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Safari and Beach Holidays 2024/25

The ultimate african adventure.

Experience the best of both worlds with Travel Butlers' safari and beach holidays. Begin your journey with thrilling game drives in the African bush, spotting the Big 5 in their natural habitat. Then, unwind on a tropical beach, basking in the sun and reflecting on your wildlife adventures.

Why Choose a Safari and Beach Holiday?

Ideal Itinerary for Your Holiday

For a 7-night holiday, we recommend 3 nights on safari followed by 4 nights at the beach. If you prefer a longer trip, consider 4 nights on safari and 6 nights at the beach, or 3 nights on safari and 7 nights on the beach for maximum relaxation.

Top Safari and Beach Combinations

• South Africa and Mauritius : Combine a Big 5 safari in Kruger National Park with the vibrant beaches of Mauritius.
• Tanzania and Zanzibar : Explore the Northern Safari Circuit and relax on Zanzibar’s luxurious beaches.
• Kenya’s Wildlife and Beaches : Enjoy Kenya’s national parks and its stunning coastline, or hop over to Zanzibar for an exotic getaway.

Plan Your Perfect Holiday

Choose destinations that are close together to minimize travel time and costs, and consult our month-by-month guide to ensure the best weather for your beach destination .

Whether you’re planning your first safari or looking to create a custom holiday, our friendly experts are here to help .

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Popular Safari and Beach Packages

Best of south africa and mauritius.

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There really is nothing like wrapping up a Big 5 safari with a few days on the beach, and combining a South African wildlife adventure with a relaxed beach retreat on the island of Mauritius will give you an unbeatable blend of excitement and relaxation. We can't recommend it highly enough!

Kenya's Wildlife and Coast

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Kenya...offering phenomenal wildlife and timeless ethnic tribal cultures. Combine this with palm-fringed white powder soft beaches lapped by the warm Indian Ocean and you have an unforgettable holiday combination.

Tanzania Safari And Zanzibar

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Tanzania's Northern Safari Circuit is the place of safari and beach dreams - vast plains stretching into a hazy horizon dotted with wildlife coupled with soft, white sands laced with coconut palms. Add to this the possibility of also witnessing the Great Migration crossing the Serengeti Plains depending on when you are holidaying here, and this really is Africa at its most epic.

South Africa and Mozambique

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These holiday suggestions give you the opportunity to experience the best that South Africa and Mozambique offer, and go home fully refreshed, reinvigorated and wanting to return again. Whether you want to combine the bright city lights with a wildlife adventure and laid back beach life, or if you just want a safari and beach combo, we can help you create your perfect holiday.

South African Safari and Seychelles

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Mixing South Africa with Seychelles will give you unforgettable Big 5 game drives followed by a tropical desert island escape. It’s one of the ultimate safari and sunshine combinations. First, you’ll explore the African bushveld on the safari of a lifetime and then you’ll retreat to a picture-perfect beach paradise to recharge your batteries. What could possibly be better?

Kenya And Seychelles

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Combining the world’s most spectacular wildlife with the planet’s most perfect beaches, a trip to Kenya and Seychelles is an idyllic twin-centre holiday. First, you’ll gaze across the vast open plains of the Masai Mara, scouring the savanna for herds of elephant and playful lion cubs. Then, after a few days of exciting game drives, you’ll fly directly to Seychelles and swop your safari shorts for a sarong and enjoy a dreamy dose of tropical sunshine.

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5-Day The Serengeti Trail - Luxury Lodge Tour

$2,970 pp (USD)

Tanzania: Shared tour (max 6 people per vehicle) Luxury Lodge & Hotel

You Visit: Arusha (Start) , Serengeti NP, Ngorongoro Crater, Kilimanjaro Airport (End)

Benson Safaris Tanzania

4.8 /5  –  220 Reviews

7-Day Chobe NP, Okavango Delta & Victoria Falls Luxury

$4,995 to $7,810 pp (USD)

Botswana & Zimbabwe: Private tour Luxury Lodge & Tented Camp

You Visit: Victoria Falls (Start) , Chobe Riverfront (Chobe NP) , Okavango Delta, Maun (End)

Wayfairer Travel

4.8 /5  –  154 Reviews

5-Day Malamala Exclusive Fly in Safari

$4,739 pp (USD)

South Africa: Private tour Luxury Lodge

You Visit: Johannesburg (Start) , MalaMala GR (Greater Kruger) , Johannesburg (End)

Ranger Buck Safaris

5.0 /5  –  29 Reviews

7-Day Luxury Safari All-Inclusive

$3,344 to $3,966 pp (USD)

Tanzania: Private tour Luxury Lodge & Tented Camp

You Visit: Arusha (Start) , Tarangire NP, Lake Manyara NP, Serengeti NP, Ngorongoro Crater, Arusha (End)

African Big Cats Safaris

5.0 /5  –  373 Reviews

7-Day Best of the Wild Luxury Safari

$3,522 to $3,553 pp (USD)

Kilimanjaro Adventure Safari Club

5.0 /5  –  157 Reviews

5-Day Luxury Tour, Manyara, Serengeti & Ngorongoro

$2,895 pp (USD)

Tanzania: Private tour Luxury Lodge

You Visit: Arusha (Start) , Lake Manyara NP, Serengeti NP, Ngorongoro Highlands, Ngorongoro Crater, Arusha (End)

Savannah Explorers

5.0 /5  –  495 Reviews

9-Day Luxury Bush and Beach Safari

$3,221 to $3,678 pp (USD)

Kenya: Private tour Luxury Lodge & Tented Camp

You Visit: Nairobi (Start) , Masai Mara NR, Lake Nakuru NP, Amboseli NP, Diani Beach, Nairobi (End)

Apodiformes Adventures

4.8 /5  –  176 Reviews

3-Day Akagera Wildlife Safari and a Boat Cruise

$1,189 pp (USD)

Rwanda: Private tour Luxury Lodge

You Visit: Kigali (Start) , Akagera NP, Kigali (End)

Hermosa Life Tours and Travel

5.0 /5  –  118 Reviews

3-Day Masai Mara 4x4 Luxury Safari with Sundowner

$820 to $1,351 pp (USD)

Kenya: Private tour Luxury Tented Camp

You Visit: Nairobi (Start) , Masai Mara NR, Nairobi (End)

Bigmac Africa Safaris

5.0 /5  –  51 Reviews

6-Day Majestic Tanzania - High-End

$4,070 to $5,290 pp (USD)

Tanzania: Private tour Luxury+ Lodge & Tented Camp

Unlimited Expeditions: The Soul of Tanzania

4.9 /5  –  447 Reviews

5-Day Exotic Mara and Kenya's Lakes

$2,525 pp (USD)

You Visit: Nairobi (Start) , Lake Naivasha (Naivasha) , Lake Nakuru NP, Masai Mara NR, Nairobi (End)

Ways Of Africa Travel

5.0 /5  –  74 Reviews

4-Day Travel Africa Premium Luxury Safari Tanzania

$3,080 to $3,460 pp (USD)

Tanzania: Private tour Luxury+ Lodge

You Visit: Arusha (Start) , Tarangire NP, Serengeti NP, Ngorongoro Crater, Arusha (End)

Gamedrive Travel Africa Safari Agency

5.0 /5  –  315 Reviews

7-Day Wildlife and Gorillas of Rwanda

$9,590 to $12,750 pp (USD)

Rwanda: Private tour Luxury Lodge & Tented Camp

You Visit: Kigali (Start) , Akagera NP, Volcanoes NP (Gorillas) , Kigali (End)

Discover Africa Safaris

5.0 /5  –  438 Reviews

5-Day Lake Manyara, Serengeti & Ngorongoro Luxury Safari

$4,444 pp (USD)

You Visit: Arusha (Start) , Lake Manyara NP, Serengeti NP, Ngorongoro Crater, Arusha (End)

Allen Tanzania Safaris

5.0 /5  –  19 Reviews

3-Day Fly in Fly out Masai Mara National Reserve

$1,635 to $1,943 pp (USD)

Kenya: Private tour Luxury+ Tented Camp

Kameraz of Afrika

4.8 /5  –  101 Reviews

6-Day Kenya Luxury Safari | Amboseli | Nakuru | Mara NR

$2,676 to $3,414 pp (USD)

You Visit: Nairobi (Start) , Amboseli NP, Lake Nakuru NP, Masai Mara NR, Nairobi (End)

Crimson Brooke Safaris

5.0 /5  –  46 Reviews

4-Day Ultra Luxury Radisson Kruger Safari and Pano Tour

$894 pp (USD)

South Africa: Shared tour (max 10 people per vehicle) Luxury Hotel

You Visit: Johannesburg (Start) , Kruger NP, Panorama Route (Highlight) , Johannesburg Airport (End)

MoAfrika Tours

4.9 /5  –  1341 Reviews

3-Day Luxury Wildlife Adventure

$1,962 to $2,421 pp (USD)

Fabrics of Adventure Safaris

4.6 /5  –  20 Reviews

9-Day Mid Luxury Tanzania Safari and Zanzibar Island

$3,577 pp (USD)

