A game viewing experience not only fills you with adventurous memories, but also gives you a relaxing experience....
Get up close and personal with the African Wild-life as you capture unforgetable moments with your high-powered digital camera...
In our modern world, picturesque natural environments are being threatened by industrialization, amongst a host of other factors, the African continent remains one of the few continents that may offer natural beauty, wildlife, open spaces, spectacular natural habitats, glorious sunsets - the unbreakable bond between flora and fauna in it's native setting - as well as culturally conscious, friendly people with their age-old customs displayed proudly.
From time immemorial, the East African region has provided its wildlife with refuge and in the past century has drawn visitors from around the world, thus the origin of the Safari - a Swahili term that perfectly captures the pleasures of travel. In actuality, Safari means travel in Swahili, the most widely spoken language in East Africa. It is a true nature-lovers paradise with no less than forty wildlife sanctuaries where rich natural heritage is protected for posterity.
Kenya lies astride the equator and covers more than half a million kilometers of contrasting landscapes, ranging from dense forests and arid deserts to rich savannah grasslands - showcased in 52 National parks and game reserves, to mention a number of the famous ones: Amboseli with its Mt. Kilimanjaro backdrop; Tsavo East and West, which has the largest land area; Masai Mara which has the highest concentration of wildlife per square mile, and boasts of the annual wildebeest migration spectacle - and a sparkling tropical coastline - more than 480 kilometers of white sandy beaches stretching from Shimoni to Lamu, protected by a natural coral reef offering some unique and exquisite marine life.
Some of the Kenyan destinations frequently visited by our clients are: Nairobi, Mombasa, Maasai Mara, Samburu
Tanzania, a country of many outstanding adventure and travel destinations, shares it's northern borders with Kenya and Uganda. From the plains of Serengeti, the snow-capped peaks of Mt. Kilimanjaro, lush exotic coastlines, on to sceneic parks and reserves - a fraction of what Tanzania safari has to offer.
From Arusha, the Tanzanian hub of 'safari activity', one can visit the Northern Parks. To mention a few famous ones: Lake Manyara, a great Rift Valley lake known for its tree-climbing lions; the Serengeti National Park, one of the world's greatest game sanctuaries, which shares it's northern borders with Kenya's Masai Mara. Both parks are world renowned for the annual Wildebeest Migration spectacle; the Ngorogoro crater, perhaps the eighth wonder of the world, which is commonly referred to as the Ngorongoro Conservation Area; and Tarangire National Park.
Some of the Tanzanian destinations frequently visited by our clients are: Zanzibar, Manyara, Serengeti, Samburu
