Home to the legendary Masai Mara which plays host to the "greatest show on Earth" - the annual Great Wildebeest Migration - Kenya is renowned for its world-famous reserves including Amboseli, Tsavo, Meru and Lake Nakuru. The home of the Big Five and a wealth of other wildlife species, it also offers visitors the chance to immerse themselves in local culture, learning more about the rich tribal heritage of the Kenyan people.

Known as the "Pearl of Africa," Uganda is home to fascinating ancient tribal cultures and a plethora of wildlife including the endangered mountain gorilla. From gentle cruises on Lake Victoria and white-water rafting on the Nile to tracking chimpanzees and mountain climbing in the Rwenzoris, Uganda offers a rich diversity of nature-based adventure activities for travellers of all ages.

Rwanda’s headline attraction is undoubtedly the Volcanoes National Park where you can trek to see the endangered mountain gorillas made famous by the late primatologist Dian Fossey. There's also Akagera National Park which is home to the Big Five and a wealth of other wildlife species, as well as breathtaking landscapes featuring dramatic mountain ranges and volcanic peaks, rolling hills and sparkling lakes. 

With an ancient culture dating back thousands of years, Ethiopia is one of the most enigmatic destinations in Africa. Diverse, breathtakingly beautiful and steeped in history, it's home to remote tribal communities, unique geological features and charismatic wildlife species. It's also where the Blue Nile rises, passing through one of the world's biggest canyons en-route to joining the White Nile in neighbouring Sudan.