You Visit: Arusha (Start) , Tarangire NP, Serengeti NP, Ngorongoro Crater, Zanzibar (End)

Brilliant Adventures and Safaris

5.0 /5  –  60 Reviews

9-Day Breathtaking Tour to Zambia

$13,310 to $13,530 pp (USD)

Zambia: Private tour Luxury Lodge & Hotel

You Visit: Mfuwe (Start) , South Luangwa NP, Lusaka Airport (Lusaka) , Lower Zambezi NP, Livingstone (City) , Mosi-oa-Tunya NP, Victoria Falls, Zambezi River, Livingstone Airport (End)

Kubwa Five Safaris

5.0 /5  –  129 Reviews

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Expert Africa is an award-winning travel company specialising in high-quality, tailor-made and sustainable safaris to Southern and East Africa. We take pride in being the most knowledgeable safari specialist out there. Over the last 30 years, we've built an incredibly experienced team of people passionate about all things Africa and become a respected resource for travellers looking to discover our favourite continent's incredible wildlife, people and landscapes. There's nothing like first-hand experience, which is why our experts spend time each year on the ground visiting the latest camps, finding hidden gems and seeing friends we've worked with for decades. This is all so we can create and deliver an unforgettable safari experience that is perfectly suited to you. Whether it's a first safari or your seventh, seeking a back-to-basics bush adventure or looking to indulge in a little luxury, explore our site and get in contact so we can start planning your trip.

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Botswana in style with no other guests.

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Gorilla trekking

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Mahale magic

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"Absolutely loved the experience - cant wait to go again"

Mr R. from Eardisley

Visited: Tanzania

Travelled: 8 Jun - 19 Jun 2024

Overall trip rating: Excellent

"An amazing trip - I loved every minute."

Suemac from United Kingdom

Visited: Kenya

Travelled: 11 Jun - 23 Jun 2024

"Magic. A fantastic experience"

Mr & Mrs H-K from England

Visited: Botswana, Zambia

Travelled: 3 Jun - 14 Jun 2024

"absolutely loved our Botswana safari... The organization was flawless"

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Visited: Botswana

Travelled: 7 Jun - 17 Jun 2024

"having Expert Africa extensive,efficient and reliable support was a massive plus"

M and D from France

Visited: Botswana, Namibia, South Africa, Zimbabwe

Travelled: 27 Apr - 11 May 2024

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We’re acutely aware that the places that Expert Africa features are some of the most pristine and delicate wilderness areas in the world. They are also home to some of the world’s most iconic species. We’re conscious, too, that we have a responsibility not only to help protect these places but also to promote the benefits they provide to the people who live in them, and who dedicate themselves to protecting them. This is a shared responsibility involving our travellers, the camps and lodges on the ground and ourselves at Expert Africa. We don't simply pay lip service to this responsibility; we actively take the lead on it. This is a genuine commitment and not the often-observed tokenism prevalent in much of our industry. Promoting actions that look good but usually have little meaningful impact is not what we are about. Expert Africa is different.

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Key species & where to find them

Panthera leo

Lions are at the top of the food chain and also most safari wish-lists, but with their numbers falling fast, any encounter with these majestic apex predators always feels like a privilege.

81% SUCCESS

3,059 sightings from 3,770 observations

Where to see lion in Africa

Panthera pardus

The most numerous of Africa’s big cats, leopard occur across many habitats, from wild tracts to populated areas. Their grace and their elusive nature make them a unique safari drawcard.

47% SUCCESS

1,959 sightings from 4,184 observations

Where to see leopard in Africa

Acinonyx jubatus

The cheetah is the fastest land animal and the only cat that hunts by pure speed. Found largely in open grasslands, its slim, elegant form is today an increasingly rare sight.

33% SUCCESS

1,056 sightings from 3,213 observations

Where to see cheetah in Africa

Lycaon pictus

African wild dogs are among the continent’s most compelling animals. Much misunderstood, these rare, tie-dyed canids are amazingly efficient hunters with a fascinating social life.

32% SUCCESS

884 sightings from 2,803 observations

Where to see wild dog in Africa

Mountain Gorilla

Gorilla beringei

The world’s most impressive primate, the mountain gorilla inhabits a handful of locations in Africa’s equatorial cloud forests, where guided treks offer an intense wildlife experience.

100% SUCCESS

42 sightings from 42 observations

Where to see mountain gorilla in Africa

Pan troglodytes

The chimpanzee is our closest living relative. This highly intelligent great ape is a forest animal with a sophisticated social life. Any encounter in the wild is a memorable experience.

28 sightings from 28 observations

Where to see chimpanzee in Africa

Orycteropus afer

The aardvark is one of Africa’s most bizarre and enigmatic animals. A shy, nocturnal termite-eater, signs of its presence may be scattered about the bush whilst sightings remain elusive.

69 sightings from 3,351 observations

Where to see aardvark in Africa

Black Rhino

Diceros bicornis

The black rhino is the smaller and rarer of Africa’s two rhino species but has the more fearsome reputation. Shy and heavily persecuted, it tends to stick to cover.

30% SUCCESS

626 sightings from 2,064 observations

Where to see black rhino in Africa

Brown Hyena

Parahyaena brunnea

This largely solitary scavenger is one of the more elusive and little-known of Africa’s carnivores. Shaggier than its spotted cousin, it occurs only in the arid southwest of the continent.

16% SUCCESS

249 sightings from 1,537 observations

Where to see brown hyena in Africa

Syncerus caffer

One of the ‘Big Five’, buffalo earned a fearsome reputation in hunters’ tales. By contrast, big herds of these sociable bovids are placid, but mount formidable defences against predators.

83% SUCCESS

2,585 sightings from 3,121 observations

Where to see buffalo in Africa

Taurotragus oryx

Africa’s largest antelope, eland are culturally important from prehistoric rock art to modern game farms. Though widespread, they are also shy so sightings are uncommon and often fleeting.

49% SUCCESS

1,472 sightings from 3,002 observations

Where to see eland in Africa

Loxodonta africana

By far the biggest of the so-called Big Five – indeed, the largest land animal on the planet – the elephant shapes the very landscape it inhabits and is a defining presence on any safari.

91% SUCCESS

3,665 sightings from 4,035 observations

Where to see elephant in Africa

Litocranius walleri

With its slender frame and extraordinarily long neck, this unmistakable East African antelope resembles an attenuated impala and often stands on its back legs browse high shrubs.

75% SUCCESS

89 sightings from 118 observations

Where to see gerenuk in Africa

Giraffa camelopardalis

The world’s tallest land mammal, giraffes are herbivores which have evolved many unique adaptations. Their iconic outlines tower above the bush in many of Africa’s wildlife areas.

86% SUCCESS

3,537 sightings from 4,114 observations

Where to see giraffe in Africa

Hippopotamus amphibius

The territorial calls of the hippo create a signature soundtrack to Africa’s rivers & wetlands. Despite an endearing smile, this aquatic herbivore has a notoriously aggressive disposition.

89% SUCCESS

2,677 sightings from 3,002 observations

Where to see hippo in Africa

Oryx are impressive antelopes, with a powerful physique and elegant markings set off by rapier-like horns. They cut a distinctive dash in some of Africa’s harshest landscapes.

70% SUCCESS

1,338 sightings from 1,922 observations

Where to see oryx in Africa

Suricata suricatta

These highly sociable little mammals have an endearing appearance and comical antics. Found in the drier areas of Southern Africa, close encounters are a sought-after experience.

21% SUCCESS

90 sightings from 420 observations

Where to see meerkat in Africa

Smutsia sp.

Pangolins appear to be more pine cone than animal in their unique armoury of scales. These nocturnal, ant-eating oddities are not only highly elusive but also increasingly rare.

55 sightings from 3,360 observations

Where to see pangolin in Africa

Roan antelope

Hippotragus equinus

Africa’s second largest antelope and one of its most handsome, with a powerful build and distinctive markings, roan are wary of people, but renowned for their bravery against predators.

23% SUCCESS

481 sightings from 2,048 observations

Where to see roan antelope in Africa

Sable antelope

Hippotragus niger

Perhaps Africa’s most beautiful antelope, sable are renowned for their combative nature, even holding off lions. Shy and restricted in range, sightings of sable are always special.

463 sightings from 2,041 observations

Where to see sable antelope in Africa

Tragelaphus spekii

The sitatunga is the most aquatic of Africa’s antelopes and specially adapted to its swampy habitats. Though widespread across Africa, only a handful of places offer reliable sightings.

19% SUCCESS

63 sightings from 337 observations

Where to see sitatunga in Africa

Spotted Hyena

Crocuta crocuta

The spotted hyena may be thought of as ‘ugly’ and ‘cowardly’. In fact, this versatile and intelligent carnivore is one of Africa’s most fascinating and warrants attention on any safari.

55% SUCCESS

2,189 sightings from 3,983 observations

Where to see spotted hyena in Africa

Striped Hyena

Hyaena hyaena

The striped hyena is the most widespread of the world’s hyenas, but absent from southern Africa. A rarely-seen nocturnal scavenger, it is shyer and more solitary than its spotted cousin.

