Africa is immense and the diversity incredible. You can encounter savannahs rich with big game, timeless cultures unchanged by the modern world and timeless history, equatorial forests and mighty snow-capped mountains, pristine beaches and coral reef, searing deserts and cool highland retreats and endless opportunities for adventure, discovery and relaxation.
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Our luxury safaris explore East Africa from Kenya’s snow-capped Mt Kenya down to pristine beaches, Tanzania’s vast Serengeti to the magical Spice Island of Zanzibar, the lush tropical climate and fertile land of Uganda that is perfect habitat for the gorillas & chimps and the Mountain Gorilla and wide range of bird species in the forests of Rwanda and Amazing history of Ethiopia. We are constantly discovering new destinations that will take you away from the crowds and off the beaten track allowing you to enjoy beauty and quiet of Africa.
Kenya is a country of great natural beauty. Well known as a safari destination, there are areas not fully explored and the opportunity to get off the beaten track away from the crowds. The wide open spaces that stretch as far as the eye can see are breathtaking. The variety of wilderness areas including, National Parks & Reserves and private ranches & conservation areas offer you the freedom to step out of your safari vehicle and enjoy a variety of activities. This is an exciting destination for all ages and fitness levels, where a safari can be as individual as you are, and can satisfy your own personal needs and interests.
A safari is not all about wildlife viewing – authentic encounters with everyday life is an enlightening experience. Kenya has a culture born of countless sources. This region has been crossed by the paths of a long and complex history. From the prehistoric records of early man to the present day, Kenya has been a land of unending change, contrasts and diversity. Kenya has drawn on all of these influences to develop its own unique culture.
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Ethiopia has been praised for its outstanding natural beauty, dramatic landscapes and ancient culture, its fertile national parks, 3,000-year-old archeological history and nine UNESCO world heritage sites. A visit to any part of Ethiopia can reveal it to be an amazing tourist destination. In historical terms, it has the longest archaeological record of any country on earth; in religious terms it was only the second country in the West to adopt Christianity, and natural terms, it is uniquely diversified climatic and landscape condition, making it a habitat for highest number of endemic species and more birds that any other country in the continent, Africa.
With a great cultural diversity, Ethiopia retains its own distinctive language, its cuisine and its own calendar and clock. Each experience stirs the soul, each moment when Ethiopia’s essence enters all those who experience it. It's time to brush up on your Amharic, the national language of Ethiopia, because the Ethiopia was named as the World's Best Tourism Destination for 2015 by the European Council on Tourism and Trade.
Winston Churchill called Uganda 'the pearl of Africa’, presumably basing his opinion on the country’s great natural beauty. From the moment the visitor lands at Entebbe’s international airport, with its breathtaking equatorial location on the forested shore of island-strewn Lake Victoria, it is clear that Uganda is no ordinary safari destination. Uganda is where the East African savannah meets the West African jungle. In this lush country, one can observe lions prowling the open plains, track chimpanzees through the rain forest undergrowth, then navigate tropical channels teeming with hippos and crocs before setting off into the misty mountains to stare deep into the eyes of a mountain gorilla.
The most profound attraction in Uganda are the silver-back and black-back Mountain Gorillas, as well as other primates including chimpanzees and Golden Monkeys, all found in Bwindi Impenetrable Forests, Mgahinga National Park and on Ngamba Island. The mighty volcanic and non-volcanic mountains are a major attraction for hiking activities. With almost a third of the country covered by water, the fresh water lakes offer opportunities for water activities and sports. Lake Victoria, the largest in Africa, dominates the southern border of the country and offers sport fishing, sailing and lake cruises. The Eastern region is a must visit for all water activities and adventurous visitors with boat rides, white water rafting, bungee jumping in a variety of destinations. Increasingly popular for adventurers is white water rafting on the River Nile.
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Also known as 'the land of a thousand hills’, Rwanda is a landlocked country of lovely and various landscapes. The Virunga volcanic mountains have high altitude forests, world-famous mountain gorillas, and Lake Kivu offers beautiful beaches, jutting peninsulas and an archipelago of islands. Many visitors have been surprised by the fact that Rwandans are now harmoniously living together only 15 years after the genocide that threatened to shatter the social fabric of the country. Rwandans are not only living together today but they are striving to be recognized as one people.
Parc National des Volcans in the Virunga volcanoes is home to the mountain gorillas to which Dian Fossey dedicated her life. Nyungwe Forest is one of the largest montane forests in Central Africa and is renowned for its large troops of Columbus monkeys, chimpanzees, tracking of the elusive golden monkey and rich variety of orchids that can be seen on a nature walk within this tropical rain forest. There is a variety of wildlife including the Akagera National Park, the only Savannah park in the country with large herds of elephant emerging from the woodland, hippo and crocodile around the lake. Rwanda has a rich culture with its second city, Butare, having one of the finest cultural museums in Africa or visit one of the genocide memorial sites where victims killed in Kigali are remembered and on its outskirts are buried.
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Tanzania is home to some of Africa’s most alluring destinations. The Serengeti’s wildebeest migration along an infinite savanna; the incongruous snow of Mt Kilimanjaro – Africa’s tallest mountain at 5,895m (19,341ft); the crater bottom of Ngorongoro National Park teaming with wildlife; the Swahili coast and pristine beaches along the spice islands of Zanzibar where fishermen still plough the turquoise waters in traditional wooden sailboats; Selous – Africa’s largest protected area and larger than Switzerland; Ruaha and Katavi – insider tips for serious safari-goers; Mahale and Gombe – prime destinations for seeing chimpanzees in the wild.
Throughout, Tanzania offers travelers an array of options, set against the backdrop of a cultural mosaic. Tanzania’s coastline was a favored stop on ancient trading routes between the Indian sub-continent and the Middle-East. Spices, jewels and slaves once passed through, bringing with them a melange of cultural riches that remain today. The language of Swahili was born here, and old mosques, coral palaces and pearly-white beaches still remain. While most visitors head straight for the famed northern wildlife-watching circuit, followed by time relaxing on Zanzibar’s beaches, Tanzania has much more to offer anyone with the time and inclination to head off the beaten path.
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