International journeys

Beyond Kenya, we arrange trips across nine more countries in eastern and southern Africa. There are no fixed itineraries here yet and no published prices, each trip is planned individually around your dates, and Nissa is your single point of contact from enquiry to the ground.

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Eastern Africa

A mountain gorilla in close view, head and shoulders filling the frame against blurred green forest

Rwanda

The Land of a Thousand Hills, and the most straightforward country in the world for seeing mountain gorillas: a short trek from volcanoes, terraced farmland and rainforest.

An alpha male chimpanzee on the forest floor in Kibale National Park

Uganda

The Pearl of Africa: gorilla and chimpanzee tracking in ancient rainforest, tree-climbing lions on the savanna, and the Nile forced through a narrow gorge at Murchison Falls.

A cheetah sitting alert in dry golden grassland, looking away from the camera

Tanzania

The Serengeti's wildebeest migration, the wildlife-dense Ngorongoro Crater, and Kilimanjaro standing over it all: Tanzania's northern circuit is East African safari at its biggest scale.

02Region

Southern Africa

A stone-walled lodge building with large windows, set on an open lawn among trees

Botswana

The Okavango Delta by mokoro and light aircraft, the elephant herds of Chobe, and a low-volume model built around small camps and private concessions.

A two-storey timber and stone lodge building with an open staircase, set among trees

Zimbabwe

Victoria Falls on the Zambezi, the elephant herds of Hwange, and Mana Pools' canoe and walking safaris along the river floodplain.

A white sand beach with a leaning palm tree and small boats moored offshore

Mozambique

A long Indian Ocean coastline of coral reefs and island archipelagos, usually paired with a Kruger-area safari as the beach half of a bush-and-beach trip.

An empty lodge dining room set with white tablecloths under a high timber-beamed roof

South Africa

Kruger and its private reserves for Big Five and leopard sightings, Cape Town and the Winelands for a very different second half of the trip, and a well-developed self-drive network throughout.

The crest of a tall red dune at Sossusvlei catching low sunrise light

Namibia

Towering red dunes at Sossusvlei, desert-adapted elephant in Damaraland, and Etosha's waterholes: big-sky, self-drive country with some of the lowest population density in Africa.

A table set with wine glasses and cutlery, overlooking open grassland through a tent window

Zambia

The birthplace of the walking safari, South Luangwa's leopard-dense oxbow lagoons, and canoe safaris among elephant and hippo on the Lower Zambezi.

Not sure which country fits your trip?

Tell us where you'd like to go, or what you want to see, and we'll suggest a country and build the itinerary around it.

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