Frequently Asked Questions

Some popular outdoor activities in East Africa include hiking, camping, fishing, and kayaking.

Some of the must-visit beaches in East Africa include {beach name 1}, {beach name 2}, and {beach name 3}. These beaches are known for their clear waters and pristine white sand.

Some of the top-rated restaurants in East Africa include {restaurant name 1}, {restaurant name 2}, and {restaurant name 3}. These restaurants serve a variety of cuisines, from local dishes to international cuisine.

Conventional wisdom has it that traveling to East Africa is best avoided in the ‘low season’, roughly from March to June, then from October to December. Not so for those really in the know. For guests who don’t mind enduring some wet weather, the rewards are multifold. There’s still plenty of game viewing to enjoy. Plus, the air is crisp, the skies dramatic and the sunsets incredible. What’s more, it’s quieter everywhere, and the prices are cheaper. All in all, the low season is a top time to experience an authentic slice of East Africa. You are unique, so your journey must be bespoke. We promise you the trip of your lifetime. Every time. 

• What animals do you want to see? Are you interested in the Big Five (lions, leopards, rhinoceros, elephants, and buffalo)? Or marine life? Does the idea of visiting an animal sanctuary and getting up close and personal with the animals interest you?
• What types of landscapes strike your fancy? Mountains, lakes, or coastal destinations?
• Are you the outdoorsy type that enjoys activities such as hiking or watersports?
• Do visits to heritage and tribal sites interest you?
• Length of trip
• Type of accommodations
• Extra activities such as bush walks and hot air balloon rides
• Travel season
• Mode of transport (air or road)

You also need to consider who will be traveling and their age groups, and whether children will be traveling. Some safari camps have age requirements. What type of vacation will this be, a romantic getaway or a business trip? All of this needs to be considered.