Top 5 Things To Do In East Africa:

At the very heart of the continent, East Africa, you have Africa’s greatest and most famous wildlife reserve, the unforgettable Serengeti and Maasai Mara where millions of wildlife roam free much as they have for centuries. East Africa is home to a huge variety of wildlife including the endangered black rhinoceros, the silverback mountain gorilla, chimpanzee, red colobus monkey, shoebill stork, whale-sharks and bottlenose dolphins. This part of Africa has the biggest and best that the continent has to offer. The epic snow-capped volcano Mount Kilimanjaro and the Ngorongoro Crater – the world’s only intact crater where one can observe the “Big Five”. East Africa is also the source of the Great Nile and home to the romantic spice isles of Zanzibar.

But there is so much more to this – Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Rwanda are blessed with natural treasures. Indeed no other place in the world can boast of such beauty in a land preserved with the famous and the undiscovered, yet unlike much of the rest of the world, unspoiled by commercialism. Accommodations are varied, from comfortable lodges to award-winning private tented camps, treetop lodges and the most exclusive beach resorts in the world.

There is much to see and do for anyone who wishes to visit this Garden of Eden – anyone intent on an adventure of a lifetime should visit East Africa. One can do as much or as little as one likes – relax amidst beautiful natural surroundings be it on safari or on a spice island. Age is not a criteria – all that is needed is a sense of adventure.

Make East Africa your next holiday destination. Whether you are looking for an exciting family holiday, a blissful honeymoon or an adventure-packed holiday with friends (perhaps a Kilimanjaro trek challenge to raise funds for a needy cause or your favourite charity?) or looking to mark a special occasion – a big birthday or anniversary, or simply seeking adventure in its purest and most natural form, East Africa is the answer to it all. Aim 4 Africa has arranged weddings and honeymoons on safari and in Zanzibar, several anniversaries (including 40th and 50th wedding anniversaries!) and a number of 80th birthday adventures in East Africa.

Aim 4 Africa organises bespoke holidays to Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Rwanda. Visit www.aim4africa.com or telephone +44 114 255 2533 for more information.

Top 5 Things to do in East Africa:

• Witness the Great Migration in Serengeti and Maasai Mara and visit the Ngorongoro Crater home to the largest concentration of wildlife in the world
• Balloon Safari at Dawn over the Serengeti, followed by Champagne Breakfast in the heart of the bush
• Gorilla tracking in Rwanda and Uganda
• Trek up Kilimanjaro, Mt Kenya or Mt Meru (or if you’re feeling extra adventurous, the active volcano – Oldonyo L’engai “mountain of God”)
• Swim, Snorkel and Dive in Zanzibar

About the Author

Born and brought up in East Africa amongst the peoples, the wildlife, and wonderful nature. I am passionate about this land and aim to provide visitors with as much information and advice so that they have a memorable stay and a true picture of what Real Africa is about. There is so much to see, do and experience – East Africa is truly the place for people to visit at least once in their lifetime, if not more!

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