Step into Africa Dreamland- where every journey tell A story
Welcome to Dreamlike Africa, where we craft journeys that take you beyond the familiar experiences about Africa. It’s our mission to create lasting memories, offering bespoke, luxury experiences tailored precisely to your desires. From secluded safaris in expansive, untouched wildernesses, where nature is your only companion, to immersive meditation and spa retreats set deep in the wild, we redefine what it means to explore Africa.
Whether you’re drawn to hidden gems off the beaten path, the allure of marine adventures, or the tranquility of a private family escape in a bush camp or beachside haven, Dreamlike Africa leaves no detail overlooked. Every safari is custom-designed to suit your vision. Trip planning to Us is about having a candid conversation to understand the heart of your dream trip, ensuring every moment is an expression of your perfect African adventure.
We are African
our company is founded and operated by passionate locals who share a deep, natural bond with Africa’s rich heritage. We proudly interconnect with our roots and we are committed to nurture and preserve the beauty of our homeland.
We have traveled before
Our travel consultants have firsthand experience of your preferred destination and spent a night in your hotel of choice. We are able to offer recommendation out of experience
We customize to your needs
Dreamlike Africa is committed to giving our guests the best fitting safari experience. Our trip planning is 100 % guided by our guests
We are with you all through
Our support team regularly keep in touch with our client s through the booking period and during your safari. Our contract with you ends after you have bounded your outbound flight
Sustainable tourism and conservation
Whereas Dreamlike Africa Expeditions has wittingly crafted trips that take our guests to the closest proximity with nature and what it has to offer; this only happens if It guarantee that it won’t negatively impact on conservation. At the minimum, we don’t have any collaboration with hunting tour companies or encourage any form of hunting experiences. We also don’t offer spearfishing experiences in both the restricted and unrestricted maritime areas. Our company has particularly taken role to ensuring our guests are properly informed on protecting nature and the wildlife. We understand how some of the tourism activities we offer could negatively impact sustainable tourism. It is for this reason that we educate our guests on sustainable tourism and conservation. In sport fishing we are encouraging a catch-and-release program to ensure that we protect the marine life. Our guides are also well informed to keep in line with our sustainable tourism policy. We are encouraging our guests to commit towards conservation by supporting different conservation programs in East Africa. Part of this company profit goes towards conservation initiative. We encourage donation and volunteerism. It is our commitment to encourage travelers visit and support local communities who we have active programs to help them appreciate sustainable tourism.
Destinations
Kenya
Discover Kenya’s Top Safari Destinations
Kenya is one of Africa’s premier safari destinations, renowned for its diverse landscapes, abundant wildlife, and breathtaking coastal experiences. This interactive guide helps you explore the country’s key parks, their locations, and what each offers.
Central & Northern Kenya: Rhino Conservation & Unique Ecosystems
- Laikipia Plateau (West of Mt. Kenya): The stronghold of Kenya’s rhino population, with over 1,980 black and white rhinos spread across private conservancies such as:
- Ol Pejeta Conservancy – Home to the last two northern white rhinos on Earth and a Big Five reserve.
- Lewa Wildlife Conservancy – A UNESCO World Heritage Site known for rhino and Grevy’s zebra conservation.
- Solio Ranch – One of the most successful rhino sanctuaries in Kenya.
- Loisaba Conservancy – Known for its luxury wilderness stays and scenic landscape. Has the newest rhino sanctuary in the region
- Samburu National Reserve (Semi-arid, Northern Kenya): A dry-season haven with rare wildlife like the reticulated giraffe, Grevy’s zebra, and Beisa oryx. The region is also home to the semi-nomadic Samburu people.
- Meru National Park (East of Mt. Kenya): An off-the-beaten-path gem known for diverse landscapes, rare species, and minimal tourist crowds.
Southern Kenya: Big Game & Iconic Landscapes
- Masai Mara National Reserve (Southwest Kenya): Kenya’s most famous safari destination, home to the Great Migration and a dense lion population. Visitors can also experience authentic cultural encounters with the Maasai community.
- Amboseli National Park (Near the Kenya-Tanzania border): Known for its iconic views of Mount Kilimanjaro and vast elephant herds.
- Tsavo East & Tsavo West National Parks(Coastal Circuit): Together forming Kenya’s largest wilderness area, this region is famous for its unique volcanic terrain, red-dust elephants, and the Yatta Plateau, the world’s longest lava flow. It also includes:
- Chyulu Hills – A volcanic range offering hiking and panoramic views.
- Taita Hills & Lumo Wildlife Conservancies – Known for their remote and exclusive game-watching experiences. They are vast community owned conservincies between the two parks and mahjor wildlife corridors.