14% SUCCESS

124 sightings from 909 observations

Where to see striped hyena in Africa

White Rhino

Ceratotherium simum

The white rhino is the largest and most numerous of the world’s five rhinoceros species. They are larger, easier to see and generally more approachable than the black rhino.

44% SUCCESS

498 sightings from 1,144 observations

Where to see white rhino in Africa

Connochaetes sp.

Superficially bovine in appearance, wildebeests are known for their spectacular migrations sometimes in huge numbers. These resilient animals are some of Africa’s most successful herbivores.

68% SUCCESS

2,509 sightings from 3,705 observations

Where to see wildebeest in Africa

The zebra is a quintessential African animal: the horse in stripy pyjamas at the end of every child’s A–Z. There are three species, of which the plains zebra is much the most common.

84% SUCCESS

3,864 sightings from 4,591 observations

Where to see zebra in Africa

Africa holiday styles and special interests

From family friendly adventures to the wildest walking safaris, find your perfect African trip.

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Discover Africa's coast and tropical islands.

Birdwatching

Diverse habitats, discreet hides and superb guiding.

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Get an insight into Africa's cultures and history.

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Find captivating marine life beneath the waves

Family holidays

Hand-picked camps for an incredible family safari.

Romantic safaris and castaway island retreats.

First-class service, scenic vistas and unparalleled comfort await you during these carefully selected luxury holidays. 

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Great holidays to suit the keen photographer.

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Enjoy Africa with just your friends & family

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Explore Africa's wilderness on horseback.

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Trip ideas ideally suited for a solo traveller.

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These trips include hard-hitting game and fascinatingly elusive species alike, as well as superb guiding and a variety of diverse ecosystems.

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African Safari Tours with Africa Odyssey

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• Always at hand: our consultants are always available to contact. From deciding the right country destination, through your packing queries and arrival details, and for all unforeseen emergencies – we are here to help. We’re a small team, dedicated to providing you with the best, personalised service
• Direct price promise: booking through us costs no more, and often a lot less than if you were to book direct – with the benefit of our invaluable recommendations and logistical expertise. We will match any quote from a UK or US bonded tour operator. We will always strive to ensure that your trip is as cost effective as possible, with no compromises on quality
• Totally tailor-made: every single itinerary that we prepare is tailored to each individual inquiry. With our wealth of knowledge and keen attention to detail we will develop your dream into an exceptional Africa safari adventure
• Responsible Tourism: We continue to support several impressive community and conservation initiatives in a variety of different countries, and continue to work to ensure that Africa tourism is conscious, responsible and, in the long term, beneficial for all of the many communities it effects
• Expert Safari consultants: we are all ex-guides, lodge managers, camp hosts and explorers with a genuine love of the African bush. See our about us  page to find out more about our brilliant team

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The best safari lodges in africa, your african safari holiday; where to go, east africa vs southern africa, safari and beach, kids on safari, safari activities, east africa at a glance:.

• Tanzania  is great for a big five safari and beautiful beach holiday, with some of Africa’s finest safaris in the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater, and the islands of Zanzibar easily accessible
• Kenya  is a classic safari destination; great for first time safari goers and old hats with the wildlife rich plains of the Masai Mara Game Reserve and glorious Indian Ocean coastline
• Uganda is the land for intrepid, off-the-beaten track safaris, through beautiful landscapes to find incredible Mountain Gorillas
• Rwanda:  is also the place for gorilla trekking, from the comfort of very luxurious lodges. Rwanda allows visitors to see these incredible primates up close and personal

Southern Africa at a glance:

• Botswana:  is the ultimate big five luxury safari country, with private concessions in the watery Okavango Delta and world class accommodation – but beware the price tag to match if you want to escape the Chobe crowds
• Zambia:  is for proper, long walking safaris in the wild South Luangwa National Park, with great adventures to be had on the mighty Zambezi river and around Victoria Falls
• Zimbabwe:  still has a feel of being off the beaten track, but has exceptional safaris and some excellent lodges. Zimbabwe is similar to Botswana, but cheaper! Also Victoria Falls can be accessed from Zimbabwe or Zambia
• Namibia:  is strange, eerie and mystifying with impressive, unique landscapes and an indescribable atmosphere
• South Africa:  is accessible and diverse, with experiences ranging from vibrant, cosmopolitan Cape Town, landscapes, vineyards in the garden route and a great range of excellent and reasonably priced safaris.You can also get away from the Kruger National Park crowds to some excellent luxury private reserves

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Your african beach holiday; where to go, from east africa, (tanzania, uganda, rwanda, kenya), the easiest beach options are:.

• Zanzibar: the islands of Zanzibar have a huge range of accommodation styles to suit all tastes and budgets, arrayed around its white coral sand, palm fringed beaches. A great choice for families and honeymooners alike, easily combined with superb, world-class safaris
• The Seychelles: perhaps the ultimate Indian Ocean location, the many different islands of the Seychelles have a range of accommodation options, tending towards top end luxury, and expense
• Lamu and the Kenya Coast: there are some lovely and very authentic lodges and accommodation options, with visitors increasingly returning to the beautiful, endless beaches further north

From Southern Africa, (Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana, Namibia), the easiest beach options are:

• Mozambique: The beaches of Mozambique are beautiful, but the accommodation is not the 5* luxury resorts you will find in other places. This coast is fantastic for authentic island experiences, great diving and very intimate lodges, although current political issues are leaving the north less visited this year
• Mauritius: A fantastic range of very high quality 5-star, all-inclusive hotels. Mauritius is a beach paradise for those who enjoy luxury, fine cuisine and don’t mind a larger, resort style hotel
• South Africa: there are a number of good beaches arrayed around this southern point, but be warned, the sea can be very cold!
• Madagascar: a wonderful option for the truly adventurous, and anyone seeking an island experience like no other on the continent. Beautiful, unspoilt, tiny, boutique lodges, very remote

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• Stay at the luxurious  Royal Livingstone Hotel  in  Zambia , right on the banks of the Zambezi River and Victoria Falls, the world’s largest waterfall. 
• Experience luxury tented accommodation at Governor’s Camp on the Mara River or Richard Branson’s  Mahali Mzuri . During your stay, enjoy champagne picnics and private dining.
• Discover Arab architecture in the exotic Old Town of Mombasa.
• Take a guided tour of a Kenyan village and learn about Maasai tribe traditions.
• See the Dhow building industry, street bazaars and spice farms of  Zanzibar .
• Take the family to  Kenya , a major safari destination for seeing the Big Five and spot pink flamingoes on Lake Nakaru. 
• Go on spectacular game drives in  Tanzania  across the Serengeti plains.
• See hyena, wild dogs, lions and herds of buffalo in  Botswana .
• Sail in a mokoro along Botswana’s Okavango Delta, a river that never reaches the sea, and see 400+ species of bird and the endangered rhino in the Moremi Game Reserve.

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Yet it's not all about the wildlife. Africa is one of the most diverse continents in the world, stretching from the remote dunes and canyons of the south west, to the iconic peaks and tropical waters of the east. There aren't many places where you could be on safari one day, and snorkelling the next, with a bit of mountain trekking and meeting tribal warriors in between.

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Tanzania safari holidays are the perfect example of an African safari – combining Big 5 game viewing with epic landscapes, including the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater. Add the stunning island of Zanzibar and you have your perfect safari and beach holiday.

Further Insight On Tanzania

Tanzania offers an unparalleled experience that seamlessly combines the thrill of wildlife adventures with the tranquillity of pristine coastal landscapes.

Diverse Wildlife: Tanzania is home to an extraordinary array of wildlife, including the famed Big Five (lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, and rhino). The Serengeti National Park hosts the remarkable Great Migration, a spectacle that draws visitors from around the world.

Iconic Safari Destinations: Explore iconic safari destinations like the Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, and Tarangire National Park, each offering unique ecosystems and abundant wildlife. These areas provide opportunities for close encounters with nature and the chance to witness the circle of life unfold.

Off the Beaten Track: Discover secluded reserves like Nyerere National offer Park or Ruaha Game Reserve, which offer a more private and intimate safari experience away from the crowds. Idyllic Beaches: Tanzania boasts some of the most beautiful and unspoiled beaches in Africa, particularly in the Zanzibar Archipelago. White sandy shores, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant coral reefs create an idyllic setting for relaxation and water-based activities.

Cultural Richness: Immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of Tanzania. Engage with local communities, visit Maasai villages, and experience traditional dances. This cultural immersion adds depth to your journey, providing insights into the heritage and traditions of the Tanzanian people.

Unique Islands: Explore the enchanting islands of Zanzibar, Pemba, and Mafia, each offering a distinct character. Whether it’s the historical charm of Stone Town, the tranquil atmosphere of Pemba, or the pristine marine life around Mafia Island, these islands contribute to a diverse and enriching experience.

Luxury Accommodations: Indulge in luxury accommodations that blend seamlessly with the natural surroundings, from opulent lodges in the heart of the Serengeti to beachfront resorts on Zanzibar, ensuring a harmonious balance of comfort and immersion in nature.

