TanzaniaSerengeti National Park

The Serengeti National Park is the most photographed and filmed game reserves in Africa. With an incredibly dense population of wildlife and never-ending rolling plains, the Serengeti offers an authentic and idyllic wilderness safari. This is the Africa many of us dream of: an abundance of wildlife, beauty, tranquillity and endless clear, summer days. The Serengeti National Park is located in Tanzania and is over 14 763 square kilometres in size.

South AfricaKruger National Park

The Kruger National Park is the largest game reserve in South Africa and attracts over half a million tourists every year. Experience the thrill of being on safari, observing the big five as well as zebras, giraffe and rhinos and be inspired by an authentically African atmosphere. Kick back and relax while exploring the park with Nomad Tours; you’ll have the time of your life and a Kruger experience you couldn’t have imagined possible.

UgandaMountain Gorilla

Nomad Tours specializes in gorilla tours, taking our guests to the beautiful mountains of Uganda or Rwanda to see these majestic giants in their natural habitats. These creatures are extremely endangered – there are approximately only 600 left worldwide – and they are incredibly difficult to get to; making seeing the mountain gorillas a real once in a lifetime opportunity. Observing these endangered animals in their natural environment is humbling and extremely rewarding.

Ifaty Beach

Ifaty is a coastal area where you’ll find villages such as Mangily andMandico Rano. It is only 25 kilometres north of Tulear, but because the roads are bad it will take the visitor about two hours to drive to the villages. Even though your trip there might be somewhat bumpy, it will be worth it because what waits on the other side is a gorgeous aquamarine lagoon accompanied by sugar-white beaches and an unforgettable island.

Tanzania Iringa

The city of Iringa is situated inTanzania and is a popular tourist destination for many adventure seekers. The name Iringa is derived from the Hehe word ‘lilinga’ which means fort; which suites this city as its history goes back to when the German Army used this city as a defensive base against the Hehe uprising led by Chief Mkwawa during the 1890’s.

Isalo National Park

The most popular of Madagascar’s national parks, Isalo National Park continues to offer its visitors breathtaking sights and a glimpse into the natural splendour that was prominent in this area during the Jurassic age. The park protects over 80,000 hectares of eroded sandstone so if there’s one thing you need to remember to pack; it’s your walking shoes. A walk through this park will provide an orchestral performance by nature unlike anything around the world.

MalawiKande Beach

Located on the Lake Shore, equidistant between Nkhata Bay and Dwangwa, in Malawi’s northern region, this beautiful coastal oasis boasts numerous attractions for visitors to enjoy. Malawi is an up-and-coming tourist destination, known predominantly for its exquisite scenery, friendly local residents and intricate arts and crafts. Tours to Kande Beach are steadily growing in popularity. Apart from simply lying on the golden sands, soaking up sunbeams, visitors to the beach can also opt for a more.