Destinations

Where we take you

Every place below is a real park, reserve, lake or coast. Pick one or combine several in a single trip.

Kenya

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• Big Five

  Masai Mara

  Kenya's most celebrated wildlife reserve, famous for the Great Migration, resident big cats and open golden plains.

• Elephants & Kilimanjaro

  Amboseli

  Large elephant herds roam open plains and swamps beneath the snow-capped peak of Mount Kilimanjaro.

• Tsavo East

  One of the largest national parks in the world, with vast red-earth plains, the Galana River and big herds of elephants.

• Tsavo West

  A varied park of volcanic hills, the crystal-clear Mzima Springs and rhino sanctuary on the road between Nairobi and the coast.

• Rhino Sanctuary

  Lake Nakuru

  A compact, scenic park around a soda lake, known for its birdlife, white and black rhino and leopards.

• Lake Naivasha

  A freshwater Rift Valley lake with hippos, birdlife, boat trips and walking safaris on Crescent Island.

• Special Five

  Samburu

  A rugged northern reserve on the Ewaso Ng'iro River, home to species found nowhere else on a southern safari.

• Nairobi

  Kenya's capital and the gateway to most safaris, with a national park and giraffe and elephant experiences on its doorstep.

• Beach Extension

  Diani Beach

  Soft white sand, turquoise water and relaxed resorts on Kenya's south coast, a favourite beach stay after safari.

• Watamu

  A quiet coastal town of coral bays and marine park waters, loved for snorkelling, turtles and Swahili culture.

• Malindi

  A historic Swahili coast town with long beaches, a marine park and easy access to Watamu and the Sabaki River.

Tanzania

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• Great Migration

  Serengeti

  Endless plains, year-round big cat sightings and the Great Migration in Tanzania's most famous national park.

• World Heritage Site

  Ngorongoro Crater

  The world's largest intact volcanic caldera, a natural amphitheatre packed with wildlife.

• Baobabs & Elephants

  Tarangire

  Giant baobab trees, big elephant herds and the Tarangire River draw wildlife in the dry season.

• Lake Manyara

  A compact park of groundwater forest, an alkaline lake and Rift Valley escarpment, known for its birdlife and tree-climbing lions.

• Arusha National Park

  A small, varied park near Arusha with Mount Meru, colobus monkeys, giraffe and the Momella Lakes.

• Arusha

  The base for northern Tanzania safaris, with Kilimanjaro International Airport an hour away.

• Moshi & Kilimanjaro

  The foothill town of Moshi beneath Africa's highest mountain, with waterfalls, coffee farms and Chagga villages.

• Beach Extension

  Zanzibar

  A spice island of white beaches, turquoise water and the historic alleys of Stone Town.

• Dar es Salaam

  Tanzania's largest city and coastal gateway, with ferry and flight connections to Zanzibar and the southern parks.