Adventure and Relaxation: Tanzania allows you to seamlessly transition from the adrenaline of safari game drives to the serenity of sun-drenched beaches. It’s a perfect combination for those seeking both adventure and relaxation in one unforgettable journey.

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10 nights from $3470 per person, safari&beach favourites, take a look at some of our favourite destinations below, northern parks, big 5 game spotting | serengeti | ngorongoro crater | great migration.

Choose a Northern Circuit tour and you’ll be focused on the Serengeti – one of the biggest and most popular Tanzania parks. Famous for its stunning open plains populated by rare and numerous wildlife, it also gives the potential to see the great wildebeest migration, depending on when you travel.

A Northern Circuit safari is usually conducted in a private 4wd vehicle with your own private guide, and should include a visit to the Ngorongoro Crater, which has a high density of game living freely within the crater basin. Time permitting, you should also try to visit Tarangire, particularly in the dry season, or the stunning Lake Manyara National Park to try and spot the spectacular flamingo or tree climbing lion.

The Serengeti is, in our opinion, the finest game reserve in Africa. A vast and stunningly beautiful wilderness with its open and grassy plains occasionally broken up by isolated granite kopjes and areas of acacia woodland.

The Ngorongoro Conservation Area, covers an extensive 8300 sq km, with the celebrated natural wonder, the Ngorongoro Crater, at its centre.

The rolling hills, abundant boabab trees, mixed woodland and river valley make this a very attractive park which is often missed out by travellers on the mainstream safari circuit.

Lake Manyara National Park is a small park (330kmsq) set beneath the spectacular Rift valley escarpment and alongside the shallow alkaline Lake Manyara.

The view of Kilimanjaro rising up from its flat surrounding plains with its distinctive snow-capped peak is one of Africa’s iconic sights.

Arusha is Tanzania’s “safari town” being the gateway to the wonderful northern parks. The climate is excellent and the town sits beautifully within the foothills of the Mt.Meru.

SOUTH AND WESTERN PARKS

Off the beaten track | walking safaris | river safaris.

The south and west of Tanzania offer a huge range of stunning parks, often with fewer (human) visitors than those in the more famous northern parks. Take the Nyere National Park, for example. Nyere National Park is part of the vast Selous Game Reserve, Africa’s largest wildlife reserve, offering ample game, with a great choice of vehicular, walking and river safaris.

Also forming part of the southern circuit is Ruaha, Tanzania’s second largest park and home to the largest population of elephant. If you have the time, staying at one of a handful of its lodges really does offer an out of Africa experience. The western parks of Mahale and Katavi are also worth a visit for something really special and away from it all, including mountains, flood plains and lakes.

Nyerere National Park is Africa’s largest game reserve with a very high-quality game viewing area offering a wonderful mix of vehicular and river safaris.

Tanzania’s second largest park at 10,300 sq kms, it forms part of a wild and extended ecosystem that extends far and wide through six other protected areas within the south and west of Tanzania.

Stretching along the lakeshore of the crystal clear waters of Lake Tanganyika, the deserted sandy beaches and stunning backdrop of forested mountains makes this is a totally entoxicating place to visit.

COAST AND ISLANDS

White beaches | blue seas | diving | luxury.

A trip to Tanzania, though more than satisfying with its safari options, would surely be incomplete without a trip to the coast. The stunning white beaches of Zanzibar, more remote Pemba or Mafia islands, or the Tanzania mainland coast, are all easily accessible and not to be missed.

The Zanzibar Archipelago is made up of fifty islands. Zanzibar itself conjures all kinds of romantic travel emotions, with plenty to invigorate the senses. The Mafia Archipelago to the south is a stunning mix of islands in a pure azure sea. And whilst Tanzania’s mainland coastline is often overlooked, Rus Katani, a small luxury safari style beach lodge, lies on a wide sandy beach and is a perfect spot for honeymooners seeking a rest before embarking on the rest of your safari and beach holiday

The spice island – Robinson Crusoe escapism and tropical hideaway. Turquoise seas lapping whitest of sands & oozing Swahili charm.

Although Pemba island lies just 50 km north of Zanzibar, it has remained unchanged and relatively untouched by tourism. Unlike its neighbour, it has a far more hilly, fertile and lush landscape.

Mafia is a relatively unknown and untouched island, where rustic fishing communities and farming villages go about their lives in a way that has existed for generations.

Dar Es Salaam (Dar) is Tanzania’s largest city, – the commercial and social centre of the country with a lively and bustling character.

Your own island hideaway within easy reach of the mainland coast. Life doesn’t get much better than this,

If you have more time or would like to start or end your trip with a few days of perfect relaxation then there are some charming beach options along the coast.

Fast Facts About Tanzania

• Time Zone: GMT +3
• Fly to: Dar es Salaam, Kilimanjaro, Zanzibar
• Flying Time: 11 hours
• Language: English, Swahili
• Visas: Required. Available on arrival or pre-travel via Tanzania Embassy
• Currency: Tanzania Shilling. US$ Dollars accepted
• Health Requirements: Yellow fever certificate required if arriving from an endemic area

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I am just back from Tanzania and wanted to thank you very much for a fantastic itinerary. I loved all the accommodation choices made, all the connecting flights worked well and the guide was superb. I had a great time and let me know if you want to get some more feedback on any of the properties suggested by you and also Pongwe Beach which excellent.

Many thanks for a truly great holiday! Nyerere National Park was a great success as we saw the wild dogs on 2 occasions and some great lion kills. In fact we saw a pride of 10 lion including cubs within 10 mins of landing in the Nyerere National Park! Zanzibar was wonderful! The sunshine hotel was beautiful and the staff were lovely.

Andrew Morton

The welcome and kindness and generosity we have received, in all of our camps and stops has been tremendous. Although we have both travelled a lot over our years together, we both agree this holiday has been outstanding, and one of the best experiences of our lives.

Tanzania Northern Parks & Zanzibar, August 2019

Thank you for organising a fabulous holiday for us – memories of which will last a lifetime. We have arrived back completely awed by Tanzania and Zanzibar. We saw the all the wildlife we could possibly wish to see. Our driver was charming and looked after us brilliantly. Lodges were excellent and food fantastic.

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The perfect holiday combination… enjoy an exciting safari, with game drives across African plains, before unwinding on an idyllic Indian Ocean beach. Choose from:

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Plan the ultimate African safari with these 12 bush-to-beach destinations

One of life's greatest travel indulgences, an African safari can take years to organize. Since it requires a hefty budget, a couple of grueling days in transit and meticulous planning, chances are it will be a once-in-a-lifetime adventure you enjoy — and one you therefore shouldn't compromise on.

The safari component is generally less than five days for most travelers, leaving plenty of time to combine superb wildlife watching and a classic lodge experience with further exploration or relaxation. For some, this could also involve climbing Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania or visiting Victoria Falls on the Zambia-Zimbabwe border. For others, it may entail wine tasting in South Africa or lazing on a pristine, palm-fringed beach with a cocktail in hand.

When it comes to blissed-out safari extensions, the Indian Ocean offers a few key commodities: undeveloped beaches, spectacular scenery, azure waters rich with marine life — and an abundance of luxurious resorts, including ones you can book with points.

Africa isn't the easiest place to get around, but that doesn't mean it isn't possible to see multiple destinations in one visit. All it will take is a little careful planning. Odds are you'll be required to fly way out of your way to major regional hubs such as Johannesburg 's O.R. Tambo International Airport (JNB) or Nairobi, Kenya's Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO).

While most safari-goers head to the beach to unwind at the end of their trip, there's also something to be said for decompressing from city life and a long-haul flight by adding the beach as a safari preamble. Regardless of which you choose to do first, know that you'll have an incredible vacation full of memorable moments.

Here are TPG's favorite destinations for that ultimate combination of going on safari and visiting the beach.

Bush: The Northern Circuit

Famed for its untouched landscapes and exhilarating wildlife encounters, Tanzania's Northern Circuit is the Africa of dreams. A showcase for the continent's highlights, this well-trodden itinerary features the world-famous Serengeti, snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro, elephant-filled Tarangire National Park and Ngorongoro Crater, the world's largest intact volcanic caldera.

Arusha is the gateway to the northern Serengeti, as it's a two-hour flight from the capital, Dar es Salaam. Depending on time and budget constraints, you can either fly between the parks, drive the entire circuit or do a combination of both.

Most itineraries begin with the Serengeti, Tanzania's crown jewel. Emblematic grasslands dotted with flat-topped acacia trees are home to more than 2 million animals, including the Big Five: lions, leopards, rhinos, elephants and African buffaloes. Indulge the wonder of it all at a luxury lodge within eyeshot of a watering hole, or head to a semi-permanent tented camp that follows the great migration. In the remote Lamai Triangle, Singita Lamai River Tented Camp offers an intimate, off-the-grid safari experience and features just six luxurious tents, each with plunge pools.

