Safari country
Angola
Recovering savanna near Luanda and remote desert ecology at Iona.
Safari discovery
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Explore Africa’s safari regions through the parks, journeys, gateway towns, people and cultures that surround them.
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Choose a landscape, then open its full collection of Safari Places, gateways, and routes.
Safari country
Botswana
Delta floodwater, Chobe riverfront, salt pans, and remote Kalahari tracks.
Safari country
Ghana
Explore Ghana's savanna wildlife at Mole National Park and the rocky hills, caves, and wildlife of Shai Hills, with Accra and Damongo as the practical gateways.
Safari country
Kenya
Rift Valley lakes, great grasslands, highland conservancies, and wild northern country.
Safari country
Malawi
Shire River floodplains, woodland, and restored lower-valley landscapes.
Safari country
Mozambique
Central highlands, Gorongosa, and the transfrontier landscapes of the Limpopo.
Safari country
Namibia
Desert dunes, Etosha waterholes, and the river systems of the Zambezi Region.
Safari country
Rwanda
Savanna and wetlands, montane rainforest, and the Virunga volcano slopes.
Safari country
Senegal
Follow the long road east to Niokolo-Koba, a destination-centred West African Safari shaped by the Gambia River, gallery forest, wooded savanna, and conservation-important wildlife.
Safari country
South Africa
Lowveld bush, coastal wetlands, Eastern Cape reserves, and arid Kgalagadi.
Safari country
Tanzania
Northern grasslands, southern rivers, and remote chimpanzee forests along Lake Tanganyika.
Safari country
Uganda
Nile waters, Rift Valley savanna, primate forests, and Bwindi's mountain slopes.
Safari country
Zambia
Luangwa and Zambezi valleys, Kafue sectors, floodplains, and northern wetlands.
Safari country
Zimbabwe
Dry-country waterholes, Zambezi floodplains, lakeshore, and lowveld rivers.
More than wildlife
Safari geography includes the town where a journey begins, the road into a park, seasonal water and wildlife movement, and communities whose knowledge and conservation work shape the landscape. Country remains the starting point.