The Best Destinations To Go On Safari
Africa is the ideal continent to go on a safari and observe the Big Five and many animals in their natural habitat. In the heart of the savannah, on the edge of a lake or at the foot of Kilimanjaro, they evolve freely before your amazed eyes. But which country should you choose to observe them? To help you in this choice, discover the best destinations to go on safari in the African continent.
The best destinations to go on safari
–Tanzania, for a safari at the foot of Kilimanjaro
If we had to choose just one, Tanzania is THE safari destination. In the south-east of the African continent, bordered by the Indian Ocean, it is home to unique wildlife in grandiose landscapes. Of great variety, these herds of wild animals are easy to observe throughout the year.
At the foot of Kilimanjaro, a herd of elephants meets your gaze. In the plains of Serengeti National Park, go in search of lions and witness the buffalo migration. And if you have net yet satisfied your desire for safari, head to Mikumi Park, Tarangire Park, Lake Manyara Park and Ngorongoro Crater Park where you can observe zebras, giraffes, hippos, leopards, elephants and other African animals. And if the need to rest in the sun arises, head to the island of Zanzibar where you can indulge in a bit of relaxation on sumptuous white sand beaches.
–South Africa, kingdom of the Big Five
Known for its lively cities and its superb beaches, South Africa is also a land of safaris. To observe as many wild animals as possible, no hesitation, you should go to Kruger Park.
Get in your jeep in the early morning or at sunset and set off in search of the famous Big Five. Elephants, lions, leopards, rhinoceroses and buffalo. All in contrasting landscapes, between wide open spaces and steep mountains, lush forests and arid savannahs. Without a doubt, one of the most beautiful African destinations to go on a safari
–Uganda, to go observe gorillas
In the heart of the Bwindi primary forest, Uganda has a unique experience in store for you. An encounter with the majestic mountain gorillas. In a landscape of high peaks, lakes and waterfalls, you can discover this exceptional reserve through a beautiful hike. A memorable activity you can complete by a safari in Queen Elizabeth Park and its 95 species of mammals. As well as a meeting with the chimpanzees of Kibale Park… to discover the sumptuous panoramas of the pearl of Africa.
–Namibia, between red lands and wild coasts
An increasingly sought-after destination, Namibia offers the possibility of going on a safari in complete freedom. At the wheel of your own 4×4, on foot or by bike, you can choose the most convenient for you. The endless expanses of Etosha Park are yours to explore, where you can observe the largest elephants in the world and even impalas and black rhinoceroses, an endangered species.
Namibia is also a country with panoramas as grandiose as they are contrasted, between the glowing Namib desert, the ocher dunes of Sossusvlei and the wild Atlantic coast. The promise of an unforgettable journey to African lands.
–Kenya, safari destination for a family trip
A land of timeless safaris, Kenya offers endless possibilities: in a small group in a 4×4, at the wheel of your car, on horseback, in a hot air balloon… You can vary the experiences for maximum emotions and thrills.
The Masai Mara reserve is a must, where you will observe the inhabitants of the savannah in large numbers. Amboseli Park is not to be outdone, with the majestic Kilimanjaro and its eternal snow in the background. With numerous lodges and charming accommodation and highly developed tourist infrastructure, Kenya is an ideal safari destination for a family trip in the best possible conditions.
–Botswana, a little-known land of safaris
Still too little known, Botswana is nevertheless one of the countries in Africa richest in fauna and flora. Rather upscale, the destination promises high-quality safaris with nights in luxurious lodges, independently or with an experienced driver. Lions, elephants, buffaloes, rhinos, leopards… all the Big Five are gathered in Chobe Park, Moremi Reserve and Mavango Reserve. Amateur ornithologists will prefer the Okavango Delta and its myriad of aquatic birds, to be discovered aboard a traditional canoe, in landscapes of lagoons, savannah and forest.
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