A game drive along the valley floor of Ngorongoro Crater — around a three-hour paved drive south of the Serengeti — is one of the richest wildlife experiences on Earth. More than 25,000 mammals thrive here, including the world's largest concentration of predators, plus zebras, gazelles, warthogs, wildebeests, elephants, baboons and vervet monkeys. Within the conservancy, you can trace 2 million years of human evolution at the UNESCO-inscribed Olduvai Gorge, which preserves the earliest evidence of human ancestors.

Around a four-hour drive south of the crater is another must-visit spot: beautiful Tarangire National Park. It attracts fewer visitors and is beloved for its thriving elephant herds, which feature 2,500-plus animals, making them the densest on Earth.

Related: Dreaming of an African safari: How I'll book my bucket-list trip to Tanzania on miles and points

Beach: Zanzibar

A breathtaking archipelago just 25 miles off Tanzania's Indian Ocean coastline, Zanzibar is everything its name suggests. Traditional dhows (one- or two-mast ships) set sail from bone-white beaches, vibrant coral reefs support diverse marine life and timeless Swahili villages are fringed by lush forests, coconut groves and spice plantations.

Zanzibar is one of the most accessible beach destinations on this list, with frequent direct services from Arusha via Air Tanzania. If you are traveling independently, the one-hour flight from the mainland costs around $180 round trip.

Relaxing on its beaches is certainly Zanzibar's main draw, but it's worth allowing at least a day to explore UNESCO World Heritage-listed Stone Town, one of East Africa's cultural highlights. A flourishing trading post for centuries, the old city's maze of streets is dotted with crumbling limestone and coral buildings, as well as historical churches, mosques and temples.

Just a 15-minute speedboat ride off Zanzibar's northeast coast, Mnemba Island is an unpretentious paradise. The tiny island, blessed with powder-soft sand and luminescent waters, is the setting for andBeyond's conservation-focused hideaway . Getting off the grid doesn't get much better than this. Days are spent snorkeling around the island (about a mile in circumference), swimming with dolphins, practicing yoga, paddleboarding, watching dik-diks scurry around the deck of your Balinese-style banda and enjoying some of the finest and most inventive food you'll find anywhere in Tanzania.

Bush: Masai Mara

The definitive safari destination, Kenya offers a blend of savannah, mountain, wildlife, beach and culture that never fails to inspire awe in those who visit.

The spectacular Masai Mara ecosystem forms the northern extension of Tanzania's Serengeti. A cinematic wilderness of tawny, acacia-dotted plains, the food chain plays out frequently and furiously right before your eyes. Home to a vast inventory of 450-plus animal species (including the Big Five) and glorious scenery, Kenya's popularity has been bolstered by post-pandemic travelers keen to limit border crossings.

For a less crowded safari experience, choose a lodge located on a private conservancy that offers opportunities to venture off roads (sometimes at night) in the company of expert naturalists without worrying about waiting behind multiple vehicles to view a pride of lions. Cottar's Camp has been in operation for over a century and combines a classic aura with luxe amenities and some of Kenya's finest (largely Masai) guides. Wherever you roam, you can expect to see prolific troupes of wildebeests, zebras, impalas, topis and gazelles — and their formidable predators.

While all safari lodges are not created equal, it's the daily rituals of life on the Masai Mara that are unforgettable. You can enjoy an early morning game drive, watch elephants congregate around a watering hole from your deck, treat yourself to a sundowner as sunsets blaze over the seemingly infinite horizon and gather around a campfire under star-studded skies.

Try to time your trip for the great migration, when more than 2 million wildebeests migrate across the Serengeti and the Masai Mara in what is undoubtedly the world's most spectacular wildlife event. Keep an eye on rainfall patterns to determine when is the best time to visit.

Related: Everything you need to know about going on safari in Africa with renowned expert Marlon du Toit

Beach: Lamu Island

Often likened to Zanzibar 20 years ago, UNESCO-protected Lamu Island is a picture-perfect paradise of rolling sand dunes, mangrove-fringed beaches and dazzling coral reefs. As East Africa's oldest trading center, it's a world apart from the rest of Kenya and offers a more peaceful retreat than the more developed beaches of Mombasa's north coast.

In the south, Lamu Town has preserved its medina-style architecture and retains a laid-back vibe. Donkeys and dhows are still the main forms of transportation, and the town's car-free streets, which are dotted with churches, mosques and temples, showcase the island's rich cultural heritage composed of African, Omani, Yemeni, Indian and Portuguese influences.

Over the last decade, Lamu has become something of a magnet for Europe 's celebrity set. Intricately carved coral merchant homes now house contemporary boutique hotels and galleries, hip rooftop bars mix stylish sundowners and a busy event schedule speaks to the island's growing wellness movement — notably yoga and meditation retreats.

Just outside Lamu Town, The Red Pepper House has five eclectic rooms decorated with Swahili furnishings, a lush forested setting, warm service and activities tailored to each guest.

Active travelers will also find plenty here to tempt them from the beach. Check out Kiwayu Island for windsurfing, kayaking, fishing and world-class diving and snorkeling.

If you are traveling independently, Lamu can be reached by air from Nairobi via Hahn Air Lines. Flights, which cost $190 round trip, land just across the channel from Lamu on Manda Island.

South Africa and Mozambique

Bush: kruger national park.

Impressive in scale and diversity, Kruger's 16 macro ecozones harbor an astonishing predator count — more than 1,500 lions, 1,000 leopards and 12,000 elephants — as well as wild dogs, zebras, white and black rhinos, giraffes, wildebeests, antelopes and an estimated 470 bird species.

The great appeal of Kruger — especially for first-timers — is its reliable wildlife spotting (even during the green season), unbridled comfort and never-ending "wow" factor that exhilarates even the most world-weary traveler.

When money is no object, the Sabi Sands Game Reserve is the pinnacle of the luxury safari experience. Home to the highest mammal concentration of any private reserve in southern Africa, you won't need to venture far to spot Africa's most charismatic denizens. In fact, it's not unheard of to spot all of the Big Five at Kruger in the space of a day. With only three vehicles permitted at a wildlife sighting at any given time, you'll avoid the feeling that you are riding a safari conveyor belt.

Acclaimed lodges such as Singita Lebombo, Chitwa Chitwa and Londolozi channel eclectic styles — from plush colonial suites to rustic Afro-chic abodes — and are constantly raising the bar with impeccable service, resort-style amenities and unrivaled access to some of Earth's best wildlife viewing. Lavish meals, sundowners, afternoon teas, poolside relaxation and bush walks punctuate the hours between early morning and late afternoon game drives. Many of Kruger's lodges also offer excellent children's programming.

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Beach: Bazaruto Archipelago

Blessed with unspoiled natural beauty and impressive biodiversity, Mozambique's Bazaruto Archipelago offers the private island kind of experience that appeals to travelers with deep pockets who are looking to truly disconnect. For most visitors, the logistics are taken care of as part of a tailor-made, fly-in excursion arranged by a safari company.

Bazaruto and its even more far-flung sister archipelago, the Quirimbas Islands, are renowned for their serpentine, palm-fringed beaches where the diving and snorkeling, right offshore, are out of this world. An array of marine life, including whale sharks, manta rays, leatherback turtles, humpback whales and the very rare dugong (sea cow), has been documented here.

With activities and excursions tailored to couples and families, andBeyond's Benguerra Island Lodge is a destination unto itself. It offers luxurious beachfront casinhas (cottages) and cabanas surrounded by palm trees. Guests can take advantage of a swimming pool and an on-site dive center that organizes excursions to world-class dive sites like Two Mile Reef, plus other unforgettable activities, such as dhow cruises, horseback riding in the water and sportfishing excursions.

Frequent daily direct flights with South Africa-based Airlink are available from Johannesburg's airport to Mozambique's Vilankulo Airport (VNX), which sits about a 45-minute scenic boat ride away from the Bazaruto islands. The relatively painless, half-day journey will set you back around $580 round trip.

Bush: Majete Wildlife Reserve

Going by the moniker "The Warm Heart of Africa," tiny Malawi punches way above its weight when it comes to biodiversity.

Roughly the same size as Ohio, it's home to some of the continent's most spectacular landscapes, which span serrated peaks, mystical forests and bucolic grasslands. The Great Rift Valley bisects the country lengthwise, with the colossal Lake Malawi draped across the country's eastern border.

Malawi's lack of celebrity status helps facilitate a more authentic safari experience. It's also one of the most affordable and safest destinations in Africa — a great fit for independent travelers looking to go beyond the "Out of Africa" cliches.

Before a major legislative shake up in 2017, Malawi had earned the notorious distinction of being southern Africa's biggest wildlife trafficking center, mostly due to lax enforcement. Today, its conservation credentials are among the strongest in Africa.

Majete Wildlife Reserve, the nation's oldest park, is a symbol of Malawi's great restoration. Through a steady re-introduction program and community engagement, more than 5,000 animals now thrive within the reserve, including black rhinos, impalas, jackals, elephants, lions, leopards, cheetahs, wild dogs, sable antelopes and buffaloes. Enjoying Big Five reserve status, tourism at Majete is growing, but it remains a magical off-the-beaten-path wilderness ... for now.

The upscale Thawale Camp is ideally located near a watering hole inside the reserve and combines a wilderness safari experience with an authentic ambience, fine food and warm service.

