Tanzania - Mt Kilimanjaro
Tanzania is also a great East African destination for safaris. They offer a variety of accommodations to meet every budget and every expectation. And, if you are looking for real adventure, Tanzania is home to the famed Mt. Kilimanjaro. There are several routes that can get you to the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro. You don’t have to be a mountain climber or have any climbing experience. What you do need to have is the desire to reach the top. With the right desire and the right climbing team, you will have an experience that many will admire and few will share!
Botswana
Botswana is so unique with a staggering diversity in terrain and an abundance of wildlife. The Okavango River feeds the largest inland delta on the planet, bringing ife to the arid sands of the Kalahari Desert. So, you will get both extremes – from arid desert to flowing rivers and all the glory that each has to offer. All of this water attracts a huge variety of game; impala, kudu, zebra, giraffe, massive herds of elephants, and cats like lion and leopard! Conservation has been a priority in the management of tourism so the only crowds you will see in Botswana are the crowds of animals!
South Africa - Kruger National Park
South Africa is probably the most famous but the least understood in terms of safari opportunities! When most people think of South Africa, they think of wine, apartheid and “football”. But, South Africa has some of the largest and most spectacular game parks in all of Africa. There are 22 parks in South Africa – the most famous being Kruger National Park. In addition to finding the Safari Big 5 (Rhino, Elephant, Lion, Leopard and Cape Buffalo), you can also find the Big Marine 5 along the coast! The Marine Big 5 are Whales, Great White Sharks, Sea Lions, Penguins and Dolphins. How many other places in the world can you find the Safari Big 5 and the Marine Big 5 in one trip?!