Tours By Category

Mount Kilimanjaro is the highest peak in Africa - over 19,340 ft. high. Test your stamina and endurance against one of the highest mountains in the world. There are a variety of climb routes to reach the snow capped summit of Mount Kilimanjaro.  Because of its relatively gentle slope, even inexperienced climbers can climb Kilimanjaro, but is is hard (but rewarding) work. Whether you are a novice or veteran, the extreme altitude requires preparation from all participants and a reasonable level of personal fitness. You should always check with your physician first prior to planning this type of trip. Traveling with a tour guided is strongly suggested as they can be extremely helpful if you feel sick or get hurt.

Marangu Route:  This is the most popular, easiest and least expensive route to Uhuru Peak  It takes 5 or 6 days.  Hut accommodations are normally used versus tents on the other routes.

Machame Route: Many feel this is the most scenic route. It is more physically challenging than the Marangu.  Accommodations are in tents and sleeping bags.

Lemosho Route:  This is a remote, unspoiled route. The forest is rich in game animals.  This route takes 7 to 8 days.

Shira Route:  Game is often sited on this route as well.  See magnificent views of Mt Meru and the Great Rift Valley. Much of the ascend is by vehicle, after which you can get to the peak via Western Breach.

Rongai Route:  This is also known as Naro Moru. This area is known for its large caves.  You can only use this route to go up the mountain - the descend must be the Marangu route.  

South Africa tours may include visits to South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, Zamdia and Zimbabwe.

With majestic Table Mountain as a backdrop, Cape Town South Africa, occupies one of the most dramatic locations in the world. Its eclectic mix of architectural styles reflects the tastes and dictates of the past, in tandem with the 20th century's more functional demands. Edwardian and Victorian buildings have been meticulously preserved and there are several outstanding examples of Cape Dutch architecture. Cobble-stoned streets, mosques and the flat-roofed pastel houses of the Malay Quarter showcase the city's cosmopolitan ambiance. Nearby, images of seafaring activities from the 1800s are evoked at the recently-restored Victoria and Alfred Waterfront. Magnificent Cape Town is justifiably famous as the "Mother City" of South Africa.

Botswana:  This area offers upscale accommodations in small, private camps. Visit the Kalahari Desert and the Okavango Delta. March through November are the best times to travel to this area.

Zimbabwe: Victoria Falls, excellent game reserves, the Great Zimbabwe Monument, Lake Kariba are all things you can do in Zimbabwe.  Zambia is also known for Victoria Falls, as well as spectacular game reserves, white-water rafting, culture and history. View game from canoes or motorboats. This area is full of elephants, leopards and lions as well as other wildlife. Parks tend to be less crowded than in Zimbabwe, Kenya or Tanzania.  The best time to see the falls are in July and August.

Namibia is only recommended for the seasoned traveler who has been to other parts of Africa and do not expect first class accommodations. This area does offer game reserves, canyons and beaches.

Western Africa tours may includ Mail, Morocco and Senegal.

Morocco is located along the narrow Straits of Gibraltar and is therefore a popular port city. The labyrinths of the imperial cities of the Meknes, Fez and Marrakesh contrast with the dramatic gorges and oases of the snowcapped High Atlas mountains and the solitude of the Saharan desert that lies beyond.  Many Morocco tours visit Casablanca, famous as the setting of the 1942 film starring Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman.  You can combine tours of Spain and Portugal with a visit to Morocco.    

Our East Africa tours cover the areas of Kenya, Madagascar, Tanzania and Uganda.  

Tanzania offers more to the discerning African safari enthusiast than any other country on the continent — more land devoted to wildlife conservation, greater concentrations of animals, phenomenal birdlife, pristine wilderness and a fascinating array of tribal cultures.  Destinations include Mount Kilimanjaro, the Serengeti, Selous Game Reserve, Olduvai Gorge, Ngorongoro Crater, Tarangire National Park and Zanzibar.

Kenya:  Game reserves, beaches, scuba diving, tribal culture, gambling, history, shopping and golfing are all popular in Kenya. Masai Mara National Park is the most popular game reserve in this area, followed by Amboseli National Park.

Uganda:  This area is known for beautiful mountains, trekking opportunities and gorillas.