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6 Reasons To Go On Safari

6 Reasons To Go On Safari

Perhaps everyone on Planet Earth has dreamed of going on safari to Africa! The word safari means “journey” & enjoying a luxury African safari is a unique journey to say the least.

Getting up close & personal with some of the world’s most impressive & endangered animals, sleeping in luxury tents at the best safari lodges & learning more about the fascinating African culture is what luxury safari holidays are all about.

Not that you need further convincing, here are our top 6 reasons why you should book a luxury safari adventure today.

A BUCKET LIST EXPERIENCE

Luxury African safaris offer you a unique combination of opulence, wildlife & adventure in a single experience, unmatched anywhere else in the world.

SEE WILDLIFE UP CLOSE

Seeing the real Africa from an open 4x4 vehicle, boat or canoe is simply magical. Encountering the Big 5 – lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo & rhino – & spotting extraordinary bird species in their natural habitat, is something you will never forget.

ESCAPE TO NATURE

Most of our lives today are filled with long hours at the office & too much screen time! Visiting Africa allows us to slow down, kick off our shoes & escape to a world where we can only hear birds chirping.

PLENTY OF ACTIVITIES

Kids & adults around the world have one thing in common – we love to have fun while on holiday! You can be sure of this...A safari adventure will keep everyone entertained. (But if you are hoping to do as little as possible – you are most welcome to do so.)

BEAUTIFUL SUNSETS

What is more magical than rounding off your afternoon with a popular safari ritual: sundowner drinks in the bush? You’re invited to watch the sun set while sipping on your drink of choice, surrounded by nature at the best safari lodges in Africa.

A PHOTOGRAPHER’S DREAM

Professional photographers, & the ‘Average Joe’ who loves taking pictures, will all fall in love with Africa. Capture impressive animals, golden sunsets or interesting people & make memories that will last forever.

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Botswana

Botswana is – without a doubt – Africa’s prime wildlife destination. And it is no surprise to visitors when they get to experience this bucket-list destination for themselves. Home to the world-renowned Moremi Game Reserve & beautiful Okavango Delta with its maze of lagoons, channels & islands, Botswana offers action-packed wildlife viewing in a remote setting. Witness large herds of elephants in Chobe National Park, meet the meerkats in the Makgadikgadi Pans or go on walking safaris with a San bushman in the Kalahari. Botswana is all about seclusion – in fact, the only way to reach most of these camps is via small plane. Viewing the bush from a bird’s eye view is spectacular & often big game can be spotted from the air. Both land & water-based safari activities can be experienced in Botswana. Popular activities include open 4x4 game drives, guided walking safaris, mokoro trips in dug-out canoes, boating & fishing. Botswana also easily combines with a trip to the majestic Victoria Falls.

Kenya

Kenya is the place where safari travel originated & one of East Africa’s premier wildlife destinations. Here, safari enthusiasts can witness one of nature’s most iconic spectacles: The Great Wildebeest Migration. Each year, millions of wildebeest, zebra & gazelle move through the Serengeti & Masai Mara ecosystems in a regular pattern – in search of green pasture. Their crossing of the Mara River is the climax of this odyssey - a spectacle filled with drama, death & endeavour - & one of Kenya's best safari experiences. Apart from ticking off the Great Migration from their bucket list, guests can also marvel at Amboseli’s picture-perfect views of Mount Kilimanjaro or enjoy thrilling encounters with Samburu’s big cats – lion, leopard & cheetah.

Malawi

Lake Malawi is one of the world’s largest freshwater lakes & home to the largest number of fish species in the world, making it an ideal destination for water sport enthusiasts. These crystal-clear waters offer guests the opportunity to enjoy exciting water-based activities such as kayaking, diving, snorkelling, sailing & fishing. Visitors can easily combine a ‘beach-style’ holiday at Lake Malawi with an off-the-beaten-track safari experience at Majete Wildlife Reserve or Liwonde National Park. Majete is Malawi’s premier wildlife destination, offering guests the opportunity to tick off the Big 5 – lion, leopard, elephant buffalo & rhino - from their bucket list, while Liwonde is the perfect place to enjoy thrilling boating safaris on the beautiful Shire River.

Namibia

Namibia lies between the Kalahari & the Atlantic Ocean & offers its visitors dramatic, untouched scenery, beautiful stargazing & excellent photographic opportunities. It is of course the impressive & incomparable red sand dunes of the Namib Desert that feature most on a Namibia safari itinerary. You can enjoy scenic hot air balloon flights over Sossusvlei’s dunes, go quad biking or even take a hike up to the much-photographed Dune 45 for breathtaking views. Further stops should also include the mystical, shipwreck-strewn Skeleton Coast with its large Cape Fur seal colonies, the rugged & wild Damaraland where you will look for desert-adapted elephants in open 4x4 jeeps, the culturally rich Kunene region: home to the Himba people, & the game-packed Etosha National Park with its superb Big 5 wildlife encounters.

