It would be an understatement to say that Africa will take your breath away. Given its size, it is not surprising that many tourists from over the world visit there to go on safari and view its enormous plains, deserts, and grasslands. AFRICAN TRAVELLERS LTD is a Safari company in Rwanda. We help put together site seeing, cultural visits, nature walks, silverback and Mountain gorilla safaris, mountain hiking, safari game drive, and camping in Rwanda, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Nigeria, and Botswana. We organize both luxury gorilla safaris and budget gorilla tours and we share with you the most useful tips to help you get the best out of your gorilla silverback safari while sharing information that will help our clients plan memorable silverback gorilla tours to Mgahinga Gorilla National, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and the Volcanoes national park in Rwanda.

1. WHAT ARE THE BEST SAFARI DESTINATIONS IN AFRICA IN 2022? Part 1
Whatever your safari interests, the vast African continent has something for you. You'll be
exposed to amazing cultures and magnificent scenery, and you'll always be able to observe
nature.
It would be an understatement to say that Africa will take your breath away. Given its size, it
is not surprising that many tourists from over the world visit there to go on safari and view
its enormous plains, deserts, and grasslands.
Bisate Lodge in the Volcanoes National Park
Safaris in Africa provide you with the chance to see wildlife in its native habitat. The best
safaris in Africa promise a once-in-a-lifetime experience, especially for those hoping to see
the "Big Five," which includes the leopard, lion, rhinoceros, African buffalo, and elephant.
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2. You also have a chance to interact with the primates in their natural habitats including the
popular Mountain Gorillas, Chimpanzees among others. The following list covers some of
the best Safari destinations in Africa.
1. Mountain Gorilla Tracking in the Volcanoes National
Park Rwanda
Observing gorillas in their natural environment is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, according
to some. Experienced trackers and guides accompany small groups of tourists up bamboo-
covered slopes to spend a priceless and breathtaking hour just a few feet away from the
friendly animals. Encounters with gorillas as they go about their everyday lives are carefully
handled.
There are currently 604 mountain gorillas living in the Virunga Massif, making up about
1,000 total. Thanks to coordinated efforts by our governments, communities, and NGOs, the
population is slowly growing.
The Volcanoes National Park is home to twelve completely habituated gorilla groups and a
few more that have been habituated purely for scientific purposes. The squads or troops
include at least one silverback along with several females and youngsters.
The largest population of mountain gorillas in the Virunga Conservation area may be found
in Volcanoes National Park, which serves as the starting point for all Rwanda gorilla safaris.
The VNP is the most accessible gorilla national park in the world due to its advantageous
location just over two hours drive from the international airport of Kigali. In addition to
gorillas, Volcanoes National Park is home to a wide range of birds, reptiles, amphibians,
insects, and other animals that combined make up a comprehensive Rwanda safari
itinerary. You can learn more about a Mountain gorilla safari trip and get useful tips on how
to visit, the best time of the year to visit the gorilla, and booking.

3. Silver Back Gorilla
Volcanoes National Park, which covers a 160 sq km area in northern Rwanda, is a
component of the vast Virunga volcano protection region that also includes Mgahinga
Gorilla National Park in Uganda and Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of
the Congo.
2. Serengeti National Park in Tanzania
Africa's most well-known national park is the Serengeti. A safari here is sure to be
remarkable because of the area's legendary predator concentrations and the Great
Migration of two million grazers. As one of the richest grazing areas in the African
wilderness, the unending grassy plains are also home to some of the biggest herds and
concentrations of predators on earth.

