A Proven African Safari Tours Specialist

With some of the most incredible wildlife on the planet, lush tropical beaches, and the challenging climb of Mt. Kilimanjaro, an African safari is a perfect vacation for any adventure enthusiast.

Immerse yourself in the lands you’ve only dreamed of and experience the majesty of the Great Migration when millions of animals make their yearly trek across the plains.

You will be amazed at all the things you can see and do while visiting an African safari wildlife park. But how do you know which one to visit? Below are some of the list of the best African safari wildlife Parks to add to your bucket list.

• The Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania
• The Serengeti National Park, Tanzania
• Massai Mara Game Reserve, Kenya
• Tarangire National Park, Tanzania
• Ruaha National Park, Tanzania
• Kruger National Park, South Africa
• Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, Uganda
• Etosha National Park, Namibia
• Mahale Mountains National Park, Tanzania
• Moremi Game Reserve, Botswana
• Selous Game Reserve, Tanzania
• Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda

Africa is one of the most stunning continents in the whole world. There’s so much to see and do, you’ll be spoilt for choice. This article is the best travel information which will help you to discover the best African countries to visit.

There are 54 countries in Africa, so planning your vacation can be tricky if you don’t know where you want to go. Vibrant cities, small rural villages, and breathtaking scenery. Africa is full of these things.

It’s called the Mother Continent for a reason, it’s supposed to have been where humanity began. There are so many hidden gems you may never have heard of before, as well as tried and true classics you cannot miss.

Africa is a continent of adventure. Tourism to the continent is on the up and up, and for good reason. With so much on offer from each country, you have to decide what you want to get out of your trip.

The Best African Countries to visit

The best African countries to visit are of course subjective. Everyone’s experiences will differ. But, here are a few of the most popular destinations to add to your African adventure bucket list.

• Morocco
• Zambia
• Tanzania
• South Africa
• Namibia
• Madagascar
• Kenya
• Botswana
• Rwanda
• Uganda

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Like any other bucket list vacation, a trip to Africa takes a lot of careful planning. Booking your African safari won’t be as easy as simply clicking a button.

There are tons of different safaris and safari companies to choose from. While this helps ensure the perfect safari for every type of traveler is out there, it also makes booking your trip a bit more confusing.

Narrowing down your African Safari plan

Do you need help narrowing down your options? these are some of the useful things you should consider when planning your safari to make sure you get the best experience possible.

• Your Budget
• Your Level of Comfort
• How Long You Want Your Safari to Be
• The Quality of the Company
• The Size of Your Group
• When You’ll Travel
• How You’ll Remember Your Trip Forever
• Destinations you are going to visit

Tented camps

Tented camps suit clients who want to experience a truly authentic safari and immerse themselves in the wilderness. It offers you the change of seeing wildlife close by. The camps are in general smaller and more intimate than lodges. They are set in stunning locations with great game viewing.  Don’t let the word ‘tent’ mislead you. Many tented camps are luxurious properties offering the same, or even better, comfort levels as the lodges. You can expect private spacious tents on decking platforms, with comfortable beds, furniture, flush toilets, en-suite bathrooms, and sometimes a pool. Often they are more exclusive than lodges, which is the reason they sometimes cost more than a lodge.
There are two types of tented camps: permanent and mobile. The permanent tented camps allow greater infrastructure and facilities, such as larger tents, more comfortable furnishings, flush toilets, 24-hour lighting, and more staff. The advantage of mobile tented camps is that it allows guests to follow the wildlife and be as close to animals as possible.

Lodges

Lodges are perfect for travelers who like comfort and ease and to sleep behind four solid walls. During the day you can enjoy the game drives out in the bush and in the evenings all the facilities you would find in a hotel, like a swimming pool, bar, restaurant, gift shops and much more. Safari lodges are permanent facilities with solid walls made of brick and stone or other materials. In general, lodges are much bigger than tented camps. Of course, not all lodges are created equal and they have different levels of comfort and pricing. Most lodges consist of a number of buildings scattered across a plot of land.

You can choose to ‘mix and match’ the different styles of accommodation during your safari.

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