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BUSH 2 CITY ADVENTURE is a luxury African safari company that designs unique trips to enhance your experience and benefit the local communities and natural environments where we operate. Our Tanzania safari holidays are designed to provide a transformative experience, promoting personal growth and discovery while ensuring sustainable practices are upheld. When you choose to travel with us, you contribute to the preservation of stunning natural landscapes and the well-being of local communities. Our safaris are not just trips; they are meaningful adventures that leave a positive impact on the environment and the people who live there.
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The Best Safari Countries:
#1 Top Safari Destinations
Unveiling Africa’s Wildlife Gems. Home to iconic sights like the Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro Crater, and Kilimanjaro, Tanzania’s Northern Circuit is a safari haven. Experienced adventurers venture further south or west for untouched beauty. Beach lovers can unwind on pristine Zanzibar, a short flight away. About Tanzania
Rates (USD)
$250 to $650 pp/day
Best Time to Go
Visit from June to October, or between January and February to witness the wildebeest culving season.
High Season
Northern parks: best from July to March, but can be busy. Southern and Western parks: ideal from June to October, with Nyerere being busier.
#4 of 8 Top Rated Safari Countries
A Safari Paradise for All. Kenya beckons first-timers and seasoned explorers alike. Witness the iconic wildebeest migration and legendary big cats in the Masai Mara, but Kenya’s magic unfolds across diverse parks teeming with wildlife. After your safari, unwind on pristine beaches for the perfect finale of an unforgettable adventure. About Kenya
Rates (USD)
$176 to $649 pp/day
Best Time to Go
Visit between June to October or in the months of January and February.
High Season
Visit from June to October or between December and March.
#2 of 8 Top Rated Safari Countries
Untamed Luxury Awaits. Imagine gliding through the Okavango Delta in a mokoro, a traditional canoe, or traversing vast savannas on exhilarating game drives. Botswana offers a unique blend of luxury and wilderness. Explore iconic wildlife in Chobe and Moremi, or delve into the Central Kalahari’s stark beauty. Sustainable adventures redefine luxury here, leaving a gentle footprint while igniting your spirit. About Botswana
Rates (USD)
$186 to $1,152 pp/day
Best Time to Go
Dry parks are best visited from March to May, while Okavango and Chobe are ideal from June to September.
High Season
July to March (Northern circuit parks; all get crowded), June to October (Southern and Western circuit parks; only Nyerere gets crowded)
#3 of 8 Top Rated Safari Countries
Unveil Africa’s Secrets with Legendary Guides. Expert guides unlock the bush’s mysteries on thrilling game drives and educational walks. Canoe down the mighty Zambezi for a unique perspective. Zambia’s haven for learning ignites your passion for wildlife and unforgettable adventures. About Zambia
Rates (USD)
$187 to $988 pp/day
Best Time to Go
May to September (Most parks)
High Season
From July to October, Victoria Falls and South Luangwa tend to be more crowded.
#5 of 8 Top Rated Safari Countries
Where Desert Meets Wildlife. Namibia offers a unique safari experience, famed for its stark desert landscapes. While wildlife encounters may be less frequent, they are undeniably special. Etosha Pan, Africa’s largest salt pan, transforms into a wildlife magnet throughout the year, offering exceptional opportunities to witness the drama of nature unfold. About Namibia
Rates (USD)
$175 to $1,188 pp/day
Best Time to Go
Visit all parks between June and October.
High Season
From July to October, Etosha tends to be more crowded.
#6 of 8 Top Rated Safari Countries
South Africa: A Safari Symphony. Witness the wildlife spectacle of Kruger National Park, a continental treasure. Explore the awe-inspiring Blyde River Canyon, the world’s third-largest, and trek through the majestic Drakensberg mountains. Cape Town, a vibrant city cradled by pristine beaches, awaits – the perfect finale to your symphony of safari, scenery, and city life. About South Africa
Rates (USD)
$149 to $661 pp/day
Best Time to Go
Best time for all parks: May to September. Cape Town is ideal from November to March.
High Season
From October to March, it tends to be crowded during school holidays.
#7 of 8 Top Rated Safari Countries
Gorilla Paradise & Beyond. Traverse lush rainforests to sprawling savannas in Uganda. Track majestic gorillas in Bwindi and Mgahinga, encounter playful chimps in Kibale, and embark on classic safaris in Queen Elizabeth and Murchison Falls. Venture off-the-beaten-path to Kidepo Valley for unique wildlife encounters. This East African gem offers experiences for every adventurer. About Uganda
Rates (USD)
$272 to $682 pp/day
Best Time to Go
Visit between June and August or from December to February.
High Season
Visit from June to September when it's typically not too crowded.
#8 of 8 Top Rated Safari Countries
Where History Meets Adventure. Victoria Falls’ thunderous beauty and the Great Zimbabwe ruins ignite your wonder. Witness the Big Five in Hwange or seek serenity amidst wildlife in other parks. Zimbabwe – a jewel offering adventure for every soul. About Zimbabwe
Rates (USD)
$248 to $974 pp/day
Best Time to Go
Most parks are best visited from June or July through October.
High Season
From July to October is a good time to visit, though Victoria Falls tends to get crowded during this period.
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Camps, Lodges, Villas & Hotels
Sirikoi heralds a new era of ultra-luxury, where true status is found in silence, space, and deep connection. Set within a 68,000-acre UNESCO World Heritage sanctuary, this is one of Africa’s most remote and prestigious addresses. Here, “restoration” is not just a word; it is the simple, private joy of watching ancient elephant families gather at your watering hole while you enjoy a quiet moment of reflection from your deck.
This is a realm of absolute exclusivity, where couples find profound intimacy and families forge unbreakable bonds amidst a landscape home to the world’s rarest species—from the black rhino to the majestic Grevy’s zebra. Sirikoi’s architectural elegance, featuring opulent tents and private luxury cottages, is matched only by a level of bespoke African hospitality that feels less like a hotel and more like a grand private estate. In this untamed corner of Lewa, luxury is measured by the stillness of the wild and the warmth of the people who call it home.
Immerse yourself in the “Golden Age” of safari at the legendary Cottar’s 1920s Safari Camp. Nestled within a vast 6,000-acre private conservancy bordering the Maasai Mara, this award-winning sanctuary offers an unparalleled sense of privacy and old-world glamour. Founded by the Cottar family—pioneers with over 100 years of East African heritage—the camp seamlessly blends refined elegance with a world-class commitment to biodiversity. Recognized by The Wall Street Journal for its innovative conservation model, Cottar’s is not just a stay; it is a journey through time and a masterclass in luxury wilderness preservation.
To visit Campi ya Kanzi is to step into the pages of Hemingway’s Green Hills of Africa. It is the landscape of his wistful yearning, set against the lush slopes of Kenya’s Chyulu Hills, with the eternal silhouette of Kilimanjaro floating on the horizon.
The camp’s magic lies in its scale: vast, untamed wilderness paired with exquisite intimacy. Its handful of luxurious tents and suites are the only ones on a sprawling Maasai-owned conservancy. Overseen by Luca and Antonella, your hosts are ultimately the Maasai people, forging a bond that is both ancient and immediate.
This is a sanctuary with a purpose. Your presence directly supports the Maasai Wilderness Conservation Trust in preserving this fragile world—a mission that echoes from these hills to the streets of New York City. Here, you become part of the story, helping to write a hopeful next chapter for these enduring green hills.
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