Group Safaris in Africa take you to an untamed world with great opportunities, the land of the great opportunities, which is very hospitable and, above all, the planet’s greatest theater, where every angle is unique and each moment personalized. Depending on where you are in East Africa, Safari is a direct translation for “journey.” African safaris are much more active and rewarding, as it’s always said, especially Tanzania safaris and tours.
The African continent does not disappoint any traveler, especially when you book Africa group safaris. The great African sunbathing makes your morning activities more enjoyable both on land and in water, seeing closely the big five through the safari morning game drive or a hot air balloon in some parks.
We bring you all these imaginations to reality through our experienced staff, who make the work of the potential clients easy. Our communication can be done much quicker through email or WhatsApp, which are responded to within a few hours a day with detailed information on all your intended activities.
If one wants to enjoy the great experience of Africa, then dry months are considered to be the best, and this is around June to October. Most African countries have two rainy seasons in a year, the first one from April to May and the other from November to early December, though the rains cannot completely affect the daily activities of the trips since it rains for a few hours, except in Serengeti and Masai Mara, where sometimes it can rain and flood the area, making most roads impassable.
Dry season is most recommended if one wants to experience one of the wonders of the world: the great migration, when millions of wildebeest and over 200,000 zebras and other animals cross the Mara river on the watch of predators like Lions, Leopards, Crocodiles and others.
Our African group safaris make you not only pay less but also enjoy the shared experience of the wilderness, have evening chats at the campfire areas and other fun, meet new people with new ideas and have great discussions among yourselves in your free time; most of it is educative and consultative.
