Twelve markets, clustered the way a trip is built.
Grouped by region, because that is how a route comes together. Kenya is home ground.
East Africa
The reason most people come, and the part of the continent we know in our bones.
Kenya›
Home ground. The Mara earns its headline, but the coast and highlands make it a whole country.
Tanzania›
The southern calving plains, the crater at Ngorongoro, and Zanzibar waiting at the end.
Uganda›
Forests rather than plains. Gorillas and chimpanzees in a green, watered country.
Rwanda›
A short, steep hour with a gorilla family, from one of the easiest countries to arrive into.
Southern Africa
Bigger distances, drier air, and a different kind of space.
South Africa›
Kruger and the private reserves, the Cape, the winelands, and whales off the coast in season.
Botswana›
Water in the desert. The Okavango by mokoro and light aircraft, best in the dry months.
Namibia›
Desert on a scale that resets distance, from Sossusvlei to the Skeleton Coast.
Zimbabwe›
Victoria Falls, the elephant herds of Hwange, and walking safaris along the Zambezi.
North Africa
The other half of the continent, and a different century.
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