Wilderness Safaris: Africa’s Luxury Wildlife Destinations

Wilderness safaris & Africa’s Luxury Guided Wildlife Travel Destinations. For the most unforgettable safari and vacation experiences in Africa’s wilds, book with The Bespoke African Safari Co., experts in luxury wildlife safaris across the continent. You may make all your African vacation dreams a reality! Travel to the most breathtaking African locations, where you’ll find accommodations fit for the most pampered guests and those who want nothing less than the finest.

Whether you’re traveling solo, with a partner, a small group, or a family, whether your budget is four stars, six stars, or somewhere in the between, we can create and book the ideal itinerary for you.

When you book your safari with The Bespoke African Safari Co., you can relax in the lap of luxury while experiencing the thrill of the wild, fascinating cultures, and breathtaking landscapes.

Experience the epitome of luxury on an African wildlife and wilderness safari with us.

Our staff at The Bespoke African Safari Co. includes professional safari guides, so we are well-versed in all things related to African wildlife. Our custom African itineraries are based on your every want and need, so you can finally see the animals you’ve always wanted to see and visit the places you’ve always dreamed of!

It is entirely up to you to decide what kind of safari you would like. Think about the location you had in mind and the animals you would like to view before you start making plans for your vacation. Whether you’re visiting in the hopes of seeing the conventional Big Five or a variety of rarer species, we know that Africa’s wildlife is a major draw for tourists. Listed here are a number of animal guides that we have compiled for some of our most beloved wilderness travel destinations, such as South Africa, Botswana, and Tanzania. Furthermore, we have compiled useful guides on the whereabouts of many animals and fauna in Safari Africa:

African Wilderness Safaris

Our award-winning responsible travel philosophy allows visitors to the Africa’s top wildlife sanctuaries to engage with animals in a way that is both ethical and sustainable. On African safaris, you’ll have a knowledgeable guide by your side who can fill you in on the history and ecology of some of the most fascinating and elusive species on Earth.

Whether you’re in the Serengeti plains of Tanzania, looking for lions and lemurs, the forests of Madagascar for chameleons and lemurs, the Galapagos Islands for a living laboratory, the marshes of Costa Rica’s Corcovado National Park for two-toed sloths, the Borneo jungle for orangutans and proboscis monkeys, Antarctica for huge penguin colonies, Rwanda for silverback gorilla families, or somewhere else entirely, I hope you have the chance to see these amazing animals in their natural habitat.

With our wilderness safari trips, you’ll go on an unforgettable journey into the wild, where you may observe animals in their natural environment—all while being mindful of their plight.

Rest easy knowing that while you spend your days marveling at the world’s creatures, you’ll spend your nights relaxing in high-quality accommodation. Choose from exceptional vessels, excellent safari lodges, or well-maintained hotels for that extra touch of luxury!


African Wildlife Safaris

African Wilderness Safaris

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We provide service that is commendable and expertise that is unparalleled. Use that information to plan the vacation of your dreams at a price that won’t break the bank when compared to doing it all on your own. You may enjoy the delights of Africa in complete safety and comfort thanks to the pre-arranged personal shuttles from every point of departure and the 24/7 emergency numbers.

Wildebeest Migration in Serengeti, Tanzania

Wildebeest Migration Tanzania
As one of Tanzania’s eight natural wonders, the Great Wildebeest Migration in the Serengeti is really awe-inspiring and should serve as the centerpiece of any ideal nature tour of northern Tanzania with The Bespoke African Safari Co. In March and April, the calving grounds in the southern Serengeti are traversed by some 1.5 million wildebeests, hundreds of thousands of zebras, elands, gazelles, and a trailing entourage of predators as they seek out a new water source.

Big Game in Masai Mara

African Big 5 Safaris
The pure excitement of coming face to face with one of Africa’s Big 5 is unmatched by any other wildlife experience, and if there’s one thing that Africa excels at, it’s wildlife. The African Big Five—lion, elephant, rhino, buffalo, and leopard—have long been considered the most dangerous animals in the world. Today, you can still see these majestic creatures in many parts of South, Southern, and East Africa, and seeing them all in one national park or game reserve is sure to be an adrenaline rush.

KENYA WILDEBEEST MIGRATION

Wildebeest Migration Kenya
The Great Wildebeest Migration in Masai Mara, Kenya & Best Time. Millions of wildebeest travel from Tanzania’s Serengeti to Kenya’s Masai Mara in what is known as “The Great Migration.” It’s one of the most exhilarating and amazing nature shows ever seen. The animals’ natural inclinations lead them each year to the Serengeti and the Maasai Mara, where they can find better grazing and rainfall. During the seasons, the best time to see the migration is around the middle of July.

Primate safari Expeditions

Primate Safaris & Experiences
All-inclusive Primate Safaris To Africa – like no other safaris. Visiting Africa’s primates is undoubtedly one of the most rewarding African experiences we organize and a face-to-face encounter with a mountain gorilla, the world’s largest living primate, is an unforgettable event. This wonderful primate safari experience with one of our closest relatives, with whom we share over 97% of our DNA. Lesser primates like baboons, lemurs, monkeys, and chimpanzees are all intriguing and incredibly enjoyable to observe. Their interactions, communication, movement, and intelligence are all plainly apparent, serving as evidence of our affinity with this incredible family of exquisite creatures.

Bwindi Gorilla Trek Uganda

Uganda Gorilla Trekking
An Authentic Complete Guide to Uganda Gorilla Trekking; Popular trips & example itineraries, Where can I track gorillas in Uganda?, When is the best time to go?, Securing a gorilla permit, How difficult is the gorilla trekking?, What to wear on a gorilla trek? , The rules around gorilla trekking, Are gorilla sightings guaranteed?, What are the accommodation options? The Mountain Gorilla. If you’re short on time or simply in Uganda to witness the gorillas, you have the option to book our fly-in safaris apart from your other experiences. There is a wide variety of gorilla trekking in Uganda itineraries, lodging choices, and trek configurations; the treks shown below are only a few examples.

Rwanda Gorilla Trekking

Rwanda Gorilla Trekking
It has been almost thirteen million years since our shared ancestors were active in Africa’s woodlands. Time stands still in Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park when you’re in the company of a family of mountain gorillas. Their fingers and eyes are very similar to ours. Their body language and facial expressions are eerily similar. An hour spent trekking with gorillas is unlike any other because of the overwhelming sense of camaraderie you’ll feel and the excitement of venturing into their ethereal, verdant habitat on foot. Rwanda has been more popular as a place to go wildlife watching in the past several years. Surprisingly, this little East African nation has a wide variety of environments.

Lowland Gorillas in Congo

Congo Gorilla Trekking
Congo conjures up mental pictures of a mystery river slicing through a huge tropical forest. Everyone has fantasized about going there at some point. But much of the biggest country in the area, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), is not safe to travel through. As an example, Virunga National Park was open for mountain gorilla trekking and climbs of Mount Nyiragongo for a number of years before shutting in 2020; however, reopening anytime soon is highly improbable owing to security concerns. From neighboring Rwanda, you can get better news from Kahuzi-Biega National Park, where you can easily track eastern lowland gorillas in their natural habitat.