Safiri Adventures spends much of its time making sure visitors leave with memories that will last a lifetime. Visitors from around the world come to see Africa’s most incredible wildlife and witness first-hand the old continent’s incredible diversity.

Going on Safari in Africa is an experience unlike any other. While seeing a leopard munch on a freshly caught gazelle or spying a curious lion cub venture away from its mother’s protective embrace will be highlights of your trip, you’ll discover the journey is as much a part of your trip as the destination. The experience will leave you feeling rejuvenated and ready to face whatever life throws your way. Explore a wide variety of unique Safaris and Destinations to suit your specific needs. Our Bespoke Safaris are a unique collection of various safari adventures operating in different parts of East Africa.

Take a breather

When life catches up with you, it’s important to take a break and smell the roses. It’s good to escape the stresses of everyday life and just be in a place that has no signs of sky scrapers or crowded streets. That’s what a Safari a The Health and Wellness Safari. can offer. It is one of the most romantic destinations that can make your dreams come true with your loved one – away from all phones, computers, and stressful environments. You can feast on fresh beauty and wildlife, with romantic baths under the starry skies in Segera.

Segera

Capture Memories

Everyone becomes a photographer in Africa on a safari. Yes, this is true. We all love to take photos, don’t we? Even the ones who do not like to take photos, take the opportunity to capture the serene landscape. It does not matter whether you are a pro or an amateur. You will love taking photos and capturing memories in Africa.
Other than elephants, buffalo, lions, and rhinos, a safari adventure will likely capture some elusive animals like cheetahs, leopards, zebra-striped hyenas, jackals, and bat-eared foxes. Although you might not be able to photograph them all at first glance, they are beautifully captured in detail on camera if you spend just a little longer with your binoculars.

Small Group Excursions Safaris- photo credit Finch Hattons

Experience food and culture

Kenya is fast becoming one of the top tourist destinations in Africa. Safaris are not only just about seeing wild animals on the savannah, but also the wide range of food. From delicious meals to mouth-watering snacks, there’s lots to enjoy during your visit to Kenya. A Safari is incomplete without sampling local cuisines and here are some of the most popular dishes you should try during your African Safari!
Every one of the 42 Kenyan tribes spread across the nation has exceptional delights that can take a lifetime to test while on an African Safari. The Rift Valley is the primary food basket of the country due to the rich volcanic soils and most of the fresh food comes from the region
The coast is well known a result of the seashores along the Indian Ocean and the rich Swahili culture. The internationally perceived Swahili food is one of its sorts in the country which is generally a converge of Middle Eastern and local African cuisines.

Support the locals post pandemic

Africa has been affected by the pandemic since the economy mostly thrives on the tourism industry. Most Safari tours work in conjunction with the local support and businesses run by families with almost no financial aid from the governments. Restrictions have forced many businesses to close leaving the families with no income. According to Kenya’s statistics, accommodation and food service crashed 57.9%. There has been a loss of 110 billion Kenyan shillings, approx 1.3 Australian billion dollars. (From our past article top-rated Kenya tours). By taking an African safari, you not only enjoy the trip but you support the locals.

As more and more tourism dollars flow into Africa, we need to make sure we put them to good use, selecting destinations that make a demonstrated difference to people and planet while at the same time delivering extraordinary travel experiences, as well as the opportunity to be a part of projects and practises that make a real difference to wildlife and local communities. Call it conscious travel, or sustainable tourism, or whatever you like, this better form of tourism is not just a green movement or focused on limiting impact on Planet Earth but rather people‐based, with a firm focus on benefitting people and entire communities in the parts of Africa where tourism can be the difference between putting food on plates or going hungry. And by benefitting people we are adding value to wilderness areas, helping to protect them and the iconic wildlife that call them home.