Choice is never an issue when considering an African Safari with prospective safari seekers presented with any number of destinations, each offering its own unique twist on adventure and education. Lets face it, an African Safari shouldnt just be a sight-seeing tour, it should also be an educational experience, one which should leave a lasting impression and a lifetime of memories.

Heres a shortlist of possible destinations:

South Africa

Despite South Africas turbulent past, it offers a combination of both modern and historic destinations and is home to Kruger National Park,one of the worlds first wildlife conservation parks. South African also has a lot to offer in the way of marine biology and when booking a tour, be sure to include these areas as part of your itinerary. Depending on the level of comfort and length, tours can range at a cost of a few hundred dollars up to $10,000.

Tanzania

Tanzania is a wildlife haven and is home to two of the worlds most famous landmarks, Serengeti National Park and Mount Kilimanjaro. However, its Tanzanias lesser known parks that make it an African Safari dream destination. Ngorongoro, Lake Manyara and Tarangire arent as famous as the Serengeti but each is a must see when travelling through this fauna and flora rich country.

Kenya

An African Safari in Kenya means getting close and personal with some of the most recognisable wildlife in the world. Home to the famous Masai Mara National Park, lions, elephants, rhinos and a myriad of other species are prevalent and spotted in Masai Mara making it a photo rich environment. Surrounding game reserves such as Samburu and Amboselli frank Kenyas standing as an African safari haven. Tours come in all shapes and sizes ranging from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars.