wildlife SanctuaryKigwena Nature Reserve
Kigwena Nature Reserve is a 300-hectare lowland rainforest on Lake Tanganyika's shore in southwestern Burundi, protecting the northernmost Guineo-Congolian forest ecosystem in the Albertine Rift. Home to over 200 bird species, red-tailed and vervet monkeys, and historically documented chimpanzees, i
Wildlife SanctuaryLake Rwihinda
Lake Rwihinda is a 5,000-hectare bird sanctuary in northern Burundi featuring over 200 avian species, floating peat islands, and pristine wetlands. Visit during the dry season (June–August or December–February) for world-class birdwatching with minimal crowds.
OtherTsodilo Hills
Tsodilo Hills is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in northwestern Botswana featuring over 4,500 ancient rock paintings spanning 100,000 years of human occupation. The three sacred quartzite hills are revered by San communities as a spiritual birthplace and offer guided cultural tours led by local guides
OtherGishora Drum Sanctuary
Gishora Drum Sanctuary is a UNESCO-recognized cultural site 7 km north of Gitega where hereditary royal drummers perform complex rhythmic sequences on sacred Karyenda drums, earning Burundi recognition as Africa's drumming destination. Entry costs $10-$20 per person, with performances available year
National ParkLuambe National Park
Luambe National Park is a 254 km² protected area in Zambia's Luangwa Valley, established in 1938 and home to all Big Five mammals, African wild dogs, and over 400 bird species. Its intimate size and lower visitor density make it ideal for authentic walking safaris and wildlife photography away from
LakeLake Tanganyika
Lake Tanganyika is Africa's longest freshwater lake on Burundi's western border, holding 16% of the world's fresh water and reaching 1,470 metres deep. Visitors enjoy boat tours, swimming, kayaking, and wildlife spotting from Bujumbura's beaches, often combining it with nearby national parks on mult
Wildlife SanctuaryRumonge Nature Reserve
Rumonge Nature Reserve is a 14,763-hectare lowland tropical forest in southwestern Burundi along Lake Tanganyika's eastern shore, established in 1980 and home to over 117 bird species including endemic Albertine Rift specialties. Visit for immersive jungle hiking, birdwatching, wildlife viewing, and
National ParkRusizi National Park
Rusizi National Park is Burundi's premier wildlife destination, located 15 km from Bujumbura along the scenic Rusizi River, offering boat cruises, game drives, and walking safaris to spot hippos, crocodiles, and 500+ bird species. The park's river delta and acacia woodlands make it the easiest way t
National ParkRuvubu National Park
Ruvubu National Park is Burundi's largest national park, covering 50,800 hectares of pristine savanna and riverine woodland along the Ruvubu River, protecting endangered elephants, 425+ bird species, and five primate species with virtually no crowds. Best visited June–September, it offers authentic
Lebombo Mountains
Lebombo Mountains is a dramatic mountain range spanning Eswatini's eastern border with over 350 bird species and rugged plateaus offering hiking, mountain biking, and wildlife viewing opportunities. The range forms the ecological backbone of Eswatini's premier safari circuit, with access to Big Five
Game ReserveSelinda Reserve
Selinda Reserve is a private 144,000-hectare wildlife sanctuary in northern Botswana featuring the Selinda Spillway, which connects the Okavango Delta to Linyanti wetlands and concentrates over 9,000 elephants during dry season. Known for pristine wilderness, all major predators, and fewer tourists
RiverLuangwa River
The Luangwa River flows through South Luangwa National Park in eastern Zambia, creating one of Africa's most intense wildlife concentrations with over 60 mammal species and exceptional predator populations. The river is famous as the birthplace of the walking safari and offers world-class opportunit
OtherDian Fossey's Grave
Dian Fossey's Grave is the primatologist's burial site at the former Karisoke Research Center in Volcanoes National Park. Travelers visit to understand her gorilla research and hike through the mountain habitat she helped protect.
Game ReserveOkavango River
The Okavango River forms the world's largest inland delta in Namibia, flooding 6,200 square miles seasonally to create Africa's most dynamic wildlife habitat with all Big Five species, 450+ bird species, and unique mokoro safari experiences. Best visited March-August during peak flood season for exc
ConservancyImire Rhino & Wildlife Conservancy
Imire Rhino & Wildlife Conservancy is a 4,500-hectare private wildlife sanctuary 105 km southeast of Harare specializing in black and white rhino conservation, with over 20 successful rhino births since 1972. Visitors can experience morning and afternoon game drives, elephant walks, and hands-on con
LakeGreat Rift Valley
The Great Rift Valley in Malawi encompasses Lake Malawi, Africa's third-largest lake and a UNESCO World Heritage Site with over 400 endemic cichlid fish species and dramatic escarpment scenery. Visitors experience intimate safaris in conservation-focused reserves like Liwonde and Majete, where reint
Wildlife SanctuaryNorth Gonarezhou National Park
North Gonarezhou National Park comprises fragmented protected areas in central Mozambique featuring isolated elephant populations and critical wildlife refuges within the Greater Limpopo Transfrontier Park region. This remote, research-focused destination offers authentic wilderness experiences with
ConservancyMara North Conservancy
Mara North Conservancy is a 74,000-acre private wildlife conservancy in northwestern Kenya offering exclusive safari experiences with lower vehicle density, night drives, and walking safaris not permitted in the national reserve. Home to all Big Five mammals, over 450 bird species, and some of Afric
Wildlife SanctuaryNaankuse Wildlife Sanctuary
Naankuse Wildlife Sanctuary is a 3,200-hectare rehabilitation center 42 km from Windhoek offering close-range encounters with lions, leopards, and African wild dogs through guided feeding tours and conservation-focused activities. Unique for combining wildlife viewing with education about human-anim
Mbabane
Mbabane is Eswatini's administrative capital in the western highlands, set at about 1,240 metres above sea level. Visitors use it as a base for cultural tours, mountain scenery, and wildlife trips to Mlilwane, Hlane, and Mkhaya.
Game ReserveOnguma Private Game Reserve
Onguma Private Game Reserve is a 35,970-hectare private reserve on Namibia's Etosha border offering guided safaris with professional guides and limited vehicle sightings of 500+ bird species and 30+ mammal species including Big Five [1]. The reserve operates as a Black Rhino Custodian with five lodg
OtherLinyanti River
Linyanti River is a remote river, marsh and private-concession safari region in northern Botswana. Visit for elephants, African wild dogs, predators and low-density game viewing by vehicle, boat or guided walk.
OtherKaokoland
Kaokoland is a remote north-western Namibian wilderness between the Hoanib and Kunene rivers. Travelers visit for desert-adapted elephants, desert lions, Himba culture, rugged 4x4 routes and Epupa Falls.
National ParkChivilia Waterfalls
Chivilia Waterfalls is a seasonal cascade in Gonarezhou National Park, southern Zimbabwe, best visited during the rainy season (November–April) via a 3 km walking trail through rugged granite terrain. The falls complement nearby Chilojo Cliffs and offer an off-the-beaten-path safari experience in on
Game ReserveTongole Wilderness Reserve
Tongole Wilderness Retreat is a luxury eco-lodge in Malawi's 1,800 km² Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve, 30 km from Lake Malawi, offering canoe safaris, game drives, and authentic wilderness experiences in one of Africa's least-developed protected areas. The reserve is undergoing major wildlife recovery
BeachInhambane
Inhambane is a historic coastal town in southern Mozambique 500 km north of Maputo, famed for whale shark encounters, manta ray diving, and Portuguese colonial heritage. Best visited May–November for calm seas and exceptional marine wildlife viewing.
RiverZambezi River
The Zambezi River is Africa's fourth-longest river and the lifeblood of Zimbabwe's premier safari destinations, stretching 2,574 km and concentrating Big Five wildlife along its banks. Visit during the dry season (May-October) for canoe safaris, game drives, and encounters with elephants, lions, hip
LakeLake Bulera
Lake Bulera is a scenic freshwater lake in northern Rwanda's Virunga region, separated from Lake Ruhondo by a 1-km strip of land and offering boat cruises, fishing, and cultural village walks. Located near Volcanoes National Park at 1,200 meters elevation, it complements gorilla trekking safaris wit
Game ReserveSemliki Wildlife Reserve
Semliki Wildlife Reserve is Uganda's oldest game reserve, established in 1926 and covering about 542 km² in the Albertine Rift Valley. Visit for quiet savanna game drives, about 440 bird species, forest-edge wildlife, and access to the wider Semliki ecosystem.
ConservancyLubombo Conservancy
Lubombo Conservancy is a transfrontier conservation area in northeastern Eswatini covering 3,000 square kilometers across Hlane Royal National Park, Mlawula Nature Reserve, and Mbuluzi Game Reserve, offering Big Five wildlife viewing at $25-$300 per person per day. The region features over 350 bird
National ParkNkasa National Park
Nkasa National Park is a 320 km² wetland wilderness in northeastern Namibia home to Africa's largest buffalo herds (1,000+), over 450 bird species, and predators including lion and leopard. This remote, waterlogged ecosystem offers boat safaris, mokoro canoe trips, and game drives through an Okavang
National ParkChizarira National Park
Chizarira National Park is Zimbabwe's third-largest and most remote national park, covering 1,910 km² of dramatic Zambezi Escarpment wilderness with walking safaris, leopard viewing, and over 320 bird species. Visit for authentic, uncrowded wilderness experiences in rugged terrain featuring deep gor
Game ReserveShire River
Shire River flows through Liwonde National Park in southern Malawi, concentrating hippos, crocodiles, elephants, and over 400 bird species along its banks. Boat safaris on the river offer wildlife encounters at 5-10 metre distances, making it one of Africa's most distinctive safari experiences.
Marine ParkMachungulo
Machungulo is a 2,340-square-kilometer coastal peninsula in southern Mozambique combining pristine, undeveloped beaches with bush safari in the adjacent Maputo National Park, offering unique ocean and wildlife experiences rarely found together in southern Africa. The destination features rehabilitat
LakeMumbo Island
Mumbo Island is an exclusive, off-grid island camp in Lake Malawi National Park offering world-class freshwater snorkeling and diving among 3,000 fish species. Six eco-friendly tents provide barefoot luxury with no electricity or cellphone signal—a perfect digital detox combining water activities, h
LakeLake Ruhondo
Lake Ruhondo is a pristine crater lake in northern Rwanda's Musanze district, separated from Lake Burera by a 1-kilometer strip of land and surrounded by steep Virunga Mountain foothills. Known for its safe, crocodile-free waters and dramatic volcanic scenery, it offers boat trips, fishing village v
MountainSibebe Rock
Sibebe Rock is the world's largest exposed granite dome, a 1,488-meter three-billion-year-old batholith in Mbabane, Eswatini, offering hiking, rock art exploration, and wildlife viewing. Its dramatic glistening slopes and plateau caves make it a premier adventure and cultural destination in southern
Game ReserveMalilangwe Wildlife Reserve
Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve is a 130,000-acre private reserve in southeastern Zimbabwe with one of Africa's most successful black and white rhino populations, all Big Five mammals, and over 500 bird species across pristine wilderness and ancient rock art sites. The reserve offers luxury safari exper
National ParkFish River Canyon
Fish River Canyon is Africa's largest canyon, plunging 550 metres through southern Namibia's arid landscape over a 160-kilometre span. The world's second-largest canyon offers rim viewpoints, a challenging five-day hiking trail, and natural hot springs at Ai-Ais.
Wildlife SanctuaryKavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area
The Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area is a 520,000 km² conservation area spanning five southern African countries, protecting 50,000+ elephants and all Big Five species across unfenced borders. Zimbabwe's portion includes Victoria Falls and critical wildlife corridors where elephants m
Nyika National Park
Nyika National Park is Malawi's largest protected area, a 3,200 km² highland plateau at 2,000-2,600 metres featuring montane grasslands, over 400 bird species, and the country's highest leopard density. Unlike typical African safaris, it offers Scottish highland scenery combined with unique wildlife
National ParkMudumu National Park
Mudumu National Park is a 737 km² remote wildlife reserve in Namibia's Zambezi Region, home to large elephant herds, over 430 bird species, and a critical transboundary migration corridor. Best visited June–October for dry-season wildlife concentration, it offers uncrowded river safaris and walking
BeachPonto do Ouro
Ponto do Ouro is a coastal marine destination in southern Mozambique famous for dolphin encounters, humpback whale migrations (June-October), and pristine Indian Ocean diving. Located 80 km south of Maputo, it combines beach relaxation with thrilling water sports and is a critical breeding ground fo
National ParkParc National des Volcans
Parc National des Volcans is a 160 km² national park in northwestern Rwanda protecting five Virunga volcanoes and 12 habituated mountain gorilla families, making it the world's most accessible gorilla trekking destination. The park's infrastructure, established base of Dian Fossey's pioneering resea
National ParkMakgadikgadi Salt Pans
Makgadikgadi Salt Pans in Botswana is one of the world's largest salt flat networks—a 4,000 km² landscape that transforms seasonally and hosts Africa's largest zebra migration with tens of thousands of animals. Visit for quad biking across white salt crusts, flamingo colonies, and unique Bushmen cul
City TownLobamba
Lobamba is Eswatini's royal and legislative capital in the Ezulwini Valley, home to the Royal Kraal, Parliament, and the National Museum showcasing Swazi culture and traditions. It serves as the cultural gateway to Eswatini, combining heritage exploration with easy access to nearby wildlife reserves
OtherKarera Waterfalls
Karera Waterfalls is a 142-hectare cascade system in southeastern Burundi featuring a main waterfall dropping 80 meters into a sacred natural basin. Best visited during rainy seasons for peak water flow and dramatic views, the site combines stunning natural beauty with cultural significance for trad
National ParkBwabwata National Park
Bwabwata National Park is a 6,274 km² subtropical wildlife sanctuary in northeastern Namibia established in 2007, serving as a vital elephant migration corridor between four southern African countries. Home to over 450 bird species and four of the Big Five, with authentic community integration, it o
National ParkGonarezhou Transfrontier Park
Gonarezhou Transfrontier Park is Zimbabwe's second-largest national park (5,053 km²) and part of the Great Limpopo cross-border conservation area, home to one of Africa's densest elephant populations, all Big Five species, and over 500 bird species set within dramatic red sandstone cliffs and pristi
National ParkGile Reserve
Gile Reserve is a 4,500 km² national park in northeastern Mozambique featuring intact miombo woodlands, 95 mammal species, and 114 bird species in an uncrowded wilderness setting. Best visited June–October for wildlife viewing, it offers authentic self-drive safaris and walking adventures with minim
City TownSiteki
Siteki is a highland town on Eswatini's Lubombo Plateau, 26 km from Hlane Royal National Park, which has the highest concentration of rhinos in southern Africa. It offers low-key wildlife safaris, walking experiences, and cultural encounters as a quieter alternative to mainstream safari circuits.
National ParkEastern Province
Eastern Province is Rwanda's only Big Five safari destination, covering 1,122 km² of savanna and wetland in the country's east. Home to reintroduced lions, rhinos, elephants, and nearly 500 bird species, it offers classic African game drives, boat safaris, and night wildlife viewing just two hours f
Border TownLavumisa
Lavumisa is a southern Eswatini border town and safari gateway near Royal Jozini Private Game Reserve and KaMsholo Bushveld Safaris. It provides access to 12,000 hectares of mixed wildlife habitat with Big Four mammals, over 300 bird species, and game drives starting at $22 USD per person.
ConservancyKhwai Community Concession
Khwai Community Concession is a 180,000-hectare community-owned wildlife area in northeastern Botswana between Moremi and Chobe, renowned for exceptional leopard and wild dog sightings, night drives, and direct revenue sharing with its 400 BaBukakhwe residents. Peak season runs July–October when flo
City TownManzini
Manzini is Eswatini's largest city and primary safari gateway, located 30–60 km from Hlane Royal National Park and Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary. While urban-based, it serves as the logistics hub for accessing the kingdom's Big Five reserves and cultural attractions.
National ParkCaprivi Strip
Caprivi Strip is a 1,010 sq km wetland wilderness in northeastern Namibia with three national parks, Big Five game, and over 400 bird species along permanent river systems. It offers intimate, water-based safaris combining game drives, boat cruises, and fishing in a landscape unlike anywhere else in
BeachSanta Maria Peninsula
Santa Maria Peninsula is a low-density coastal village on Mozambique's Machangulo Peninsula, offering pristine beaches, lush dune forests, and authentic Mozambican culture. Perfect for whale watching (June–November), turtle nesting, fishing, snorkeling, and combining with nearby Gorongosa or Kruger
ConservancyPalmwag Nature Reserve
Palmwag Nature Reserve is a private conservation concession in northwestern Namibia hosting over 100 lions, free-roaming black rhinos, desert elephants, and the largest predator population outside Etosha National Park. Visitors experience guided rhino tracking, game drives, and overnight wilderness
National ParkChimanimani National Park
Chimanimani National Park is a 656 km² mountain wilderness in eastern Zimbabwe offering dramatic highland scenery, world-class hiking, and pristine forests—home to 42 mammal species and exceptional plant diversity. Unlike traditional safari parks, it specializes in wilderness trekking and cultural e
City TownGasabo
Gasabo is a district in Rwanda's Eastern Province serving as the primary safari gateway, located just 15 km from Kigali International Airport. It's the departure point for accessible day trips and multi-day safaris to Akagera National Park, where travelers spot Big Five wildlife, boat-tour hippos an
Cultural Heritage SiteNsangwini Rock Shelter
Nsangwini Rock Shelter preserves the largest collection of San rock art in the southern hemisphere, with paintings dating back 4,000 years that document ancient spiritual rituals and daily life. Located in northeastern Eswatini's Highveld, it offers guided cultural tours with steep mountain trails a
Game ReserveChimio Wildlife Reserve
Chimio Wildlife Reserve is a smaller southern Mozambique safari destination offering authentic, less-crowded wildlife viewing with elephants, lions, and wild dogs. Ideal for photographers seeking uncluttered game viewing combined with nearby beach access.
BeachVilanculos
Vilanculos is a coastal town in southern Mozambique serving as the gateway to Bazaruto Archipelago National Park, a protected marine reserve with five islands, pristine coral reefs, and the last viable dugong population in the western Indian Ocean. Visit for world-class diving, whale shark encounter
MountainMount Bisoke
Mount Bisoke is a 3,711-meter volcanic peak in Rwanda's Volcanoes National Park featuring a crater lake summit and 6-7 hour guided hikes through montane rainforest. The mountain is best combined with mountain gorilla trekking for a complete Rwanda safari experience.
National ParkVirunga Volcanic Chain
The Virunga Volcanic Chain is a series of eight volcanic peaks across Rwanda, Uganda, and the DRC, home to 12 habituated mountain gorilla families and 178 bird species within Rwanda's 160-square-kilometer Volcanoes National Park. It ranks as Africa's top destination for mountain gorilla trekking, wi
Wildlife SanctuaryShewula Mountain Camp
Shewula Mountain Camp is a community-run lodge on the Lubombo Mountains in northeastern Eswatini, combining wildlife encounters with direct cultural immersion in a Swazi village. Established in 1999, it offers unfenced wildlife walks, village homestays, and traditional performances while supporting
Marine ParkBenguerra Island
Benguerra Island is the second-largest island in Mozambique's Bazaruto Archipelago, a protected marine national park home to 250 dugongs, dolphins, sea turtles, and vibrant coral reefs. Located 10-15 minutes by helicopter from Vilanculos, it pairs perfectly with mainland safari experiences and offer
MountainMount Sabyinyo
Mount Sabyinyo is a 3,669-meter extinct volcano in the Virunga Mountains where Rwanda, Uganda, and the DRC meet, offering challenging summit hikes through alpine forests with views across three countries. The trek combines volcanic geology with wildlife encounters and cultural significance, attracti
Game ReserveKaMsholo Bushveld Safaris
KaMsholo Bushveld Safaris is a 700-hectare lowveld reserve in Eswatini featuring acacia savannah, 300+ bird species, and giraffe viewing beneath the Lebombo Mountains. Visit for intimate wildlife experiences, horse riding, and photography in a less-crowded alternative to major safari destinations.
