We craft memorable safaris
When a 72-year-old man, who has travelled and lived a thousand adventures, had three children and led a leading company in his sector, manages to experience one of the best sensations of his life, which he is capable of placing the safari experience as one of the things that have made him happiest, where he has felt most fulfilled, there must be something in Africa and safaris that many people would like to know.
Join the hundreds of people who discover through our trips how addictive African safari trips radically change your perception of Africa and life.
Well, before we continue, I’ll tell you that although in the collective imagination, Africa is like in the movie Out of Africa with Meryl Streep and Robert Redford, a lot has changed around here. Hemingway no longer comes to hunt in these places, and the great explorers like Livingstone are only left in statues to remember their feats.
Despite that, Africa is impressive. Probably the most impressive of all continents. Probably the place where you can live the most transformative experiences as a traveler. Where you can enrich yourself the most internally.
In Africa, you can find the largest concentrations of wild animals. Its landscapes can leave you speechless and undoubtedly, it is the continent that leaves travelers the least indifferent. Africa makes you connect with something that is not seen and that you will carry inside you forever.
Feel the thrill of witnessing majestic elephants in their natural habitat, or the awe-inspiring sight of a lioness with their cubs.
Ready for an adventure of a lifetime? Our newsletter is your ticket to discovering the best of Africa – subscribe today.
Some well-known figures who were amazed by Africa:
David Livingstone (born March 19, 1813) was a Scottish physician, explorer, and Christian missionary who spent much of his life in Africa, mapping out the continent and working to end the slave trade.
Paul Theroux (born April 10, 1941) is an American travel writer and novelist who has written extensively about his journeys throughout Africa and other parts of the world.
Ernest Hemingway (born July 21, 1899) was an American author and journalist who spent time in Africa during the 1930s and 1950s, and wrote several books about his experiences, including “Green Hills of Africa.”
Theodore Roosevelt (born October 27, 1858) was the 26th President of the United States, and an avid hunter and conservationist who went on a safari in East Africa in 1909 and wrote about his experiences in his book, “African Game Trails.”
If all of them were amazed, it must have been for a reason, right?
As a bonus, we’re giving away our ebook “Best African Safari Destinations and Insider Tips” for free. People who download the ebook will discover:
✔ The best destinations for going on a safari in Africa, including the top national parks and game reserves.
✔ You will receive a packing checklist for your safari trip, highlighting the most important things to consider when packing.
✔ You will learn about the “Big Five” animals and why they are so sought after on African safaris, as well as some interesting facts about each of them.
✔ And one more thing… in the PDF, you will also receive eight tips that I have personally used to achieve much better wildlife photography results.
Are you ready to find out more?
It’s here