Tanzania
Tanzania's most famous park — endless plains, granite kopjes and the stage for the Great Migration.
A collapsed volcanic caldera holding one of the densest concentrations of wildlife in Africa.
Baobab-studded landscapes and some of the largest elephant herds in East Africa.
A narrow strip of groundwater forest, floodplain and soda lake beneath the Rift Valley escarpment.
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Tanzania's vast southern wilderness on the Rufiji River, ideal for boat safaris and walking.
Rugged, remote and dramatic — Tanzania's largest national park with exceptional predator sightings.
A stark soda lake beneath Ol Doinyo Lengai, and a key breeding site for lesser flamingos.
A Rift Valley lake known for cultural encounters with the Hadzabe and Datoga communities.
Kenya
Kenya's flagship reserve — rolling grasslands, dense predator populations and the Mara River crossings.
Famous for large elephant herds framed by the snows of Kilimanjaro.
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Kenya's largest wilderness, split into Tsavo East and Tsavo West, known for red-dusted elephants.
A compact Rift Valley park known for rhino, birdlife and lake views.
Semi-arid northern Kenya, home to species found nowhere else in the country.
A freshwater Rift Valley lake ideal for boat trips, walking safaris and birdwatching.
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Uganda
Ancient montane rainforest sheltering roughly half the world's mountain gorillas.
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Uganda's smallest park, set among the Virunga volcanoes, with gorillas and golden monkeys.
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Uganda's most popular savannah park, spanning crater lakes, grassland and the Kazinga Channel.
Uganda's largest park, where the Nile squeezes through a narrow gorge and thunders into the valley below.
The premier chimpanzee tracking destination in East Africa, with 13 primate species.
A tranquil island-scattered highland lake, perfect for resting after gorilla trekking.
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Rwanda
Rwanda's gorilla trekking home in the Virunga mountains, easily reached from Kigali.
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Rwanda's savannah park of lakes and rolling plains, now home to the Big Five.
One of Africa's oldest rainforests, famous for chimpanzees and a forest canopy walkway.
A clean, welcoming capital and a natural start or finish to any Rwanda journey.
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