Wildlife SanctuaryKisawa Sanctuary
Kisawa Sanctuary is an ultra-luxury 300-hectare eco-resort on Benguerra Island, Mozambique, offering private bungalows with exclusive beach access within the Bazaruto Archipelago marine reserve. The sanctuary combines land-based wildlife experiences—guided forest hikes, game viewing, cultural activi
ConservancyOlare Motorogi Conservancy
Olare Motorogi Conservancy is a 33,000-acre private wildlife reserve on Maasai Mara's northern border, home to all Big Five species and over 300 bird species with exclusive, low-density safari experiences. Limited to 52 rooms across six camps, it offers intimate game viewing with fewer vehicles than
National ParkKayonza
Kayonza is the eastern gateway to Akagera National Park, Rwanda's only savannah wildlife reserve home to the Big Five and over 480 bird species. Access world-class game drives and boat cruises on Lake Ihema, just three hours from Kigali.
Marine ParkPomene National Reserve
Pomene National Reserve is a 26 km² coastal reserve in southern Mozambique featuring pristine mangrove estuaries, turquoise waters, and marine megafauna including whale sharks, manta rays, and sea turtles. This year-round marine safari destination is ideal for snorkelers and kayakers seeking an isla
Game ReserveRoyal Jozini Private Game Reserve
Royal Jozini Private Game Reserve is a 160-km² private wildlife reserve in southeastern Eswatini featuring three Big Five species, over 500 bird species, and five distinct ecosystems along Lake Jozini. The reserve offers self-drive safaris, guided game drives, boat tours, tiger fishing, and accommod
National ParkMussicadzi River
The Mussicadzi River is Mozambique's primary wildlife corridor and the centerpiece of Gorongosa National Park's remarkable conservation recovery, hosting African elephants, lions, wild dogs, and 500+ bird species along its tranquil banks. It anchors two flagship safari lodges—Muzimu Lodge and Chicar
LakeLake Rwanyakazinga
Lake Rwanyakazinga is a 19.6 km² wetland lake in northeastern Rwanda's Akagera National Park, hosting one of Africa's highest hippo densities, substantial Nile crocodile populations, and over 500 bird species including the rare shoebill stork. Boat safaris, game drives, and bush walks offer unmatche
MountainPiggs Peak
Piggs Peak is a 1,050-meter highland town in northern Eswatini founded in 1884 during the gold rush, now a gateway to dramatic gorges, ancient San rock art, and outdoor adventures like Maguga Dam and Phophonyane Falls. It serves as a primary hub for hiking, cultural tours, and multi-day safari itine
MountainSheba's Breast Hiking Trail
Sheba's Breast Hiking Trail is a steep 1.5-hour mountain trek in Eswatini's Ezulwini Valley offering panoramic 360-degree views and therapeutic forest immersion. The challenging ascent and technical descent reward hikers with the country's most striking valley vistas and rich biodiversity.
Game ReserveDombeya Game Reserve
Dombeya Game Reserve is a 330-hectare private wildlife reserve in central Eswatini offering walking safaris, 220+ bird species, and relaxed wildlife viewing without the Big Five. Located just 15 minutes from Manzini and 30 minutes from the airport, it's ideal for intimate nature experiences in self-
National ParkSofala Province
Sofala Province is a 68,018 km² region in central Mozambique centered on Gorongosa National Park, which has recovered from 95% wildlife loss to become a thriving safari destination with lions, elephants, and 500+ bird species. Best visited May–October during the dry season, it offers game drives, wa
National ParkWaterberg Plateau Park
Waterberg Plateau Park is a 405-km² national park in central Namibia protecting endangered rhinos, sable antelope, and over 200 bird species on a dramatic 200-meter sandstone plateau. Best known for rhino tracking, scenic hiking trails, and being Namibia's leopard concentration hotspot, it offers qu
National ParkMutumba Hills
Mutumba Hills is a 2,000-meter highland viewpoint in northern Akagera National Park, Rwanda, offering panoramic views of predator-rich savannahs and the largest hippo concentration in East Africa. Best visited June-September during the dry season for game viewing and hiking.
Game ReserveNisela Nature Reserve
Nisela Nature Reserve is a private game reserve in southeastern Eswatini featuring over 300 bird species, acacia savanna landscape, and intimate wildlife viewing of giraffe, zebra, and antelope without the Big Five. Managed by Big Game Parks since 2020, it serves as an ideal stopover between Eswatin
National ParkGishwati-Mukura National Park
Gishwati-Mukura National Park is Rwanda's newest national park (gazetted 2015), a 34-square-kilometer montane forest reserve home to Eastern chimpanzees, five primate species, and over 232 bird species including 15 Albertine Rift endemics. This UNESCO Biosphere Reserve offers guided chimpanzee track
National ParkKasungu National Park
Kasungu National Park is Malawi's second-largest national park, covering 2,316 km² of miombo woodland and home to recovering elephant herds, buffalo, antelope, and over 300 bird species. Best visited May–October, it offers game drives, walking safaris, and less crowded wildlife viewing than other Ma
RiverKunene River
Kunene River is a remote perennial river on Namibia's border with Angola, famous for dramatic Epupa Falls (60m drop), desert-adapted wildlife, and authentic Himba cultural encounters in one of Africa's most isolated regions. Access is primarily by fly-in safaris through conservancy-based operators.
City TownWalvis Bay
Walvis Bay is Namibia's premier coastal safari destination where desert dunes meet the Atlantic Ocean, home to thousands of flamingos, seals, and seasonal whales. It serves as the gateway to Sandwich Harbour, Sossusvlei, and Etosha National Park, offering combined desert and marine wildlife experien
National ParkBanhine National Park
Banhine National Park is a 6,000 km² seasonal wetland reserve in southern Mozambique hosting over 200 bird species, lions, leopards, and elephants across vast floodplain habitat. Access is by 4WD only during the dry season (April–September), making it one of Africa's most remote and least-visited sa
Wildlife SanctuaryEzulwini Valley
Ezulwini Valley is Eswatini's cultural and tourism heartland, featuring Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary—a 44 km² malaria-free reserve with hippos, zebras, and antelopes accessible via walking safaris, horseback riding, and mountain biking. The valley combines wildlife experiences with royal cultural sit
National ParkAkagera National Park
Akagera National Park is Rwanda's premier Big Five safari destination, home to over 480 bird species and successfully reintroduced lions, rhinos, and elephants across 1,200 square kilometers of savanna and wetlands. Located just two hours from Kigali, it offers game drives, boat safaris, and walking
Wildlife SanctuarySave River
Save River is a seasonal waterway in southern Mozambique that functions as a critical wildlife corridor, supporting elephants, buffalo, hippos, and diverse bird species. The river is best explored during the wet season (November–March) as part of multi-day regional safari itineraries.
Karingani Game Reserve
Karingani Game Reserve is a 147,000-hectare private wildlife sanctuary in southwestern Mozambique sharing a border with Kruger National Park, offering Big Five safari viewing without the crowds. Created in 2008 as a conservation and community development model, it combines authentic bushveld and riv
National ParkMatusadona National Park
Matusadona National Park is a remote 1,470 km² wilderness on Lake Kariba's southern shore in northwestern Zimbabwe, renowned for large buffalo and elephant herds, all Big Five mammals, and nearly 400 bird species. Best explored on foot or by water, it offers dramatic mountain-and-lakeshore scenery w
Wildlife SanctuaryPhophonyane Nature Reserve
Phophonyane Nature Reserve is a 600-hectare private forest reserve in northwestern Eswatini featuring the 80-meter Phophonyane Falls, over 240 bird species, and 10 kilometers of hiking trails through ancient subtropical woodland. It's ideal for birdwatchers and hikers seeking a quiet escape rather t
Varanda Nature Reserve
Varanda Nature Reserve is a privately owned coastal conservation area on Mozambique's northern coast featuring crystalline lagoons, abundant birdlife (250+ species), and marine wildlife including sea turtles, manta rays, and dolphins. This exclusive, untouched reserve combines marine sanctuary prote
Wildlife SanctuaryMlawula Nature Reserve
Mlawula Nature Reserve is a 16,500-hectare protected area in northeastern Eswatini known for exceptional birdwatching (350+ species) and solitude—hikers can trek for hours without crowds. The reserve offers diverse wildlife, 10 self-guided trails, and affordable accommodation ($25–60 USD daily), mak
National ParkLiwonde National Park
Liwonde National Park is a 548 km² wilderness in southern Malawi managed for exceptional conservation, home to four of the Big Five and over 400 bird species along the scenic Shire River. The park's river-based wildlife viewing and successful carnivore reintroduction program make it one of southern
ConservancyNdutu Plains
Ndutu Plains is Tanzania's primary calving ground for the Great Migration, where 8,000 wildebeest babies are born daily from January–February, attracting massive predator populations. Located in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area on unfenced short-grass plains, it offers unparalleled opportunities to
Niassa Game Reserve
Niassa Game Reserve is Africa's third-largest wildlife sanctuary at 42,000 km² in northern Mozambique, protecting thousands of elephants, lions, leopards, and over 400 bird species across pristine miombo woodland and dramatic granite landscapes. A remote, low-visitor wilderness destination ideal for
Mbuluzi Game Reserve
Mbuluzi Game Reserve is a 4,000-hectare private reserve in northeastern Eswatini where visitors can walk freely among giraffe, zebra, and over 300 bird species without large predators present. It offers self-guided safaris, river-based activities, and intimate lodges—ideal for families and those see
National ParkZinave National Park
Zinave National Park is a 4,000-km² rewilding success story in Mozambique's Save River Valley, home to all Big Five mammals and over 400 bird species with fewer than 800 annual visitors. Experience raw, authentic safari with reintroduced elephants, rhinos, lions, and pristine wilderness unpolluted b
National ParkMagashi Peninsula
Magashi Peninsula is a three-villa ultra-luxury safari lodge on a private 5,000-acre concession in Akagera National Park, Rwanda's only Big Five destination, featuring personalized game drives, boat safaris on Lake Rwanyakazinga, and stays starting at £1,750 per night. The lodge sits within a conser
Game ReserveMkhaya Game Reserve
Mkhaya Game Reserve is a 40-km² private wildlife sanctuary in southeastern Eswatini specializing in intimate, guided encounters with black rhinos, white rhinos, and endangered antelope species found nowhere else in the country. All activities are fully guided by professional rangers through open Lan
Wildlife SanctuaryBangweulu Wetlands
Bangweulu Wetlands is a 1.5-million-acre community-owned wetland in northeastern Zambia home to over 400 bird species, including the rare shoebill stork, and the endemic black lechwe antelope found nowhere else on Earth. This unique destination combines wildlife viewing with cultural immersion, allo
National ParkFoothills Road
Foothills Road is a scenic 7-10 km guided walking trail in Arusha National Park's foothills offering views of Mount Kilimanjaro, Buffalo Swamp, and diverse grassland wildlife including giraffes, warthogs, and 400+ bird species. Best visited June-October, it takes 3-4 hours and requires an armed rang
Safari OperatorBack to Africa Safaris
Back to Africa Safaris is a full-service Tanzania safari operator offering customized lodge and camping tours across Serengeti, Tarangire, Ngorongoro, and remote southern parks, with pricing from $100–300 per day and specialist guides leading small groups of 10 travelers.
OtherKaro
The Karo are a pastoral ethnic group of approximately 1,000-2,000 people in Ethiopia's Lower Omo Valley, renowned for their elaborate body paintings, facial scarification, and clay hair bun adornments that signify social status and personal achievements. Visiting Karo settlements like Murulle provid
OtherKapishya Hot Springs
Kapishya Hot Springs is a natural geothermal pool heated to 41°C on the Shiwa Ng'andu Estate in northern Zambia, surrounded by palm vegetation and offering both thermal relaxation and access to premier safari destinations. The on-site lodge and campsite serve as a base for walking safaris and wildli
National ParkSirimon Gate
Sirimon Gate is the northwestern entry point to Mount Kenya National Park at 2,650 meters elevation, offering the most gradual climbing route to Africa's second-highest peak and access to diverse wildlife including elephants, buffalo, and over 500 bird species. The 4-8 day trek combines alpine mount
Tarangzai
Tarangire National Park is Tanzania's third-largest park, famous for massive elephant herds (numbering in thousands during dry season) and iconic baobab-studded landscapes along the Tarangire River. It offers one of Africa's highest wildlife concentrations, making it essential for northern Tanzania
AirportKihihi Airstrip
Kihihi Airstrip (KHX) is a small regional airfield in southwestern Uganda that reduces travel time to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest to just 1 hour and 10 minutes via daily scheduled flights from Entebbe International Airport. The airstrip serves as the primary gateway for gorilla trekking safaris and w
Safari LodgeSerenity Court
Serenity Court is a safari lodge in northern Tanzania's premier wildlife region, providing access to the legendary Serengeti migration, Ngorongoro Crater, and home to all Big Five mammals plus 500+ bird species. Ideal for 3-7 day safari experiences during the dry season (July-September) or calving s
Wildlife SanctuaryCentral Station Drive
Central Station Drive is a primary safari route across Tanzania's northern wildlife circuit, offering game drive access to multiple ecosystems and Big Five viewing opportunities. Best visited as part of a 3-7 day safari combining major parks like Tarangire, Lake Manyara, and the Serengeti.
Marine ParkPrison Island
Prison Island (Changuu Island) is a small coral sanctuary off Zanzibar famous for its colony of 100+ year-old Aldabra giant tortoises, colonial ruins, and excellent snorkeling in clear turquoise waters. A 20-minute boat ride from Stone Town, it's the perfect half-day excursion for travelers combinin
Ramena
Ramena is a coastal fishing village in Diego Suarez Bay, northern Madagascar, offering pristine beaches, traditional dhow sailing to the Emerald Sea, and access to Amber Mountain National Park and Ankarana tsingy formations. Best visited May-October for kite-surfing, snorkeling, and 3 Bays explorati
Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo International Airport
Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo International Airport (BUQ) is Zimbabwe's third-largest international airport in Bulawayo, serving as the primary gateway to western safari regions including Matobo National Park and Gonarezhou National Park. Located 15 km north of the city at 1,329 meters elevation, it offers a
National ParkNamib Desert
Namib Desert is the world's oldest desert, covering 81,000 km² with the planet's highest sand dunes, including the iconic 325-meter Big Daddy and white-clay Deadvlei. Home to desert-adapted elephants, lions, and over 500 bird species, it offers dramatic landscape photography, guided canyon hikes, an
MountainLemosho Gate
Lemosho Gate is the northwestern entry point to Mount Kilimanjaro at 2,100 meters elevation, serving as the trailhead for the scenic Lemosho Route—the most gradual and least-crowded climbing path with superior acclimatization and forest ecosystem views. Located 120 km west of Moshi, it requires 4×4
National ParkLiuwa Plain National Park
Liuwa Plain National Park is a 3,369-km² wilderness in Zambia's Western Province hosting Africa's second-largest wildebeest migration (45,000+ animals) and thriving populations of lion, cheetah, and wild dog with minimal crowds. Best visited November–May when seasonal flooding creates lush grassland
CountryRepublic of Zambia
The Republic of Zambia is a 752,612 km² African nation with 20 national parks covering over 30% of its land, pioneering the walking safari and offering raw, exclusive wildlife experiences with minimal crowds. Home to all Big Five mammals, 500+ bird species, and the world's largest mammal migration (
OtherVictoria Station Drive
Victoria Station Drive is the scenic 3-4 hour transfer route through Zimbabwe connecting Victoria Falls to Hwange National Park, the country's largest game reserve (14,650 km²) with the world's largest elephant population. The drive itself offers frequent wildlife viewing opportunities across teak w
OtherMukuni Village
Mukuni Village is an active Zambian settlement near Livingstone offering 2-hour guided cultural tours where visitors meet craftspeople, visit Chief Mukuni's Palace, taste traditional foods, and learn authentic village life. This working community provides genuine cultural immersion rather than touri
OtherNgonye Falls
Ngonye Falls is a 12-metre Zambezi River waterfall near Sioma in southwestern Zambia. Visitors come for its high-volume horseshoe cascade, riverine setting and community-led conservation park.
MountainBarranco Wall
Barranco Wall is a 250-300 meter steep rocky ridge on Mount Kilimanjaro's southern flank in Tanzania—a non-technical scramble that appears on four major climbing routes and is considered the most memorable single moment of most climbers' expeditions. Despite its intimidating appearance, it requires
Sterling Pediatrics
Sterling Pediatrics is a medical facility in Kenya; not a safari destination. Families planning Kenya safaris should arrange pediatric healthcare access through verified safari operators and confirm medical evacuation protocols with their lodge.
Serenity House (Loudoun) Recovery Community Center
Serenity House (Loudoun) Recovery Community Center is a recovery services facility in Virginia, not a Tanzania safari destination. For authentic African wildlife experiences, explore verified safari operators and packages on SafariFind.com.
Mongu
Mongu is the capital of Zambia's Western Province and the historic center of Barotseland. Visitors come for the seasonal Barotse Floodplain and as a gateway to remote Liuwa Plain wildlife safaris.
National ParkCentral Park
Central Park is the permanent wildlife heart of Serengeti National Park in Tanzania, covering 14,763 km² with year-round Big Five sightings, exceptional lion populations, and the legendary Seronera Valley. Best visited June–October during the dry season, it offers reliable game drives, walking safar
National ParkNorth Luangwa National Park North Gate
North Luangwa National Park North Gate is Zambia's primary entrance to a 4,636 km² wilderness sanctuary hosting the country's largest elephant population and only black rhino population. Its remote setting, walking safaris, and strict visitor limits make it one of Africa's most exclusive and untouch
LakeLake Langano
Lake Langano is Ethiopia's only bilharzia-free freshwater lake in the Rift Valley, 200 km south of Addis Ababa, featuring over 200 bird species, hippos, crocodiles, and monkeys. It serves as a relaxing safari base combining lake swimming, birdwatching, and access to nearby Bale Mountains and highlan
City TownAddis Abeba
Addis Abeba is Ethiopia's capital and primary safari gateway at 2,355 meters elevation, home to Bole International Airport and serving as the logistical hub for accessing 11 national parks including Awash, Gambella, and Simien Mountains. The city offers cultural attractions and lodge stays before or
National ParkAwash park
Awash National Park is a 756 km² wildlife reserve in Ethiopia's Great Rift Valley, 230 km from Addis Ababa, home to over 460 bird species, Beisa oryx, and large Hamadryas baboon troops. Visit for game drives, hot springs, and dramatic waterfalls in one of Africa's most accessible safari destinations
Dera (Dheeraa)
Dera (Dheeraa) is a preparatory school in Oromia Region, Ethiopia, serving grades 9-10 students in the Arsi Zone. While primarily educational, the surrounding highlands offer cultural immersion and access to traditional knowledge systems.
LakeWonchi Crater Lake
Wonchi Crater Lake is a 560-hectare volcanic crater lake at 3,380 meters elevation in Ethiopia's Oromia Region, 155 km west of Addis Ababa, featuring a 16th-century island monastery, natural hot springs, and lush alpine forests. Perfect for a full-day excursion combining geology, culture, and highla
Maryland
Maryland does not exist as an established safari destination in Kenya. Verify the destination name with Kenya Wildlife Service or explore authentic Kenya safari packages on SafariFind.com.
Wildlife SanctuaryMantenga Nature Reserve
Mantenga Nature Reserve is a 14 km² cultural and natural heritage site in Eswatini's Ezulwini Valley featuring a 70-meter waterfall, reconstructed 1850s Swazi village, and twice-daily traditional dance performances. Best for hikers and cultural travelers seeking affordable, low-crowd experiences com
BeachFumba
Fumba is a coastal village in southwest Zanzibar, Tanzania, serving as the departure point for Safari Blue—a full-day marine excursion featuring snorkeling in Menai Bay Conservation Area, island visits, and traditional Swahili experiences. Best visited during dry seasons (January–February and July–S
OtherDatoga Cultural Experience
Datoga Cultural Experience is an authentic indigenous cultural encounter at Lake Eyasi in Tanzania's Rift Valley, where visitors meet the Datoga people—a semi-nomadic tribe known for intricate beadwork, eye tattoos, and blacksmithing. The experience combines tribal interactions with game drives in n
LakeAmpefy
Ampefy is a volcanic ecotourism destination in central Madagascar featuring Lake Itasy, geothermal geysers, waterfalls, and traditional Malagasy culture. Located 100 km from Antananarivo, it combines natural attractions with nearby lemur viewing and is ideal for a 2-3 day highland escape.
