Surrender to the lure of Africa and its diverse wildlife, thousands of cultures and breathtaking landscapes.

Meaning ‘to travel’ in Arabic and Swahili, the word ‘safari’ can describe many types of epic adventure in Africa. There is the ancient Egypt kind – discovering the lost city of Abu Simbel and the Valley of the Kings. The nomadic one – veering away from Morocco’s souqs and medinas and being hosted by a Berber family in the Sahara. The local village version – cherishing moments with Maasai, San, and Malagasy cultures. The wildlife way – search for the Big Five in any number of game reserves and parks: Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Kruger, and Lake Nakuru, to name a few. What does your African adventure look like?

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Search for the Big Five

        On safari, it’s all about getting as close as you can to the elusive Big Five – the African elephant, black rhino, Cape buffalo, African lion and African leopard. Pack your camera and keep your eyes peeled to the grasslands as you travel in a custom-built Overland vehicle on the trip of a lifetime.
      

Serengeti Trail

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Eat more of Morocco

        There’s no better way to get to know a place than to learn about its cuisine! Among the sights, sounds and souqs of Morocco, salivate over street-side snacks at Marrakech’s Djemma el-Fna market, taste a tagine in Tangier and embark on a food-focused experience at a Berber family homestay high in the Atlas Mountains.
      

Morocco Real Food Adventure

Group of hikers at the base of Mount Kilimanjaro, at dusk with a few clouds in the sky

Trek the heights of Kilimanjaro

        Standing at 5896 m, the world’s tallest freestanding mountain may seem imposing, but it’s certainly not out of reach. Mt Kilimanjaro rises from acacia forests and arid scrublands at the border of Kenya and Tanzania, and trekking to the summit to see the sprawling plains below is definitely worth the long days on the trail.
      

Kilimanjaro: Rongai Route

A group of Masai Warriors in traditional dress, in their village in Kenya, Africa at dusk

Meet with Maasai warriors

        The wide-open plains of Kenya's Masai Mara National Reserve are not only home to herds of wild animals, but also to the welcoming communities of the Maasai people. Join these red-clad warriors to learn about their vibrant customs and culture, witness the famous jumping dances and discover their traditional way of life.
      

The Masai Heartlands

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Encounter a gorilla in Rwanda

        There are only two populations of mountain gorillas left in the entire world – one of which is in Rwanda. After the effort of trekking into the thick jungle, once you’re near a silverback or can spot a female nursing her baby you’ll know the muddy trek was worth it.
      

Remarkable Rwanda & Gorillas of Uganda

Guides on canoes taking travellers down the river in Botswana on a sunny day

Mokoro down the Okavango

        Days spent overlanding on safari are incredible, but what about wildlife spotting from the water? Traverse the channels of Botswana's Okavango Delta by mokoro – a traditional dugout canoe – through the maze of reeds and lagoons, searching for the region’s most unique and unusual creatures and birdlife.
      

Okavango Experience

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Best of Morocco Family Holiday

Jo · Traveled July 2024

Our family trip to Morocco was beyond our expectations. The guide was excellent and we enjoyed each stop more and more.

Review submitted 29 Jul 2024

Kenya Wildlife Safari

Avikalpa · Traveled July 2024

Intrepid should be your one stop destination when it comes to exploring new countries. The team is extremely knowledgeable and helpful. I travelled as a female solo and loved every bit of the travel. Their social and environmental responsibility quotient makes them the best trip organisers. Highly highly recommend

Review submitted 27 Jul 2024

Kenya Wildlife Safari

Kym · Traveled July 2024

Wonderful adventure, making amazing memories whilst seeing and experiencing some terrific places. The camping and sharing some chores together just added to the fun. Highly recommend.

Review submitted 27 Jul 2024