Traveling to East Africa for a self-drive safari can be an exciting and rewarding adventure, but it requires careful preparation to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. Here are some key aspects to consider: Research and Planning: Familiarize yourself with the countries you’ll be visiting (e.g Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda) and the specific regions where you plan to go on safari. Research the wildlife you may encounter, the best times to visit, and any seasonal considerations. Plan your route and identify the national parks or reserves you want to visit. Vehicle Rental: Choose a reliable and s ..read more

Maasai Mara and Serengeti are two of the most popular game parks in all of Africa. Even though the parks are just across the border from each other, the safari experience is quite different. Both Serengeti National Park and Maasai Mara National Reserve are together arguably the greatest wildlife conservation areas in the world, home not just too numerous wildlife species, flora and fauna but also the site of one of the largest wildlife migratory movements on earth, the Great Wildebeest migration. The fact that these two parks are actually joint together, yet separate entities leads to the inev ..read more

All along, the Africa is remarked as the best continent in the world for self-drive safaris. With a total number of 55 countries, the continent is renowned for its amazing game viewing safaris within its open savannah national parks in several countries scattered in different regions like eastern, northern, southern and western region. Among all the countries on the continent, here are 3 best countries that are worthy self-drive road trips in Africa. South Africa: Known as the southernmost country on the African continent, South Africa is ranked among the best 3 countries for the self-drive ..read more

Driving to Rundu, a border town with Angola, we spent most of the day in the overlanding truck watching the Namibian countryside and hoped to see the hippo’s at the river. This is a time to catch up on some reading, time to chat with your fellow travelers and for fun and games. Especially with youngsters on the bus it is great that the time ticks away playing cards and joking around. As you are overlanding Namibia the countryside can be somewhat boring, but this was a particular nice day with spectacular weather at times. Rain and some nice bushes along the road were quite nice. Rundu is set o ..read more

Embarking on a self-drive safari in Uganda is a thrilling and immersive experience that allows you to explore the country’s stunning landscapes, encounter diverse wildlife, and immerse yourself in local cultures. To make the most of your adventure, it is essential to utilize modern technology such as GPS (Global Positioning System) or Google Maps. These navigation tools provide a multitude of benefits, ensuring a smoother and more enjoyable journey while allowing you to uncover hidden gems and navigate the vast wilderness with confidence. Efficient Navigation and Route Planning One of the prim ..read more

Hiring a car in Rwanda can surely be a lifesaver adding suitability, safety, and reliance to the traveler’s expedition. There are identifications a traveler must have or put into consideration in order to have a marked Rwanda car rental experience. Below is the checklist that has to be at hand while finalizing self-drive in Rwanda. Identifying the documents when the traveller is hiring a car in Rwanda, he/she is requested to identify him/herself to easily keep track of him/ her in case of any problem. The hirer can either present a national identification card or a passport both the original ..read more

Interested in a budget gorilla trekking safari in Uganda or Rwanda? Do you need an affordable gorilla safari in Uganda or Rwanda? It is every visitor’s desire to return home when filled with lots of lasting memories and gorilla trekking is of no doubt one of the best wildlife safari experiences one should consider a must-do on Uganda safari or Rwanda safari holiday. Gorilla trekking has become one of the most sought-after experience today but many have not been in position to take part because they look at it as expensive. Well, like other safari experiences, tracking mountain gorillas comes a ..read more

Combining the Northern Serengeti with the Masai Mara literally gives you the best of both worlds.  The combination allows you to witness the Great Migration from two different perspectives and also maximizes your opportunity to spend time with the migratory herds. Each year, millions of wildebeest and plains game journey in a circular route from the north of the Serengeti in Tanzania to the south of Kenya’s Masai Mara. Considered the most spectacular of Africa’s natural phenomena, the wildebeest are driven by pure instinct, making this the greatest natural show on earth. In the flocks of ..read more

Mountain gorilla trekking, bird watching, classic game drives, nature walks, cultural experiences, hiking, and lakeside relaxation—these are just some of the ways to spend your vacation in Rwanda. The country has experienced a dynamic transformation since the tragic genocide that took place in 1994. Memorials are scattered throughout the country, but the people of the “Land of a Thousand Hills” do not let history control their destiny, and visitors have the opportunity to develop a deep appreciation for the growth and unity of the Rwandan people. Conservation organizations, government agencies ..read more

So, the traveler spirit landed you up in Tunisia? The very inviting and friendly country of the North Africa is filled with great attractions to explore. Whether over just to shop or go about the place experiencing the cultural vibe, the great city of Tunis represents great people, great food, every greater places, in short a great vacation! This North African country is surrounded by Italy and Malta on the south, Libya to the south-east and Algeria to the west end of the country. A melting pot of cultures, Tunisia offers a variety of shades to the traveler. The wondrous City of Tunis: The ver ..read more