City TownMoshi Airport
Moshi is a mountain town in northern Tanzania located 42 km from Kilimanjaro International Airport, serving as the primary base for Mount Kilimanjaro climbers and a gateway to northern safari circuits. Most travelers spend 1-2 nights here before climbing or starting multi-day wildlife tours to Seren
City TownHarar
Harar is a UNESCO World Heritage walled city in eastern Ethiopia with 82 mosques—the world's highest concentration—and is considered Islam's fourth-holiest city. Beyond its rich Islamic heritage and living Harari culture, visitors can combine city exploration with nearby wildlife viewing at Babile E
National Museum of Ethiopia
The National Museum of Ethiopia in Addis Ababa houses the 3.2-million-year-old skeleton of Lucy and displays artifacts spanning Ethiopia's 4.2-million-year human history. A 2-3 hour visit provides essential cultural context before exploring Ethiopia's endemic wildlife in the Simien Mountains, Bale M
National ParkOrpen Gate
Orpen Gate is central Kruger National Park's primary entrance in Limpopo, South Africa, offering exceptional Big Five viewing across open grasslands with the park's highest lion density. Located 30 km from Hoedspruit, it provides self-drive and guided safari access with family-friendly rest camp fac
Chisamba
Chisamba is Zambia's safari gateway town offering access to Kasanka National Park, Bangweulu Wetlands, and the Busanga Plains—destinations famous for walking safaris and pristine wildlife encounters with fewer tourists than other African parks. The region is best visited May-October during the dry s
BeachAndavadoaka
Andavadoaka is a coastal village in southwestern Madagascar where the Velondriake coral reef meets white sandy beaches, offering snorkeling, Vezo fishing culture, and baobab forests. Best visited as a 2-3 day beach and marine excursion within a larger Madagascar safari itinerary.
ConservancyNgutuni Wildlife Conservancy
Ngutuni Wildlife Conservancy is a 10,000-acre private game reserve in southeastern Kenya bordering Tsavo East National Park, home to over 500 bird species, elephants, lions, and cheetahs, located just 2.5 hours from Mombasa. It offers exclusive wildlife viewing with controlled visitor numbers and dr
City TownKatima Mulilo
Katima Mulilo is a frontier town on the Zambezi River in Namibia's Caprivi Strip, serving as the gateway to three major national parks with river-based wildlife safaris, boat cruises, and access to Victoria Falls. The region offers seasonal wildlife concentrations along the Kwando, Zambezi, and Chob
Wildlife SanctuaryMlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary
Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary is Eswatini's oldest protected area covering 4,560 hectares in the Ezulwini Valley, offering unique safari freedom with walking, cycling, and horseback adventures among zebra, wildebeest, and over 500 bird species without major predators. Proclaimed in 1961 and now the ki
BeachMonkey Bay
Monkey Bay is a UNESCO World Heritage Site on southern Lake Malawi, home to over 1,000 endemic cichlid fish species and serving as the gateway to Lake Malawi National Park. The bay combines snorkeling and diving with relaxed beach culture, research opportunities, and easy access to nearby islands an
Forest ReserveSenga Hills Forest Reserve
Senga Hills Forest Reserve is a 2,000-hectare protected forest in central Malawi offering bike and walking safaris through miombo woodland and wetlands, home to zebras, kudu, giraffes, and abundant birdlife. Located just 30 minutes from Senga Bay, it's ideal for travelers seeking a low-stress wildli
City TownWilliamsburg
Williamsburg, Virginia blends colonial American history with accessible wildlife viewing at York River State Park and Chippokes Plantation, offering hiking, paddling, fossil collecting, and encounters with bald eagles, herons, and white-tailed deer. Located 11 miles from major state parks, it's idea
Wildlife SanctuaryOlpopongi Maasai Cultural Village & Museum
Olpopongi Maasai Cultural Village & Museum is Tanzania's first authentic Maasai Boma with overnight facilities, located 74 km from Moshi, offering guided village tours, walking safaris, traditional meals, and direct support to local Maasai families [1]. Day visits cost $90-$190 per person depending
National ParkMalolotja Nature Reserve
Malolotja Nature Reserve is an 18,000-hectare mountain wilderness in northwestern Eswatini featuring rolling highland terrain, three river gorges, over 280 bird species, and safe unguided hiking—with no dangerous game but abundant zebras, antelopes, and wildflowers. The reserve is best for hikers an
BeachJambiani
Jambiani is a working fishing village and beach resort on Zanzibar's southeast coast, featuring white sand beaches, seaweed farming culture, and water sports like kiteboarding and snorkeling. It's the ideal 3-4 day beach extension after a northern Tanzania safari.
ConservancySavé Valley Conservancy
Savé Valley Conservancy is Africa's largest private game reserve at 750,000 acres in southeastern Zimbabwe, home to all Big Five mammals and over 500 bird species with exceptional leopard populations. Visitors enjoy guided game drives, walking safaris, and night drives with professional guides, with
National ParkLimpopo National Park
Limpopo National Park is a 9,259 km² Mozambican reserve bordering Kruger National Park, part of the 35,000 km² Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park, home to all Big Five mammals (except rhino) and over 500 bird species. It offers remote 4×4 adventures, wilderness hikes, and a wilder, less-crowded safari
ConservancyLoita Hills
Loita Hills is a 2,500-hectare community conservancy 50 km east of Maasai Mara, featuring cool highland forests, 430 resident elephants, and exceptional walking safaris through pristine wilderness with traditional Maasai culture. The area hosts over 50 mammal species and 500 bird species, offering a
BeachMtwapa
Mtwapa is a coastal conservation town 20 km north of Mombasa, Kenya, offering unique combinations of sea turtle protection work, boat safaris on Mtwapa Creek, and easy access to major wildlife parks like Amboseli and Hell's Gate. It's ideal for travelers seeking both marine and terrestrial African e
National ParkMaputo National Park
Maputo National Park is a 1,040 km² UNESCO World Heritage Site in southern Mozambique featuring 400+ elephants, 500+ bird species, and pristine beaches where wildlife meets the Indian Ocean. Visit for coastal game drives, turtle nesting (October–March), and a unique African safari experience just 10
Game ReserveBalule Nature Reserve
Balule Nature Reserve is a 40,000-hectare private game reserve in Limpopo, South Africa, protecting all Big Five species with unfenced access to Greater Kruger's ecosystem and over 260 bird species. It offers affordable, intimate safari experiences with fewer crowds than mainstream Kruger, making it
Big Bend
Big Bend is a safari town in southeastern Eswatini serving as the gateway to Hlane Royal National Park and private Nisela Game Reserve, where visitors see all Big Five species and over 300 bird species. Known for intimate, self-guided wildlife experiences along the Usutu River, it offers safari flex
Alberton
Alberton is a Gauteng town 50 km south of Johannesburg that serves as a gateway to major South African safari reserves like Kruger National Park and private game reserves, offering convenient accommodation and tour logistics for wildlife travelers.
Game ReserveZuka Private Game Reserve
Zuka Private Game Reserve is a 10,300-hectare Big Five safari destination in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, featuring guided game drives, walking safaris, and hands-on conservation experiences within the Munywana Conservancy. Located three hours from Durban, the reserve offers exclusive lodge accommod
Game ReserveManyoni Private Game Reserve
Manyoni Private Game Reserve is a 23,000-hectare Big Five safari destination in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, renowned for hosting one of southern Africa's largest black and white rhino populations alongside all Big Five species. Created in 2004 from 17 farms and home to over 400 bird species, it off
Marine ParkQuirimbas Archipelago
Quirimbas Archipelago is a chain of 32 coral islands off northern Mozambique protecting Africa's largest marine reserve with 750,639 hectares, featuring pristine reefs, five turtle species, dugong, humpback whales, and historic Swahili trading towns. Best visited May–November for diving and game fis
3rd Caves - Kibo Hut Trail
The 3rd Caves - Kibo Hut Trail is a critical 4-5 hour high-altitude hiking segment on Kilimanjaro (3,930 m to 4,700 m) that serves as the final acclimatization push before summit attempts. Part of the quieter Rongai Route, it crosses barren alpine desert with views across the Saddle between Mawenzi
OtherChutes de la Karera
Chutes de la Karera is a scenic waterfall in southeastern Burundi located 26 km from Gitega, historically significant as a sacred gathering site where local communities traditionally worshipped and celebrated. The falls offer cultural experiences, picnic facilities, and forest hiking, typically visi
National ParkKibira National Park
Kibira National Park is a 40,000-hectare montane rainforest in northwestern Burundi home to chimpanzees, 200+ bird species, and seven Albertine Rift endemics along the Congo-Nile Divide. Featuring less-developed infrastructure than regional parks, it offers intimate wildlife encounters and guided ch
Marine ParkWasini Island
Wasini Island is a 5-kilometer-long coral island off Kenya's southern coast featuring pristine snorkeling in Kisite-Mpunguti Marine National Park, dolphin watching, and authentic Swahili cultural experiences with the indigenous Vumba people. Best visited as a full-day excursion from Mombasa or Diani
BeachSalary
Salary Bay is a remote coastal village in southwestern Madagascar known for snorkeling in the Mozambique Channel and access to the Spiny Forest ecosystem. It serves as a cultural and marine hub on multi-day Madagascar safari itineraries, offering visitors traditional Vezo village experiences and pri
BeachMorombe
Morombe is a remote coastal town in southwestern Madagascar on the Mozambique Channel, home to world-class coral reefs, traditional Vezo fishing villages, and enormous baobab trees. It serves as a key stop on 14-21 day Madagascar safari routes connecting rainforests, canyons, and spiny forests.
BeachBelo sur Mer
Belo sur Mer is a traditional Vezo fishing village on Madagascar's western coast, 100 km from Morondava, featuring white-sand beaches, coral reefs, and centuries-old wooden boat construction. It offers cultural immersion and marine activities in one of Madagascar's most remote and authentic coastal
Atlantic City
Atlantic City is a coastal beach town on Tanzania's Indian Ocean shore, offering white-sand beaches and water activities. It serves as an ideal post-safari relaxation destination, complementing wildlife viewing packages available through verified operators on SafariFind.
AirportMaun International Airport
Maun International Airport (MUB) is Botswana's busiest safari gateway, located 5 km north of Maun town, handling more aircraft movements than major European hubs during peak season. It serves as the primary access point for light aircraft charters to the Okavango Delta, Makgadikgadi Pans, and northe
City TownAmbalavao
Ambalavao is a highland gateway town in central Madagascar where travelers combine ring-tailed lemur tracking at Anja Community Reserve with traditional Antaimoro paper-making workshops. Located between Ranomafana and Isalo National Parks, it serves as the essential hub for multi-park wildlife safar
National ParkMomella Gate
Momella Gate is the main entrance to Arusha National Park in northern Tanzania, located 35 km from Arusha town and serving as the gateway to Mount Meru climbs and seven scenic Momella Lakes. The gate provides access to walking safaris, canoeing, and multi-day treks in a compact park known for intima
Game ReserveChief's Island
Chief's Island is the largest island in Botswana's Okavango Delta, measuring 70 km long and renowned as the "predator capital of Africa" with the highest wildlife concentrations in the region. The private island offers exclusive safari experiences with exceptional Big Five sightings, seasonal floodp
MountainLondorosi Gate
Londorosi Gate (2,250m) is Mount Kilimanjaro's northwestern entry point, serving trekkers on the less-crowded Lemosho and Shira routes with gradual acclimatization profiles and 18% of the park's annual visitors. Located 82 km from Moshi, it offers quieter access to Africa's highest peak compared to
Game ReserveMasai Mara National Reserve
Masai Mara National Reserve is a 1,510 km² wildlife reserve in southwestern Kenya famous for hosting the annual Great Migration of 1.3 million wildebeest and the highest concentration of Africa's Big Five. Year-round game viewing, hot-air balloon safaris, and Maasai cultural experiences make it one
Antananarivo
Antananarivo, or Tana, is Madagascar's highland capital and the main gateway for island wildlife tours. It is the usual starting point for Andasibe-Mantadia, where travellers can hear indri calls and search for 12 lemur species.
National ParkGorongosa National Park
Gorongosa National Park is a 4,000 km² wilderness at the southern end of Africa's Great Rift Valley in Mozambique, restored from near-total wildlife collapse to a thriving safari destination with lions, elephants, and over 500 bird species. Best visited July-October, it offers game drives, walking s
LakeMantasoa Dam
Mantasoa Dam is a historic 20 km² reservoir in central Madagascar built in 1937-1938, featuring colonial-era engineering, the legacy of industrialist Jean Laborde, and water-based recreation. The site offers lemur spotting, museum exhibits, and outdoor activities in a scenic eucalyptus forest settin
National ParkMurchison Falls National Park
# Murchison Falls National Park Murchison Falls National Park stands as Uganda's oldest and largest conservation area, covering 3,893 square kilometers across the northern Albertine Rift Valley. Officially designated in 1952, this vast landscape encompasses savanna, woodland, and riverine forests, o
National ParkHwange National Park
Hwange National Park is Zimbabwe's largest national park, home to Africa's largest elephant population (44,000–50,000 individuals) and all Big Five wildlife across 14,763 square kilometers of diverse terrain. Located 200 km south of Victoria Falls, it offers classic African safaris with fewer crowds
Morecambe
Morecambe does not exist as a safari destination or recognized location in Tanzania. For authentic Tanzania wildlife experiences, explore verified safari operators and packages on SafariFind covering Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Tarangire, and other premier parks.
ConservancyOl Pejeta Conservancy
Ol Pejeta Conservancy: Kenya's Premier Conservation Destination Nestled on the equator in Laikipia County near Nanyuki, Ol Pejeta Conservancy stands as one of Africa's most accessible and impactful safari destinations. Positioned between the Aberdares foothills and Mount Kenya's snow-capped peaks, t
Mzuzu
Mzuzu is the capital of Malawi's Northern Region, sitting at 1,200 meters elevation and serving as the gateway to Nyika National Park and Vwaza Marsh Wildlife Reserve. The town's strategic location on Malawi's main highway makes it the ideal base for northern safari adventures, mountain trekking, an
National ParkMkomazi National Park
Mkomazi National Park is a remote 3,270 sq km wilderness in northeastern Tanzania featuring endangered black rhinos, all Big Five mammals, and over 450 bird species in dramatically mountainous acacia-woodland terrain. Known for uncrowded game drives, walking safaris, and rare wildlife viewing, it of
City TownJoffreville
Joffreville is a French Colonial village 4 km from Amber Mountain National Park in northern Madagascar, serving as the gateway for rainforest trekking at 1,200m elevation. The village offers authentic local culture, certified guides, and mid-range lodges within 45 minutes of Antsiranana airport.
Dr. Ali Moshirfar
Dr. Ali Moshirfar does not appear to be a recognized safari destination in Tanzania. If planning a Tanzanian safari, explore the country's 22 national parks — including Serengeti, Ngorongoro, and Tarangire — through verified operators on SafariFind.com.
Maragh Dermatology, Surgery & Vein Institute
Maragh Dermatology, Surgery & Vein Institute is a medical dermatology clinic in Virginia, not a safari destination. For authentic Kenya safaris, explore verified operators on SafariFind.
MountainShira Plateau
Shira Plateau is a 3,500–3,800 meter high-altitude tableland and collapsed volcanic caldera on Mount Kilimanjaro's western side in Tanzania, offering panoramic views of Kibo peak and serving as a critical acclimatization zone for trekkers. The moorland ecosystem supports over 180 bird species and oc
Wildlife SanctuaryNata
Nata Bird Sanctuary is a 230-square-kilometer community-managed reserve in northeastern Botswana at the edge of the Sua Pan, one of the world's largest flamingo breeding sites with over 500 bird species. Best visited October to March during seasonal flooding, it offers stunning sunset game drives ac
National ParkQueen Elizabeth National Park
# Queen Elizabeth National Park: Uganda's Premier Wildlife Destination Spanning 1,978 square kilometers across the districts of Kasese, Kamwenge, Rubirizi, and Rukungiri in western Uganda, Queen Elizabeth National Park stands as the country's most popular and biodiverse safari destination. Originall
City TownMorogoro
Morogoro is Tanzania's gateway to the southern circuit, providing access to Udzungwa Mountains National Park—one of Africa's 34 biodiversity hotspots with 12 primate species and 400+ bird species. The region combines mountain hiking, wildlife safaris, and cultural tourism within reach of Mikumi Nati
AirportAéroport d'Arrachart
Aéroport d'Arrachart (DIE) is Madagascar's primary gateway to the far north, serving Antsiranana and enabling access to Amber Mountain National Park, Namoroka National Park, and coastal three-bay trekking. The airport connects directly to Antananarivo, positioning travelers to explore Madagascar's 9
Game ReservePilanesberg Game Reserve
Pilanesberg Game Reserve is a malaria-free safari destination conveniently located near Johannesburg and Pretoria in South Africa. This pristine wilderness spans a significant area and offers visitors an unforgettable wildlife adventure without the health concerns associated with traditional safari
Safari OperatorEretoto Adventures
Eretoto Adventures is a Tanzanian-owned safari operator based in Arusha offering personalized Kilimanjaro climbs, mountain treks, and wildlife safaris across Serengeti, Ngorongoro, and Tarangire with multilingual guides and a strong focus on sustainable community tourism. Rated 4.9/5 by verified tra
Wildlife SanctuaryCrescent Island Game Sanctuary
Crescent Island Game Sanctuary is a private wildlife sanctuary on Lake Naivasha in Kenya's Great Rift Valley, 90 km northwest of Nairobi, offering unique walking safaris among giraffes, zebras, and 500+ bird species without predator threat. Accessible only by boat, it provides intimate wildlife enco
OtherRainforest
Zimbabwe does not have rainforest biomes; its landscape features savanna, woodland, and riverine gallery forests along rivers like the Zambezi. The country excels in exclusive safari experiences with 650+ bird species, all Big Five mammals, and some of Africa's finest wildlife guides across five maj
City TownAddis Ababa
# Addis Ababa: Ethiopia's Highland Capital Addis Ababa stands as Ethiopia's capital city, strategically positioned in the northern highlands with access to remarkable natural destinations. The city serves as a gateway to extraordinary biodiversity hotspots, including the Simien Mountains National P
MountainMount Kitumbeine
Mount Kitumbeine is a 1,779-meter extinct volcano in northern Tanzania's Arusha Region, sacred to the Maasai and offering panoramic views of Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru. This remote trekking destination combines montane forest ecosystems with safari opportunities, attracting adventurers seeking an al
National ParkAmboseli Road
Amboseli Road winds through Kenya's premier elephant-viewing park, home to 900+ free-roaming elephants and iconic Mount Kilimanjaro views. A compact 392-km² destination offering 4×4 game drives, 400+ bird species, and four Big Five mammals across five distinct habitats.
City TownBujumbura
Bujumbura is Burundi's capital and primary safari gateway, located 15 km from Rusizi National Park and offering cultural attractions like the Gishora Drum Sanctuary alongside wildlife expeditions. The city serves as the launching point for chimpanzee tracking in Kibira, hippo and crocodile viewing i
OtherManambolo River
Manambolo River is a 60 km remote canoe descent through red limestone gorges in western Madagascar, offering access to Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park and encounters with 17 lemur species and rare birds in pristine wilderness. The quieter alternative to crowded river routes, it operates May–Novembe
Melchior Ndadaye International Airport
Melchior Ndadaye International Airport (BJM) is Burundi's only international airport, located 15 kilometers from Bujumbura at 787 meters elevation. It serves as the gateway for safaris to Rusizi National Park and Kibira National Park, connecting travelers to chimpanzee trekking, wildlife viewing, an
Masala Pizza & Bitezz
Masala Pizza & Bitezz is a dining spot in Nairobi, Kenya's safari gateway city. Located 1,661 meters above sea level, it serves travelers organizing Kenya safari trips to Masai Mara, Amboseli, and other premier wildlife reserves.
LakeLake Natron
# Lake Natron: Tanzania's Remarkable Soda Lake Nestled in northern Tanzania adjacent to Oldonyo Lengai, the active volcanic Mountain of God, Lake Natron is one of East Africa's most extraordinary natural wonders. This spectacular soda lake is primarily occupied by the Indigenous Maasai people, who h
Ar-Arusip
Ar-Arusip is a wildlife area in northeastern Tanzania within the northern safari circuit, home to diverse ecosystems supporting all Big Five mammals and over 500 bird species. Access customized safari packages through verified operators on SafariFind to explore this remote region with expert guides.
OtherOlduvai Gorge
Olduvai Gorge is a 48-kilometre ravine in northern Tanzania containing the world's most continuous fossil record of human evolution, with a museum and active excavation sites where visitors can learn about discoveries by Louis and Mary Leakey. Located between the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater, it'
BeachMangily
Mangily is a coastal village 27 km north of Toliara in southwestern Madagascar offering beach access combined with unique wildlife viewing in baobab forests and Kirindy Reserve. The destination features endemic lemurs, chameleons, and fossas alongside coral reef snorkeling and is typically visited f
National ParkKasane
Kasane, Botswana Kasane is a small town in northern Botswana, serving as the gateway to Chobe National Park, the country's first and most biologically diverse protected area spanning 11,700 square kilometers. The town sits along the stunning Chobe River, described as a bright blue ribbon winding thr
Wildlife SanctuaryMabamba Swamp
Mabamba Swamp is a 2,424-hectare Ramsar Wetland near Entebbe, Uganda, hosting over 300 bird species and the world's best chance to see the prehistoric Shoebill Stork in its natural habitat. A half-day canoe safari from Entebbe offers accessible, high-success birdwatching without requiring overnight
National ParkKasanka National Park
Kasanka National Park is a 390-square-kilometre wetland and forest park in Zambia's Central Province. Travellers visit for the October-to-December fruit-bat migration, rare sitatunga and more than 450 recorded bird species.
MountainPoint Lenana
Point Lenana is Mount Kenya's most accessible 4,985-meter summit, requiring no technical climbing and offering panoramic views of the twin peaks and Mount Kilimanjaro. A 3-4 day trek here provides high-altitude wilderness experience with established routes from multiple entry points.
Game ReserveTembe Elephant Park
Tembe Elephant Park is a 300 km² community-owned Big Five reserve in northern KwaZulu-Natal, famous for large-tusked African elephants and rare sand forest. Visit for guided 4x4 drives, waterhole viewing at Mahlasela Hide and safari tourism that supports the Tembe community.
Wildlife SanctuaryPalmarium Reserve
Palmarium Reserve is a 50-hectare private wildlife sanctuary on Madagascar's east coast, accessible only by boat, known for its exceptional concentration of 10 lemur species including the rare aye-aye. The reserve offers intimate wildlife encounters in a preserved tropical forest ecosystem, with bea
Ukunda Airport
Ukunda Airport (UKA) is the domestic airport serving Diani Beach on Kenya's south coast, around 10 minutes from central Diani. It is a practical fly-in gateway for beach holidays combined with Shimba Hills and wider Kenya wildlife safaris.
LakeKosi Bay
Kosi Bay is a four-lake estuary system within South Africa's UNESCO-listed iSimangaliso Wetland Park. Visit for turtle-nesting beaches, traditional Thonga fish traps, mangrove kayaking, birding and estuary snorkelling.
Game ReserveuMkhuze Game Reserve
uMkhuze Game Reserve is a 360 km² Big Five reserve within UNESCO-listed iSimangaliso Wetland Park. Visit for more than 450 bird species, black and white rhinos, rare sand forest and productive waterhole hides.
OtheriSimangaliso Wetland Park
iSimangaliso Wetland Park is a 3,280 km² UNESCO-listed mosaic of lakes, estuaries, coral reefs, beaches, forests and savanna in KwaZulu-Natal. Visit for Big Five game viewing, more than 500 bird species, St Lucia hippos, reef diving and seasonal turtle nesting.
LakeKikuletwa Hot Springs
Kikuletwa Hot Springs is a natural geothermal oasis in Tanzania's Kilimanjaro Region with crystal-clear 27°C turquoise water, surrounded by lush fig and palm trees—perfect for swimming, relaxation, and a unique fish spa experience. Located 40 km from Moshi, it's an ideal day trip or add-on to safari
Mombasa
Mombasa is Kenya's principal Indian Ocean city, combining Swahili heritage, beach stays and convenient access to Tsavo safari country. Visit for coastal time before or after game drives focused on elephants, lions and other Kenya wildlife.
National ParkTsavo National Park
Tsavo National Park is Kenya's largest wildlife reserve, covering 22,000 km² and home to all Big Five mammals, famous red elephants, and over 500 bird species. Located 240 km southeast of Nairobi, it offers uncrowded safari experiences across volcanic terrain, grasslands, and the scenic Mzima Spring
AirportNanyuki Airstrip
Nanyuki Airstrip is Kenya's gateway to Laikipia's premier wildlife conservancies, located 9 km from Nanyuki town on the equator between Mount Kenya and the Aberdares. From here, visitors access Ol Pejeta Conservancy (home to the last two northern white rhinos), Sweetwaters Chimpanzee Sanctuary, and
Addo Elephant National Park
Addo Elephant National Park Nestled in South Africa's Eastern Cape province, Addo Elephant National Park spans approximately 180,000 hectares, making it one of Africa's most important wildlife sanctuaries. The park is home to over 600 African elephants, the largest concentration in the country, alon
City TownNanyuki
Nanyuki is a highland gateway town in Kenya's Laikipia County, straddling the equator at 1,900 meters elevation. It provides primary access to Ol Pejeta Conservancy—home to the world's last two northern white rhinos, the Big Five, and Sweetwaters Chimpanzee Sanctuary—plus Mount Kenya trekking and ho
Amboseli National Park
Amboseli National Park, located on Kenya's southern border, spans vast plains offering unparalleled wildlife viewing opportunities. Within just two hours of safari, visitors encounter elephants, lions, giraffes, zebras, and the elusive leopard—members of Africa's iconic Big Five. The park is particu
Semera
Semera is the capital of Ethiopia's Afar Region and a key gateway city for guided Danakil Depression expeditions. Visit for access to Erta Ale, Dallol, Afar culture and wildlife excursions toward Yangudi Rassa National Park.
OtherDanakil Depression
Danakil Depression is an extreme Afar-region desert basin of salt flats, hydrothermal mineral fields and active volcanoes, including Erta Ale and Dallol. Visit for guided 4x4 expeditions, Afar salt-caravan culture and some of Ethiopia's most unusual geology.
Erta Ale
Erta Ale is an active shield volcano in Ethiopia's Danakil Depression, famous for its lava lake and remote desert setting. Visitors come for guided 4x4 expeditions, night hikes, volcanic views, and combined trips to Dallol or Awash National Park.
National ParkLake Nakuru National Park
# Lake Nakuru National Park Nestled on the floor of Kenya's Great Rift Valley, Lake Nakuru National Park offers a stunning natural sanctuary surrounded by woody and bushy grassland. This ecological gem features semi-alkaline waters that mirror the sky, creating breathtaking vistas for visitors. The
National ParkMeru National Park
# Meru National Park: Kenya's Complete Wilderness Spanning 870 square kilometers in remote northern Kenya, Meru National Park stands as one of Africa's most pristine and unspoiled destinations. Bordered by Bisanadi National Reserve to the northeast and Kora National Park to the southeast, this rugge
OtherMursi
Mursi is a pastoral community in and around Omo National Park, known for distinctive cultural traditions and body decoration. Visitors combine a guided community visit with bush-savanna wildlife viewing in nearby Mago National Park.
MountainMweka Gate
Mweka Gate is the primary descent exit point for Mount Kilimanjaro at 1,640 meters, where approximately 50% of climbers complete their trek and receive official summit certificates. Located on the southern slopes in a tropical rainforest zone 30-40 minutes from Moshi, it serves as the finish line fo
OtherNgorongoro
Ngorongoro is an 8,094.4 km² protected conservation area in northern Tanzania, centered on the world's largest intact volcanic caldera. Travelers visit for reliable Big Five viewing, black rhino sightings, migration access, Olduvai Gorge and Maasai cultural experiences.
National ParkSerengeti
Serengeti is Tanzania's 14,763-square-kilometre national park and a core habitat of the Great Wildebeest Migration. Visitors come for Big Five game drives, predator sightings, calving-season action, balloon flights, and open savanna landscapes.
AirportBandar Udara Internasional KilimanjaroKilimanjaro International Airport
Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) is the main air gateway between international flights and northern Tanzania's safari circuit. Travelers use it to reach Arusha, Moshi, Mount Kilimanjaro, Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro Crater, and Tarangire National Park.
JKIA (NBO)
JKIA (NBO), or Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, is Kenya's principal international gateway in Embakasi, Nairobi. It is a convenient arrival point for a half-day Nairobi National Park safari, where rhino, lion, giraffe, zebra, and Nairobi skyline views are possible.
National ParkTsavo East National Park
# Tsavo East National Park Tsavo East National Park stands as one of Kenya's premier wildlife destinations, offering visitors an unparalleled safari experience across its vast expanse of pristine bush landscape. Located in southeastern Kenya, this spectacular park is home to most of Africa's larger
Buffalo Springs National Reserve
Buffalo Springs National Reserve Located in northern Kenya's Isiolo County, Buffalo Springs National Reserve spans 131 square kilometers of stunning dryland sanctuary. This striking protected area features volcanic landscapes, crystal-clear springs, and the scenic Ewaso Ng'iro River, creating a uniq
O.R. Tambo International Airport
O.R. Tambo International Airport is Johannesburg's main international gateway for safari travel into Botswana and Southern Africa. It is valuable for connecting to Maun, Kasane, the Okavango Delta, Chobe, and Kruger National Park.
National ParkGorilla trekking Uganda
Gorilla trekking Uganda offers one-hour encounters with endangered mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and Mgahinga, where Uganda protects more than half of the world's 1,004 remaining wild gorillas. Guided treks through dense rainforest combine physical challenge with profound wi
National ParkNxai Pan National Park
# Nxai Pan National Park Nestled in northeastern Botswana, Nxai Pan National Park spans 2,578 square kilometers of pristine Kalahari Desert landscape. This hidden gem, officially designated a national park in 1992, borders the world's largest salt pan system and offers visitors an extraordinary safa
Arlington
Arlington is not a recognized safari destination in Tanzania. If you're planning a Tanzania safari, explore verified operators on SafariFind offering packages to authentic wildlife parks like Serengeti, Tarangire, and Ngorongoro.
Game ReserveNorthern Tuli Game Reserve
Northern Tuli Game Reserve is a 710 km² private reserve in southeastern Botswana's Tuli Block. Visitors come for abundant elephants, strong leopard sightings, eland herds, varied landscapes and year-round game viewing.
OtherLotsane River
Lotsane River is a private safari property on the Lotsane River in Botswana's Tuli Block. Visitors choose it for river-edge accommodation, guided plains-game viewing, and access by road or private charter.
Game ReserveMalaMala Private Game Reserve
# MalaMala Private Game Reserve Established in 1927, MalaMala is South Africa's largest private Big Five game reserve, spanning 13,300 hectares of pristine wilderness. Strategically positioned between the renowned Kruger National Park and Sabi Sand Reserve, it shares a 19-kilometer unfenced border w
Manambato
Manambato is an eastern Madagascar lakeside village on Lake Rasoabe, serving as the boat departure point for Ankanin'ny Nofy, Palmarium Reserve, and Aye-Aye Island. Visit for Pangalanes Canal travel and guided encounters with Madagascar's endemic lemurs, chameleons, and nocturnal aye-ayes.
AirportSeronera Airstrip
Seronera Airstrip is Tanzania's primary safari gateway, located in the heart of Serengeti National Park at 1,600m elevation, connecting fly-in travelers directly to year-round wildlife viewing without the long overland drive from Arusha. The airstrip's central Seronera Valley location offers immedia
Arabuko Sokoke Forest Reserve
# Arabuko Sokoke Forest Reserve Arabuko Sokoke Forest Reserve is Kenya's largest and most intact coastal forest, spanning 420 square kilometers along the country's coast. This UNESCO-recognized biosphere reserve represents a unique ecosystem blend, featuring ancient woodland that supports exceptiona
Marine ParkMalindi
Malindi is Kenya's oldest marine national park, protecting 213 km² of coral reefs, mangrove ecosystems, and coastal forests home to sea turtles, dolphins, and over 600 reef fish species. Best for snorkelling, scuba diving, whale shark encounters (seasonal), birding, and cultural heritage sites like
Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park
Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park spans across South Africa, Botswana, and Namibia, forming a crucial wildlife corridor in southern Africa. This vast conservation area is part of the greater transfrontier park network that includes reserves in Mozambique, Zimbabwe, and South
AirportKamuzu International Airport
Kamuzu International Airport (LLW), located 24 km from Lilongwe, is Malawi's main international gateway serving safari destinations like Lake Malawi National Park and Majete Wildlife Reserve. The airport handles international flights from major African hubs and provides access to multi-day wildlife
ConservancyLoisaba Conservancy
# Loisaba Conservancy: Kenya's Wildlife Haven Spanning 56,000 acres in Kenya's Laikipia County, Loisaba Conservancy represents a remarkable fusion of wildlife protection and community benefit. This pristine wilderness encompasses rolling savannahs and woodlands that provide sanctuary for over 260 bi
ConservancyMara Naboisho Conservancy
# Mara Naboisho Conservancy Spanning 50,000 acres in Kenya's Great Rift Valley, Mara Naboisho Conservancy represents a remarkable conservation partnership among over 500 Maasai landowners. Located north of the world-renowned Masai Mara National Reserve, this 2010-established conservancy borders the
Game ReserveSolio Game Reserve
Solio Game Reserve is Kenya's oldest and most successful rhino sanctuary, home to one of Africa's largest populations of black and white rhinos in a private 71-sq-km reserve 22 km north of Nyeri. Visit for intimate game drives, group rhino sightings, and a less-crowded alternative to larger parks, w
Richards Bay Harbour
Richards Bay Harbour is a cruise port on South Africa's KwaZulu-Natal coast serving as a gateway to Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Park, Africa's oldest game reserve, where visitors can spot Big Five wildlife and endangered African wild dogs on full-day safari excursions. Shore excursions cost C$274–C$375 per pe
Game ReserveKhwai River
Khwai River is a 200,000-hectare wildlife corridor in northeastern Botswana where unfenced borders with Moremi and Chobe create year-round Big Five viewing, with particular strength in elephant herds and African wild dogs. Community-managed concessions permit night drives and walking safaris unavail
CountryTanzania
Tanzania is a 945,087 km² East African nation with 17 national parks and the world's greatest concentration of African wildlife, including all Big Five mammals and 1.5 million wildebeest in the annual migration. Visit for iconic safari experiences across the Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, and Tarangi
Hell's Gate National Park
Hell's Gate National Park: A Walk on the Wild Side Nestled in the Great Rift Valley near Lake Naivasha, Hell's Gate National Park spans just 68 square kilometers yet offers extraordinary experiences for all ages. Located conveniently close to Nairobi with excellent road access, this compact park pun
Aberdare National Park
# Aberdare National Park: Kenya's Mountain Wilderness Nestled in central Kenya, Aberdare National Park spans approximately 767 square kilometers of pristine highland terrain. This remarkable reserve protects diverse ecosystems ranging from dense forests to open moorlands at elevations up to 3,999 me
CountryMalawi
Malawi is a southeastern African country offering intimate wildlife safaris in Big Five parks like Liwonde and Majete, combined with freshwater lake experiences—an uncrowded alternative to major safari destinations. Best visited May-October during the dry season, Malawi delivers diverse wildlife enc
Dubai International Airport
Dubai International Airport (DXB) is the primary international gateway for travelers heading to Malawi safaris, located in the UAE. Most visitors connect through DXB to Lilongwe International Airport (26 km from Lilongwe city), which distributes travelers via road and charter flights to Malawi's nin
National ParkNyerere National Park
# Nyerere National Park: Africa's Largest Wilderness Nyerere National Park, established in 2019, spans over 30,000 square kilometers across southeastern Tanzania, making it the largest national park in Africa. Named after Tanzania's founding president Julius Kambarage Nyerere, this magnificent sanct
National ParkLake Manyara National Park
# Lake Manyara National Park Nestled 126 kilometers southwest of Arusha in northern Tanzania, Lake Manyara National Park spans 325 square kilometers of pristine wilderness. This extraordinary reserve stretches between the dramatic Gregory Rift escarpment and an alkaline lake that covers approximatel
City TownSalima
Salima is a central Malawian lakeside district 110 km from Lilongwe, home to Kuti Wildlife Reserve (2,000 hectares, family-friendly, with unique horseback safaris) and Senga Bay beach resort area on Lake Malawi. Visit May–October for game drives, lake activities, and cultural experiences.
National ParkTarangire National Park
# Tarangire National Park: Tanzania's Elephant Haven Located approximately 120 kilometers southwest of Arusha City, Tarangire National Park spans 2,850 square kilometers of pristine Tanzanian wilderness. Established in 1970, this remarkable reserve boasts the highest concentration of African elephan
Khwai Concession
# Khwai Concession: Botswana's Premier Wildlife Destination Nestled strategically between Moremi Game Reserve and Chobe National Park, the Khwai Concession encompasses 180,000 to 200,000 hectares of pristine wilderness on the northeastern fringe of the Okavango Delta. This expansive landscape featur
MountainSimien Mountains National Park
Simien Mountains National Park is a 412 km² UNESCO World Heritage Site in northern Ethiopia protecting the world's rarest canid (Ethiopian wolf) and endemic Walia ibex, featuring dramatic 1,500-meter cliffs, gelada monkey herds, and trekking to Ras Dejen (4,550m). The park is best visited October–Ap
National ParkKibale Forest National Park
Kibale Forest National Park is a 766-km² rainforest in western Uganda home to 13 primate species, 1,450 habituated chimpanzees, and over 375 bird species. It's the premier destination for chimpanzee trekking in East Africa, with daily guided treks departing from Kanyanchu Visitor Centre.
Wildlife SanctuaryKirindy Forest Reserve
Kirindy Forest Reserve is a 72,000-hectare dry forest reserve 60 km from Morondava in western Madagascar, famous as the best place on Earth to see fossas and home to eight lemur species, over 132 bird species, and the world's smallest primate. Night walks and guided day hikes reveal nocturnal wildli
National ParkBekopaka
Bekopaka is a village gateway to Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park in northwestern Madagascar, featuring the world's largest uninterrupted limestone pinnacle landscape (732 km²) with 7 lemur species and 40+ bird species. Best visited April–October, it offers dramatic hiking circuits and is typically
City TownMorondava
Morondava is a west-coast Madagascar town serving as the gateway to Kirindy Forest Reserve, eight lemur species, and the iconic Avenue of the Baobabs. Best visited April–October, it offers 3–15 day safari packages starting at $980, combining wildlife reserves, rainforest trekking, and river adventur
National ParkQueen Elizabeth Drive
Queen Elizabeth Drive is a volcanic crater route in western Uganda featuring 1,978 km² of diverse wildlife habitat, 600+ bird species, and scenic viewpoints of Ruwenzori Mountains. Ideal for 3-4 day safaris combining crater lakes, boat cruises on Kazinga Channel, and chimpanzee trekking.
