LLOYDS FAVOURITE SAFARI COUNTIRES

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Mountain gorillas: profoundly moving encounters on foot with the largest of the great apes
Golden monkeys: lively inhabitants of the bamboo forest, living alongside the famous gorillas
Vocanoes National Park: untouched montane forest, a range of primates, and the memorial to Diane Fossey
Akagera National Park: savannah wildlife, including the Big Five
Very easy to access from Europe: a short but complete safari experience

The Okavango Delta: explore the world’s largest inland delta by safari vehicle, boat and dugout canoe
Diversity: waterways, grasslands, forests, vegetated deserts, perennial rivers – and the wildlife that goes along with it
Elephant encounters: the greatest concentration in Africa
Remote and exclusive camps: intimate, luxury safari adventures in an unspoilt landscape
The Kalahari Desert: where cheetahs roam

The Big Five: exceptional close-up viewing of lions, leopards, rhinos, elephants and buffalos in world-class private reserves
Easy to access: great links from all the major European and USA airport hubs
Malaria-free safaris: excellent family-friendly wildlife experiences
Cape Town and The Cape: more than just safari! Dramatic mountain scenery, pristine beaches, superb food, world-famous wineries. The Mother City
A country of contrasts: thrilling wildlife, vibrant cities, rich cultural experiences, one unforgettable journey

South Luangwa: fabled riverine landscapes with brilliant predator viewing
Lower Zambezi: riverside wilderness by canoe, boat and car
Night drives: not always available elsewhere. Nocturnal species: a different side of the African bush
Small safari camps: escape the bigger lodges and find a quiet and authentic wildlife experience
Walking safaris: famous for day walks amongst the abundant wildlife

The Great Migration: vast herds of wildebeest and zebras on the Maasai Mara plains
Classic and traditional: many celebrated parks to choose from
Amboseli elephants: big tuskers in the shadow of Kilimanjaro
Rich cultural heritage: diverse communities including the Maasai cattle herders that live cheek by jowl with the wildlife
Safari variety: big game viewing, private conservancies, astounding beaches and the highest mountains in Africa

Mountain gorillas: profoundly moving encounters on foot with the largest of the great apes
Golden monkeys: lively inhabitants of the bamboo forest, living alongside the famous gorillas
Vocanoes National Park: untouched montane forest, a range of primates, and the memorial to Diane Fossey
Akagera National Park: savannah wildlife, including the Big Five
Very easy to access from Europe: a short but complete safari experience

Victoria Falls: everyone should make this pilgrimage at least once in their lives. One of the Natural Wonders of the World
Hwange National Park: lions, elephants, giraffes, huge herds of zebras at the waterholes
Mana Pools National Park: legendary wildlife haven on the famous Zambezi river. Renowned for walking, water-based viewing, massive bull elephants and plenty of hippos and crocodiles
Gonarhezou National Park: Africa’s best kept safari secret. A gem, with mobile lodges tucked into the riverine scrub in the shadow of the incredible sandstone Chilojo cliffs
Walking safaris: perhaps the best destination for walking amongst wild animals in Africa

The Serengeti: immense plains, plenty of lions and the spectacle of the migration crossing
Ngorongoro Crater: unbelievable concentration of wildlife within a dramatic volcanic caldera
Mount Kilimanjaro: Africa’s highest mountain. Climb it, or view it from your game drive car
Bush and beach: combine an exhilarating safari with tropical beaches and the cultural heritage of Zanzibar
Tarangire National Park: land of the giants – massive baobab trees and huge old tuskers

The Serengeti: immense plains, plenty of lions and the spectacle of the migration crossing
Ngorongoro Crater: unbelievable concentration of wildlife within a dramatic volcanic caldera
Mount Kilimanjaro: Africa’s highest mountain. Climb it, or view it from your game drive car
Bush and beach: combine an exhilarating safari with tropical beaches and the cultural heritage of Zanzibar
Tarangire National Park: land of the giants – massive baobab trees and huge old tuskers