- Galana Ranch & Gicheha Farm – Exclusive private sanctuaries in Tsavo East and West respectively.
- Ngulia rhino sanctuary. A rhino sanctuary within Tsavo West. Here guests enter for free for safari drives or spend a night at the rhino viewing platforms at very affordable rates.
Great Rift Valley: Lakes & Birdlife
- Lake Naivasha: A freshwater lake known for hippos and abundant birdlife.
- Lake Elementaita: A lesser-visited alkaline lake with flamingo colonies.
- Lake Nakuru National Park: A prime location for rhino conservation and thousands of flamingos.
- Lake Bogoria: Famous for its geysers and dense flamingo population.
- Lake Baringo: A freshwater lake ideal for birdwatching and cultural experiences with the Njemps community.
Hidden Safari Gems
- Shompole Conservancy (Southern Kenya): A secluded, community-owned conservancy offering pristine wilderness experiences.
- Kora National Park (Eastern Kenya): An unspoiled park known for its rugged beauty and historical connection to conservationist George Adamson.
Nairobi & Urban Wildlife
- Nairobi National Park: The only national park bordering a capital city, providing a unique wildlife experience with a city skyline backdrop. A short drive from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport makes it an excellent stopover.
Kenyan Coast: Beach & Watersports Paradise
- Diani Beach (South Coast): A top-rated beach with luxury resorts and watersports.
- Chale Island. A headland, off Diani-Galu coastline, that connect to the mainland in low tides and surrounded by water on high tides. It offer one of the most exclusive stay in the southcoast.
- Watamu (North Coast): A hub for marine life, snorkeling, and diving in Watamu Marine National Park.
- Nyali & Bamburi Beaches (Mombasa Coastline): Vibrant urban beaches with easy access to hotels and entertainment.
- Lamu Archipelago: A cultural and beach paradise. It is the only true beach island destination in Kenya.
- Kiwayu Island is ideal for those seeking complete solitude, off-the-grid island escapes.
Watersports & Adventure Activities
Kenya’s coastline offers excellent conditions for kite surfing, windsurfing, diving, sport fishing, and skydiving. The offshore reef barrier creates both calm inner lagoons and thrilling ocean swells for all levels of watersport enthusiasts.
Tanzania
Tanzania: A Diverse Safari and Beach Destination
Tanzania is one of Africa’s most diverse travel destinations, offering an exceptional balance of wildlife encounters and pristine beach experiences. The country is home to some of the most iconic national parks, vast conservation areas, and vibrant coastal islands, making it a paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
Western Tanzania: Pristine Wilderness and Chimpanzee Encounters
- Gombe Stream National Park & Mahale Mountains National Park: Located along the shores of Lake Tanganyika, these remote parks offer some of the best chimpanzee tracking experiences in the world. Lush rainforests provide a haven for primates and birdlife, making them ideal for immersive wildlife encounters.
- Katavi National Park: One of Tanzania’s most secluded wildlife areas, Katavi is known for its vast floodplains, thriving hippo pools, and one of the largest buffalo populations in Africa. This park is perfect for travelers seeking an off-the-beaten-path safari experience.
Northern Tanzania: The Heart of the Safari Circuit
- Serengeti National Park: Home to the Great Migration, Serengeti offers year-round game viewing opportunities. Unlike Kenya’s Masai Mara, where the migration is seasonal, the Serengeti provides uninterrupted access to river crossings and vast herds of wildebeest.
- Ngorongoro Crater: The world’s largest intact caldera, Ngorongoro is a wildlife-rich haven with high densities of lions, elephants, and rhinos. The crater’s enclosed ecosystem ensures incredible game viewing all year round.
- Lake Manyara National Park: Known for its tree-climbing lions and diverse birdlife, Lake Manyara is a blend of forest, savanna, and wetland ecosystems. It extends into Tarangire National Park, a prime destination for elephant sightings and seasonal wildlife migrations.
- Arusha National Park: Located near Arusha city, this park offers a mix of game viewing and hiking experiences. It features Mount Meru (the “little sister” of Kilimanjaro) and the picturesque Momella Lakes, home to flamingos and other waterbirds.
- Lake Natron: One of the most alkaline lakes in the world, Lake Natron is the primary breeding ground for lesser flamingos. Nearby is Ol Doinyo Lengai, the only active volcano in East Africa, offering challenging yet rewarding hikes.
- Grumeti Game Reserve: Located in the western Serengeti, this private reserve serves as a migration corridor for northbound wildebeest (May, June) and offers exclusive safari experiences.
