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African Safari ToursEmbark on fully guided group and private tours, traversing the breathtaking landscapes of Africa.

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2026
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Adults (18+)
Children (0 - 17)
Experience Africa on our award-winning tours and safaris
A bucket list destination for safari-searchers, wildlife-wanderers, and thrill-seekers alike. Safaris in the Serengeti. Wine tasting in the South African Winelands. Mountain gorilla trekking in Uganda. Climbing the towering sand dunes of the Namib Desert. White water rafting at Victoria Falls. Our Africa tours uncover the very best of the continent.
Stray from the beaten track and get to know the real Africa. Our award-winning authentic experiences are led by experienced tour leaders and guides. This means you can simply make the most of your adventure while we deal with the rest.
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Small Group Overland Safaris
Our Small Group Overland Safaris have a maximum group size of just 18 travelers, perfect for an intimate safari experience. These camping safaris travel in an overland truck, escorted by a safari crew of two. You'll be responsible for putting up your own tent, and everyone will pitch in with camp chores and with cooking. They're proper African adventures! If camping isn't for you, then we do offer an accommodated upgrade for most of these tours. You'll travel with the campers on exactly the same tour and stay in the same places, except you'll get simple chalet accommodation instead of having to pitch a tent.
The best of South Africa
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African Safaris From Nairobi
Journeys of a life time, multi-country tours
Lasting more than 20 days, you can immerse yourself completely in African culture and embark on the adventure of a lifetime. Our overlanding tours span multiple countries, allowing you to delve deeply into the rich tapestry of African nature and culture. While these journeys are truly once-in-a-lifetime experiences, the memories they create will last a lifetime.
A taste of Africa. Our short tours
Explore brief African adventures—compact yet brimming with excitement, natural marvels, and cultural wonders.
Our Africa Travel Styles
We offer a range of different trip types in Africa. From overland camping tours to lodge safaris and everything in between. As well as group trips, we also offer a selection of private safaris and those suitable for families with children aged 8 and over. Discover our different Africa travel styles below.

Camping Safaris & Tours
No-frills African adventures for the wild at heart. Travel in an overland truck, sleep in tents, and pitch in with the cooking—a truly authentic African experience.

Lodge & Accommodated Safaris
For those who prefer four walls, our Accommodated and Lodge safaris offer better quality accommodation, ranging from simple chalets to mid-range lodges.

Private safaris
Discover Africa on your own private safari. Depart any day you like, with private transport and accommodation. Game drives are generally shared but can sometimes be private too!

Family-Friendly Safaris
Take the children on a memorable safari adventure with our selection of tours and safaris suitable for children aged 8 or over.
The Best of African Wildlife
Whichever African safari or tour you choose, you will embark on game drives in some of the continent's most iconic national parks. From the sprawling grasslands of the Serengeti to the dusty plains of Etosha and the waterways of the Okavango Delta. These are some of the species to look out for on safari, including all of the majestic Big Five.

Lion
The only social member of the big cat family, living in hierarchical prides of up to 15 or even more animals, lions can be spotted throughout Africa's national parks. Chobe in Botswana and Hwange in Zimbabwe are great places to spot lions on safari.

Elephant
The world's largest land mammal can be found in more than 30 countries across Africa. Find them drinking at watering holes, the locations of which are passed down the generations by matriarchs. Chobe, Kruger in South Africa and South Luangwa in Zambia have good elephant populations.

Rhino
Both black and white rhinos are endangered, with black rhinos critically so. Conservation efforts using the money brought in from tourism are so important in protecting these iconic creatures. South Africa's Kruger National Park has by far the largest rhino population in Africa, and Namibia's Etosha is a stronghold for black rhinos too.

Leopard
Leopards are the most elusive member of the Big Five, well camouflaged against the African bush and preferring to come out at night to hunt. Count yourself lucky if you spot one of these beautiful cats. South Luangwa in Zambia and Moremi in Botswana have some of the highest densities, giving you the best chance to see them!

