Chalo Africa
African Safaris & Expeditions
Why waste time on the roads when you can fly? A fly-in safari takes you directly to some of the remotest parks and regions of Africa without wasting any time on dusty, potholed roads.
US$ 7,869 per person for a 10-day safari
A perfect blend of thrilling trekking, wildlife encounters, and cultural immersion. Explore the scenic Rift Valley and Loita Hills, trekking through diverse terrains and ancient forests while interacting with Maasai communities. Enjoy luxurious stays at Lentorre Lodge, with stunning views… More »
US$ 8,424 per person for a 7-day safari
Enjoy the exclusivity of Masai Mara, which is committed to sustainable rangeland management, encouraging more modern and viable livestock enterprises that support local communities. Then explore the stunning landscapes of Meru National Park and its relatively untouched Kopje.
US$ 6,339 per person for a 8-day safari
Experience the best of Africa with the Mara & Zanzibar 2025 tour, combining thrilling safari adventures and idyllic beach escapes. Witness the Great Migration in the Maasai Mara, spot the Big Five, and enjoy cultural encounters with the Maasai people…. More »
US$ 7,052 per person for a 7-day safari
This safari showcases Kenya’s stunning views and rare wildlife at Loisaba Conservancy to prime game viewing at Elewana Elephant Pepper Camp in Mara North. Enjoy guided bush walks, thrilling game drives, and the chance to connect with Kenya’s vibrant tribal… More »
US$ 12,177 per person for a 11-day safari
Spectacular views, variety of experiences and excellent cuisine are all an integral part of a safari. Kenya offers many superb private conservancies and unique boutique safari camps and lodges; some safari destinations suit low-key tented camps and others large open… More »
US$ 9,758 per person for a 10-day safari
Kenya’s varied ecosystems and landscapes mean that there are more diverse species in Kenya than in any other country in Africa. It has been the natural home of celebrity safaris and royalty since the 19th century and remains arguably the… More »