Combo SafariCombo Safari is the best for wildlife safari adventures in Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, and Rwanda, visiting Game Reserves and National parks. Discover even more safari destinations in Eastern Africa. The following are Tips for combination Safari.
1. Kenya.
- See the Great Serengeti Migration, and game viewing at Kenya’s most popular reserve-Maasai Mara.
- Checking of the “Big 5” on daily game drives.
- Go safari through Kenya great lakes Nakuru, Naivasha, & Bongoria.
- Get-up close and personal with a baby elephant at Daphne Sheldrick elephant orphanage in Nairobi.
- Photograph Elephants in Amboseli with Kilimanjaro at the back ground.
2. Rwanda.
- Gorilla trekking is rated by many African experts as one of the most epic experiences one can have on safari.
- As there are only a few hundreds of these endangered Mountain gorillas remaining, the time to visit them is “NOW”
- Visit Nyungwe forest, and get fascinated with the number of primate species including habituated chimpanzees in a beautiful forest
- Enjoy a sundowner cruise in Lake Kivu, one of the most beautiful Lakes in the continent.
3. Uganda.
- Uganda parks have few tourist. Hotels and lodges gives you the personal attention rarely found in this day international travel.
- A visit to Bwindi impenetrable forest known through-out the world for the gorilla trekking, will reveal a unique Africa adventure with one of the most fascinating primates.
- Experience Queen Elizabeth national park wildlife, and enjoy the variety of activities on offer.
The trip will take you to two countries in east Africa with different culture, landscape and climate. While Rwanda is hillier while on the other side Tanzania is more open savannah country.
The tour takes you to two amazing countries in east Africa with different climatic zones. Start in Uganda by visiting Bwindi one of the stronghold of the gorilla Followed by a visit to Tanzania for some amazing wildlife areas
The itinerary will take you to four prime places in the north of Tanzania where excellent game viewing awaits in every location.
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