Rwanda

Rwanda is home to half of the world’s existing gorilla population & has become known as Africa’s easiest & most accessible gorilla trekking destination. Volcanoes National Park is Rwanda’s biggest drawcard. This legendary park boasts 300 habituated – but still wild - endangered mountain gorillas & includes a range of exciting safari activities, such as forest hikes to find the rare golden monkey, nature walks to the grave of Diane Fossey & even scenic helicopter flights over the park to enjoy a bird’s eye view. Exciting chimpanzee trekking safaris can be done at the Nyungwe Forest National Park while you can tick off the coveted Big 5 at Akagera National Park. The beautiful Lake Kivu- one of Africa’s Great Lakes - is the ideal place to end a Rwanda holiday. Here, you can enjoy breathtaking scenery, immaculate beaches & a variety of water-based activities such as canoeing, boating & fishing.

South Africa

South Africa has it all! Also known as the ‘Rainbow Nation,’ this beautiful country is one of amazing diversity. Not only is it a metaphor for the coming together of all different people who live in South Africa – a nation with 11 official languages – but this perfectly descriptive name also points to the country’s incredible biodiversity. Home to game-packed wildlife reserves, lush vineyards, spectacular mountains & pristine beaches, South Africa gives a feeling of entering a completely different world constantly, all within one country. This means that the best time of the year to visit South Africa is whenever you’ve got time off work! Here, you’ll find world-class cuisine, exceptional service & spectacular scenery. Due to South Africa’s great infrastructure, it is easy to get around – be that via flight, private transfer or self-drive.

Tanzania

Tanzania is East Africa’s second-largest country & few destinations offer such diversity of wildlife & landscapes. Almost everywhere you look, you will experience ‘safari.’ The country’s biggest drawcard is the Great Wildebeest Migration (this is arguably the best time to visit Tanzania). Each year, millions of wildebeest, zebra & gazelle move through the Serengeti & Masai Mara ecosystems in a regular pattern – in search of green pasture. Their crossing of the Mara River is the climax of this odyssey - a spectacle filled with drama, death & endeavour - & one of Tanzania’s best safari experiences. Apart from experiencing the greatest wildlife spectacle on Earth, you can also tick off the Big 5 from their bucket list while on safari in an ancient volcano - the Ngorongoro Crater, offering the best year-round wildlife viewing in Tanzania.

Uganda

A gorilla trekking safari is on everyone’s bucket list. Spending time with endangered mountain gorillas in their natural rainforest habitat is why travellers from across the globe choose Uganda as a safari destination. Uganda’s extraordinary Bwindi Impenetrable Forest boasts a 90% success rate at finding habituated gorilla family groups & has contributed to gorilla trekking becoming one of Africa’s most powerful wildlife experiences. But there is more to Uganda than spending time with gorillas in rainforests. This East African country is also famous for its iconic tree-climbing lions that can be found in Queen Elizabeth National Park – one of only 3 places on the continent where this rare occurrence takes place.

Zambia

Zambia is home to some of Southern Africa’s most remote safari destinations & offers the perfect blend between big game viewing, expert guides & luxurious lodges. In fact – here you will find some of the best guides in Africa! And although Zambia’s raw beauty has long been drawing safari connoisseurs from around the globe, the wildlife reserves remain wild & unspoilt – the way a safari is meant to be. South Luangwa is one of Zambia’s premier wildlife regions & offers the best walking safaris in Africa, along with remote bush camps & luxurious lodges. You can also enjoy canoeing in the scenic Lower Zambezi or go on thrilling 4x4 drives in the Kafue National Park. For a truly off-the-beaten-track adventure, visit North Luangwa & explore the most remote corners of Zambia on foot.

Zimbabwe

The ‘Smoke that Thunders’ is one of the continent’s most mesmerizing sights, leaving visitors in awe & slightly soaked at the same time. The Falls is on the mighty Zambezi River which creates a border between Zimbabwe & Zambia, allowing visitors to view this natural wonder from both sides. Known as Africa’s adventure capital – the Victoria Falls offers a variety of exciting activities, including scenic helicopter flights, sunset boat cruises, elephant interactions, river rafting & adventurous swims at the edge of the Falls – season dependent. But the Victoria Falls is not the only reason to visit Zimbabwe. You can enjoy some of Africa’s best big game encounters at Hwange National Park, situated only a stone’s throw from Vic Falls. Mana Pools National Park offers exciting game drives, canoe safaris & guided walks while

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