The world’s premier safari destination, and one of the last places on earth where you can experience wildlife in such abundance and escape the burdens of the modern world, Africa is a primal and staggeringly beautiful continent. It also offers huge scope within the concept of ‘safari’ – and your choice will be determined by what type of terrain and game you want to see, and what experiences you want to pursue. We specialise in Southern and East Africa, as we believe these are the regions where visitors can have the most meaningful, safe and comfortable experiences. Some destinations are more accessible (perfect for a first-time traveller), while others require a bit more commitment and the willingness to forsake some minor luxuries. We will take into account the type of trip you’d like to have and design an appropriate itinerary, one that will immerse you in the wild and provide you with lifelong memories of Africa as its most authentic.
The quintessential safari destination, this vast and iconic landscape offers the best game viewing you can find and an array of exciting experiences
A bucket-list safari destination, this wild and untamed land is famous for its iconic waterways and once-in-a-lifetime wildlife encounters
With its once-in-a-lifetime game sightings and bucket-list scenery, this iconic and historic wildlife sanctuary offers huge variety
A rewarding game-viewing destination in the north of Namibia, this landscape differs from many safari destinations courtesy of the salt pans that dominate it
One of the last places on earth where you can see the endangered mountain gorilla in its natural habitat
Embark on the adventure of a lifetime with Safari365 – See the majestic Big Five and other wildlife in their natural habitats. Experience Africa’s breathtaking landscapes and culture.
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Phone: +27 21 418 1325
For every new booking made in 2023, Safari365 will contribute a minimum of $40 USD to Great Commission United and Eco-Children to assist in the further education and care of African youth.
