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Africa, home of the safari, offers extraordinary wildlife adventures with plentiful opportunities to see many of the world’s most iconic animals and birds in the company of the finest guides.

Namibia

Renowned for its towering dunes and unforgiving coastline, Namibia has wonderful wildlife hotspots including Etosha and the lush Caprivi Strip. Other highlights include the rockscapes of Damaraland, waterbirds at Walvis Bay and for the ultimate wilderness enthusiast a chance to see desert elephant along the Skeleton Coast. Find Out More about Namibia

Zambia

Zambia is the home of the ‘walking safari’, and so you can expect outstanding accommodation and superlative guiding. From the verdant plains, walking trails and beautiful bush camps of the Luangwa Valley, to Kafue’s tree-climbing lions, or canoeing on the Lower Zambezi, its staggering diversity makes it an unforgettable wildlife destination. Find Out More about Zambia

Congo

This independent republic – not to be confused with the adjoining Democratic Republic of the Congo – borders Gabon, Cameroon, Cabinda and the Central African Republic. The country's equatorial rainforests are currently considered to harbour the major population of western lowland gorillas, protected by remote, swampy forest. Find Out More about Congo

Ethiopia

Ethiopia combines spectacular scenery and history, with outstanding wildlife. The breathtaking Simien Mountains provide refuge to huge troops of gelada baboons, whilst the Bale Mountains are a stronghold for the rare Ethiopian wolf. With over 900 species of bird, including many endemics, Ethiopia also offers some of the finest birdwatching in Africa. Find Out More about Ethiopia

Gambia

With a wide variety of habitats within just a few miles, the Gambia makes an ideal introduction to African birdwatching. Combine time on the coast with travelling upriver in search of spectacular birds such as Egyptian plover, red-throated bee-eater, dark chanting goshawk and ground hornbill for a feast of West African birding. Find Out More about Gambia

Ghana

Ghana lies along the Atlantic Ocean in West Africa, and is home to a varied topography from sandy beaches to vibrant green rainforests where a number of fascinating endemic bird species can be found. Ghana is famous for its beautiful textiles, music and sporting prowess, and makes for a unique birding holiday destination. Find Out More about Ghana

Madagascar

Madagascar is unlike any other country; a bizarre and intoxicating mix of extraordinary landscapes, whose diverse habitats include rainforest, deciduous forest, high mountain and desert. Wildlife enthusiasts brim with excitement at the thought of its extraordinary array of wildlife, the majority of which is found nowhere else in the world. Find Out More about Madagascar

Mozambique

Mozambique’s marine parks protect a staggering array of life from fish through to dugongs. Pristine reefs harbour turtles, rays and sharks with dolphins and excellent birding too, from waders to pelagics. Palearctic migrants are not the only transients, as with over 2,575 kilometres of coastline, giants such as whale sharks and humpbacks pass through. Find Out More about Mozambique

Rwanda

Rwanda is known as the ‘land of thousand hills’ due to its terrain of mountains and volcanoes. Roughly half of the world’s mountain gorilla population is found here. These gorillas have become particularly famous thanks to Dian Fossey and her pioneering studies of their behaviour for more than 20 years. Find Out More about Rwanda

Uganda

Uganda harbours a great variety of mammals and birds which are simply not found elsewhere in either East or Southern Africa. Major tracts of forest are easily accessible here, providing unmatched opportunities to see primates such as the chimpanzee, golden monkey or the famous mountain gorilla. Uganda also has plenty of game-viewing. Find Out More about Uganda