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Beyond the “Big Five”:
Experience Africa’s Incredible
Biodiversity on Safari

Whether you’re seeking out lemurs in the jungles of Madagascar or tracking the great wildebeest migration through the Serengeti, get a close-up look at Africa’s unique creatures on safari with National Geographic’s top wildlife experts and guides.

Four Ways to Safari

On Safari:
Tanzania’s Great Migration

| 9 DAYS |

Lions, Elephants, Rhinos and more: Seek out the “big five” with a wildlife biologist on safari in the Serengeti; Lake Manyara National Park; and the Ngorongoro Crater, home to over 25,000 animals.

Wildlife Spotlight:

Experience the epic power and volume of one of the planet’s great migrations as millions of wildebeest cross the Serengeti plain.

On Safari: Exploring
Wildlife Conservation in Kenya

| 11 DAYS |

Set out on safari in three wildlife conservancies, interact with orphaned elephants at the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, and visit field stations where researchers are working to save critical species.

Wildlife Spotlight:

Be on the lookout for a number of rare species in the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, including endangered African wild dogs.

Madagascar Private Expedition

| 14 DAYS |

Trek through rainforests in search of the weird and wonderful wildlife from lemurs to chameleons, and snorkel among dolphins, sea turtles, and tropical fish in the Nosy Be archipelago.

Wildlife Spotlight:

The indri lemur is the largest species of lemur. Listen for their haunting calls in Andasibe-Mantadia National Park.

South Africa Private Expedition

| 10 DAYS |

Spot the “marine big five” on Africa’s famous southern shores, and track lions, zebras, leopards, and more with expert guides on safari in a private game reserve.

Wildlife Spotlight:

African penguins call the cold currents of South Africa home – you’ll find them in the hundreds along Boulders Beach.

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