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Experience the serene beauty of Lake Naivasha, a stunning freshwater gem in Kenya’s Great Rift Valley. Famed for its lush papyrus shores, boat safaris, and prolific birdlife, this destination offers a peaceful contrast to the rugged savannahs, serving as an ideal stop for walking safaris, cycling, and lakeside relaxation.

Arusha is the vibrant "Safari Capital" of Tanzania, nestled at the foot of Mount Meru and serving as the essential gateway to the legendary Northern Circuit.

A scenic highland town known as the "Gateway to the Ngorongoro," surrounded by rolling coffee plantations and lush volcanic hills.

Nairobi, Kenya’s vibrant capital, is a unique blend of cosmopolitan energy and untamed wildlife. Known as the "Safari Capital of the World," it is the only city globally where you can enjoy a safari game drive just minutes from a bustling, skyscraper-filled downtown.

A community-led conservation project protecting a vital wildlife corridor between Tarangire and Lake Manyara National Parks.

The cradle of the Great Migration, Ndutu is a seasonal wildlife paradise where millions of wildebeest gather for the annual calving season.

A thriving cultural melting pot and fertile oasis at the base of the Great Rift Valley, famous for its red bananas and vibrant tribal diversity.

An iconic UNESCO World Heritage site and home to the Great Wildebeest Migration, the Serengeti is the quintessential African safari destination.

A diverse gem of the Northern Circuit, Arusha National Park features the dramatic Mount Meru, lush montane forests, and the alkaline Momella Lakes.

Known as the "Home of Giants," Tarangire is famous for its massive elephant herds and iconic ancient baobab trees dotting the landscape.

Africa's largest national park, famous for the mighty Rufiji River, boat safaris, and a massive population of African wild dogs.

Mount Kilimanjaro is Africa's highest peak at 5,895 metres and the world's tallest free-standing mountain — a dormant stratovolcano rising dramatically from the Tanzanian plains to a glaciated summit that has challenged and inspired adventurers from every corner of the globe. Kilimanjaro is one of the Seven Summits and the most accessible of them, requiring no technical climbing skills.

A dramatic high-altitude wilderness of dense montane forest, moorland, cascading waterfalls, and iconic treetop lodges in the heart of central Kenya.

Kenya's most iconic elephant destination, offering breathtaking views of Africa's highest peak — Mount Kilimanjaro — rising above vast swamps and open plains.

A remote, rugged wilderness in Western Tanzania famous for its massive buffalo herds and dramatic dry-season hippo congregations.

A scenic semi-arid reserve in Kenya's north, home to the famed Samburu Special Five and dramatic riverine wildlife along the Ewaso Ng'iro River.

A lush, hilly island famous for spice production, pristine coral reefs, and a deeply authentic Swahili culture.

A highly alkaline "soda lake" in the Great Rift Valley, famous for its deep red waters and as the world's most important breeding ground for Lesser Flamingos.

Tanzania’s smallest national park and a world-renowned primate research site famous for its habituated chimpanzees.

Kenya's unique walk-and-cycle wildlife park in the Great Rift Valley, featuring towering volcanic gorges, geothermal steam vents, and free-roaming wildlife without fences.

Uganda's largest park, famous for the dramatic Murchison Falls, the Victoria Nile, and diverse savanna wildlife.

A vast, remote wilderness on the Tana River — the legendary domain of conservationist George Adamson, offering an unparalleled off-the-beaten-path safari adventure in eastern Kenya.

A vast 9,500-square-kilometre highland wilderness hosting Africa's second-largest black rhino population and offering the most diverse, exclusive, and personalised safari experiences in Kenya.

One of Africa's most celebrated Rift Valley wildlife sanctuaries — a fully fenced rhino stronghold surrounding a flamingo-fringed soda lake with stunning panoramic viewpoints.

A surreal soda lake in the Rift Valley surrounded by geysers and hot springs, hosting some of the world's largest flamingo gatherings and Kenya's finest greater kudu.

Africa's second-highest mountain and a UNESCO World Heritage Site — an ancient volcanic peak of glaciers, giant lobelias, and extraordinary altitudinal biodiversity rising above central Kenya

One of the world's largest national parks — a vast, wild, frontier wilderness of red-dust elephant herds, the Galana River, and the legendary Yatta Plateau in southeastern Kenya

East Africa's most dramatic conservation comeback story — Akagera offers classic Big Five savannah safaris against a stunning backdrop of lakes, papyrus swamps, and rolling plains.

