Top 10 Africa Adventure Travel Safari Tours

Kenya – Spend a couple of nights at Amboseli National Park with astonishing views of nearby Mount Kilimanjaro, located at the foot of Africa’s highest mountain. The park is famous for being the best place in Africa for finding herds of elephants and maybe the best place to photograph the mountain.

Kenya/Tanzania – Take a 7-10 day African safari holiday, staying at least a night in a tented camp or a tree house hotel. Don’t forget to include the wildebeest migration, where over 1.4 million wildebeest and 200,000 zebra and gazelle travel from the Serengeti to the Masai Mara, constantly searching for food and water.

Zanzibar – We think without a doubt that this is one of the best beach destinations in Africa, with lush plantations, an incredible history, a fascinating culture and an amazing island of tropical white-sand beaches. What we love best is even with all the tourists, it remains so African.

Zambia/Zimbabwe – Bungi jump off the Victoria Falls Railway Bridge in no man’s land between the borders of Zimbabwe and Zambia (not a traditional Africa safari holiday adventure) and view the largest and one of the most spectacular natural wonders of the world, the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Victoria Falls (the smoke that thunders). Are you ready for a very wet, adrenalin-filled day? Then sign up for the world’s greatest white water rafting adventure down the mighty Zambezi and have an experience like no other.

South Africa – Rent a car and drive towards Cape Point, stopping at the Boulders Beach Penguin Colony to view the approximately 30,000 breeding pairs. Wooden walkways allow you to view the penguins in their natural habitat. These flightless birds roam freely so that you can get close to them. Then point your car towards the Cape of Good Hope and witness the meeting of two oceans (Indian and Atlantic).

Uganda – Have a Face to Face experience with a Silverback gorilla in Uganda’s Stunning Rainforest and compliment your visit with a stopover to see the orphaned chimps in the Ngamba Island Chimpanzee Sanctuary.

Mali – Tour the city of legend, Timbuktu, located on the fringes of the Sahara Desert in Mali. While here, take in the fascinating Dogon Country with its houses and granaries clinging to the sheer cliff walls and visit the traditional leader of the Dogon people in his mountain sanctuary.

Namibia -Climb Sossusvlei, the highest dunes in the world, at sunrise when the colors are vibrant and constantly changing, then run down as fast as your legs will take you.

Madagascar – Set sail on an 8-day island hopping dhow trip around Nosy Be (in the north). Camp out on a peaceful island where you won’t find a soul. You can snorkel with whale sharks, fish for dinner, and relax on unspoilt beaches – this is the ultimate paradise.

Ethiopia – Go where four wheels cannot and take a pony trek or hike into the Simien Mountains allowing you to access remote areas not accessible by car.