Flying Safaris Africa not only reduces distance but also saves driving time and gives you more time to explore Africa. The land of great opportunities has much to be explored by tourists, though the greatest challenge most travelers face is that the road terrain between destinations is mostly worse, sometimes during the rainy season; they are flooded, and bridges are washed away, making some parts inaccessible.
African Flying Safaris not only makes it shorter to transfer from one destination to another but also allows one to enjoy more safari activities as you remain fresh and strong, hence going back with much African experience with no fatigue.
It gives one an eagle and aerial view of our open, large savannahs, dodging the long drive on dirt, bumpy roads of Africa from one park to another. Most of the African parks, especially East African national parks and reserves, all have one or more domestic airfields where domestic aircraft operate on daily routes more than a dozen times.
From our long experience we saw that most clients wants to do much yet their time schedules does not allow them explore to their maximum that is why we introduced flying safaris to avoid waiting hours on the road but spend minutes in air and catch up with an activity of the day, this also makes one dodge transit park entry fees for some destinations like if one wants 3 days Serengeti flying safaris will make you not to pay for park entry fee for Ngorongoro but you can fly in and out direct in Serengeti.
African flying safaris help clients and those with some allergic complications to enjoy their holidays in Africa at ease. We are aware of the health status of our clients, some of whom cannot sit for long bumpy drives, even if the cars are 4WD; it will still be problematic for them, hence opting for domestic flights, which not only saves time but also money with the current increasing fuel rates in Africa.
