Destinations
Six countries, one wild heart
East Africa is the safari heartland — the Great Migration, mountain gorillas, Kilimanjaro and the spice coast, all within a short flight of each other. Start with a country.
The Serengeti, the Crater, the spice islands
Tanzania
Home to the Great Migration, the Ngorongoro Crater and Mount Kilimanjaro, with Zanzibar's beaches waiting after the dust. Tanzania is the complete safari country — and the busiest for good reason.
24 parks · 49 places · 19 safaris →
The original safari, still magnificent
Kenya
The Masai Mara's big cats, Amboseli's tuskers beneath Kilimanjaro, flamingo-pink Rift Valley lakes and community conservancies that pioneered wildlife tourism that pays its way.
49 parks · 73 places · 33 safaris →
Gorillas, the Nile and honest adventure
Uganda
Half the world's mountain gorillas, chimpanzees in ancient forests, the Nile detonating through Murchison Falls — and prices that make a primate safari genuinely reachable.
22 parks · 33 places · 8 safaris →
A thousand hills, four different worlds
Rwanda
Africa's smoothest safari logistics: gorillas on the Virunga volcanoes, chimps in Nyungwe's canopy, a reborn Big Five savannah at Akagera, and Lake Kivu's coffee coast between them.
4 parks · 15 places · 3 safaris →
The roof of Africa
Ethiopia
Gelada monkeys on Simien cliffs, ancient rock-hewn churches, and mountain scenery unlike anywhere else on the continent — safari for travellers who want landscapes with their history.
11 parks · 20 places · 0 safaris →
East Africa's quiet corner
Burundi
Lake Tanganyika's beaches, drumming traditions and green highland parks — for pioneers who like their Africa entirely crowd-free.
5 parks · 10 places · 0 safaris →