City TownNational Museum of Kenya
The National Museum of Kenya is a state-mandated cultural institution headquartered in Nairobi that preserves and presents Kenya's heritage through a network of 22+ regional museums, World Heritage Sites, and archaeological monuments. It serves as East Africa's premier hub for palaeontology, archaeo
National ParkSaanane Island National Park
Saanane Island National Park is East Africa's smallest and only urban-located national park, covering 2.18 km² on Lake Victoria in Mwanza with free-roaming wildlife including zebra, impala, and the rare De Brazza's monkey. Accessible by a 5-minute boat ride from the city center, it offers guided nat
National ParkTsingy de Bemaraha National Park
Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in western Madagascar featuring dramatic limestone pinnacles (tsingy) rising 40-50 meters high, creating a unique stone forest landscape. The park protects 650+ species including 11 lemur species, 100+ birds, and numerous endemic repti
National ParkMountain Zebra National Park
# Mountain Zebra National Park Nestled in South Africa's Eastern Cape province near the town of Cradock, Mountain Zebra National Park spans 284 square kilometers of pristine Karoo wilderness. Established in 1937, this remarkable reserve was created specifically to save the endangered Cape mountain z
City TownHoedspruit
Hoedspruit is South Africa's premier safari gateway town in Limpopo province, offering direct access to Kruger National Park and private game reserves where travelers encounter all Big Five mammals and over 500 bird species. Located at the foot of the Klein Drakensberg mountains, it serves as the id
National ParkKidepo Valley National Park
Kidepo Valley National Park is Uganda's most remote wilderness, covering 1,442 km² of semi-arid savanna with 77 mammal species and nearly 500 bird species, including cheetahs and ostriches found nowhere else in the country. Only 5,000 visitors reach this pristine park annually, making it one of Afri
MountainGraskop Gorge Lift Company
Graskop Gorge Lift Company is a 51-metre descent adventure attraction in Mpumalanga's Panorama Route featuring a custom-designed viewing elevator into indigenous forest, suspension bridges, and the Big Swing—one of the world's highest cable gorge swings. Open 365 days yearly, it serves as the premie
College of African Wildlife Management
College of African Wildlife Management (MWEKA) is Africa's premier wildlife training institution located at 1,370 meters on Mount Kilimanjaro's slopes in Moshi, Tanzania, offering educational tours, museum visits, and direct interaction with conservation students. Visit to combine wildlife education
KICC
KICC is Nairobi's premier cultural and convention center located 8 km south of the capital, serving as the main tourism information hub and gateway for safari planning. The facility connects travelers with verified safari operators, cultural exhibitions, and practical guidance for exploring Kenya's
City TownIringa
Iringa is a highland city in south-central Tanzania serving as the gateway to Ruaha National Park, home to over 10,000 elephants and 400 bird species in a remote 20,000 km² wilderness. The city offers cultural sites and serves as a staging point for 2-4 day safaris featuring Big Five encounters and
Game ReserveLinyanti Concession
# Linyanti Concession, Botswana Nestled in northern Botswana between the Okavango Delta and Chobe National Park, the Linyanti Reserve spans 482 square miles of pristine wilderness. This private concession remains wonderfully secluded, offering an exclusive safari experience with limited lodge develo
National ParkTsavo East Park
Tsavo East National Park is Kenya's largest national park at 13,747 km², famous for its vast open plains, red-dust elephants, and exceptional wildlife viewing with fewer tourists than other major parks. The park supports over 60 mammal species and 500+ bird species, offering authentic safari experie
Wildlife SanctuaryTaita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary
Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary is a 28,000-acre private reserve in southeastern Kenya between Tsavo East and Tsavo West, featuring red-dust plains, mountain forests, and elephant herds gathering at waterholes beneath the famous Sarova Salt Lick Lodge. Known for three endemic bird species, Big Five w
Marine ParkKisite Mpunguti Marine National Park & Reserve
Kisite-Mpunguti Marine National Park & Reserve is Kenya's first Blue Park covering 39 km² with 250+ fish species, 70 resident dolphins, and pristine coral reefs ideal for snorkeling and diving. Located 11 km offshore from Shimoni near Wasini Island, it earned Gold Level Blue Park status in 2021
City TownMasvingo
Masvingo is a provincial city in southeastern Zimbabwe serving as the gateway to UNESCO-listed Great Zimbabwe ruins and remote Gonarezhou National Park, home to 11,000 elephants and Big Five wildlife. The region combines 11th-15th century stone archaeology with pristine wilderness safaris, receiving
City TownNational City
Arusha is Tanzania's third-largest city and the gateway hub for northern safari circuits, located 335 km from Kilimanjaro International Airport at 1,524 meters elevation. It serves as the essential base for booking and launching expeditions to Serengeti, Ngorongoro, and Tarangire parks, hosting doze
Wildlife SanctuaryMokolodi Nature Reserve
# Mokolodi Nature Reserve Situated in Botswana, Mokolodi Nature Reserve stands as a premier wildlife destination dedicated to conservation and immersive safari experiences. The reserve hosts diverse wildlife including rhinos, giraffes, elephants, and cheetahs, making it a haven for nature enthusiast
Game ReserveMashatu Game Reserve
# Mashatu Game Reserve Nestled in northeastern Botswana's Tuli Block at the confluence of the Limpopo and Shashe Rivers, Mashatu Game Reserve spans 72,000 acres of privately owned land. This "Land of Giants" earns its name from the massive elephant herds—the largest on privately owned land in southe
City TownGweta
Gweta is a gateway town in northeastern Botswana positioned at the edge of the Makgadikgadi Pans—Earth's largest salt pan system covering 12,000 km²—famous for its ancient baobab forest and access to the second-largest African migration featuring 25,000 zebras and wildebeest. It serves as an essenti
National ParkNamib-Naukluft National Park
# Namib-Naukluft National Park Spanning 49,768 square kilometers across western Namibia, Namib-Naukluft National Park stands as Africa's largest national park and the world's fourth largest. Stretching from the Atlantic Ocean coastline to the Great Escarpment, this ecological preserve protects the w
AirportIvato International Airport
Ivato International Airport is Madagascar's main international hub, located 16 km northwest of Antananarivo at 1,279 meters elevation, serving as the gateway to the island's premier wildlife destinations including Andasibe-Mantadia, Ranomafana, and Isalo National Parks [1]. The 24/7 airport connects
AirportBole International Airport
Bole International Airport (ADD) is Ethiopia's main aviation hub, located 6 km from Addis Ababa, handling 22 million passengers annually and serving as the primary gateway for safari travelers. Two modern terminals, Ethiopian Airlines connections, and ground transport options make it the essential e
ConservancyDrop Off
Drop Off (Loisaba Conservancy) is a 57,000-acre private wildlife reserve in Laikipia, Northern Kenya, established in 2014 as a community-led conservation model. Home to over 1,000 elephants and all Big Five species, it combines exceptional wildlife viewing with cultural experiences and direct suppor
Mgahinga Gorilla National Park
Mgahinga Gorilla National Park is Uganda's smallest (33.9 km²) but most scenic national park, protecting one habituated mountain gorilla family and offering golden monkey trekking within the Virunga volcanoes. Located at 2,227–4,127m elevation in southwestern Uganda, it provides intimate wildlife ex
OtherNational Car Rental
National Car Rental enables independent safari exploration across Zimbabwe's premier national parks—Hwange, Mana Pools, and Matopos—by providing vehicle rentals with flexible routing options. Renting a 4x4 allows families and small groups to create custom multi-park circuits during the dry season (M
National ParkLake Mburo National Park
Lake Mburo National Park: Uganda's Hidden Gem Nestled in western Uganda's Kiruhura District, approximately 30 kilometers east of Mbarara, Lake Mburo National Park spans 260 square kilometers of pristine wilderness. Established in 1983, this intimate park offers an unparalleled safari experience away
National ParkLusaka National Park
Lusaka National Park, Zambia's newest and smallest national park, lies just 30 kilometers southeast of the capital city, Lusaka. Established in 2015 and spanning 67 square kilometers, this intimate reserve punches above its weight in conservation significance. The entirely fenced park protects diver
Majid Ghauri, MD
Majid Ghauri, MD does not appear to be a safari destination or wildlife location in Kenya. For authentic Kenya safari experiences, explore verified destinations and operators on SafariFind.com.
City TownBulawayo
Bulawayo is Zimbabwe's second-largest city and the 45-minute gateway to Matobo National Park, home to world-class rhino tracking on foot and the world's highest density of black eagles. The city serves as a logistics hub for accessing UNESCO World Heritage rock art sites and distinctive walking safa
National ParkMatopos National Park
Matopos National Park is a 44,500-hectare UNESCO World Heritage Site in southern Zimbabwe famous for its billion-year-old granite formations, world-class white rhino population, and 3,000+ ancient rock art sites. Best for walking safaris, rhino tracking, and cultural exploration rather than traditio
City TownGweru
Gweru is Zimbabwe's fourth-largest city and home to Antelope Park, a 3,000-acre private game reserve recognized as the country's leading reserve, offering rhino encounters, lion feedings, and horseback safaris. Located near Hwange National Park, it combines colonial heritage with accessible wildlife
Maasai Stoves & Solar Project
The Maasai Stoves & Solar Project is a community-led clean energy initiative in Kenya and Tanzania that has installed 7,000+ efficient cookstoves and solar systems, empowering 350+ Maasai women installers and improving health for 35,000+ people. Safari travelers can participate in exclusive talks wi
Chaminuka Nature Reserve
# Chaminuka Nature Reserve, Zambia Chaminuka Nature Reserve stands as a vital conservation area within Zambia's diverse landscape, dedicated to protecting the country's rich wildlife heritage. This sanctuary showcases the remarkable biodiversity of southern Africa, featuring populations of elephants
Wildlife SanctuaryMeserani Snake Park
Meserani Snake Park is a reptile sanctuary and cultural facility 25 km west of Arusha, Tanzania, housing 48-50 snake species, crocodiles, and over 60 bird species with interactive handling demonstrations and Maasai village experiences. The park funds a free community medical clinic and supports loca
National ParkZanzibar Island
Zanzibar Island: A Tropical Paradise Zanzibar Island lies off the coast of Tanzania in East Africa, representing one of the region's most captivating destinations. This archipelago is recognized as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, specifically the Jozani-Chwaka Bay area, highlighting its ecological signi
National ParkMatobo National Park
Matobo National Park is a 44,000-hectare UNESCO World Heritage Site in southern Zimbabwe famous for dramatic granite formations, foot-based rhino tracking, and ancient San rock art spanning over 2,000 years. The park protects one of Africa's highest leopard concentrations and operates an Intensive P
Botswana
Botswana is a Southern African safari destination where nearly 40% of the land is protected for conservation, featuring the world's largest elephant populations, all Big Five mammals, and over 500 bird species across diverse landscapes from the Okavango Delta to the Kalahari Desert [1][2]. Its 'low
MountainMt Meru
Mt Meru is Africa's fifth-highest mountain at 4,566 meters, located in Tanzania's Arusha National Park with a dramatic collapsed volcanic crater and diverse wildlife. The 3-4 day trek combines mountain climbing with safari wildlife viewing and serves as an excellent warm-up climb before Kilimanjaro.
MountainMufindi Highlands
Mufindi Highlands is a 1,830-meter mountain destination in southern Tanzania offering cool climate, tea plantations, rainforest, and 500+ bird species—ideal for travelers seeking multi-activity escapes beyond traditional safari. Located between Ruaha and Nyerere National Parks, it delivers horseback
National ParkUsangu Plains
Usangu Plains is a 7,000 km² wetland ecosystem in southern Ruaha National Park, Tanzania, featuring pristine grasslands, all four Big Five mammals, and over 500 bird species in a largely undisturbed wilderness. The area remained closed to tourism until 2022, offering authentic wildlife encounters fa
Foothill Ranch
Foothill Ranch is not currently verifiable as a Tanzania safari destination from the supplied research. Confirm the exact property name and location before booking, then compare verified Tanzania wildlife itineraries on SafariFind.
Jimma
Jimma is a 1,780-meter elevation city in southwestern Ethiopia's Kaffa Province, 350 km from Addis Ababa, serving as the safari gateway to Chebera Churchura National Park and the birthplace of Arabica coffee. The region offers access to endemic wildlife including Ethiopian wolves and mountain nyalas
OtherDorze
Dorze is a highland village in southern Ethiopia home to the Dorze people, known for their iconic beehive-shaped bamboo huts reaching 12 meters tall and their exceptional hand-woven textiles. Visitors experience authentic cultural practices, traditional food preparation using enset (false banana), a
Cultural LandscapeKonso
Konso is a UNESCO World Heritage cultural landscape in southern Ethiopia's Omo Valley, featuring 400+ years of unchanged human settlement with distinctive stone-terraced villages and wooden ancestral statues. Visit to experience living Konso traditions and photograph one of Africa's most remarkable
National ParkJozani-Chwaka Bay National Park
Jozani-Chwaka Bay National Park Nestled on the island of Zanzibar in Tanzania, Jozani-Chwaka Bay National Park stands as Zanzibar's only national park and a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. This remarkable protected area features a distinctive mosaic landscape dominated by mangrove ecosystems that create a
Marine ParkMafia Island
Mafia Island is a 288 km² marine park in Tanzania established in 1995, protecting pristine coral reefs and supporting whale sharks, sea turtles, and 120+ bird species. It offers world-class diving, snorkeling, and authentic Swahili culture without the mass tourism of nearby Zanzibar.
National ParkSouth Luangwa National Park
South Luangwa National Park is a 9,059-km² wilderness in eastern Zambia featuring the highest concentration of leopards in Africa, all Big Five except rhinos, and pioneering walking safari experiences along an undammed river. The park's remote location and seasonal operation (April–November) mean fe
Marine ParkNakupenda Sandbank
Nakupenda Sandbank: Tanzania's Hidden Gem Nakupenda, meaning "I love you" in Swahili, is a breathtaking sandbank located just off Stone Town in Zanzibar. This natural reserve showcases brilliant birdlife against pristine white sand and crystalline waters that appear and disappear with the tides. The
AirportSGR Syokimau Railway Station
SGR Syokimau Railway Station is Kenya's primary railway terminus for the Madaraka Express, a 472-kilometer scenic rail route connecting Nairobi to Mombasa through major safari parks including Tsavo East and West, completed in approximately 5 hours with air-conditioned comfort and onboard amenities.
City TownCape Town
Cape Town is South Africa's cosmopolitan coastal gateway city, home to Table Mountain (1,086 m elevation with 1,500 endemic plant species) and the Marine Big Five. Most travelers combine 3-4 days of urban exploration and marine wildlife with flights to nearby safari reserves for Big Five game viewin
Wildlife SanctuaryZiwa Rhino And Wildlife Ranch
# Ziwa Rhino and Wildlife Ranch Located in Nakasongola District in central Uganda, Ziwa Rhino and Wildlife Ranch spans 27 square miles of diverse terrain, including swamps, savannah, and woodland. Established in 2005 through collaboration between private management and Uganda's Wildlife Authority, t
Uhuru Peak
Uhuru Peak is Mount Kilimanjaro's 5,895-metre summit and Africa's highest point. Visit for a guided 6–8-day high-altitude trek through five ecological zones, then combine the climb with Tanzania wildlife viewing.
Game ReserveNarok County
Narok County encompasses the Maasai Mara National Reserve and 23 conservancies in southwestern Kenya, protecting 37,281 wildebeest, 32,358 zebra, and all Big Five mammals across 1,510 km² of acacia savanna. A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2023, it hosts the annual Great Migration of 1.5+ million
City TownJinja
Jinja: Uganda's Adventure Capital Situated where the Nile River dramatically emerges from Lake Victoria to begin its northward journey, Jinja stands as Uganda's premier adventure destination. This strategically positioned town serves as an essential stop for thrill-seekers exploring Uganda's remarka
National ParkNamibia
Namibia is a vast southern African safari destination spanning 824,292 km² with world-class reserves including Etosha National Park and the ancient Namib Desert, home to the world's largest black rhino population and highest cheetah concentration. Best visited during the dry season (May-September) f
National ParkAberdare Range
Aberdare Range is a 767-square-kilometer mountain ecosystem in Kenya's Central Highlands (2,000–4,000 m elevation) featuring dense forests, dramatic waterfalls, and four Big Five species including Kenya's second-largest black rhino population. The park offers unique tree lodge safaris with floodlit
Game ReserveSHABAA PRIMARY
Shaba National Reserve is a 239 km² arid wildlife sanctuary in northern Kenya famed for the "Samburu Special Five"—endemic species found nowhere else in East Africa. Best visited June–September or January–February, it offers elephant herds, lions, and over 500 bird species along the permanent Ewaso
National ParkCape Maclear
# Cape Maclear, Malawi Cape Maclear, located at the southern end of Lake Malawi, features a pristine sandy beach extending 4.2 kilometers along the park's coastline. This UNESCO World Heritage site sits within the Western Rift Valley, showcasing rugged mountain landscapes that dramatically contrast
City TownSwakopmund
Swakopmund is Namibia's coastal adventure capital blending German heritage with extreme sports and wildlife access. From here, travelers reach Sossusvlei's iconic dunes, the Skeleton Coast, and Etosha National Park within 1–7 day safari packages.
Wildlife SanctuaryWildon
Wildon is a wildlife sanctuary in southeastern Kenya's Taita-Taveta region, known for endemic species found nowhere else in East Africa and pristine montane forest ecosystems. The remote location offers exclusive game viewing and cultural experiences with fewer crowds than major national parks.
Wildlife SanctuaryDavid Sheldrick Wildlife Trust Elephant Orphanage
David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust Elephant Orphanage is a world-renowned wildlife rehabilitation center in Nairobi National Park, Kenya, founded in 1977 to rescue and hand-raise orphaned elephants and rhinos orphaned by poaching and human-wildlife conflict. Visitors can watch baby elephants being bottl
City TownBahir Dar
Bahir Dar is Ethiopia's lakeside capital on Lake Tana at 1,800m elevation, serving as the gateway to ancient island monasteries, Blue Nile Falls, and endemic wildlife including gelada monkeys and Walia ibex. The city's walkable streets, vibrant markets, and strategic location make it ideal for combi
AirportHosea Kutako International Airport
Hosea Kutako International Airport (WDH) is Namibia's primary international hub, located 45 km east of Windhoek at 1,719 meters elevation, handling over 1.2 million passengers annually. Most safari travelers connect here before exploring Etosha National Park, private game reserves, and the Skeleton
City TownHazyview
Hazyview is a safari gateway town in Mpumalanga, South Africa, located just 10 km from Kruger National Park's Phabeni Gate. It offers flexible day safaris, budget accommodation (R500–R20,000+ per night), and access to Big Five wildlife viewing in the park's most wildlife-dense region.
Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre
Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre offers authentic encounters with local Ugandan communities through guided village tours, traditional craft demonstrations, cultural performances, and local cuisine experiences. Located adjacent to Uganda's second-largest national park, it provides c
National ParkRongai Gate
Rongai Gate is the northern entrance to Mount Kilimanjaro National Park at 2,100m elevation, offering the least crowded route to Africa's highest peak with a 66% summit success rate due to its gradual acclimatization profile and 6-8 day trekking schedule.
Manassas
Manassas does not exist as a safari destination in Kenya. Explore verified safari packages in authentic Kenya wildlife destinations like Masai Mara, Amboseli, or Mount Kenya through SafariFind.com.
Game ReservePilanesberg National Park
Pilanesberg National Park is a malaria-free, 572-km² game reserve in South Africa's North West Province, located 2.5 hours from Johannesburg and home to the Big Five, over 7,000 animals, and 360 bird species within an ancient volcanic crater. It offers accessible Big Five safaris, hot-air balloon ri
Helena Kilic
Helena Kilic does not appear in official Tanzania National Parks Authority records or UNESCO World Heritage listings. For verified Tanzania safari experiences, explore established destinations like Serengeti, Kilimanjaro, or Arusha through SafariFind's verified operator network.
BeachKnysna
Knysna is a coastal garden route town in South Africa's Western Cape, famous for its dramatic Knysna Heads, temperate rainforests, and calm lagoon offering watersports, hiking, and wildlife viewing. The destination combines beach relaxation with forest adventures, making it ideal for travelers seeki
Wildlife SanctuaryAddison Trail Alley
Addison Trail Alley is a 150-200 km wildlife corridor and trekking destination in Ethiopia's Harargé region, featuring montane forests, endemic bird species, and traditional pastoral landscapes across elevations of 1,400-2,800 meters. Best visited October-May, it offers multi-day guided treks at $15
Game ReserveSabi Sand Nature Reserve
Sabi Sand Nature Reserve is a 65,000-hectare private game reserve in South Africa's Mpumalanga province, bordering Kruger National Park with an unfenced boundary that allows wildlife to roam freely. Known for exceptional Big Five viewing—especially leopards—and luxury safari lodges, it offers night
Game ReserveTimbavati Private Nature Reserve
Timbavati Private Nature Reserve is a 534 km² private game reserve adjacent to Kruger National Park in South Africa, famous for the rare white lion and uncrowded Big Five viewing through off-road tracking and night drives. Established in 1956 by 50 conservation landowners, it offers exclusive safari
City TownPort Elizabeth
Port Elizabeth is a coastal Eastern Cape city offering malaria-free access to Addo Elephant National Park, home to 600+ elephants and all Big Five species, just 75 km away. Combine game drives, marine safaris spotting whales and sharks, and beach relaxation in 3–4 days.
BeachHermanus
Hermanus is South Africa's premier whale-watching destination on the Western Cape coast, where Southern Right whales migrate June-December and often swim within meters of shore. The town combines marine wildlife viewing with coastal hikes, wine tasting, and shark cage diving experiences.
National ParkChebera-Churchura National Park
# Chebera-Churchura National Park Nestled in southwest Ethiopia's South West Ethiopia Peoples' Region, Chebera-Churchura National Park spans 1,250 square kilometers of pristine wilderness. Located 133 kilometers south of Jimma and 483 kilometers southwest of Addis Ababa, this remote reserve occupie
MountainSpitzkoppe
Spitzkoppe is a 1,728-meter granite mountain range in central Namibia featuring ancient San rock art, dramatic peaks, and exceptional stargazing. Located 320 km northwest of Windhoek, it's ideal for hiking, photography, and camping in the Namib Desert.
Game ReserveThe Klaserie Private Nature Reserve
The Klaserie Private Nature Reserve is a 60,000-hectare private game reserve in South Africa's Greater Kruger ecosystem, known for low-density walking safaris, all Big Five species, and intimate wildlife encounters with fewer vehicles and more wilderness solitude than crowded public parks.