Related: TPG readers' best tips for visiting Africa on points and miles

Beach: Lake Malawi

Described as the world's most vibrant freshwater body, UNESCO-designated Lake Malawi is a perfect safari postscript for more budget-minded travelers and those making a return trip to the continent. It offers all the attributes of an idyllic island escape with beautiful bays and coves, sandy beaches and rocky islands, plus marshes inhabited by baboons, monkeys, hippos and prolific birdlife, including kingfishers, egrets, fish eagles and cormorants.

Free from the logistical challenges of many bush-to-beach itineraries, it's just a one-hour transfer from Malawi's Kamuzu International Airport (LLW) to the lake's most scenic beaches, including chilled-out Likoma Island, where you'll find barefoot-chic Kaya Mawa , a boutique ecolodge perched on sandy shores with views of Mozambique in the distance.

The water here is as blue as any tropical destination, and even shallow water teems with cichlid fish, which shimmer in hues of silver, gold, orange and blue. The lake's three distinct water layers don't generally mix (it's a type of meromictic lake), providing an intensely fertile environment where plants, land animals and marine life thrive.

An estimated 950 species of fish populate the lake — more than any other place on Earth — according to the beloved British naturalist David Attenborough. This rich aquatic atmosphere makes it a truly unique underwater safari destination. The real crowd-pleaser is the mbuna fish, which will famously take food directly from your hands.

Zambia and Mauritius

Bush: south luangwa national park.

Victoria Falls, which is lovingly referred to as "the smoke that thunders" by those from the area, is Zambia and Zimbabwe's famous calling card and one of the world's most breathtaking natural wonders. But that's just the start. Far removed from the more commercial safari experiences of its neighbors, the two countries lend themselves to travelers keen to explore beyond their safari vehicles. The region excels at immersive cultural journeys, walking safaris and adrenaline-infused pursuits on the churning rapids of the Zambezi River.

Know, though, that Zambia and Zimbabwe are not for everyone. Their poor infrastructure and limited accommodations can be a challenge or an adventure, depending on your perspective.

Zambia's South Luangwa National Park is the place where the walking safari originated. Diverse habitats encompass plains, woodlands, rivers and marshes and support a predator and prey inventory that rivals that of any African safari destination. The pinnacle of wildlife viewing in Zambia, Luangwa is known for its leopard population, as well as rare creatures such as hartebeests, sables and roans. Buffaloes, impalas, pukus, waterbucks and giraffes are omnipresent, and herds of elephants (up to 70 is not unheard of) and wading hippos can be seen congregating along the Luangwa River.

One of the more luxurious camps in the reserve, Chinzombo, offers comfortable accommodations, expert guides and a prime river location.

Beach: Mauritius

One of the most alluring Indian Ocean destinations, Mauritius is much more than just a dreamy island paradise. Gorgeous beaches, crystal-clear lagoons and forested preserves provide the backdrop for thrilling adventures, ecotourism and wellness pursuits. For a culture fix, the museums and mansions of Port Louis are filled with fascinating artifact maps and curios that trace the island's storied history.

Belle Mare beach, on the east coast, has retained its unspoiled charm. Its warm, azure waters beckon snorkelers and divers, as Mauritius is ringed by the world's longest unbroken coral reef. With its string of luxe resorts, hip bars and gourmet restaurants, the developed resort of Grand Baie, on the northwest coast, channels a more cosmopolitan vibe.

Active types will find plenty of ways to interact with the rugged, mountainous landscape. Hikers can take on the 4.5-mile steep, uneven trail to the top of the UNESCO-inscribed Le Morne Brabant mountain. Meanwhile, the coastal forests of Île aux Aigrettes provide sanctuary to an array of endemic and endangered wildlife species.

You will likely spend a day in transit to reach Mauritius from Zambia, and you may even require an overnight layover. There are regular nonstop flights from Kenneth Kaunda International Airport (LUN) in Lusaka, Zambia's capital, to Johannesburg, from where its a four-hour flight — operated daily by South African Airways — to Mahé, Mauritius' main island.

Mauritius caters well to travelers looking to splurge and you''ll be spoiled for choice when it comes to exclusive resorts and private island experiences: The Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita, Shangri-La Le Touessrok and One&Only Le Saint Géran, to name a few.

Related: Why Mauritius should be at the top of your travel to-do list right now

Namibia and the Seychelles

Bush: etosha national park.

An accessible and less visited safari destination, Namibia captures the imagination of families and adventure seekers with its enigmatic desert landscapes, wild and rugged coastline, colossal sand dunes and rare desert-adapted mammals, insects and reptiles.

Known as the "Place of Mirages," Etosha National Park combines Namibia's best wildlife watching with an austerely beautiful landscape of golden plains, dazzling salt pans and dense thickets. What really sets Etosha apart, though, is just how easy it is to spot its wildlife species.

Across stark, vast plains, watering holes draw elephants, gazelles, giraffes, jackals and black and white rhinos, as well as marauding lions, cheetahs and more elusive leopards. The floodlit Okaukuejo watering hole ranks among Africa's bucket list experiences thanks, in part, to its nightly game-watching vigils.

Antelope species here are loaded with superlatives: You'll find the continent's smallest (African antelope), rarest (blackface impala), biggest (eland) and bounciest (springbok) all inhabiting this eye-catching landscape.

Located on Etosha's southern fringes, in the privately owned Ongava Game Reserve, Ongava Lodge comprises 14 rustic chalets and a large pool and dining area overlooking a nearby watering hole. Little Ongava — also within the private reserve — offers a more exclusive experience with just three luxurious suites with outdoor showers and private plunge pools.

Beyond Etosha, thrill-seekers can track wildlife on foot, sandboard down massive dunes in Swakopmund and soar over the Namib Desert in a hot air balloon.

Namibia is celebrated for its bold conservation initiatives and well-developed tourist infrastructure. While it's one of the most straightforward destinations in Africa for renting a car and exploring independently, guided tours here are considered the gold standard. Most travelers from Europe and the U.S travel to Namibia through Johannesburg or Cape Town . Air Namibia flies direct from Frankfurt to Windhoek, and Qatar Airways ' direct flights to Doha, Qatar, offer frequent stopover routes to the U.S. and Europe.

Related: How to have a royal-inspired honeymoon in Namibia with points and miles

Beach: Seychelles

Famed as a luxury hideaway popular with royalty and celebrities, the Seychelles archipelago has an otherworldly beauty. Ribbons of sugar-white sand gently slope to waters in every shade of blue, and tropical habitats filled with rare indigenous palms give way to vanilla and spice plantations and orchid fields.

The most visited islands, Mahé, Praslin and La Digue, draw gilded honeymooners to their ultra glamorous resorts — including a luxurious Four Seasons outpost and the boutique Mango House Seychelles — but there's also a fine selection of family-oriented properties (including points hotels ) within striking distance of breathtaking beaches.

Anse Lazio frequently ranks as one of the world's best beaches; its turquoise, reef-sheltered waters teem with marine life. Lushly forested granite cliffs frame the sheltered bay of Anse Louis, one of Mahé's more remote beaches, and it was on heavenly Anse Source d'Argent that Hollywood movies "Cast Away" and "Crusoe" were filmed.

Uninhabited until the late 18th century, the Seychelles archipelago is hailed as the "Galápagos of the Indian Ocean." UNESCO-inscribed Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve on Praslin is a lost world of rare endemic species, including the famous coco de mer, a massive palm tree thought to have grown in the ocean. On the remote Aldabra atoll, thousands of giant tortoises weighing up to 500 pounds thrive, having evolved in isolation.

From Namibia's capital, Windhoek, you'll need to connect through Johannesburg. Air Seychelles is the only airline that flies the five-hour, nonstop route to Mahé several times a week.

Related: From the Serengeti to the Seychelles: Honeymooning at 2 stunning Four Seasons resorts

7 Amazing African Safari and Beach Holidays

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Paje in Zanzibar, Tanzania

The thrill of an African safari is perfectly complemented by a relaxing beach break, and these seven African safari and beach holidays present the ideal combination of “beach and bush.”

The excitement of game viewing and lodge hopping gives a sense of being on the move, taking in unique sights, sounds, and experiences. Unwinding on a white-sand beach or at a remote seaside location after a safari or before offers the opportunity to reflect on the previous experience or prepare for the adventure ahead.

Showcasing two aspects of a destination, these African safari and beach holidays share inspiration for your adventure.

1. Tanzania Northern Safari Circuit and Zanzibar

2. kenya and mombasa, 3. south africa and the seychelles, 4. botswana and mozambique, 5. zambia and malawi, 6. rwanda and tanzania, 7. south africa, plan your amazing african safari and beach holiday.

The ultimate beach and bush combination comes to life on a northern safari circuit in Tanzania and a beach escape in Zanzibar. On our Best of Tanzania Safari and Zanzibar Beach tour, you can visit four of Tanzania’s top safari parks. Each will offer a unique perspective on game viewing, with enough time to experience wildlife at its best.

