Africa is a continent home to diverse landscapes, rich cultures and colourful capitals. It’s the home of the endless horizon, the safari, rural areas and coastal splendour. Whether it’s the dilapidated third world town centres, business capitals of cities, game-rich plain regions, arid Savannahs, coastal luxury or remote craters on the edge of the wild; Africa has heart. Africa has an unrefined natural beauty and is a continent deserving of a visit.
The majority of tourists come to Africa for a safari experience, but nailing down the countries to visit can be tricky. Your time frame and budget also need to be taken into consideration. If you have an extensive budget and aren’t restricted to time, we suggest you follow our ultimate Africa safari route. These are the most popular destinations worth a visit but certainly, aren’t the only countries in Africa to visit.
The below is our ultimate Africa safari route!
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| The magnificent Uganda Crested Crane |
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| Sunrise in the Masai Mara |
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| Baby chimpanzee resting up in the tree in Kibale National park-Uganda |
Kenya/Tanzania
Both Kenya and Tanzania offer an iconic safari experience. Kenya is fondly referred to as “The Jewel of Africa” because of its vast landscape teeming with predators and herbivores migrating through the Mara plains. The Masai Mara is the most popular destination, and it’s understandable why. Tanzania is home to the Serengeti National Park, one of the most famous game reserves in the whole of Africa. Most of the land in of both of these countries is made-up of forests, national parks and game reserves. You’ll be stuck for choice when it comes to selecting a destination. Kenya and Tanzania both have remote tropical islands ideal for beach getaways.
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| Safari through the Serengeti |
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| The great Mara wildbeast migration |
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| Flamingos at Lake Nakuru |
Uganda
Uganda is raw and wild and offers an unsurpassed pristine natural beauty. Hills laden with tea and coffee plantations, ancient forest reserves cascading down mountains and lush jungles define the landscape. Everything in Uganda flourishes due to its nutrient-rich soil – imagine banana plantations and carpets of green around every corner.
The city centre is a far cry from a first world city, and it’s a casual reminder that Uganda is exceptionally beautiful because it’s still so rough around the edges. The Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is a biodiverse area and the epicentre of gorilla trekking safaris. It’s the go-to destination for tracking mountain gorillas. Coupled with gorilla trekking, visitors tend to travel to Kibale National Park for tracking chimpanzee.
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| Gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park |
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| Boat Cruise on the Mighty R.Nile near the rumbling Murchison falls in Uganda |
Discover your Africa – the one that appeals to your personality. And prior to booking, ask yourself what YOU want from a safari experience! From Lions to Gorillas and Elephants; Africa has it all.
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