Collection: AFRICA

Africa is a continent, not a trip. Morocco is medinas, Atlas passes and the Sahara; East Africa is the migration and the rift valley; southern Africa is Cape Town, the Winelands and the long road to the falls. They do not belong in the same itinerary, and we do not pretend they do.

How we plan Africa

Private, tailor-made and slow enough to be worth the flights. For Morocco that means a driver for the whole route and stays inside the medina rather than outside it. For Kenya and Tanzania it means choosing camps by season and by migration position, not by star rating. For southern Africa it means a self-drive or a driver, and enough days in one place to stop moving.

We are honest about cost shape: long-haul flights and park fees dominate, and the difference between a good and a forgettable safari is usually the guide and the timing, not the thread count.

When to go

Morocco: March to May and September to November. East Africa: the migration moves through the year, so the month decides where you should be. Southern Africa: November to March for the Cape, June to October for safari.

Frequently asked questions

Can you combine Morocco with a safari?

It can be done by flying via a hub, but we usually advise choosing one region and giving it the days — two weeks split across both means a lot of airports.

Is a private safari worth it compared with a group departure?

Yes, if your dates are fixed and you care where you are at sunrise. A private vehicle also lets you stay out when something is happening.

Do you arrange family safaris?

Yes — with camps that take children, shorter drives, and a private vehicle so the day can bend.

Tell us your dates and who is travelling, and we will design an itinerary free of charge, with no obligation. WhatsApp +852 6888 4736 or email info@blisstravel.life.