ConservancyDamaraland Sculptures
Damaraland Sculptures encompasses the ancient rock engravings at Twyfelfontein (UNESCO World Heritage Site with 2,500+ petroglyphs dating 6,000 years) and dramatic natural stone formations including Brandberg Mountain (2,573m) and Burnt Mountain across northwestern Namibia's desert wilderness. Visit
OtherTwyfelfontein
Twyfelfontein is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Namibia's Kunene Region featuring approximately 2,500 ancient San rock engravings depicting animals and spiritual symbols across massive sandstone boulders. The site combines extraordinary archaeological significance with access to desert-adapted wild
LakeLake Kivu
# Lake Kivu: Rwanda's Serene Freshwater Gem Nestled between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo in the Albertine Rift, Lake Kivu stands as Rwanda's largest freshwater lake, offering both adventure and tranquility. Accessible via the towns of Gisenyi and Kibuye, located just three hours from
Wildlife SanctuaryGiraffe Centre Nature Trail
Giraffe Centre Nature Trail is a 1.5-km circular walking path in Nairobi's Lang'ata suburb featuring highland dry forest, the Gogo River, and exceptional birdwatching (up to 60 species recorded in one walk). Included free with Giraffe Centre admission, it's ideal for families and nature enthusiasts
National ParkHells Gate National Park
Hells Gate National Park is a 68.25 sq km Rift Valley park 90 km northwest of Nairobi where you can cycle, hike, and walk freely among zebras, giraffes, and buffalo—one of only two Kenyan parks without mandatory guide requirements. Known for dramatic cliffs, geothermal hot springs, and over 100 bird
City TownStellenbosch
Stellenbosch is South Africa's premier wine region in the Western Cape, 50 km from Cape Town, offering world-class vineyards, fine dining, and access to malaria-free private game reserves for combined wine-and-wildlife safaris.
National ParkArba Minch
# Arba Minch: Ethiopia's Gateway to Wilderness Nestled in southern Ethiopia's Main Ethiopian Rift, Arba Minch serves as the regional hub for Nechisar National Park, a 1,030 square kilometer protected area established in 1974. This scenic destination spans altitudes from 1,108 meters at Lake Chamo's
National ParkAwash National Park
Awash National Park is Ethiopia's oldest national park, located 211 km east of Addis Ababa, protecting 756 km² of Rift Valley habitat with 76 mammal species and over 460 bird species. The park features dramatic waterfalls, volcanic landscapes, and excellent opportunities to see plains wildlife inclu
BeachWatamu Beach
Watamu Beach is a coastal village 100 km north of Mombasa featuring white-sand beaches, Watamu Marine National Park with coral reefs and sea turtles, and the ancient Gedi Ruins. Perfect for combining safari adventures with Indian Ocean beach relaxation and snorkeling.
National ParkMto Tarangire
Mto Tarangire is the Tarangire River system in northern Tanzania that concentrates approximately 250,000 animals during the dry season (July–November), making it one of Africa's most reliable wildlife viewing destinations. The river valley supports African elephants, buffalo, lions, and over 500 bir
National ParkSimone Mountain
Simien Mountains National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in northern Ethiopia covering 412 km², featuring Africa's most dramatic mountain scenery with 1,500-meter cliffs and three endemic mammals—the Walia ibex, Ethiopian wolf, and Gelada baboon—found nowhere else on Earth. Multi-day trekking
Wildlife SanctuaryBururi Forest Nature Reserve
Bururi Forest Nature Reserve is a 3,300-hectare montane wilderness in southwestern Burundi protecting 268 plant species and five primate species, including the eastern chimpanzee, within an elevation range of 1,600–2,000 meters. The reserve is recognized as an Important Bird Area with 117 recorded b
City TownGitega
Gitega is Burundi's political capital and second-largest city, home to the Burundi National Museum and royal cultural heritage sites. Located at 1,504 meters elevation in the central plateau, it serves as the cultural gateway to Burundi's safari circuit and combines urban exploration with access to
National ParkPurungat Bridge Gate
Purungat Bridge Gate is the southern crossing point into Maasai Mara National Reserve, offering direct access to the Mara Triangle and its prime Great Migration viewing zones. This lesser-known gateway provides an alternative entry for self-drive safaris and travelers seeking to bypass the longer dr
City TownRanohira
Ranohira is a small highland town in southwestern Madagascar serving as the gateway to Isalo National Park's 815 sq km of dramatic sandstone canyons, plateaus, and endemic wildlife including 13 species found nowhere else. Best visited during the dry season (April–November), it offers 2–3 days of gui
MountainUmbwe Gate
Umbwe Gate is the southern entrance to Kilimanjaro National Park at 1,800 meters, serving as the exclusive starting point for the Umbwe Route—the steepest and most direct ascent to Mount Kilimanjaro's 5,895-meter summit. Designed for experienced climbers only, it offers a challenging six-day trek th
City TownFianarantsoa
Fianarantsoa is Madagascar's cultural capital, a hillside city at 1,200m elevation famous for colonial architecture, tea plantations, and access to Ranomafana National Park—home to endangered lemurs and over 280 bird species. Combine cultural exploration with rainforest trekking and the world's stee
Marine ParkNosy Be
Nosy Be is Madagascar's largest northwestern island (7.4 km²) combining rainforest wildlife in Lokobe National Park with marine safaris featuring whale sharks, coral snorkeling, and black lemurs. A 2-3 day visit costs $250-$500 per person daily and offers integrated land-sea experiences unavailable
MountainBayle Mountain
Bayle Mountain is a 4,260-meter alpine peak in southeastern Ethiopia's Bale Mountains, home to Africa's rarest carnivore—the Ethiopian wolf—and multiple endemic species found nowhere else. A remote trekking and wildlife destination for serious naturalists seeking high-altitude wilderness.
OtherDar es Salaam SGR Train Station
Dar es Salaam SGR Train Station is a modern rail gateway in Tanzania's largest city offering scenic train access to Mikumi National Park for day safaris. The 6:00 AM departure reaches wildlife viewing areas by 10:00 AM, enabling full-day game drives with lions, elephants, and hippos before returning
ConservancyLaikipia
Laikipia is a 14,763 km² mosaic of private conservancies in central Kenya offering intimate safaris with Big Five wildlife, exclusive activities, and the largest Black Rhino population in East Africa. Visit during the July-October dry season for optimal game viewing away from national park crowds.
BeachPaje
Paje is a coastal village on Zanzibar, Tanzania, featuring white-sand beaches, turquoise waters, and world-class kitesurfing conditions. It's the ideal post-safari beach escape, combining relaxation with water sports and traditional dhow sailing.
National ParkMount Meru
# Mount Meru: Tanzania's Majestic Volcanic Peak Nestled just 45 minutes from Arusha city center, Mount Meru rises as Africa's fifth highest peak and one of the continent's most beautiful volcanoes. Standing at 14,968 feet (4,562 meters), this dramatic mountain dominates Arusha National Park's stunni
Etosha National Park
# Etosha National Park Etosha National Park spans 22,270 square kilometers across northwestern Namibia, making it one of Africa's largest national parks. Established in 1907, this renowned wildlife sanctuary encompasses the spectacular Etosha pan, which covers 4,760 square kilometers and comprises n
Antananarivo International Airport
Antananarivo International Airport is Madagascar's main international gateway, located near Ivato about 17 kilometres from central Antananarivo. Travelers visit it as the starting point for Madagascar wildlife trips to places such as Andasibe-Mantadia, Ranomafana, Isalo, Kirindy, and Berenty.
BeachIfaty
Ifaty is a southwestern Madagascar coastal village famous for its spiny forest ecosystem (95% endemic plants) and marine biodiversity, including seasonal whale migrations and world-class snorkeling in the Mozambique Channel. Combine lemur tracking, coral reef diving, and beach relaxation in one dest
Maze National Park
Maze National Park is a 210 km² Ethiopian national park established in 2005, best known as a key refuge for endangered endemic Swayne's hartebeest. Visit for uncrowded savanna game drives, 196 recorded bird species, the Maze River, Bilbo Hot Springs and Wonja Stone Caves.
Namanga
Namanga is a northern Tanzania border town and a key road gateway between Kenya and Tanzania. Visitors use it to connect Nairobi or Amboseli with Arusha and Tanzania's wildlife parks, while also experiencing Maasai culture and frontier-town life.
City TownEmali
Emali is a budget-friendly gateway town in southeastern Kenya offering affordable access to Tsavo East and Tsavo West National Parks, two of Africa's largest connected wildlife reserves covering 22,000 km². From this semi-arid settlement at 700m elevation, travelers can spot all Big Five animals, el
National ParkMoroto
Moroto, Uganda: A Premier Safari Destination Moroto is located in northeastern Uganda, approximately 520 kilometers northeast of Kampala. The region encompasses Kidepo Valley National Park, spanning 1,442 square kilometers, and the Moroto Game Reserve, part of the larger Bokora-Matheniko Wildlife Re
National ParkTsingy Rouge
Tsingy Rouge is a 1,000 square-kilometer geological formation near Antsiranana in northern Madagascar, featuring dramatic red sandstone spires and canyons carved from iron-rich laterite. Best visited April to November, it's a day trip from Diego Suarez offering stunning photography and endemic wildl
National ParkMosi-oa-Tunya National Park
Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park is Zambia's 66 km² smallest national park, centered on Victoria Falls (UNESCO World Heritage Site) with game drives, walking safaris, and over 470 bird species. Located 12 km from Livingstone, it's ideal for travelers combining wildlife viewing with adventure activities i
Marine ParkBazaruto Archipelago
Bazaruto Archipelago is a 1,430 km² marine national park off Mozambique's coast, home to East Africa's last viable dugong population, whale sharks, sea turtles, and pristine coral reefs. Perfect for snorkeling, diving, whale watching, and barefoot island luxury combined with marine conservation.
National ParkAnkarana Special Reserve
Ankarana Special Reserve protects 18,225 hectares of razor-sharp limestone tsingy formations and underground cave systems in northern Madagascar, hosting 10 lemur species and 113 bird species. UNESCO-designated since 2023, it offers accessible year-round hiking and wildlife viewing with suspended wa
Tigray
Tigray is a mountainous historical region in northern Ethiopia famous for ancient cliff-hewn churches and Aksumite ruins, though recent conflict requires visits through organized tours with verified operators. The region offers cultural and archaeological experiences rather than traditional wildlife
ConservancyLewa Wildlife Conservancy
Lewa Wildlife Conservancy is a 251 km² Laikipia conservancy founded in 1995 and included within the Mount Kenya UNESCO World Heritage property. Visit for reliable black rhino and Grevy's zebra sightings, Big Five game drives, and guided walking, horse and camel safaris.
National ParkTsavo West National Park
# Tsavo West National Park: Kenya's Wilderness Gem Spanning 7,065 square kilometers, Tsavo West National Park stands as Kenya's second largest protected area, offering an unparalleled safari experience. Located in the southeastern region, this remarkable reserve showcases emerald hills, dramatic lav
Kampala
KAMPALA AND UGANDA: EAST AFRICA'S ULTIMATE WILDLIFE DESTINATION Nestled in East Africa, Uganda represents an often-overlooked gem for nature enthusiasts seeking authentic wilderness experiences. This remarkable country hosts some of the continent's most extraordinary wildlife, including the world's
MountainLongido
Longido is a 2,629-meter mountain in northern Tanzania offering moderate hiking, rare wildlife sightings (gerenuk, lesser kudu, klipspringer), and authentic Maasai cultural experiences with guides who share traditional knowledge. Located 80 km north of Arusha, it serves as an ideal preparation trek
Bagamoyo
Bagamoyo is a historic coastal town 75 km north of Dar es Salaam, serving as the gateway to Saadani National Park—Tanzania's only national park on the Indian Ocean. Combine game drives, Wami River boat safaris, and beach time with cultural exploration of colonial ruins and turtle sanctuaries.
Dar es Salaam
Dar es Salaam is Tanzania's largest coastal city and the main gateway to Nyerere, Mikumi, Ruaha, and Saadani national parks. Visit for efficient access to southern Tanzania wildlife safaris, including Rufiji River boat safaris and short fly-in or road-based trips.
Game ReserveMaasai Mara
Maasai Mara is Kenya's 1,510 km² game reserve on the Serengeti border, known for resident big cats and the July–October migration season. Visit for open-savanna game drives, Mara River wildlife and access to more than 400 recorded bird species.
Hamer
Hamer is a Lower Omo Valley district known for Hamer cultural encounters, remote villages, markets, and traditional ceremonies. It also provides access to nearby Omo and Mago landscapes, where travelers can look for giraffe, zebra, and gazelle.
City TownAntsiranana
Antsiranana is Madagascar's northern gateway city and port, located 45 minutes from Montagne d'Ambre National Park—an 18,200-hectare rainforest reserve home to crowned lemurs, fossas, and over 1,000 plant species. The city offers colonial history, three scenic bays, and access to unique limestone ts
City TownMoshi City
Moshi City: Gateway to Africa's Iconic Peak Nestled in northern Tanzania's Kilimanjaro Region, Moshi serves as the essential hub for exploring Mount Kilimanjaro National Park, situated just 44 kilometers from the park headquarters at Marangu. The park encompasses 1,688 square kilometers, protecting
Toliara
Toliara is a sunny port city on Madagascar's southwest coast and a gateway to spiny forests, baobabs, endemic wildlife, coral reefs, and the RN7 route to Isalo. A Toliara safari suits travelers seeking lemurs, reptiles, birdlife, dry forests, and coastal activities in one region.
Massachusetts
Massachusetts is a northeastern U.S. state, not a Kenya safari destination. However, Massachusetts residents are among the top international visitors to Kenya for safaris. Compare verified Kenya safari packages and book with trusted operators on SafariFind.
National ParkRéserve spéciale d'Ankarana
Réserve spéciale d'Ankarana is an 18,220-hectare UNESCO World Heritage Site in northern Madagascar featuring dramatic jagged limestone tsingy formations, a 100-kilometer underground river system, and ten lemur species including the crowned lemur. Best visited May-November for its spectacular western
City TownFort Portal
Fort Portal is Uganda's official tourism city in the western region, serving as the primary gateway to Kibale Forest National Park for chimpanzee trekking and four major wildlife destinations within 1-2 hours' drive. Located at the base of the Rwenzori Mountains 300 km from Kampala, it's the ideal 2
National ParkBale Mountains
# Bale Mountains National Park: Ethiopia's Alpine Treasure Spanning 215,000 hectares in the southeastern Ethiopian Highlands of Oromia Region, Bale Mountains National Park encompasses Africa's largest afro-alpine habitat above 3,000 meters. The park features spectacular volcanic ridges, with Tullu
National ParkNairobi National Park
# Nairobi National Park: Africa's Urban Wildlife Sanctuary Nairobi National Park stands as Kenya's oldest national park, established in 1946 just 7 kilometers south of the capital city. This unique 117-square-kilometer reserve is the world's only national park situated within a capital city, offerin
Nkhata Bay
Nkhata Bay is a scenic lakeside port town on Lake Malawi's northern shore, famous for its crystal-clear freshwater diving among 1,000+ cichlid fish species, vibrant backpacker community, and laid-back atmosphere. The town combines authentic fishing village culture with well-developed tourism infrast
City TownBlantyre
# Blantyre: Gateway to Malawi's Wildlife Wonders Blantyre serves as the primary gateway to Malawi's most spectacular wildlife destinations. Located in southern Malawi, this vibrant city provides access to Lengwe National Park, situated just 40 miles southwest, and Liwonde National Park, a 548-squar
Marine ParkMnemba Island
Mnemba Island: Tanzania's Exclusive Tropical Paradise Mnemba Island is an exclusive private island sanctuary located 3 kilometers offshore from Zanzibar's northeast coast near Matemwe Beach. This intimate tropical destination covers approximately 2.20 square kilometers and operates as a serene getaw
Millennium Surveying
Millennium Surveying is not currently verified as a Tanzanian safari destination in the supplied authoritative data. Confirm its identity and location before booking, or compare verified Tanzania safari packages on SafariFind.
Ambilobe
Ambilobe is a northern Madagascar town and gateway to Ankarana Special Reserve, a 18,000-hectare limestone plateau protecting over 100 bird species, multiple lemur populations, and dramatic tsingy karst formations. The dry season (April–November) offers the best 3–5 day wildlife and hiking experienc
City TownGonder
Gonder is Ethiopia's historic capital city famous for the Fasil Ghebbi UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring 17th-century royal castles and palaces called the "Camelot of Africa." The city serves as the primary gateway to Simien Mountains National Park, where trekkers encounter endemic Gelada baboon
National ParkLower Zambezi National Park
Lower Zambezi National Park is a 14,763 km² wildlife sanctuary in southeastern Zambia where 60+ mammal species and 378 bird species roam riverine forests and floodplains along the Zambezi River. Named the world's first carbon-neutral national park in 2016, it offers intimate safari experiences throu
National ParkHlane Royal National Park
Hlane Royal National Park is Eswatini's 22,000-hectare flagship wildlife reserve, home to elephant, lion, rhino, and over 300 bird species in a less-crowded setting than major southern African parks. Best visited May–September during the dry season, it offers guided game drives, walking safaris, and
Central Kalahari Game Reserve
# Central Kalahari Game Reserve Nestled in central Botswana between 21°00'S and 23°20'S, the Central Kalahari Game Reserve spans approximately 55,000 square kilometers, making it the largest and most remote reserve in Southern Africa. Established in 1971, this pristine wilderness remains one of the
National ParkKigali
# Kigali: Rwanda's Vibrant Capital Kigali, Rwanda's capital city, serves as the heart of this East African nation. While Kigali itself is an urban center, the country's premier wildlife destination lies in Akagera National Park, located in Rwanda's eastern region. Established in 1934, Akagera stands
MountainMateruni Waterfalls
Materuni Waterfalls is an 80-meter cascade located 15 km north of Moshi on Mount Kilimanjaro's slopes, combining a scenic hike through Chagga coffee plantations with traditional cultural experiences and swimming in a turquoise pool. This half-day excursion offers authentic village immersion, traditi
City TownKaratu
# Karatu: Tanzania's Gateway to Northern Wonders Nestled in the Arusha Region of northern Tanzania, Karatu District serves as a strategic hub for exploring East Africa's most spectacular natural destinations. Known as the onion capital of Tanzania and home to the indigenous Hadzabe people, this dist
MountainDedza
Dedza is Malawi's highest town (1,600m) in the scenic highlands, featuring UNESCO-inscribed rock art dating back 2,000 years and a thriving pottery tradition. It offers mountain scenery, forest wildlife including leopards and monkeys, and cultural experiences distinct from traditional safari parks.
Wildlife SanctuaryLokobe Nature Special Reserve
Lokobe Nature Special Reserve is a 740-hectare primary rainforest on Nosy Be island featuring endemic black lemurs, chameleons, and medicinal plants accessible via traditional pirogue boat. Visit during the April-November dry season for optimal wildlife spotting and hiking conditions.
City TownAntsirabe
Antsirabe is a highland spa town in central Madagascar at 1,200 meters elevation, serving as a gateway between rainforests and western baobab plains. Known for thermal springs, traditional Merina culture, and strategic access to lemur trekking in nearby national parks, it's essential for multi-regio
National ParkAndasibe-Mantadia National Park
# Andasibe-Mantadia National Park Located just 150 kilometers from Antananarivo, Andasibe-Mantadia National Park stands as Madagascar's premier rainforest destination. This protected area comprises two distinct sections: the accessible Analamazaotra Reserve and the remote Mantadia National Park, of
Mount Mulanje
Mount Mulanje is Central Africa's highest peak at 3,000 metres, a UNESCO World Heritage Site covering 650 km² in southern Malawi with 18 hiking routes through cedar forests, gorges, and waterfalls. Visit for high-altitude trekking, endemic wildlife including black eagles and klipspringer antelope, a
National ParkRanomafana National Park
# Ranomafana National Park Nestled in the Fianarantsoa Province of southeastern Madagascar, Ranomafana National Park encompasses 41,500 hectares of pristine wilderness. Established in 1991, this remarkable protected area spans elevations from 500 to 1,500 meters, creating diverse forest ecosystems
Game ReserveSabi Sand Game Reserve
# Sabi Sand Game Reserve Bordering Kruger National Park along a 50-kilometre unfenced frontier, Sabi Sand Game Reserve stands as South Africa's most prestigious private safari destination. Located in the Lowveld region, this unspoilt reserve boasts astonishing biodiversity with nearly 150 mammal spe
MountainZomba District
Zomba District is a historic highland destination 65 km north of Blantyre featuring the dramatic Zomba Plateau, where trekking, bird watching, and mountain biking combine with cultural experiences in a cool mountain setting. The district serves as a gateway to Malawi's broader safari circuit, includ
Omorate
Omorate is a small Lower Omo Valley border town and the main access point for guided visits to Dassanech communities across the Omo River. Visit for a dugout-canoe crossing, semi-arid river landscapes, and a cultural route that pairs naturally with Turmi and Jinka.
