AFRICA
Few wildlife enthusiasts can resist Africa. Its exceptional abundance and variety of wild animals make it one of the world’s top wildlife holiday destinations.
Wildlife holidays in Africa
Few wildlife enthusiasts can resist Africa. It is the world’s top wildlife destination, where matchless wildlife viewing is set against a backdrop of sun-baked landscapes, huge skies and friendly people. Our Africa holidays visit the Middle East, North and Sub-Saharan Africa as well as the Indian Ocean Islands.
Naturetrek tours to Africa
What can I see?
Our African wildlife holidays offer a chance to see a great range of Africa’s mammals and birds, as well as the ‘big five’. Africa offers boundless opportunities for the wildlife traveller from traditional wildlife safaris to exploring bird life in the wadis and oases of the Middle East. Here are some you can choose from:
- Searching for Mountain Gorillas in Uganda & Rwanda
- Safaris & bird watching in Kenya and Tanzania
- Spectacular scenery, history and bird life in Ethiopia & Egypt
- Exploration of the Okavango Delta in Botswana
- Madagascar’s lemurs & other endemics
- Namibia’s spectacular deserts & their wildlife
- Walking safaris in Zambia
- Bird watching weeks in Morocco & Tunisia
- The fabulous flora of South Africa's Cape & Namaqualand
Where will I stay?
Africa has some of the best wildlife lodges and permanent tented camps in the world and we make the most of its excellent facilities for comfortable wildlife watching.
How much will it cost?
Our Africa wildlife holidays start at just £995 for a 5-day Bald Ibis trip to Morocco.
Why Africa?
Africa casts a spell on visitors. Once you’ve had a taste of its extraordinary diversity of wildlife, warm people and spectacular scenery you’ll want to return again and again.
Our Africa Specialist Recommends …
“If you love cats our ‘South Africa – Just Cats!’ tour offers an opportunity to see all seven African cat species plus Wild Dogs! ‘Tanzania Highlights’ is an excellent all-round introduction to African wildlife. If you’re on a budget I’d recommend ‘Zambia’s Mammals’ or a bargain bird trip to Botswana."
Paul Stanbury
Naturetrek Tour Manager