Adventure Africa International
Travel in East and Southern Africa
The name safari derives from the Swahili word for ‘journey’, and in colonial times, the implication was that big game would be hunted. Today the negative hunting connotations of the word ‘safari’ are being rapidly replaced by more modern associations with socially and environmentally responsible travel. Safari travel in contemporary Africa typically implies that the journey will include game viewing and some time spent in wilderness areas (game reserves and national parks). A traditional African safari is usually focused on seeing Africa’s wildlife, but safaris are not limited to game viewing.
With so many adventures on offer in Tanzania it can be hard to choose what to do and how to fit it all in. But don’t worry, we have got you covered with our ‘Top 10 Reasons to Visit Tanzania’, highlighting what we feel are …
There are several reasons why you need to visit the Serengeti National Park. It is one of Tanzania’s – and the world’s – most famous safari destinations. The grasslands of the Serengeti are arguably the most iconic settings for an authentic African Safari. If you have …
Have you ever experienced a camping safari in East Africa? Picture this: you’re lying under a blanket of stars while listening to the soundtrack of the African bush. Some time passes and you drift off to sleep only to be awoken by the sun filling …