Kenneth Kaunda International Airport
Kenneth Kaunda International Airport is Zambia's main international gateway, located 27 km northeast of central Lusaka at an elevation of 1,152 metres. Travelers use LUN to connect with South Luangwa, Lower Zambezi, Kafue and Victoria Falls itineraries.
Debre Libanos Monastery
Debre Libanos Monastery is a 13th-century Ethiopian Orthodox religious site 100 km north of Addis Ababa, perched above the Jemma River Gorge with dramatic cliffs and spiritual significance. Visitors explore the ancient church, sacred meditation cave, museum artifacts, and surrounding nature in a ful
Game ReserveMoremi Game Reserve
# Moremi Game Reserve: Botswana's Premier Wildlife Destination Nestled on the eastern side of the Okavango Delta, Moremi Game Reserve spans approximately 3,900 square kilometers of pristine wilderness where seasonal and perennial floodplains converge with diverse terrestrial habitats. Named after Ch
Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport
Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport is Zimbabwe's largest airport, located 15 km south of Harare with a 4,725-meter runway handling wide-bodied aircraft. It serves as the primary international gateway for safari travelers heading to Zambia and Southern Africa, offering 24/7 operations and mo
Game ReserveKabwoya Wildlife Reserve
Kabwoya Wildlife Reserve is an 87 km² game reserve in western Uganda that has recovered from near extinction to host 8,000 Uganda kob, chimpanzees, leopards, and over 460 bird species on dramatic Albertine Rift escarpment terrain. Best visited as a 2-3 day stop between Murchison Falls and Fort Porta
BeachNungwi
Nungwi is a northern Zanzibar beach village offering snorkeling, scuba diving, and dhow cruises, often combined with safaris to Tanzania's Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater. White-sand beaches and turquoise waters make it an ideal post-safari relaxation destination.
City TownTurmi
Turmi is the gateway to Ethiopia's Omo Valley, a region home to indigenous tribes including the Hammer, Dasenech, and Mursi peoples who maintain centuries-old traditions. Visit for unmatched cultural immersion, weekly tribal markets, and wildlife viewing in the surrounding Omo National Park and Lake
City TownMekelle
Mekelle is a highland city in Ethiopia's Tigray region serving as the gateway to the Danakil Depression, one of Earth's most extreme landscapes. 3-day expeditions from Mekelle cost $400–$600 per person and include visits to Erta Ale's permanent lava lake, Dallol's mineral springs, and salt flats.
AirportChileka International Airport
Chileka International Airport (BLZ) is Malawi's second international airport, located 13 km from Blantyre and serving as the gateway to southern safari destinations like Majete Wildlife Reserve and Liwonde National Park. Most international flights connect through regional hubs before reaching this 7
National ParkNyungwe National Park
Nyungwe National Park: Rwanda's Forest Jewel Nyungwe National Park, located in southwestern Rwanda bordering Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo, spans 1,019 square kilometers of pristine Afromontane forest. As one of Africa's oldest and largest remaining montane rainforests, this vital bio
Wildlife SanctuaryLemuria Land
Lemuria Land is a 3-hectare wildlife park on Nosy Be island featuring free-roaming endemic lemurs, chameleons, and a working ylang-ylang distillery. Visitors enjoy close-range animal encounters and guided ecosystem education in 2-3 hours.
Jinka
Jinka is a South Ethiopia town and gateway to the Omo Valley's cultural routes and nearby wildlife parks. Visitors come for Mursi, Hamar and Karo community visits, the Jinka Ethnographic Museum, and guided trips toward Mago and Omo national parks.
National ParkLokobe National Park
Lokobe National Park is Madagascar's last primary rainforest on Nosy Be island, covering 740 hectares of endemic flora and rare wildlife including black lemurs and panther chameleons. Accessible only by pirogue, the park offers guided forest walks, canoe tours, and snorkeling in its marine reserve.
AirportKruger Mpumalanga International Airport
Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport (KMIA) sits 30 minutes from Kruger National Park's 5 million acres, offering direct access to all Big Five wildlife, 500+ bird species, and luxury safari lodges. Domestic and international flights make it the fastest gateway for safari travelers seeking three-
AirportMoi International Airport
Moi International Airport is Mombasa's main international gateway and the most convenient arrival point for combining Kenya's coast with Tsavo safaris. It is about 9 km from Mombasa's coastal areas and supports road transfers to Tsavo East and Tsavo West.
Wildlife SanctuaryKhama Rhino Sanctuary
Khama Rhino Sanctuary is a 40 km² community-run wildlife reserve near Serowe, Botswana, created in 1992 to protect black and white rhinos. Visitors come for reliable rhino sightings, Serwe Pan, guided game drives, walking activities and more than 230 bird species.
National ParkMarangu
Marangu: Tanzania's Hidden Wildlife Gem Marangu National Park, spanning 200 square kilometers in Tanzania, was officially gazetted in July 2019 after operating as a Game Reserve since 1972. Located at an average altitude of 1,288 meters, this pristine landscape offers exceptional biodiversity and ad
City TownWindhoek
Windhoek is Namibia's capital city and the primary safari gateway, located at 1,650 meters elevation with German colonial architecture and modern amenities. It serves as the launch point for expeditions to Etosha National Park, Sossusvlei, and other major wildlife destinations across the country.
AirportHarry Mwaanga Nkumbula International Airport
Harry Mwaanga Nkumbula International Airport (IATA: LVI) is Zambia's primary international gateway, located 5 km from Livingstone and serving 175,000+ annual passengers with direct flights from Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Nairobi. It provides access to world-renowned safari destinations including S
National ParkAbijatta-Shalla Lakes National Park
# Abijatta-Shalla Lakes National Park Nestled in Ethiopia's Rift Valley approximately 200 kilometers south of Addis Ababa, Abijatta-Shalla Lakes National Park spans 887 square kilometers of remarkable natural beauty. Established in 1974, this park centers around two distinct alkaline lakes: the sha
National ParkIsalo National Park
Isalo National Park is an 815-km² wilderness in southwestern Madagascar renowned for dramatic red sandstone canyons, golden plateaus, and 14 lemur species, making it Madagascar's top hiking destination. The park offers 3–5 day treks through hidden gorges and natural rock pools, with visits best time
National ParkAndasibe I
Andasibe-Mantadia National Park is a 16,000-hectare rainforest reserve 150 km east of Antananarivo, home to the Indri lemur and 14 other lemur species found nowhere else on Earth. Visit during the dry season (April-November) for optimal hiking conditions and guaranteed wildlife sightings at one of M
Wildlife SanctuaryAnja Community Reserve
# Anja Community Reserve: Madagascar's Premier Lemur Sanctuary Nestled in southern Madagascar near the town of Ambalavo, Anja Community Reserve spans 30 hectares at the base of the dramatic granite dome Iandrambaky. Established in 2001, this community-managed reserve has become Madagascar's most po
City TownMaun
Maun, Botswana Maun, the third largest town in Botswana, sits on the banks of the scenic Thamalakane River in northern Botswana. This bustling metropolis has earned its reputation as Botswana's tourism capital, serving as the primary gateway to the renowned Okavango Delta. The region boasts diverse
LakeLake Kariba
Lake Kariba is the world's largest man-made lake (6,000 km²) straddling Zambia and Zimbabwe, offering unique aquatic safaris with boat-based game viewing, tiger fishing, and access to Matusadona National Park's 240+ bird species and Big Five wildlife. Best visited June–October when lake levels drop
Nwetwe Pan
Nwetwe Pan is one of Africa's largest salt flats in northeastern Botswana, covering 4,900 km² with dramatic white landscapes and seasonal wildlife migrations that attract zebra, wildebeest, and predators. Visit during the dry season (May-October) for accessible pan drives and stellar photography, or
National ParkRuhija Sector
Ruhija Sector is Bwindi Impenetrable Forest's highest and most exclusive gorilla trekking region, located at 2,340m elevation in eastern Uganda with three habituated mountain gorilla families and 24 daily permits. Beyond gorillas, the sector offers birdwatching (300+ species), primate walks, forest
City TownLalibela
Lalibela is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in northern Ethiopia featuring 11 hand-carved rock-hewn churches designated as one of Christianity's greatest architectural wonders, located at 2,130m elevation with access to wildlife reserves like Simien Mountains National Park. The destination attracts 350
Harare
Harare is Zimbabwe's capital city and primary international gateway, located 1,480 meters above sea level in the north-central region. While not a safari destination itself, it serves as the essential transit hub for accessing Hwange National Park, Mana Pools, and other premier wildlife reserves.
Lilongwe
Lilongwe is Malawi's capital city and primary safari hub, located 3-4 hours from the country's top wildlife parks including Liwonde and Majete. Known for its green spaces, colorful markets, wildlife sanctuaries, and welcoming hospitality, it serves as the ideal gateway for affordable safaris blendin
MountainLemosho Route
The Lemosho Route is a 7-10 day trek up Mount Kilimanjaro (5,895m) in northern Tanzania, renowned for its stunning scenery across five ecological zones and lower crowd density. Starting at 2,100m elevation and ascending through rainforest, moorland, and alpine desert, it offers a 85%+ summit success
LakeLake Bunyonyi
# Lake Bunyonyi: Uganda's Serene Hidden Gem Nestled in southwestern Uganda between Kabale and Kisoro districts near the Rwanda border, Lake Bunyonyi spans 25 kilometers in length and 7 kilometers in width at an elevation of 1,962 meters. Known as the "Place of Many Little Birds," this enchanting lak
National ParkMakgadikgadi Pans National Park
# Makgadikgadi Pans National Park Located between Maun and Francistown in northeastern Botswana, Makgadikgadi Pans National Park encompasses 4,900 square kilometers of the world's largest salt pans, covering over 30,000 square kilometers across the broader landscape. This remarkable expanse represen
MountainNapuru Waterfalls
Napuru Waterfalls is a 78-meter cascade on Mount Meru's slopes in northern Tanzania, featuring a moderately challenging 4-kilometer hike through montane forest to a natural swimming pool. Located 7 kilometers from Arusha, it offers wildlife viewing, cultural experiences, and photography opportunitie
LakeRift Valley Lakes
Rift Valley Lakes is a chain of six interconnected lakes in Ethiopia's Great Rift Valley hosting over 230 bird species, hippos, and crocodiles, with Lake Langano offering the only swimmable freshwater lake in the region. The area serves as an ideal relaxation stop between Addis Ababa and southern Et
National ParkChyulu Hills
Chyulu Hills: Kenya's Verdant Wilderness Nestled in southern Kenya, the Chyulu Hills National Park encompasses gently undulating grasslands interspersed with dense primeval forest. This magical landscape features black frozen lava formations adorned with striking red-hot poker trees, creating breath
Game ReservePian Upe Game Reserve
# Pian Upe Game Reserve: Uganda's Second Largest Conservation Area Located in northeastern Uganda's Karamoja region, Pian Upe Wildlife Reserve spans 2,275 square kilometers, making it Uganda's second largest protected conservation area. Established in 1964, this semi-arid landscape offers a distinct
Safari OperatorThe Maasai Group LLC
The Maasai Group LLC is a Kenya-based safari operator offering guided wildlife tours across Maasai Mara, Nairobi National Park, and the Rift Valley, combined with authentic Maasai cultural experiences. Packages feature Big Five viewing, the Great Migration, and community village visits, ranging from
Wildlife ReserveKyambura Wildlife Reserve
# Kyambura Wildlife Reserve Kyambura Wildlife Reserve spans approximately 155 square kilometers in southwestern Uganda, positioned immediately south of Lake George and east of Queen Elizabeth National Park. Established in 1965, this protected area serves as a crucial buffer zone for the northeastern
City TownMbeya City
# Mbeya City: Gateway to Tanzania's Southern Wilderness Mbeya City serves as a vital hub for Tanzania's southern circuit, strategically positioned near Kitulo National Park and accessible via Mbeya Airport. This gateway destination offers adventurous travelers easy access to some of East Africa's mo
Lamu
# Lamu: Kenya's Enchanting Coastal Gem Nestled on Kenya's pristine Indian Ocean coastline, Lamu is a captivating destination offering an escape into authentic East African culture and natural beauty. This UNESCO World Heritage Site blends Swahili heritage with stunning landscapes, featuring pristine
BeachSeychelles
Seychelles is an independent island nation in the Indian Ocean, 1,600 km east of Africa, featuring 115 islands with endemic wildlife, pristine beaches, and world-class diving. It's commonly paired with South African safaris as a 3-5 day beach extension, offering tropical relaxation after game reserv
Game ReserveYaeda Valley
# Yaeda Valley: Tanzania's Untamed Wilderness Nestled in northern Tanzania within the Great Rift Valley, Yaeda Valley spans approximately 10,000 square miles of scrubland and savanna, an area roughly the size of Massachusetts. Carbon Tanzania's conservation program currently protects 50,000 acres, w
AirportJNIA Airport Terminal 2 Parking
JNIA Airport Terminal 2 Parking is a 24/7 charged parking facility at Tanzania's largest international airport, serving travelers connecting to northern and southern safari circuits. Located 12 km from Dar es Salaam city center, it provides vehicle security and direct terminal access for safari-boun
OtherSudwala Caves
Sudwala Caves is the world's oldest cave system, formed 240 million years ago in Mpumalanga province, featuring a 70-meter amphitheatre chamber and 2.2-billion-year-old bacterial fossils. One-hour guided tours explore 600 meters of tunnels 150 meters underground, offering geology and adventure seeke
City TownMfuwe
Mfuwe is a gateway village in eastern Zambia serving South Luangwa National Park, Africa's premier destination for leopard sightings and walking safaris. The park covers 9,050 km² and supports 60+ mammal species, with daily flights from Lusaka making it easily accessible for safari travelers.
City TownNairobi
Nairobi is Kenya's highland capital and the gateway to Nairobi National Park, where lions, rhinos and buffalo live within sight of the city skyline. Visitors can combine a short game drive with conservation centres, museums and cultural attractions.
National ParkIshasha Sector
Ishasha Sector is the southern wildlife area of Uganda's Queen Elizabeth National Park, famous for lions that habitually rest in large fig trees. Visit for focused game drives among Uganda kob, elephants, buffalo, hippos and savanna birds, often en route to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest.
OtherMaasai Girls Education Fund
Maasai Girls Education Fund is a Washington DC-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit that has provided educational scholarships to over 1,000 Maasai girls in Kenya's Kajiado County since 2000, increasing secondary school enrollment from near-zero to measurable rates.[1] Visitors can support this mission through
National ParkRuaha National Park
# Ruaha National Park: Tanzania's Hidden Wilderness Nestled in southern Tanzania, approximately 130 kilometers west of Iringa, Ruaha National Park stands as Tanzania's largest protected wildlife area, encompassing approximately 7,800 square miles following its 2008 expansion. This vast expanse repre
MountainZomba Plateau
Zomba Plateau is a 1,800-meter mountain reserve in southern Malawi covering 130 square kilometers with exceptional birding (420+ species), guided forest walks, and expert ornithological guides. Best visited during the dry season (May-November), the cooler plateau offers panoramic highland views, div
National ParkMapungubwe National Park
# Mapungubwe National Park Nestled in Limpopo Province where South Africa meets Botswana and Zimbabwe, Mapungubwe National Park spans approximately 280 square kilometers. This UNESCO World Heritage Site captivates visitors with its extraordinary blend of ancient history and pristine wilderness. The
BeachFarewell Zanzibar
Farewell Zanzibar is a UNESCO World Heritage beach destination off Tanzania's coast where safari travelers decompress after game drives, exploring Stone Town's Swahili history, endemic red colobus monkeys in Jozani forest, and Indian Ocean beaches. Typically visited for 2-3 days at the end of a nort
Game ReserveMadikwe Game Reserve
# Madikwe Game Reserve: South Africa's Premier Safari Destination Nestled in South Africa's North West province, Madikwe Game Reserve spans 750 square kilometers, making it the fifth-largest reserve in the country. Stretching from Groot-Marico northward to the Botswana border, this malaria-free sanc
National ParkMarakele National Park
# Marakele National Park Nestled along the Waterberg massif in northeast South Africa's Limpopo Province, Marakele National Park encompasses nearly 57,000 acres of spectacular wilderness. This scenic reserve combines arid plains with mountain slopes and marshlands, creating a diverse ecosystem that
National ParkKafue National Park
# Kafue National Park: Zambia's Wilderness Jewel Kafue National Park stands as Zambia's largest national park, encompassing an impressive 22,400 square kilometers of pristine wilderness. Located in central Zambia and surrounded by nine Game Management Areas, this vast expanse protects diverse habit
LakeLake Naivasha
# Lake Naivasha: Kenya's Freshwater Gem Nestled in the Great Rift Valley northwest of Nairobi, Lake Naivasha spans 139 square kilometers of pristine freshwater habitat. Located in Nakuru County at an elevation of 1,884 meters, this remarkable wetland serves as a vital refuge for wildlife in Kenya's
AirportKilimanjaro International Airport
Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) is Tanzania's main international gateway, located 50 km from Arusha and serving 750,000+ annual visitors heading to Mount Kilimanjaro, Serengeti, and Ngorongoro. The airport offers visa services, currency exchange, and direct access to the northern safari circ
BeachKendwa
Kendwa is a serene northwestern Zanzibar beach featuring tide-free waters, powdery white sand, and direct-access snorkeling for sea turtles and tropical fish. It offers a quieter alternative to busier Zanzibar beaches, ideal as a 2-4 day post-safari relaxation destination.
Marine ParkMbudya Island Marine Reserve
Mbudya Island Marine Reserve is a protected, uninhabited island 3 km off Dar es Salaam's coast with white-sand beaches, pristine coral reefs, and turquoise waters ideal for snorkeling and day trips. Established in 1975 and covering 14.2 square kilometers, it's one of East Africa's most accessible ma
Game ReserveManyeleti Game Reserve
# Manyeleti Game Reserve Nestled in eastern Mpumalanga province, Manyeleti Game Reserve spans 22,750 hectares of pristine South African wilderness. Positioned strategically between the Sabi Sand and Timbavati Game Reserves, it shares an unfenced border with the world-renowned Kruger National Park, c
National ParkMount Kenya
Mount Kenya is Africa's second-highest peak at 5,199 meters, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with five distinct ecosystems ranging from rainforest to alpine desert. Home to all Big Five mammals, over 130 bird species, and glacier-clad summits, it offers trekking, wildlife viewing, and cultural immersio
City TownMto Wa Mbu
Mto Wa Mbu is a cultural village at the Great Rift Valley's foothills in northern Tanzania, home to over 120 ethnic groups and set within wildlife migration corridors near Lake Manyara. It offers authentic cultural experiences—village walks, local markets, farming activities—combined with wildlife v
National ParkSipi Falls
# Sipi Falls: Uganda's Natural Wonder Located in Kapchorwa District in eastern Uganda near the Kenyan border, Sipi Falls comprises three stunning waterfalls cascading from Mount Elgon National Park. This enchanting destination offers cool temperatures and verdant landscapes that captivate visitors s
AirportJulius Nyerere International Airport
Julius Nyerere International Airport (DAR) is Tanzania's largest airport in Dar es Salaam, handling nearly 3 million passengers annually and serving as the primary gateway to the southern safari circuit, especially Nyerere National Park, which is just 1 hour away by charter flight. The modern facili
Budongo Forest Reserve
Budongo Forest Reserve: Uganda's Hidden Wilderness Gem Nestled in Uganda's western region, Budongo Forest Reserve stands as a pristine sanctuary for wildlife enthusiasts seeking authentic African experiences. This dense forest ecosystem harbors remarkable biodiversity, including chimpanzees, forest
City TownStone Town
Stone Town of Zanzibar Stone Town, located on a promontory jutting from the western side of Unguja Island into the Indian Ocean, stands as an outstanding example of a Swahili trading town. This UNESCO World Heritage Site represents a unique urban cultural unit developed through centuries of Arab, In
National ReserveNgorongoro Crater
# Ngorongoro Crater: Tanzania's Natural Wonder Nestled in northern Tanzania near Serengeti National Park, the Ngorongoro Crater stands as the world's largest intact volcanic caldera, spanning the expansive 809,440-hectare Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Established in 1959 as a multiple land-use zone,
National ParkSemien Mountains National Park
Semien Mountains National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in northern Ethiopia featuring Africa's most dramatic mountain scenery, with 4,550-meter peaks, 1,500-meter precipices, and the world's rarest canid—the Ethiopian wolf. Home to the endemic Walia ibex and gelada baboon, the 412 km² park o
Buffalo Wild Wings
Buffalo Wild Wings is a U.S. restaurant chain with no African locations. For authentic Tanzania safari experiences, explore verified operators on SafariFind offering Serengeti, Ngorongoro, and Tarangire packages.
