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The Continent of Africa

Africa

From the pyramids of the Nile to the red dunes of the Namib, the thunder of Victoria Falls to the silence of the Serengeti at dawn — a continent of fifty-four countries, where the oldest stories on Earth are still being told under the widest of skies.

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A Continent of Contrasts

No single word
can hold Africa

It is the call to prayer drifting over a Marrakech rooftop and the crack of a herd of a million wildebeest crossing the Mara; ancient temples on the Nile and red dunes older than memory; rainforests heavy with gorillas and beaches where dhows still run before the trade winds. Fifty-four countries, a thousand languages, and a scale that humbles every map.

We travel it the way it deserves to be travelled — slowly, region by region, guided by people who know the land, around the way you want to feel.

A camel caravan crossing the rippled orange dunes of the Sahara at sunset in Morocco
Sahara · Morocco
A lone African elephant standing in the shallows of a waterhole on the savanna
Wildlife · Botswana
The blue-washed houses of Chefchaouen rising up the hillside in the Rif Mountains of Morocco
North Africa

Medinas, deserts & the Nile

Morocco, Egypt & Tunisia — labyrinthine souks, Saharan silence and five thousand years of pharaohs along the river.

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Iconic Destinations

The places that define a continent

From the temples of the Nile to the dunes of the Namib and the islands of the Indian Ocean — a dozen of Africa's most unforgettable destinations.

Zebras grazing beneath a lone acacia tree on the golden plains of the East African savanna
The Great Safari

The plains of East Africa

This is where the safari was born. Follow the great migration as it surges across the Mara and Serengeti, track lion and leopard at dawn, stand in the crater floor of Ngorongoro, then climb into the forest to sit, for one unforgettable hour, with a family of mountain gorillas.

KenyaMasai Mara & the migration river crossings
TanzaniaSerengeti, Ngorongoro & Kilimanjaro
RwandaVolcanoes National Park & gorilla trekking
Indian Ocean

The islands of the Indian Ocean

Off the eastern coast, the continent gives way to coral atolls, granite lagoons and spice islands — the perfect, slow finish to a safari.

When to Go

A continent for every season

Africa is in season somewhere all year round. Time East Africa for the dry months when the migration thunders across the rivers and the bush draws wildlife to the water; head south in the cool, dry winter for prime game viewing; and travel Egypt, Morocco and the Nile in the gentler months of warm days and clear desert nights.

Jul–OctEast Africa · the great migration & dry-season game viewing
May–SepSouthern Africa · cool, dry winter safari season
Oct–AprNorth Africa & the Nile · warm days, clear desert skies
A herd of wildebeest plunging across a river during the great migration in the Masai Mara
Ways to Travel

However you want to experience it

However you choose to travel — we shape Africa around the way you love to explore, never the other way around.

From the Journal

Stories from across the continent

In our travellers' own words — the moments that stayed with them long after they returned home.

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Good to Know

Frequently asked

For East Africa — Kenya and Tanzania — the dry months of July to October are prime: wildlife concentrates around water and the great migration reaches its dramatic river crossings. For Southern Africa — South Africa, Botswana and Namibia — the cool, dry winter from May to September offers superb game viewing. Egypt, Morocco and the Nile are most comfortable from October to April, when desert days are warm rather than fierce.
Requirements vary by country. Many of the most-visited destinations are straightforward for Indian passport holders — Kenya and several others offer electronic visas or e-Travel authorisation, while Egypt, Morocco, Tanzania and others have e-visa or visa-on-arrival arrangements. Because a single trip can cross more than one country, we handle the visa roadmap for every traveller as part of the planning.
Africa is a vast continent, and the established safari and travel circuits we use are well-managed and welcoming. You travel with professional guides and trackers in national parks and private reserves, staying in lodges and tented camps, with game drives at dawn and dusk when wildlife is most active. We plan routes, transfers and camps end to end so you can simply be present.
Many safari regions are in malaria zones, so anti-malarial medication and good insect cover are recommended; yellow fever vaccination is required for entry to some countries and proof may be requested at borders. We advise consulting a travel clinic four to six weeks before departure, and we provide a country-specific health and packing brief with every itinerary.
Usually two or three at a relaxed pace, rather than racing across the continent. Classic pairings work beautifully — Kenya with Tanzania for the migration, a safari followed by the beaches of Zanzibar, or Cape Town with the Garden Route and Victoria Falls. We design around regions and rhythm so each leg has room to breathe.