African Safaris

Africa's southernmost country is a hot spot for safari goers. South Africa is home to both Cape Town and Johannesburg, which offer a wide range of flights to various safari destinations. During stopovers, travelers can enjoy these western friendly cities, their wineries and penguin inhabited beaches.

Located directly north of South Africa, Botswana and its highly sought after safari deltas are landlocked in the southern half of Africa. Known by most as the absolute best place to experience a safari, Botswana is outfitted almost exclusively with luxurious safari lodges. With practically no low and mid budget options, overcrowding is nonexistent as travelers get to experience the wildlife in unspoiled terrain.

Kenya is located directly on the equator and has historically been one of the most recognized safari locations in the world. Equipped with a range of accommodation options from budget to ultra luxury, Kenya has made safari access available too all. 

Tanzania is located in east Africa and gives travelers the chance to combine multiple habitats into one trip. With the option to visit Africa's tallest mountain, sandy island and coastal beaches, as well as the iconic savanna, Tanzania is the perfect location to spend time both before and after your safari.

Zambia is located just below Tanzania in the southern half of Africa. The country is home to one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World: the famous Victoria Falls.

Namibia is located on the southwest coast of Africa and gives travelers a mix of seaside and desert terrain. The country also houses the second largest canyon in the world in the Ais-Ais Richtersveld Transfontier Park.