King Shaka International Airport
King Shaka International Airport (DUR), located 35 km north of Durban, is South Africa's primary gateway to KwaZulu-Natal's safari reserves, including historic Hluhluwe–iMfolozi Park and luxury Phinda Private Game Reserve. Accessible via 20-minute drive on the N2 highway from Durban, the airport off
LakeLake Eyasi
# Lake Eyasi: Tanzania's Hidden Gem Nestled on the southern edge of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Ngorongoro Conservation Area within the Great Rift Valley, Lake Eyasi is a seasonal soda lake that offers an extraordinary escape from Tanzania's more crowded safari destinations. This elongated shal
National ParkEntebbe Masaka- Lake Mburo National Park-Mbarar Town-Kabale-Bwindi Impenetrable National Park-Queen Elizabeth Via Ishasha Sector-Ishaka-Bushenyi- Mbarara-Masaka To Kampala
Uganda's premier 414-472 km multi-park safari route linking Lake Mburo's zebra herds, Queen Elizabeth's tree-climbing lions in Ishasha, and Bwindi's mountain gorillas through rainforest and savanna ecosystems. Requires 7-10 days and 4WD vehicle; best visited June-August or December-February.
National ParkBusanga Plains
# Busanga Plains, Zambia Nestled in the remote northwestern corner of Kafue National Park, Zambia's largest and oldest protected area, Busanga Plains spans approximately 720 square kilometers of pristine wilderness. This Ramsar-recognized wetland ecosystem remains flooded most of the year, accessib
Game ReserveLake Bogoria National Reserve
Lake Bogoria National Reserve is a 107 km² soda lake ecosystem in Kenya's Great Rift Valley featuring 18 geysers, boiling hot springs, and up to two million flamingos—Africa's most concentrated geothermal landscape. Visit for dramatic Rift Valley scenery, world-class birdwatching (500+ species), and
Diani Beach
# Diani Beach: Kenya's Coastal Paradise Located south of Mombasa, Diani Beach is a stunning 15-kilometer stretch of pristine coastline featuring powdery white sand that extends up to 150 meters during low tide. This interconnected beach collective, including the adjacent Galu Beach, offers an ideal
National ParkSkeleton Coast National Park
# Skeleton Coast National Park Skeleton Coast National Park sprawls across 16,845 square kilometers in northwest Namibia, protecting one of the world's most inaccessible and dramatic coastlines. Established in 1971, this remote wilderness is littered with over 1,000 shipwreck remains, creating an ev
LakeZiway
Lake Ziway is a freshwater Rift Valley lake in central Ethiopia hosting over 500 bird species, hippos, and crocodiles, located just 160 km from Addis Ababa. The lake combines excellent wildlife viewing with cultural heritage—its island monastery once sheltered the Ark of the Covenant—making it ideal
National ParkMomela Road
Momela Road is the main access route to Arusha National Park's 552 km² protected area in northern Tanzania, connecting travelers to Mount Meru, Ngurdoto Crater, and seven mineral-rich alkaline lakes renowned for flamingos and over 400 bird species. Located 35 km from Arusha town, it serves as the mo
Majimoto Village
Majimoto Village is a Maasai cultural settlement in Kenya's Rift Valley offering authentic immersion in traditional life, guided nature walks, and community-supported tourism at approximately $120 USD per day. Located 3 hours from Nairobi near the Loita Hills, it serves as an ideal cultural stopover
Game ReserveMajete Wildlife Reserve
Majete Wildlife Reserve is a 700-km² game reserve in southwestern Malawi transformed from a poached-out wilderness into a thriving Big Five safari destination through systematic wildlife reintroductions since 2003. The reserve now supports over 11,000 mammals across 17 species and offers uncrowded g
City TownKisumu
Kisumu is Kenya's third-largest city on Lake Victoria's shore, offering unique aquatic wildlife viewing, 115+ bird species, and authentic Luo culture without the crowds of famous savannah parks. Located 350 km from Nairobi, it serves as a 3-4 day safari extension combining hippo watching, Ndere Isla
National ParkMount Longonot National Park
Mount Longonot National Park is a 52 km² extinct stratovolcano in Kenya's Great Rift Valley, 90 km from Nairobi, featuring a 13.5 km crater-rim hiking trail with panoramic views and over 100 bird species. Best visited as a day trip from Nairobi or Lake Naivasha, offering dramatic high-altitude trekk
National ReserveChemka Hot Springs
# Chemka Hot Springs: Tanzania's Hidden Thermal Oasis Nestled approximately 40 kilometers from Moshi in the Chemka village, Chemka Hot Springs, also known as Maji Moto or Kikuletwa, represents a serene natural wonder fed by mineral-rich Kilimanjaro groundwaters. This crystalline thermal pool reache
National ParkMokala National Park
Mokala National Park Nestled 80 kilometers southwest of Kimberley in South Africa's Northern Cape, Mokala National Park spans 26,485 hectares of pristine wilderness. Proclaimed in June 2007, it stands as South Africa's newest national park, strategically positioned where the Kalahari meets the Karoo
National ParkMara River
Mara River is the critical crossing point for Africa's Great Migration, where 1.3 million wildebeest and 200,000 zebra navigate crocodile-filled waters between July and October. Located in Kenya's Maasai Mara National Reserve, it's home to all Big Five species and over 400 bird species, making it on
Nairegie Engare Police Station
Nairegie Engare Police Station is a local public-service facility in Nairegie Enkare, Narok County, not a safari park. It may help travelers in the wider Maasai Mara region, but no verified wildlife attractions or visitor facilities are documented at the station.
City TownMangochi
Mangochi is a gateway town in southern Malawi at Lake Malawi's southern tip, offering access to UNESCO-protected freshwater ecosystems with over 1,000 cichlid fish species, plus nearby Liwonde National Park hosting approximately 900 elephants. The region combines lake-based snorkeling and kayaking w
Wildlife SanctuaryNosy Komba
Nosy Komba is a 25 km² volcanic island off Madagascar's northwest coast famous for habituated black lemurs, giant tortoises, and endemic reptiles in pristine forest and coral reef ecosystems. Best visited April–December, it offers 7–8 hour full-day excursions combining wildlife trekking, snorkeling,
LakeLake Duluti
Lake Duluti is a 0.66 km² volcanic crater lake in Arusha, Tanzania, offering canoeing, forest walks, and birdwatching among 20+ bird species and endemic wildlife. Located 14 km from Arusha, it's an ideal half-day or full-day escape combining water activities with Chagga cultural experiences.
Game ReservePhinda Private Game Reserve
# Phinda Private Game Reserve Nestled in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, Phinda Private Game Reserve spans 170 square kilometers of pristine wilderness positioned between Mkuze Game Reserve and iSimangaliso Wetland Park. Designated in 1990, its name derives from the Zulu phrase "Phinda Izilwane," poeti
Chobe National Park
Chobe National Park Established in 1968, Chobe National Park spans approximately 11,700 square kilometers in Botswana, featuring four distinct ecosystems including floodplains, swamps, and woodlands. The Chobe River forms a defining boundary of this remarkable reserve. This diverse landscape creates
AirportWilson Airport
Wilson Airport (WIL) is Nairobi's main domestic and charter aviation hub for fly-in safaris across Kenya. It connects travelers with airstrips near the Maasai Mara, Amboseli, Samburu and Laikipia, often saving hours of road travel.
Dire Dawa
Dire Dawa is Ethiopia's second-largest city and a strategic gateway for eastern Ethiopia safaris, founded in 1902 as a railway hub. From this practical basecamp, travelers access Awash National Park wildlife reserves, the historic walled city of Harar, and the Great Rift Valley ecosystem.
Borana Conservancy
# Borana Conservancy Nestled in Kenya's Laikipia Highlands at the foothills of Mount Kenya, Borana Conservancy spans 32,000 acres of pristine wilderness. This remarkable reserve now protects more than 13 percent of Kenya's entire rhino population, including over 123 southern white rhinos and 141 cri
National ParkArusha National Park
Arusha National Park is a stunning 137 square kilometer national park located in the Arusha Region of Tanzania, situated 25 kilometers east of Arusha City. This compact yet biodiverse reserve is home to Mount Meru, Tanzania's second highest volcano at 4,566 meters elevation, making it a geological m
Ai-Ais/Richtersveld Transfrontier Park
# Ai-Ais/Richtersveld Transfrontier Park Straddling the border between South Africa and Namibia, Ai-Ais/Richtersveld Transfrontier Park encompasses vast landscapes ranging from the dramatic Namib Desert to the scenic Kunene River Delta. This expansive preserve protects one of Africa's most remote an
City TownMwanza
Mwanza is a lakeside city on Lake Victoria in northern Tanzania offering intimate wildlife viewing on Saanane Island National Park, where zebra, impala, and monkeys roam granite-stone trails within 15 minutes of the city center. Best suited as a 2-4 day stopover combining game drives, Sukuma cultura
OtherDallol
Dallol is a geothermal area in Ethiopia's Danakil Depression at 410 meters below sea level, featuring acid pools, multicolored sulfur springs, and salt flats. Accessible only by guided 4×4 tours with armed escorts, it offers an extreme geological experience combined with encounters with Afar salt mi
Jomo Kenyatta International Airport
Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) is Kenya's primary international gateway serving over 9 million passengers annually, located 18 km southeast of Nairobi and offering direct access to safari destinations including Maasai Mara, Amboseli, and Tsavo via connecting flights. The airport features
Marine ParkNosy Tanikely Marine Reserve
Nosy Tanikely Marine Reserve is a protected marine park off Nosy Be, Madagascar, featuring 154 fish species, pristine coral reefs at snorkeling depth, and endemic wildlife including black lemurs and sea turtles. Day trips cost $15–$40 per person and offer some of the region's best snorkeling, diving
Gondar
Gondar is northern Ethiopia's historic imperial capital (2,200m elevation) and the essential gateway to UNESCO-listed Simien Mountains National Park, home to endemic Walia ibex, gelada baboons, and dramatic Afro-Alpine terrain. 3–4 day treks from Gondar cost $260–$570 USD per person and include lice
City TownMusanze
Musanze is a mountain town at 1,849 meters elevation in northwestern Rwanda, serving as the gateway to Volcanoes National Park and world-renowned mountain gorilla trekking. Located 2 hours from Kigali, it offers access to endangered gorillas, golden monkeys, volcanic hikes, and Dian Fossey's researc
Gombe National Park
# Gombe National Park: Tanzania's Smallest Treasure Nestled along the shores of Lake Tanganyika in northwestern Tanzania's Kigoma Region, Gombe National Park encompasses just 35 square kilometers, making it Africa's smallest national park. Despite its diminutive size, this ancient forest strip cling
Grumeti Game Reserve
# Grumeti Game Reserve Nestled in Tanzania's western Serengeti ecosystem, Grumeti Game Reserve forms a vital part of the larger Serengeti landscape alongside Ikorongo Game Reserve. This expansive protected area spans approximately 22,000 square kilometers and serves as a crucial wildlife corridor. T
Wildlife SanctuaryLake Elementaita
Lake Elementaita is a shallow alkaline lake in Kenya's Great Rift Valley supporting over 450 bird species and designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, located 120 km northwest of Nairobi. The sanctuary combines exceptional birdwatching, dramatic volcanic landscapes, and diverse mammalian wildlife on
Marine ParkNosy Sakatia
Nosy Sakatia is a pristine 14 km² island off northwest Madagascar, known for protected green sea turtles, coral gardens, and endemic orchids—accessible by a 15-minute boat ride from Nosy Be. Best visited June–November for whale watching and snorkeling with minimal tourism crowds.
Game ReserveNkhotakota Wildlife Reserve
Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve is Malawi's largest and oldest reserve covering 1,800 km² of miombo woodland and river valleys, transformed since 2015 through major elephant reintroductions and conservation partnerships. It offers remote walking safaris, canoe expeditions, and wilderness experiences wit
Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Game Reserve
Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Game Reserve Nestled in KwaZulu-Natal on South Africa's east coast, Hluhluwe-iMfolozi spans 960 square kilometers and holds the distinction of being Africa's oldest proclaimed game reserve, established in 1895. This flagship reserve comprises two distinct areas: Hluhluwe in the nor
Arusha
# Arusha: Tanzania's Safari Gateway Nestled on the outskirts of Tanzania, Arusha serves as the traditional stopover destination for travelers heading to the world-renowned Serengeti National Park. This strategically positioned town has become essential to Tanzania's booming tourism sector, which rec
National ParkSaadani National Park
# Saadani National Park: Tanzania's Unique Coastal Sanctuary Saadani National Park, officially established in 2005, spans approximately 1,062 square kilometers along Tanzania's Indian Ocean coastline in the Pangani and Chalinze districts. This remarkable reserve stands as Tanzania's only national pa
Game ReserveSelous Game Reserve
# Selous Game Reserve: Tanzania's Vast Wilderness Located in southern Tanzania, the Selous Game Reserve spans 50,000 square kilometers, making it one of Africa's largest protected areas. This UNESCO World Heritage Site remains remarkably undisturbed by human impact, preserving pristine ecological pr
National ParkMana Pools National Park
Mana Pools National Park is a 2,196 km² UNESCO World Heritage Site in northern Zimbabwe famous for walking safaris, canoe expeditions on the Zambezi River, and exceptional wildlife viewing of elephants (12,000+), buffalo, and over 450 bird species. It forms a transboundary conservation area with Zam
Game ReserveNarok Global Enterprise
Narok Global Enterprise centers on Maasai Mara National Reserve in southwestern Kenya, a 1,510 km² park that has won World Travel Award for Best National Park in Africa six consecutive years. Home to the Great Wildebeest Migration and all five African Big Five species, it attracts over 350,000 visit
National ParkMikumi National Park
# Mikumi National Park: Tanzania's Wildlife Sanctuary Located 300 kilometers west of Dar es Salaam along the Dar-Mbeya highway, Mikumi National Park spans 3,230 square kilometers, making it Tanzania's fourth largest national park. Established in 1964, this accessible gem near Morogoro offers visitor
National ParkDeadvlei
Deadvlei is a haunting salt pan in Namibia's Namib-Naukluft National Park featuring dead camel thorn trees against towering red dunes, located within the UNESCO World Heritage Namib Sand Sea. It's one of Earth's most photogenic destinations, best visited at sunrise between April and October, accessi
National ReserveSamburu National Reserve
# Samburu National Reserve: Kenya's Wild Northern Gem Nestled in Kenya's rugged north along the Ewaso Ng'iro River, Samburu National Reserve spans 165 square kilometers of arid yet vibrant landscape. This remote destination offers a distinctly wilder experience than southern Kenya's more famous park
National ParkUdzungwa Mountains National Park
# Udzungwa Mountains National Park Udzungwa Mountains National Park, located in south-central Tanzania between the Selous Game Reserve and Ruaha National Park, spans approximately 1,990 square kilometers across the Iringa and Morogoro regions. Part of the Eastern Arc Mountains, this unique montane l
National ParkSerengeti National Park
Serengeti National Park is a 14,763 km² UNESCO World Heritage Site in northern Tanzania hosting over 1.5 million wildebeest during the annual migration and home to 4,000 lions, 1,000 leopards, 550 cheetahs, and 500+ bird species. The park is 10 times larger than Kenya's Maasai Mara with far fewer cr
National ParkVictoria Falls
# Victoria Falls: Africa's Thundering Wonder Straddling the Zambia-Zimbabwe border on the Zambezi River, Victoria Falls stands as one of the world's most spectacular natural wonders. Spanning approximately 1,700 meters in width with a maximum drop of 150 meters, this colossal waterfall generates a v
Wildlife SanctuaryZiwa Rhino Sanctuary
Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary is Uganda's only conservation area where visitors can track endangered white rhinos on foot, protecting over 40 animals across 70 square kilometers of mixed savannah and wetland habitat. Located 164 kilometers north of Kampala, it combines rhino trekking with birdwatching and wi
National ParkKruger National Park
Kruger National Park: Africa's Premier Wildlife Destination Established in 1898, Kruger National Park spans nearly 2 million hectares across South Africa's Lowveld region, representing one of Africa's most exceptional wildlife experiences. This world-renowned park protects extraordinary biodiversity
City TownKisoro Town
Kisoro Town is a southwestern Uganda settlement 15 kilometers from Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, serving as the primary gateway for mountain gorilla trekking and Virunga volcano climbing. The hillside town combines gorilla permits ($700-800 USD), golden monkey tracking, lake canoeing, and Batwa
City TownLusaka
Lusaka National Park: Zambia's Urban Wildlife Sanctuary Located approximately 30 kilometres southeast of Zambia's capital city, Lusaka National Park is the country's newest and smallest national park, established in 2011 and officially opened in 2015. Spanning 67.15 square kilometres, this urban wil
Marine ParkNosy Iranja
Nosy Iranja is a dual-island marine sanctuary 40 km southwest of Nosy Be in Madagascar, famous for its connecting white sandbank at low tide and as a breeding ground for hawksbill and green sea turtles. Full-day snorkeling and beach tours cost $57–$96 per person and are typically accessed via motorb
National ParkNairobi County
Nairobi County is home to Nairobi National Park, the world's only national park in a capital city, offering Big Five wildlife viewing just 7 km from downtown Nairobi with over 400 bird species and endangered black rhinos. Perfect for travelers with limited time, it delivers authentic safari experien
OtherHadzabe
The Hadzabe are one of Africa's last hunter-gatherer tribes living around Lake Eyasi in Tanzania, with approximately 1,000-1,300 members who maintain ancient survival traditions. Visitors participate in guided hunting and gathering walks to learn their way of life, making Hadzabe experiences unique
City TownArusha City
Arusha City is Tanzania's premier safari gateway, located 35 km from Kilimanjaro International Airport and serving as the launch point for expeditions to Serengeti, Ngorongoro, and Tarangire. The city hosts 50+ verified safari operators where travelers can book customized packages and arrange logist
Rivonia
Rivonia is a northern Johannesburg suburb known for Liliesleaf Farm and access to Gauteng day trips. Visit for history, urban convenience, and nearby wildlife attractions rather than a resident safari experience.
Game ReserveMababe
Mababe is a 50,000-hectare private wildlife concession in northern Botswana between Chobe National Park and the Okavango Delta, featuring year-round water sources and exceptional predator viewing with over 300 bird species. The reserve remains relatively undiscovered, offering genuine wilderness exp
Jozani Forest And Salaam Turtles Aquarium
# Jozani Forest and Salaam Turtles Aquarium Nestled in Zanzibar, Tanzania, Jozani Forest stands as one of the island's most vital natural reserves, protecting approximately 50 square kilometers of pristine coastal forest. This remarkable destination combines terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems, offer
National ParkSossusvlei
Sossusvlei is a surreal desert landscape in Namibia featuring towering red sand dunes rising 300+ meters above a white clay pan, surrounded by ancient blackened trees at Deadvlei. Best visited April-November for sunrise photography and desert-adapted wildlife like oryx and ostrich, it's primarily a
IslandMauritius
Mauritius is an island nation in the Indian Ocean east of Madagascar, famous for pristine beaches, coral reefs, and endemic bird species. It's the ideal beach-and-relaxation finale to Madagascar wildlife safaris, offering snorkeling, hiking, and luxury resorts.
Johannesburg
Johannesburg is South Africa's largest urban gateway to Kruger National Park and Greater Kruger private reserves. Visit for easy international connections, cultural attractions, and access to guided or self-drive Big Five safaris.
LakeLake Hawassa
Lake Hawassa is a freshwater Rift Valley lake 275 km south of Addis Ababa, renowned for hippos, over 800 bird species, and the lively Hawassa Fish Market where marabou storks compete with fishermen at dawn. The lake serves as an accessible, comfortable base for southern Ethiopia safaris, with boat t
National ParkMahale Mountains National Park
Mahale Mountains National Park is a pristine wilderness located on the eastern shores of Lake Tanganyika in western Tanzania's Kigoma Region, spanning 1,650 square kilometers. Established in 1985, this remote sanctuary is renowned as home to the world's largest protected population of eastern chimpa