One of Africa's oldest and most biodiverse rainforests, Nyungwe is a primate paradise offering chimpanzee tracking, canopy walks, and hundreds of endemic bird species.

A breathtaking Great Lake nestled between terraced green hills — Lake Kivu offers sailing, island exploration, resort relaxation, and some of Rwanda's most scenic landscapes

Rwanda's crown jewel of conservation — Volcanoes National Park is the gateway to unforgettable encounters with endangered mountain gorillas among misty Virunga peaks.

Africa's cleanest and safest capital — Kigali is a vibrant, modern city of rolling green hills, world-class museums, thriving arts, and a culinary scene that surprises every visitor

A scenic jewel at the base of the Great Rift Valley escarpment, famous for its tree-climbing lions and vast soda lake shimmering with flamingos.

Moshi is a vibrant, clean municipality nestled at the southern base of Mount Kilimanjaro. Known as the "Coffee Capital" of Tanzania, it serves as the primary hub for adventurers preparing to summit Africa’s highest peak.

Zanzibar — the 'Spice Island' — is a legendary Indian Ocean archipelago off the Tanzanian coast. Unguja, the main island, combines a UNESCO-listed ancient Stone Town with powdery white-sand beaches, turquoise coral-reef waters, and a rich Swahili-Arab-Indian cultural heritage. It is the perfect complement to a Tanzania safari: complete relaxation, history, and tropical paradise in one

A UNESCO World Heritage site featuring the world's largest intact volcanic caldera, where over 25,000 large animals coexist with the Maasai people.

An award-winning community-led conservancy on the eastern boundary of Tarangire, famous for its high elephant density and exclusive safari experiences.

The largest community-led conservation area in Tanzania, Makame is a sprawling wilderness of dryland forests and acacia woodlands managed by Maasai pastoralists.

Tanzania’s second-largest park, famous for its massive elephant herds, dramatic baobab-studded landscapes, and high predator concentrations.

An active stratovolcano and Tanzania’s second-highest peak (4,566m), located in the heart of Arusha National Park.

Kenya's most iconic wildlife destination and one of earth's greatest wildlife spectacles — home to year-round Big Five and the legendary Great Wildebeest Migration.

A diverse park in the Albertine Rift featuring savanna, wetlands, and forests, famous for tree-climbing lions and the Kazinga Channel.

A shallow, seasonal salt lake on the floor of the Great Rift Valley, famous for its unique birdlife and as the home of the ancient Hadzabe and Datoga tribes.

An exclusive 32,000-acre private wilderness on the Laikipia Plateau, renowned for rhino conservation, exceptional Big Five wildlife, and world-class luxury bush experiences.

Rwanda's intellectual and cultural capital — Butare (Huye) is home to the country's finest museum, oldest university, and a rich tradition of Rwandan arts, crafts, and cultural heritage.

A remote and mystical volcanic range — among the youngest volcanic formations on earth — offering dramatic lava caves, lush green hills, and exceptional horse-riding safaris.

An ancient, mist-covered rainforest in southwestern Uganda, home to roughly 459 mountain gorillas and a sanctuary for rare Afromontane biodiversity.

The bustling "City of Seven Hills," known for its rich Buganda heritage, lively nightlife, and cosmopolitan atmosphere.

Tsavo's more diverse and dramatic half — featuring the crystal Mzima Springs, the Shetani lava flow, Ngulia Rhino Sanctuary, and varied volcanic landscapes in southeastern Kenya

The world's only national park within a capital city — offering genuine Big Five safari experiences just 7 kilometres from Nairobi's city centre against a dramatic urban skyline backdrop.

Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary is the only place in Uganda where you can see southern white rhinos in the wild. Spanning $70 \text{ km}^2$ of savanna and woodland, this private, non-profit sanctuary is a critical conservation project dedicated to reintroducing rhinos to Uganda's national parks.

A stunning park encompassing three extinct volcanoes, providing a high-altitude sanctuary for mountain gorillas and endemic golden monkeys.

A serene marine sanctuary south of Zanzibar, famous for world-class diving and ethical whale shark encounters.

A remote primate paradise on the shores of Lake Tanganyika, world-renowned for its wild chimpanzee trekking and "roadless" wilderness.

A high-altitude, bilharzia-free lake in the Kigezi Highlands, famous for its 29 islands and vibrant birdlife.

A world-renowned primate sanctuary and rainforest park home to the highest density of chimpanzees in East Africa.