4. Serengeti Game Safari
One of the very few sites, the Serengeti in Africa, always exceeds visitors' expectations and
takes their breath away despite having a very strong reputation. This area's surrounding
exceptional tribes, such as the Massai and Hadzabe, are noteworthy from a cultural
standpoint.
The entire park is a World Heritage Site, and the abundance of species and diverse eco-
system allows you to spend a lot of time in different areas without ever feeling like you've
seen it all. It's not just the animals that make a safari in the Serengeti so amazing, from the
majestic Kjopes in the north to the boundless plains covered with acacia. In a word, it is
without a doubt one of the most well-known wildlife reserves in the world; it is unmatched.
It is excellent!
The annual migration of wildebeest and zebras, which come to the Serengeti every year to
give birth, is what makes the Serengeti a UNESCO World Heritage Site. White-bearded
wildebeest calves are born on the plains in the southern part of this park in February. The
young calves that escape from predators start their two-country migration with a million
other wildebeest.
Everyone should experience this stunning sight at least once in their lifetime. You'll observe
zebras caught in the migration as well as many antelope species. Additionally, seeing a lion
is a given. If you're lucky, you might also see a leopard or cheetah.
This protected region spans over 3.2 million hectares, practically all of Tanzania's northwest.
Compared to the Maasai Mara, it is ten times larger.

5. 3. Mountain Kilimanjaro Climbing in Tanzania
Mount Kilimanjaro, one of the Seven Summits, is the tallest freestanding mountain in the
world and the highest mountain in Africa, reaching 5,895 meters (19,341 ft). A dormant
volcano, Kilimanjaro is located in Tanzania's Kilimanjaro National Park and is the continent's
highest point.
The top of Mount Kilimanjaro, Uhuru Peak, can be reached through seven primary routes,
one of which begins on the mountain's northern side and the others on its southern.
Marangu, Machame, Lemosho, Shira, Rongai, Northern Circuit, and Umbwe are the routes.
It takes five to nine days to climb Mount Kilimanjaro to the summit, after which you must
descend to the base camp. Because you will become more accustomed to the altitude, the
longer you spend on Mount Kilimanjaro, the greater your chances of successfully reaching
the summit.
Is Hiking Kilimanjaro Worth it?
There are many reasons to put climbing Mount Kilimanjaro on your bucket list, but here are
just a few of the most compelling ones that will persuade you to put on your hiking boots.
Among the Seven Summits

6. Conquering these seemingly insurmountable heights is the summit of climbing challenges.
The Seven Summits are mountains that are regarded as the highest peaks in their respective
continents.
Mt. Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa, holds the distinction of being the world's
tallest free-standing mountain in addition to being one of the Seven Summits.
As a result, ascending this mountain is an extraordinary and record-breaking feat that any
ardent hiker would love to complete.
Possibly the easily Accessible Peak of all
Let's be clear about one thing: climbing Mount Kilimanjaro is difficult. Even if it is listed as
one of the Seven Summits that are simplest to climb, it still won't be easy.
The fact that Mt. Kilimanjaro does not require specialized gear or climbing techniques to
reach the peak implies that it is actually relatively accessible considering its height.
Therefore, figuratively anyone could do it as long as they are physically fit enough to cover
the almost 40-mile trip and are taught on what to expect from the hike.
Coaltan Tanner, who conquered Mount Kilimanjaro in 2018, did so at the young age of 6,
making him the youngest person to do so.

7. 2019 saw Anne Lorimor, 89, break the previous record for the oldest climber of Kilimanjaro.
Don't undersell yourself just yet, then. You may succeed too with the right preparation and
resources.
The Beauty of Nature in the Area
Africa's terrain, natural richness, and wildlife are completely distinct, making it the ideal
location for this amazing hike.
View of the Mountain Kilimanjaro
In Tanzania, you can observe red duiker and bushbuck, as well as majestic cape buffaloes,
blue monkeys, and leopards that can be found all over the jungle. If you're fortunate, you
might get to see elephants walking alongside rivers.
Be careful to take in the fields and beautiful forests as you ascend the mountain before you
vanish into the cloud.
Before it melts, view the ice cap.
In five years, a number of interesting places will, sadly, have changed. Morning Glory's hues
will keep dwindling. Venice, a city of exquisite architecture and culture, will keep sinking,
and Mt. Kilimanjaro's snow-capped top will keep melting.

8. You might want to start arranging your adventure sooner rather than later if you want to
have the authentic experience of going from the searing bush of the base to the freezing
peak of Mt. Kilimanjaro.