National Parks in Africa

Dense bushveld, excellent elephant sightings and an impressive diversity of habitats: Addo Elephant National Park is one of South Africa’s most versatile safari destinations. Thanks to its accessibility and self-drive friendly infrastructure, it is ideal for a trip along the Garden Route or as a standalone safari experience in the Eastern Cape.

1,640 km²

Elephant paradise

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Famous for its huge elephant herds and the unparalleled backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro: Amboseli National Park is one of Kenya’s most fascinating places. Here, you’ll experience impressive wildlife viewing against a majestic backdrop.

392 km²

View of Mount Kilimanjaro

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Arusha National Park is a small gem just outside the city of Arusha, known for its spectacular landscapes ranging from rainforest and crater lakes to the majestic Mount Meru. Here you’ll experience a surprisingly diverse wildlife and fantastic views, making the park perfect for a day trip.

135 km²

Mount Meru

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Rivers, lush vegetation and large elephant herds: Bwabwata National Park is one of the most water-rich regions in Namibia. Here, safari meets true wilderness far from the classic routes.

6'274 km²

River landscape

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Located in southwestern Uganda, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is a lush wilderness of dense rainforest, steep slopes, and hidden valleys. Famous as the home of the endangered mountain gorillas, the park offers a unique natural experience for hikers, wildlife enthusiasts, and adventurers.

321 km²

Gorilla Trekking

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Vast salt pans, dry savannas and spectacular waterholes: Etosha National Park is one of the most impressive natural experiences in Southern Africa. Especially during the dry season, numerous animals gather at a few water sources, allowing for extraordinary wildlife sightings.

22'270 km²

Etosha Pan

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Rolling hills, dense vegetation and a varied landscape define Hluhluwe–iMfolozi Park in eastern South Africa. The park is considered an important conservation area and is particularly known for its rhino population, offering good opportunities for sightings.

960 km²

Rhino conservation area

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Located in western Uganda, Kibale National Park is an emerald-green rainforest bursting with life. It boasts the highest density of primates anywhere in Africa, led by the inquisitive chimpanzees. Dense forests, shimmering crater lakes and remarkable biodiversity make Kibale a perfect destination for nature enthusiasts.

795 km²

Chimpanzees

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Kruger National Park is the heart of South Africa’s safari world: endless savannas, large predators and an impressive diversity of wildlife. Here, Africa can be explored perfectly on your own, combined with comfortable lodges and well-developed infrastructure.

19,485 km²

Big Five

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At the foot of the Rift Valley lies Lake Manyara National Park, famous for its immense scenic diversity in a small area. Dense groundwater forest, open savannahs and the shimmering soda lake provide habitat for elephants, hippos, flamingo colonies and the famous tree-climbing lions. A varied safari experience just a few hours from Arusha.

320 km²

Soda Lake

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A shimmering lake, pink flamingo flocks, and lush forests: Lake Nakuru National Park is a fascinating gem in the heart of Kenya. Here you’ll experience wildlife and nature in incredible diversity within a compact area.

188 km²

Flamingos & Rhinos

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Where mountains meet bushveld: Marakele National Park impresses with dramatic landscapes, stunning viewpoints and a surprisingly diverse wildlife. A true hidden gem for travellers looking to explore South Africa beyond the well-known routes.

670 km²

Mountain landscape

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Endless savannahs, spectacular animal herds, and dramatic natural moments: The Masai Mara is the heart of any safari in Kenya. Here you’ll experience pure wilderness – whether on a game drive by jeep, a walking safari, or floating above it all in a hot air balloon.

1,510 km²

Great Migration

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Murchison Falls National Park is Uganda’s largest national park, famous for the spectacular Nile waterfalls, vast herds of wildlife in the savannah, and thrilling boat safaris. Here, tropical rainforest, wide grasslands and the mighty Nile converge.

3,890 km²

Murchison Falls

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Endless dunes, dramatic landscapes and absolute vastness: Namib-Naukluft National Park is one of Africa’s most spectacular natural wonders. Here, some of the world’s highest sand dunes meet rugged mountains and dry riverbeds.

49'768 km²

Dune landscape

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Created by the collapse of a massive volcano, the Ngorongoro Crater is a natural paradise unlike any other. Nowhere else in Africa do so many predators live in such a small area. Around 25,000 large mammals roam the fertile crater floor. This unique protected area is surrounded by crater walls up to 500 meters high.

260 km²

volcanic crater

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Nyerere National Park, formerly part of the vast Selous Game Reserve, is today one of the most pristine safari destinations in southern Tanzania. Expansive river landscapes, palm forests and lagoons offer a safari experience far from the crowds, where elephants, lions and hippos can be seen up close.

30,890 km²

Rufiji River

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Between the Rwenzori Mountains and Lake Edward lies Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda’s most famous safari destination. Open savannahs, crater lakes, lush forests and the renowned Kazinga Channel provide a breathtaking backdrop for encounters with lions, elephants, hippos and hundreds of bird species. A paradise for nature and wildlife lovers.

1,978 km²

Kazinga Channel

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Ruaha National Park is one of Tanzania’s wildest and most untouched natural paradises. Vast landscapes, impressive baobab forests and one of the country’s highest densities of elephants and predators make it a true hidden gem for safari adventurers.

20,225 km²

Ruaha River

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Endless expanses, migrating herds of animals, and spectacular natural dramas—the Serengeti is the epitome of African wilderness. In this iconic national park, you can experience safaris in their most original form: by jeep, on foot, or from the air.

14'760 km²

Great Migration

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Rugged Atlantic coastline, dense fog and mysterious shipwrecks: Skeleton Coast National Park is one of the wildest and most remote regions in Namibia. Here, the Namib Desert meets the ocean, creating a unique and almost surreal landscape.

16'845 km²

Shipwrecks

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Where spectacular mountains meet wide beaches and the deep blue Atlantic Ocean: Table Mountain National Park is one of South Africa’s most extraordinary natural areas. It combines iconic viewpoints, unique plant life and stunning coastal landscapes right on the doorstep of Cape Town.

221 km²

Cape Peninsula

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Vast tree savannahs, enormous baobab trees, and huge herds of elephants: Tarangire National Park is an insider tip for safari lovers. Here you can experience Africa far away from the crowds and enjoy exciting wildlife viewing along the Tarangire River, which provides life even in the dry season.

2'850 km²

elephant paradise

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Vast savannahs, red soil, and massive elephant herds: Tsavo East National Park is the wild heart of Kenya. Here, you’ll experience authentic safari adventures in a landscape straight out of African dreams.

13,700 km²

Red Soil & Galana River

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Dramatic landscapes, life-filled springs and mysterious lava fields: Tsavo West National Park showcases Kenya’s most diverse side. Here you’ll find a spectacular blend of wilderness, water and breathtaking scenery.

9,000 km²

Mzima Springs

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Tsitsikamma National Park is one of the most impressive natural areas in South Africa. Here, dense coastal forest meets rugged cliffs and the wild Indian Ocean. The park is ideal for travellers who want to experience spectacular landscapes, hiking trails and unforgettable views along the Garden Route.

298 km²

Suspension Bridge

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Red rock formations, green vegetation and spectacular views: Waterberg Plateau Park stands out from Namibia’s desert landscapes and reveals a greener side of the country.

405 km²

Rock plateau

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