Masai Mara
Open grassland, big cats in numbers, and between July and October the river crossings that most people come to Africa…
From the Mara and the Serengeti to the gorilla forests of Uganda and Rwanda, and the reef at the end of it.
Most people arrive with one image in their head: a river crossing, a crater floor, a silverback in wet forest, or a dhow at sunset. Pick that place first and the rest of the itinerary arranges itself around it.
Each destination page below covers what there is to see, when to come, what the weather does and which of our trips go there.
Open grassland, big cats in numbers, and between July and October the river crossings that most people come to Africa…
Rhino country on a soda lake floor, an easy stop between Nairobi and the Mara.
Highland ranches, chimpanzee and rhino conservancies, and the second highest mountain in Africa above it all.
A collapsed volcano with its own resident population of everything, including some of the last black rhino in Tanzania.
An hour with a habituated family of mountain gorillas, in forest that has been there for twenty five thousand years.
White sand, a reef a short swim out, and Swahili towns that have been trading across the Indian Ocean for…
Tell us what you want to see and how long you have. We will tell you honestly which parks are worth your days.