Marvel at the Ngorongoro Crater, be captivated by the whoosh of pink from the flamingos on Lake Manyara, and stare for miles across the savannas of the Serengeti. Be whisked away as you step onto Zanzibar’s glorious beaches to indulge in a few days of peace at a property perfectly positioned on Tanzania’s east coastline.

Length: 13 Days

Places Visited: Zanzibar, Arusha, Lake Manyara National Park, Tarangire National Park, Olduvai Gorge, Ngorongoro Crater, Serengeti, Paje Beach in Zanzibar

Why we recommend this sample itinerary: This itinerary offers the best of both worlds - a wildlife bush adventure combined with an idyllic beach getaway. Various safari parks are covered and the perfect amount of downtime is positioned at the end.

Learn more: Tanzania Safaris & Vacations • Tanzania Safari Guide • Zanzibar Vacation Packages

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Diani Beach near Mombasa in Kenya

Magical Kenya begs to be explored, with a classic safari experience in the Maasai Mara complimented with time to unwind in Kenya’s oldest city, Mombasa. Our Best of Bush Safari and Beach Getaway: Masai Mara, Mombasa, Malindi tour offers the chance to experience one of Africa’s timeless and popular game reserves.

The vast savanna offers a wilderness expanse where herds or solo heroes stand proudly, and plains turn into rocky outcrops and forests. Meet the Maasai people and learn about their culture through the many stories they love to share. Round your journey off by exploring Kenya’s blue and white city on the east coast, taking in its history and time at a popular beach resort.

Length: 14 Days

Places Visited: Nairobi, Masai Mara National Reserve, Mombassa

Why we recommend this sample itinerary: This itinerary offers a classic safari and beach experience, focused on a full exploration of one main reserve and ending with a short connection to a beach stay within the same country, requiring only one visa for the entire journey.

Learn more: Kenya Safaris & Tours • Kenya Safari Guide

Photo courtesy North Island Seychlles

This fine combination, found in South Africa and Seychelles Honeymoon: African Journey to Cherish , offers a four-part luxury experience. With an introduction to one of the most incredible coastal cities in the world and nearby wine country, followed by a Big Five safari experience in a top private game reserve, this sample trip rounds off with the ultimate in a luxury beach getaway.

Cape Town is spectacular and offers views, culture, and cuisine that entice, while the quaint town of Franschhoek sits quietly amongst some of South Africa’s popular wine farms. Sabi Sands is home to some of the finest safari guides and exceptional game viewing. Head to North Island for some relaxation on the fine, white-sand beaches the Seychelles is known for.

Places Visited: Cape Town, Cape Winelands, Sabi Sands Game Reserve, North Island in Seychelles

Why we recommend this sample itinerary: This could be called the ultimate Southern Africa luxury escape. Connected with ease and style, this sample trip ensures every sense is touched.

Learn more: South Africa Safaris with Seychelles • South Africa Travel Guide

Okavango Delta, Botswana

For a study of bush and beach, the Botswana Safari and Beach Island Paradise for Couples has it all. Begin with the dramatically beautiful country of Botswana. With waterways, salt pans, and sandy bushlands, you can enjoy a fantastic array of wildlife experiences. Take a mokoro , a dugout canoe, in the Okavango Delta and marvel at the expanse of the dry Kalahari and captivating salt pans. The safari circuit is vast and experiencing game from boat and open vehicle is enriching for every traveler.

Move on to the shores of Mozambique that teem with fishers and sunbathers, while the outer islands draw visitors from far and wide. Some ships choose the Mozambican islands as their day-excursion havens, while others are intentionally remote, so just getting there is an adventure.

Places Visited: Central Kalahari Game Reserve, Makgadikgadi Salt Pan, Okavango Delta, Chobe National Park, Bazaruto Archipelago in Mozambique

Why we recommend this sample itinerary: Enjoy these two vastly different countries and experiences, both with a focus on water activities and tranquil surroundings. Their proximity to each other creates the perfect combo for adventure and leisure seekers.

Learn more: Botswana Safari Tours & Vacations • Botswana Safari Guide

Lake Malawi

For travelers looking to go off the beaten path, Essential Zambia and Malawi: The Idyllic Safari Getaway offers something unexpected. Wildlife-rich Zambia boasts several top safari parks and game experiences in a quietly proud nation. Game drives are quality and traversing the open plains to discover hidden gems throughout the country is an adventure. Adrenaline-filled activities in Livingstone and the thrill of the mighty Zambezi add a dramatic touch to a magical experience.

Travel onwards to little-known Lake Malawi as it brims with color, with numerous schools of fish thriving to create a spectacle. It is popular with kayakers and swimmers, and holds some key accommodations for an island-style escape.

Length: 15 Days

Places Visited: Livingstone, Victoria Falls, Zambezi River, Sindabezi Island, Lower Zambezi National Park, South Luangwa National Park, Lilongwe, Lake Malawi, Likoma Island

Why we recommend this sample itinerary: In two extraordinarily beautiful countries, both slightly off the well-known and regular safari circuits, you can enjoy prime game viewing in a variety of parks and the tranquility of Lake Malawi.

Learn more: Zambia Safaris

Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda

For another unexpected combination, consider the sample itinerary Romantic East Africa Safari: Gorillas, Serengeti and Zanzibar Luxury Escape . Begin in Rwanda, a country steeped in history and culture, as well as scenery and wildlife experiences of a different kind. This small, landlocked country is often called the land of a thousand hills, and its forests and volcano landscapes are testament to this. A visit to Kigali is intriguing and the highlight of any visit to this part of Africa is to witness gorillas interacting in remote parts of the forest, a life-changing experience.

Combine Rwanda with nearby Tanzania and explore the spice island of Zanzibar, taking in Stone Town and a beach break, as well as a memorable safari in the Serengeti National Park, for an all-round East African adventure.

Places Visited: Zanzibar, Stone Town, Serengeti National Park, Kigali, Volcanoes National Park

Why we recommend this sample itinerary: Combine a chance to see gorillas and the Big Five in the famous Serengeti National Park, then relax on an east African beach in Zanzibar. This is an all-round, inclusive vacation that brings vast experiences.

Learn more: Rwanda Gorilla Trekking and Safaris • Tanzania Safaris & Vacations • Tanzania Safari Guide

Camps Bay in Cape Town, South Africa

One does not need to visit multiple countries to experience the best of Africa’s beaches and bush. South Africa has it all, with one of the world’s top private reserves just a short transfer from coastal Cape Town. Your wilderness discoveries can begin with our 11-Day Highlights of South Africa: City to Beach around the Cape Peninsula, where colonies of penguins gather on soft sands, before you are whisked away to the heart of the Kruger National Park for epic Big-Five game drives.

The pleasures of Africa’s bush and beach extend from Kruger to the shores of iSimangaliso Wetland Park, a nature preserve teeming with wildlife right on the bend of the KwaZulu-Natal coastline. Search for hippo pods on St. Lucia cruises and scuba dive to see the rare marine life as you absorb the best of this African safari and beach holiday vacation.

Length: 11 days

Places Visited: Cape Town, Sabi Sands Game Reserve, Johannesburg, iSimangaliso Wetland Park

Why we recommend this sample itinerary: This sample trip showcases the best of Southern Africa’s bush and beach without you having to leave South Africa’s shores. Offering Big-Five game drives, city sightseeing, and scuba diving all within one country, there are plenty of opportunities for active adventures, with one or two days to unwind.

Learn more: South Africa Safaris • South Africa Travel Guide

Selinda Reserve, Botswana

You may find yourself vacillating between an African safari or relaxing on an idyllic beach for your next vacation, so why not consider creating a custom-designed combination package that offers it all with our African Safari & Beach Vacation Packages .

You can discover the best of an incredible wildlife adventure and a beach escape by experiencing two remarkable destinations or all of it in one country on an itinerary created just for you. For more ideas see our African Safari Travel Guide .

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• Unforgettable Safari and Beach Holidays in Africa

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• February 14, 2024

Embarking on safari and beach holidays in Africa is a dream come true for adventure seekers and beach lovers alike. Imagine traversing vast savannahs, teeming with wildlife in the morning, then relaxing on pristine beaches with turquoise waters in the afternoon – the perfect blend of excitement and relaxation. Here are five African destinations that promise unforgettable safari and beach holidays.

1. Kenya: Masai Mara and Diani Beach

Begin your journey with a safari in the iconic Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya , home to the Big Five and the spectacular Great Migration. Witness the drama of predators hunting their prey and marvel at the sheer abundance of wildlife. After your safari adventure, head to Diani Beach on the Kenyan coast. Sink your toes into the soft white sands, swim in crystal-clear waters, and soak up the sun at luxurious beachfront resorts. Diani Beach also offers a range of water sports activities, including snorkelling, diving, and kite surfing.

2. Tanzania: Serengeti and Zanzibar

This combo is one of our favourite safari and beach holidays in Africa. Tanzania ‘s Serengeti National Park is synonymous with safari adventures, offering unparalleled opportunities to witness wildlife in their natural habitat. Experience the thrill of game drives amidst vast plains dotted with acacia trees, where lions roam and herds of wildebeests migrate. After your safari, escape to the enchanting island of Zanzibar . Explore historic Stone Town, relax on idyllic beaches fringed with palm trees, and immerse yourself in this exotic destination’s vibrant culture and cuisine.

