Safaris in Africa

Safaris in Africa off the beaten track

Famous for its rich wildlife, Africa is full of interesting destinations for a safari. Some of the continent’s countries are home to the Big Five animals.

Visit these natural wonders from the Zimbabwean territory by helicopter flight. This group includes several waterfalls.

For you, diving or water sport lovers, swim with the whales in Nampula during your trip to Mozambique.

The city of Lalibela is an ideal destination for a change of scenery and to recharge your batteries. It is particularly famous for its beautiful churches.

A hot air balloon flight over the Namib dunes is an experience you should have at least once in your life. Take off at sunrise and follow the wind as it moves over this magnificent landscape. In a silent balloon, admire the splendor of nature. Sossusvlei, this arid place, is one of the most authentic destinations in Namibia. It is made up of a contrast of scenery, including yellow plains, red and pink dunes and dry stretches.

In addition to being one of the oldest deserts in the world, the Namib is a refuge for certain plants and animal species. These groups of fauna and flora are naturally adapted to this hostile environment. On site you will encounter oryx, springbok, ostrich, cheetah, leopard and mountain zebra. The average flight time is one hour. Like a magic carpet, the balloon follows the speed of the wind.

NAMIBIE

Meet the Big Five

A marine atmosphere

A romantic destination

Rwanda

Rwanda is a major refuge for mountain gorillas and is full of exceptional natural sites.

Togo

Discover the different facets of the Togolese territory by making a detour in its most beautiful destinations.

Tanzanie

This large and fascinating site is an ideal destination for a superb personalized safari with friends or couples.

The result of a rare natural phenomenon, the Okavango Delta is one of the largest inland deltas in the world. To top it all off, this mouth is in the middle of the desert. The waters of the site never flow into the ocean. They are fed by the rains that fall in Angola (between December and February). In the south, the waters of the Okavanga Delta reach their highest level in August. The site includes a reserve and private concessions. These are ideal for photo safaris. More safari ideas on directsafari.com to see.

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