Multi-Destination Africa packages

African Safaris  – A Quick Look at Africa’s finest Wildlife and Holiday  Destinations from North to South

Africa is home to the finest wildlife spectacles in the world.  From the north to the south, the continent has amazing  areas to see the worlds  natural world.

Amazing Fauna and Flora in the North Africa
The Atlas mountains in Morocco are home to magnificent and exotic wild flowers during spring and harbor many endangered birds. Southwards of the Atlas, the  Banc D’Arguin in Mauritania  attract many bird-watching enthusiasts. This wetland is a sanctuary to millions of migratory warders.

Along the Mediterranean sea, there are the spectacular coral reefs that let you enjoy relaxed diving in the red sea.

Gorillas and Wolves
Moving further south from the Atlas towards the Congo Basin, you find the forest elephant and lowland gorillas while the pristine rainforest of Gabon given you the exceptional chance to see the lowland gorillas. Further bird-watching safaris in Senegal.  This is  before moving on to the escarpment and plateau of the Bale and Simien mountains where you find the  gelada baboon, wail ibex and the endemic Ethiopian wolf.

Chimps, Gorillas,  Cats  and  the Great  Rift Valley
From the north  the Mediterranean, enter Rwanda and Uganda, the territory of apes and primates. Here the   mountain Gorillas claim the high ground, while the Great Rift Valley is seen at its most majestic in the volcano-pimpled plains of the Serengeti-Mara. The Great  Rift Valley lakes are renowned as hotspots of huge  biodiversity, and none more so than  Lake Tanganyika and Lake Malawi with their endemic communities of colorful cichlid fish.

Chimpanzees are also found in forests along the shores of Lake Tanganyika – Gombe Stream National park, while the vast virgin wilderness reserves of Selous and Ruaha in southern Tanzania promise some of Africa’s best wildlife safari experiences, with high standard of guiding. The same is true for Zambia’s Luangwa Valley where you will be led through beautiful scenery on unforgettable walking African safaris.  Kenya remains a contender for the enviable position of number one destination for African Wildlife safaris – offering great destinations like the Masai Mara Game Reserve and Amboseli.  Offshore, the eastern Africa Coast is fringed by splendid coral reefs and white sandy beaches of Zanzibar and Mombasa, and the Seychelles and Mauritius offshore .

Majestic Falls and Deltas
Victoria Falls is a highlight of any visit to Africa and the  Zambezi Valley, but there national parks upstream and downstream of the falls with superb lodge and activities ranging from canoeing to night drives. Botswana’s Okavango Delta is one of Africa’s most magical safari destinations – a verdant on the edge of the Kalahari.

Wildlife of Namib Desert is mainly confined to the coast, although a good guide will help you track down desert Elephant, Rhino and Gemsbok in remote tracts of Damaraland and Kaokoland.

On the south eastern part of Africa  along the shoreline, you find  wildlife-rich archipelagos, like the Quirimbas of Mozambique.les have reefs, seabirds, giant tortoises and the coco-de-mer palm. For pure island magic and lemurs galore, head to Madagascar.

Down South, South Africa’s natural treasures cover everything from the proteas of the Cape Floral  Kingdom to Kruger’s Big 5 and  the sharks along the wild Coast.