Adventures in the Green Season
Whether traveling to Southern Africa or to East Africa the green season is a time of verdant and blooming vegetation, beautiful light for photography, snarling-happy lions and smiling faces all-round.

For the price conscious traveller, this is an exceptionally good season for travel with special pricing abounding on airfares and ground fares!

For sample tours & specials, see:
Botswana Zambia Summer Spectacular
and
Classic Namibia Summer Spectacular

Botswana border checking yellow fever certificates
Due to a recent outbreak of yellow fever in Angola and DRC among others, Botswana Ministry of Health is ensuring that all visitors to Botswana coming from the countries listed below, are required to have been vaccinated against yellow fever. Please advise clients to carry their yellow fever certificate with them when visiting Botswana - failure to do so may mean they are denied access to Botswana.

Uganda Launched e-Visa
On 1st June 2016, Uganda launched a new e-Visa application system. Guests requiring a visa will now have to apply online prior to entering the country.

New Flight Route
Kenya Airways has launched a new route from Nairobi to Cape Town, via Livingstone. This new flight will revolutionize travel across Africa and open new doors for unique safari itineraries in East and Southern Africa.

Tanzania VAT Introduced
The government of Tanzania has decided to start charging VAT on elements of tourism packages which were previously exempt, including transportation costs and Park Fees. The new rules will come into force on 1 July 2016 and our rates may change as a result. Please contact our reservations team for more information.

Safariline offers net and commissionable fares to Africa in Economy and Business Class.

We are well versed in difficult itineraries and know the carriers, airports and best routes to get your clients to their destinations conveniently and competitively, on some of the worlds most trusted airlines.

KENYA SAFARIS
With long beach strewn coastlines, romantic islands, African and European cultures, a hinterland full of mountains, soda lakes, and incredible wildlife, Kenya is a veritable treasure for travelers. Come visit the country where "safari" was born. Gaze in wonder at the snows of Kilimanjaro, the Greatest Migration on earth across the Maasai Mara and experience the excitement of Africa's dramatic landscapes, rare wildlife species, mountains, forests an lush savannahs.

Classic Kenya Driving Safari
10 Nights / 11 Days
Accompanied by a professional guide who knows their 'backyard' intimately with expert knowledge on everything from the Big Five to Kenya's most rare floral species. Meru to Loisaba to Nakuru and on to the Mara, journey to spectacular locations, at the best boutique lodges and camps on a journey of dramatic scenery, outstanding wildlife viewing, delicious meals and picture-perfect sunsets that create memories of a Safari of a lifetime!

Check it out: Classic Kenya Driving Safari

Loisaba Star Bed Expedition
5 Nights / 6 Days
This expedition takes you to the heart of the wild Loisaba Conservancy with its abundant wildlife. Begin your adventure at the main camp, with a journey to each star bed location spending each night under the endless African night sky, lulled to sleep by the sounds of the bush. A fabulous family experience.

Check it out: Loisaba Star Bed Expedition

For Your Family Travelers...
10 nights / 11 days
This journey delivers the ultimate private luxury experience for family and friends. Spend the first half of your visit discovering the intrigue and adventure of the bush with just you, your loved ones, and your personal staff while at exclusive Ol Jogi. Then make your way to Thanda Island - your own private island escape off the coast of Tanzania.

Check it out: Family Bush & Beach Escape

With nine recognized subspecies, leopards have the largest distribution of any wild cat, occurring widely in Africa as well as eastern and southern Asia? South Luangwa is one of the world's best places to see these beautiful predators, but leopard populations elsewhere are declining in large parts of their range. They are threatened by habitat loss, pest control and illegal hunting for their pelts.