Africa Wildlife Trips

Africa Wildlife Trips

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Africa’s endless wilderness, from the dunes of the Sahara desert to the Congo Basin and the vast Serengeti savannah, is home to a large variety of wildlife species. Spot the big five game animals at Maasai Mara National Reserve during a tour of Kenya, enjoy close-up wildlife encounters at Kruger National Park on a South Africa tour, scope out exotic bird and animal species in Madagascar, or go whale-watching in Mauritius. If you are into nature and wildlife, you will love our African wildlife tours. Scroll down to see our top wildlife tour packages in Africa.

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Neleh S. | Traveled in November

This trip was life changing. The opportunity to see so much of the continent through amazing excursions and with like-minded people was incredible. The trip really exceeded all of my expectations! Everyone we met both in Africa and those who traveled with the group were all so kind and joyful. I would do this trip over and over again.

Debra F. | Traveled in November

This trip was amazing! We did so many things and saw so many animals that I never thought we would see in the wild. All the safaris whether it was on land or river, were incredible. Different every time we went out. The lodging was all 5 star except the Tlou Lodge, but it was clean and they tried their best. Just not equipped for groups, but couldn't be helped because of the fire at the original place we were to stay. So this was a last minute substitute. The second half of our tour which was wine country, Cape Town and the Cape of Good Hope was a nice balance to the time in the outback. We loved Cape Town. Overall it was a great trip. Highly recommend. We were sad to come home.

Anonymous | Traveled in November

Excellent trip with plenty of opportunities to see the wildlife and countryside of South Africa and Eswatini. We had a brilliant guide in Sam who was friendly, fun, caring, very well organised and very knowledgeable. During our tour we saw all of the Big 5 many times and learnt about the wildlife, peoples and culture of South Africa and Eswatini. I highly recommend this tour.uk

Lee | Traveled in November

Great tour with plenty to keep the bird watchers happy. There are a couple of long days on the road broken up with some interesting stops on the way. You really get to see the real country and people on this tour. The tour blends a good mix of nature, culture and history. The Gambia river boat ride was wonderful. I have to say, our tour leader, Assan, was superb. Only one gripe. For vegans or vegetarians there are no real alternative options provided.

Patrick B. | Traveled in November

I’ve traveled many places around the world and this was by far one of the best trips I’ve ever taken. Very organized excellent hotels lots to see. You guys outdid yourselves.

Steven  | Traveled in November

Everything was amazing from our transportation are lodging the food. The Safari’s all of it was amazing but the most amazing of all was Alfred our tour guide and Yuda.our driver!

Africa Wildlife Tours

Highlights of Africa Wildlife Tours

  • Sail to the Mauritius islands for a whale-watching adventure. The west coast is the ideal spot to watch humpback and sperm whales.
  • Tour Botswana, a lesser-visited African nation, and glide along the Okavango Delta to see amazing wildlife, ranging from birds such a the Malachite kingfisher and the saddle-billed stork to unique mammals like the African wild dog and the lechwe.
  • Travel to Tanazania’s Selous Game Reserve, which is home to over 440 bird species.
  • Meet one of our closest relatives, the chimpanzee, in Nyungwe National Park in Rwanda.
  • Head to Etosha National Park in Namibia, where you will find 113 mammals, 340 birds, and 110 reptile species

Travel Tips for Wildlife Tours in Africa

  • The best time for whale watching in Mauritius is between May and September.
  • If you are heading to Selous Game Reserve, try to go there between November and April, when most migratory birds arrive to escape the cold weather in the north.
  • Do not hesitate to ask your guide to stop the vehicle if you think you saw an animal. Always remember safari guides are there to help you get the best out of your safari experience.
  • Keep in mind that in most countries in Africa, you are expected to tip your safari guide.
  • Respect the animals you encounter during your Africa wildlife tour. Always keep a safe distance from them and avoid disturbing them.
  • Plan your African wildlife tours during sunset when most animals tend to come out in the open.

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