Destinations

The places we call home

Every safari is stitched together from these parks and places. Click through to see what makes each one special — and which journeys visit it.

Endless plains, endless time

Serengeti National Park

Tanzania's most famous park and home of the Great Migration — nearly 15,000 km² of open savannah where lions, cheetahs and over a million wildebeest roam.

Best time: Year-round; June–October for river crossings

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The garden of Eden

Ngorongoro Crater

A collapsed volcano turned wildlife haven — 260 km² of crater floor holding one of the densest concentrations of wildlife in Africa, including the rare black rhino.

Best time: Year-round; June–September is driest

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Land of giants

Tarangire National Park

Famous for its huge elephant herds and ancient baobab trees, Tarangire is a quieter park that rewards those who linger.

Best time: June–October (dry season)

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Where the forest meets the lake

Lake Manyara National Park

A lush strip of groundwater forest, soda lake and Rift Valley escarpment — famous for tree-climbing lions and pink flamingo shores.

Best time: Year-round

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The roof of Africa

Mount Kilimanjaro

Africa's highest mountain rises 5,895 m above the plains. Climb it, or simply wake up to its snow-capped summit from the foothills.

Best time: January–March and June–October

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Spice island shores

Zanzibar

White beaches, turquoise water and the winding alleys of Stone Town — the perfect slow ending to a safari.

Best time: June–October and December–February

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