Safari Tours

The travel agencies offer a full selection of escorted African safaris, in all over Africa. African safaris will bring you close to the "Big Five" - lions, leopards, elephants, rhinos and buffaloes. And you will explore sloping savannahs in open, four-wheel-drive vehicles or hiking accompanied by expert guides who know the animals and the territory.

African safaris are full of other marvels as well. In northeast Tanzania, there is the spectacular and snowcapped Mount Kilimanjaro, rising to 19,340 feet. Namibia features the world's oldest famous desert, the Namib, where the Sossusvlei sand dunes, the world's tallest, create reddish-orange towers against the African sky. Some safaris call for thundering Victoria Falls, a breathtaking sight on the Zambezi River, at the Zambia-Zimbabwe border. Safaris usually comprise visits to the continent's different multinational centers, such as Cape Town, Johannesburg or Nairobi.

Usually you may get sightseeing with expert guides, ground transportation, lodging and many meals only for one pre-paid price. For an additional fee typically you may experience breathtaking side excursions such as scuba diving, white-water rafting and bungee jumping (Victoria Falls is home to the world's second-highest bungee jump).

African safaris vary from four days to about 50 days in length and are sorted in accordance with the worth of lodgings and facilities. You may get budget, first-class, deluxe and luxury African safaris offers. Budget safaris typically range from $60 to $150 per person, per day, plus airfare, first-class safaris - from $150 to $250 per person, per day, plus airfare, deluxe safaris - from $200 to $500 per person, per day, plus airfare and the most expensive are luxury safaris, which typically range from $350 to $700 per person, per day, plus airfare.

Accommodations can vary from deluxe tented camps, bush lodges to fine hotels, depending on which class of safari you will choose.