Buffalo
The armoured tank of the animal kingdom, even lions will think twice before tackling a buffalo. Found in huge numbers across the continent, it is likely to be the first Big Five species you see on safari. The Serengeti is an iconic heartland for this bad-tempered herbivore.

Mountain gorilla
Mountain gorillas are found only in the steamy jungles of Uganda, Rwanda and DR Congo, and with just 1,000 or so animals surviving, these great apes are specially protected. You need a special permit to trek into the forest to see them, a memorable experience offered on some of our tours.

Giraffe
The tallest animal on the planet, the gentle giraffe is surprisingly rare but easy to spot thanks to its height. You can spot them roaming the grassy plains of east and southern Africa, with the Serengeti, Masai Mara and Etosha being particular hotspots.

Wildebeest
Special mention goes to the humble wildebeest, spotted in staggering numbers entering the millions during the Great Migration across Kenya and Tanzania's Serengeti and Masai Mara. One of the greatest spectacles of the natural world, check out our guide to the Migration if you're planning to visit.
Frequently asked questions
What is a group tour, and why should I consider it for my African adventure?
A group tour in Africa is a travel experience where you explore various destinations in the company of a group of like-minded individuals led by a knowledgeable guide. It offers a social and structured way to discover Africa's diverse cultures, history, and landmarks with the added benefits of group camaraderie and shared experiences.
Do your Africa tours include flights?
Flights to Africa are not included in our tour prices. Typically our customers prefer booking flights separately. When booked independently, you can choose to spend a few additional days before or after the tour ends. Any internal flights that are part of the tour are included.
How large are the tour groups, and how diverse are they?
Group sizes can vary but typically range from 10 to 30 participants. Groups often comprise individuals of different ages, backgrounds, and nationalities, creating a diverse and enriching travel community.
What destinations are covered in the group tours of Africa?
Our group tours span a wide array of African destinations, spanning from North African destinations such as Morocco and Egypt all the way down to South Africa. The itineraries are designed to provide a comprehensive African experience.
How experienced are the tour guides, and do they speak multiple languages?
Our tour guides are seasoned professionals with extensive knowledge of the destinations. They are fluent in English but may offer support in the local language of the country being visited.
How do I book a group tour to Africa, and what is the payment process?
Booking can be done online or with one of our customer service agents. Payment processes vary but often involve a deposit at the time of booking and the remaining balance closer to the tour departure date. Follow our checkout process or contact our team for specific booking details.
African Travel Guides
Find more inspiration and information about Africa to help you choose the right tour for you.

Gorilla Trekking
Trekking to see the critically endangered mountain gorillas is a once-in-a-lifetime experience and here you'll find more information on what to expect

Spotting Africa's Big 5
No trip to Africa is complete without heading out on safari in search of the Big Five and here's our guide on what they are and where best to find them

Safari Wildlife Guide
Our handy guide on where to see Africa's popular wildlife, including the Big 5, in which national parks as well as when best to see them plus a few extra tips

Beach and Safari Tours
Combine adventure and relaxation with our pick of the best destinations in Africa for a beach and safari vacation

The Great Migration
The Great Wildebeest Migration is one of nature's most dramatic spectacles and to help you make the most of the event here's our guide on where to be and when

About Overlanding Safaris
Everything you need to know about our overland camping safaris from the type of vehicles we use to the level of participation and what to expect of the tents

About Lodge Safaris
Everything you need to know about our lodge-accommodated safaris from the type of properties we use to the local guides and what you should pack

Kenya Vs Tanzania
Compare East Africa's two most popular safari destinations to help you decide which to visit! Comparing the cost, food, beaches, transport links, wildlife and much more!
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Travel Planning: Before you go
Read our guides to help you plan your trip

Tourist Visas
Everything you need to know on visas for all the countries we visit in Africa - what visa you'll need for where and how to obtain one before you go

Best time to visit Africa
Time your safari adventure to Africa with our guide on the best time to visit with information on the seasons and what this means for the local wildlife

Traveller Reviews
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