From the incredible natural environment to the rich cultural history, the friendly locals to the vibrant markets, Africa has everything, sometimes all at once. There’s just something about this fascinating continent that pulls you in and keeps you wanting to return over and over again. But there’s no denying that it can also be a daunting place to travel for even the hardiest of explorers!
Safari is not only one of the best ways you can travel because of the direct impact your trip has on protecting wildlife, conserving habitats, employing people in rural communities, and educating children across Africa, it has also been one of the safest. And as we settle into the ‘new normal’, safari will be one of the safest ways to travel anywhere in the world.
Big 5 & Wildlife
The term “Big Five” originally referred to the difficulty in hunting the lion, leopard, rhino, elephant, and African buffalo. These five large African mammal species were known to be dangerous and it was considered a feat by trophy hunters to bring them home.
Scenery & Landscape
In a vast African landscape where many people wish travelers “safe journeys” instead of ... Communities have reasons to fear and resent wild animals. African People & Wildlife protects wildlife, invests in people, and restores balance to Africa's vital ecosystems.
Cultural Experiences
Encounter Africa's traditional cultures, including responsible visits to Bushmen, Himba, and Maasai people. Experience South Africa. Everyone comes to Africa for the wildlife, but I consider South Africa's art and culture scene the real secret.
Wine & Dine
A collaboration of wine varietal growers in the region who pool their crops to create some of the finest wines. Nomad Beach Bar & Restaurant boasts the most extensive wine collection on Kenya's southern coast with a great collection.
