Sample Safaris & Tours
East Africa Explorer
- Pricing From $12,500.00 per person sharing
- 22 Days / 21 Nights
Safari Highlights
A luxury Safari including three UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
- Four-day exploration of Cape Town and Cape Winelands before heading to wildlife areas near Kruger National Park.
- Two nights at Lion Sands Private Game Reserve for spectacular wildlife viewing.
- Visit to Victoria Falls to experience its grandeur and enjoy a sunset cruise on the Zambezi River.
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- Safari continues to Chobe National Park in Botswana, known for its Elephant population and diverse wildlife.
- Charter flight into the Okavango Delta, the largest inland delta in the world, for a Mokoro ride and exploration.
- Charter flight to Maun on the last day, followed by a scheduled flight back to Johannesburg, concluding your spectacular Safari.
A specially designed tour itinerary that allows you to meet the people and visit the unique landscapes of Madagascar as you travel down the spine of the country to the southern coastline. On your last day you will fly back to the capital and avoid a long road journey before you return home.
Included Services
- Luxury accommodation on B&B basis in Cape Town and Livingstone.
- Luxury accommodation on Full Board basis at the safari destinations in Lion Sands, Chobe and the Okavango Delta.
- Historical Cape Town City Tour and Table Mountain guided tour.
- Cape Peninsula Full Day Excursion in Cape Town
- Cape Winelands Full Day Excursion in Cape Town
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- Game viewing and Safaris in Lion Sands Private Game Reserve adjoining Kruger National Park, Chobe National Park, and Okavango Delta.
- Included activities in Victoria Falls are a guided tour of the Falls and a spectacular Sunset Cruise on the Zambezi River.
- Domestic flights from Cape Town to Kruger National Park.
- International flights from Kruger Mpumalanga International to Livingstone and from Maun to Johannesburg
From US$ 10,433 per person sharing.
Excluded Services
- Meals and drinks not listed as included.
- Optional activities
- Visa fees
- Gratuities
Luxury Southern Africa Safari
Tour Description(Itinerary)
Kenya & Tanzania Explorer: A Sample Safari
A taste of what an East Africa journey with Africa Explore Safaris can look like – built around you, not a fixed date sheet.
Every safari we design is custom. The route below shows the kind of journey a Kenya and Tanzania combination safari can take – the regions, the pacing, the rhythm of days on the road versus days in camp. Think of it as a starting point, not a fixed itinerary. Your dates, camps, and pace of travel are shaped around your budget and interests when you get in touch.
The Journey at a Glance
This sample route moves through the Kenyan highlands and Rift Valley before crossing into Tanzania’s northern safari circuit – roughly two and a half weeks at a relaxed pace, though we can compress or extend it depending on how much time you have.
Nairobi and the Kenyan Highlands
Your safari begins in Nairobi, Kenya’s capital and the natural gateway for travel across the country. From there, the route heads toward Amboseli, where wide plains sit beneath the snowcapped backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro and elephant herds are among the most reliably seen in Africa. A detour north through the Aberdare range adds forested slopes, waterfalls, and a change of scenery, while Buffalo Springs and the Samburu region bring an arid, remote landscape and species you won’t see further south – reticulated giraffe, Grevy’s zebra, the long-necked gerenuk.
Lake Naivasha and the Rift Valley
A stop at Lake Naivasha breaks up the driving with boat trips for hippo and birdlife, walking safaris among free-roaming giraffe and zebra, and the dramatic gorges of Hell’s Gate.
The Masai Mara
The route’s first major highlight is the Masai Mara, part of the wider Serengeti-Mara ecosystem. Rolling savannah, resident predators, and – depending on timing – the Great Migration make this one of the most iconic stretches of any East Africa safari.
Crossing into Tanzania's Serengeti
From the Mara, the journey crosses into Tanzania through the Northern Serengeti, known for river crossings during migration season, then continues south through Seronera, in the heart of the Serengeti’s year-round wildlife, before finishing in the highlands around Karatu, a relaxed base near the Ngorongoro area with markets, homesteads, and forest walks to close out the trip.






Luxury Southern Africa Safari
Tour Description(Itinerary)
Kenya & Tanzania Explorer: A Sample Safari
A taste of what an East Africa journey with Africa Explore Safaris can look like – built around you, not a fixed date sheet.
Every safari we design is custom. The route below shows the kind of journey a Kenya and Tanzania combination safari can take – the regions, the pacing, the rhythm of days on the road versus days in camp. Think of it as a starting point, not a fixed itinerary. Your dates, camps, and pace of travel are shaped around your budget and interests when you get in touch.






The Journey at a Glance
This sample route moves through the Kenyan highlands and Rift Valley before crossing into Tanzania’s northern safari circuit – roughly two and a half weeks at a relaxed pace, though we can compress or extend it depending on how much time you have.






Nairobi and the Kenyan Highlands
Your safari begins in Nairobi, Kenya’s capital and the natural gateway for travel across the country. From there, the route heads toward Amboseli, where wide plains sit beneath the snowcapped backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro and elephant herds are among the most reliably seen in Africa. A detour north through the Aberdare range adds forested slopes, waterfalls, and a change of scenery, while Buffalo Springs and the Samburu region bring an arid, remote landscape and species you won’t see further south – reticulated giraffe, Grevy’s zebra, the long-necked gerenuk.






Lake Naivasha and the Rift Valley
A stop at Lake Naivasha breaks up the driving with boat trips for hippo and birdlife, walking safaris among free-roaming giraffe and zebra, and the dramatic gorges of Hell’s Gate.






The Masai Mara
The route’s first major highlight is the Masai Mara, part of the wider Serengeti-Mara ecosystem. Rolling savannah, resident predators, and – depending on timing – the Great Migration make this one of the most iconic stretches of any East Africa safari.






Crossing into Tanzania's Serengeti
From the Mara, the journey crosses into Tanzania through the Northern Serengeti, known for river crossings during migration season, then continues south through Seronera, in the heart of the Serengeti’s year-round wildlife, before finishing in the highlands around Karatu, a relaxed base near the Ngorongoro area with markets, homesteads, and forest walks to close out the trip.






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