3. South Africa: Kruger National Park and Cape Town

Kruger National Park in South Africa is a safari enthusiast’s paradise, boasting diverse landscapes and abundant wildlife. Embark on game drives to spot the Big Five, enjoy bush walks with experienced guides, and experience the magic of the African bush under starlit skies. After your safari adventure, head to Cape Town – a vibrant coastal city between mountains and sea. Explore iconic landmarks such as Table Mountain and Robben Island, indulge in world-class cuisine, and unwind on the city’s beautiful beaches.

4. Botswana: Okavango Delta and Bazaruto Archipelago

Discover the pristine wilderness of Botswana’s Okavango Delta, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Africa’s most extraordinary safari destinations. Glide through tranquil waterways in a traditional mokoro and witness abundant wildlife, including elephants, hippos, and rare bird species. After your safari, escape to the Bazaruto Archipelago in Mozambique – a secluded paradise of sandy beaches and turquoise waters. Relax in luxury beachfront villas, snorkel amongst vibrant coral reefs, and enjoy romantic sunset cruises in this idyllic setting.

Namibia: Etosha National Park and Skeleton Coast

Etosha National Park in Namibia is renowned for its vast salt pan and exceptional game viewing opportunities. Embark on game drives to spot herds of elephants, black rhinos, and lions against stunning landscapes. After your safari adventure, venture to the Skeleton Coast – a remote and otherworldly coastline where the desert meets the sea. Explore towering dunes, marvel at shipwrecks scattered along the shore, and unwind on untouched beaches with dramatic scenery.

In conclusion, a safari and beach holiday in Africa promises an unforgettable blend of adventure, relaxation, and natural beauty. Whether seeking thrilling wildlife encounters, blissful beach relaxation, or cultural immersion, Africa’s diverse landscapes and experiences offer something for every traveller. Start planning your dream getaway today and embark on the journey of a lifetime.

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The 10 Best Safari Lodges in Africa in 2022

The best safari lodges, according to Travel + Leisure readers, go beyond the traditional game drive with a wide range of cultural experiences.

Note: If you’re looking for our most recent recommendations, check out the 2023 list of our favorite safari lodges in Africa.

For Travel + Leisure readers, the best safari lodges in Africa aren't necessarily traditional safari properties — though plenty of those did make this list. Take, for example, Wilderness Safaris Bisate Lodge — a luxurious base for tracking mountain gorillas in the cloud forest of Rwanda. It seems that this once-in-a-lifetime experience elevated guests' memories beyond those of Big Five safaris: the word amazing appears repeatedly in Bisate reviews.

Every year for our World's Best Awards survey, T+L asks readers to weigh in on travel experiences around the globe — to share their opinions on the top hotels, resorts, cities, islands, cruise ships, spas, airlines, and more. Hotels (including safari lodges) were rated on their facilities, location, service, food, and overall value. Properties were classified as city hotel, resort, or safari lodge based on their locations and amenities.

This year's World's Best list reveals a growing interest in nontraditional safaris. In addition to Bisate at the top spot, there's another Rwandan lodge, One&Only Nyungwe House (No. 3), where the highlights are tracking chimpanzees, bird-watching, and visiting a tea plantation. "A gorgeous property in an incredible location," said one voter. And there's a second gorilla-tracking property on the list: Bwindi Lodge (No. 10), in Uganda. "How special to stay at Bwindi Lodge," wrote one guest, "and be so well cared for when setting out to see the magnificent gorillas."

At No. 2, Gibb's Farm is "the most unique lodge of any kind in East Africa," claimed one reader. Overlooking Tanzania's Ngorongoro Crater, a protected area known for its incredible density of wildlife, the 17-cottage property offers activities around its coffee plantation and gardens, as well as bush walks from the property and wildlife drives in the crater. One guest loved that it was "fun for adults and kids." It's "an incredibly beautiful hotel," said another. "The food was amazing, and I loved the farm-to-table philosophy."

Classic safaris are still well represented, with guests favoring wildlife-rich areas such as the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater, the Masai Mara reserve in Kenya, and the South African Kruger National Park. As well as wildlife sightings and luxurious rooms, it was the people who made an impact on T+L readers. Of andBeyond Bateleur Camp (No. 6), in Kenya's Masai Mara, one reader said that "the guides are truly spectacular," while another described "warm, welcoming service."

1. Wilderness Safaris Bisate Lodge, Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda

On the edge of Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda, Bisate Lodge has six stylish and cozy villas, each overlooking the surrounding villages, forests, and misty mountain peaks. The main activity there is trekking into the national park to spend some time watching the mountain gorillas, but there are also opportunities to see golden monkeys, go hiking in the mountains, or visit the grave of renowned primatologist Dian Fossey. The staff are "amazing," said one reader, who added the food was "delicious," especially the homegrown vegetables. Another fan said staying at Bisate was "the absolute best...experience we have ever had. The food, service, and rooms were beyond amazing."

Score: 98.29

More information: wilderness-safaris.com

2 Gibb's Farm, Karatu, Tanzania

Score: 96.63

More information: gibbsfarm.com

3. One&Only Nyungwe House, Nyungwe Forest National Park, Rwanda

Score: 96.36

More information: oneandonlyresorts.com

4. andBeyond Ngorongoro Crater Lodge, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania

Score: 95.80

More information: andbeyond.com

5. Angama Mara, Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya

Score: 94.95

More information: angama.com

6. andBeyond Bateleur Camp, Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya

Score: 94.88

7. Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti, Serengeti National Park, Tanzania

Score: 94.00

More information: fourseasons.com

8. andBeyond Ngala Safari Lodge, Kruger National Park Area, South Africa

Score: 93.09

9. Lion Sands Game Reserve, Sabi Sand Game Reserve, South Africa

Score: 92.47

More information: more.co.za

10. Bwindi Lodge, Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, Uganda

Score: 89.68

More information: volcanoessafaris.com

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Right in the heart of the 75,000-hectare conservation of Madikwe, Jaci’s Safari Lodge offers guests the perfect destination for unrivaled game-viewing, unique accommodation options, outstanding service and tailor-made safari activities.

• Conservation safaris at Jaci’s Lodges are designed to help everyday bush lovers contribute to on-the-ground wildlife conservation efforts taking place in the greater Madikwe Game Reserve.
• Bordering Botswana, the diversity of plant and animal species in the Madikwe reserve is remarkable. Besides the sought-after Big Five - lion, buffalo, leopard, elephant and rhino, Madikwe also boasts over 300 bird species and a variety of antelope.

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• Children from 6 to 12-years-old sharing a room with their parents qualify for special rates.
• The Jaci's Safari Suite and Nare Suite can be booked for families or small groups. Children of all ages are accommodated in the Nare and Safari Suites.

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Jaci's Safari Lodge boasts two exclusive Starbed Suites, six luxury Tented Suites, and two private Family Suites. Decorated in vibrant colors and African textures, each of the six Luxury Tented Suites feature air conditioning, overhead fans, a private outdoor shower, a lavish handcrafted-mosaic indoor bath and private viewing decks. 

The two new Starbed Suites are set over two levels and are perfect for those romantic getaways. These suites are decorated with striking colors and bold and luxurious furnishings, and offer guests the choice of sleeping indoors or under the African sky, with each suite boasting two king-size beds (one on the roof under the stars). Other features include outdoor showers and indoor bathrooms, a comfortable lounge area, a private safari bar and viewing deck.

The Nare Suite , which accommodates up to six people (four adults and two children), is ideal for families or small groups traveling together. This suite includes two bedrooms, an open-plan bathroom with a large stone bath and outdoor shower; and an upstairs loft. The Nare Suite is equipped with a private game viewing vehicle and professional guide. 

The Safari Suite can accommodate up to eight guests (four adults and four children) and is perfect for larger families or groups traveling together. The main bedroom and adjoining second bedroom share an outdoor shower and open-plan bathroom. Across the passage, there is a lounge with adjoining guest room and an upstairs loft. The Safari Suite is equipped with a private game viewing vehicle and professional guide. 

The lodge facilities include an indoor and outdoor dining area, viewing deck, open-plan kitchen, cozy fireplace, lounge and guest-welcome area, outdoor boma area, fully stocked bar, bush swimming pool, bush gym and river walk.

Jaci's Safari Lodge is ideal for solo explorers, couples and families looking for a well-rounded Big Five safari experience. 

Price includes

• Twice daily game drives, including sunset / sunrise stop & night drive with astronomy. Light lunch, Dinner & Brunch, local & specialised teas as well as fabulous filter coffee. Private game viewing vehicle & field guide for the duration of your stay. Select house drinks, which include a selection of South African wines (Red, White & Sparkling), select local beers, non-alcoholic beverages as well as select house spirits. Fireside, starlight dining as often as possible. Transfers to & from the Eastern Airstrip when flying with FedAir / private charter
• Our rates are per person sharing unless we note differently.
• Single supplements may apply.
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