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Kenya is a must visit for many tourists traveling through Africa, and for good reason. Sitting along the edge of the Indian Ocean, Kenya benefits from a combination of warm, tropical climates along the coast and cooler, arid temperatures up

Tanzania is easily among the most biodiverse locations on the planet. From the savannas teeming with acacia to the over 800 miles of Indian Ocean-facing coastline, it’s easy to see why tourists flock here for their inaugural trip to Africa.

South Africa really does have something to offer everyone. Whether you’re out to find the Big Five on a luxury safari or relax with a fine vintage in the Winelands—or anything in between—South Africa is a country of astounding diversity.

Uganda contains three of the most famous forests in Africa and is rich in wildlife. Sharing a border with Rwanda, it also shares the responsibility of conserving the critically endangered population of mountain gorillas and chimpanzees. The Bwindi Impenetrable Forest

The unique opportunity to see gorillas in their natural habitat is unforgettable, some even say life changing. Encounters with gorillas as they go about their daily lives are carefully managed, with expert trackers and guides leading small groups of tourists