Southern Tanzania: Remote Wilderness and River Safaris
- Ruaha National Park: Tanzania’s largest park by land area, Ruaha is home to the world’s largest populations of lions and spotted hyenas. The Great Ruaha River and surrounding floodplains attract large herds of elephants, giraffes, and antelope.
- Nyerere National Park (formerly Selous Game Reserve): Africa’s largest national park, Nyerere is renowned for boat safaris along the Rufiji River, which teems with crocodiles, hippos, and birdlife.
- Mikumi National Park: Located near Dar es Salaam, Mikumi is an easily accessible park offering a classic savanna safari experience with abundant wildlife, including elephants, lions, and giraffes.
- Saadani National Park: The only coastal national park in Tanzania, Saadani combines beach and bush safaris, allowing visitors to witness elephants roaming near the shoreline.
Coastal Tanzania & Zanzibar Archipelago
Mnemba Atoll & Bawe Island: Exclusive private island retreats ideal for honeymooners and luxury travelers seeking ultimate seclusion.
Zanzibar: The main island, Unguja, is known for its historic Stone Town, white sandy beaches, and vibrant water sports scene, including snorkeling, kite surfing, and diving.
Pemba & Mafia Islands: These remote islands offer a more secluded experience, with rich marine biodiversity, coral reefs, and opportunities for swimming with whale sharks.
Uganda Safaris
Explore Uganda’s National Parks & Wildlife Treasures
Uganda’s most popular national parks are concentrated between Lake Albert and the country’s southwestern border, making it possible to explore them in a single safari circuit from Kampala. The country is renowned for its diverse wildlife experiences, from primate trekking to classic game safaris.
Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi & Mgahinga
- Bwindi Impenetrable National Park – Home to nearly half of the world’s mountain gorillas, Bwindi offers an unparalleled gorilla trekking experience. Around 20 habituated gorilla families reside here, making sightings almost guaranteed.
- Mgahinga Gorilla National Park – A smaller but equally rewarding park, Mgahinga hosts a single habituated gorilla family. Beyond gorilla trekking, visitors can explore its stunning volcanic landscape, including caves formed by ancient lava flows.
Wildlife & Safari Highlights
- Queen Elizabeth National Park – One of Uganda’s most famous safari destinations, known for its diverse wildlife. It is home to the famous tree-climbing lions of the Ishasha sector. Nearby, Kyambura Gorge offers a chance to trek chimpanzees in a lush forest setting, while Kalinzu Forest Reserve provides another excellent chimp trekking experience.
- Kibale National Park – Located in southwestern Uganda, Kibale is often regarded as the best place in the world for chimpanzee trekking. It boasts the highest density of primates in East Africa.
- Semuliki National Park – Bordering the Democratic Republic of Congo, Semuliki is a lesser-known gem. Visitors can enjoy game drives, chimpanzee trekking, and scenic boat cruises on Lake Albert.
Scenic Landscapes & Unique Adventures
- Murchison Falls National Park – Situated northwest of Kampala, this park is bisected by the White Nile, creating dramatic waterfalls and excellent opportunities for boat cruises. The diverse landscapes support a wide variety of wildlife, including elephants, giraffes, and large predators.
- Kidepo Valley National Park – For travelers seeking an off-the-beaten-path adventure, Kidepo is Uganda’s most remote and untouched wilderness. Located in the far northeast, it offers breathtaking scenery and some of the best wildlife viewing in the country, with minimal tourist crowds.
Lakeside Relaxation
Although Uganda is landlocked, visitors can unwind on the sandy shores of Lake Victoria. Popular beach spots like Lido Beach and Aero Beach in Entebbe offer a perfect way to end an adventurous safari.
Explore Uganda’s rich wildlife and breathtaking landscapes with our interactive map, helping you plan the perfect route for your safari adventure!
Rwanda Safaris
Rwanda: A Land of Primates, Savannahs, and Scenic Lakes
Rwanda, the “Land of a Thousand Hills,” is one of only three countries in Africa where you can encounter critically endangered mountain gorillas. Despite its small size, Rwanda offers a compact yet diverse safari experience, allowing visitors to explore multiple national parks in a single trip.
Volcanoes National Park (Northwest Rwanda)
Rwanda’s most famous park, located along the northwestern border, is home to the renowned mountain gorilla trekking experience. With 10 habituated gorilla families, this is the ultimate destination for primate lovers. The park’s dramatic volcanic landscape also offers golden monkey trekking, scenic hikes, and cultural encounters with the local communities.
Nyungwe National Park (Southwest Rwanda)
A vast and ancient montane rainforest, Nyungwe is the best place in Rwanda for chimpanzee trekking. The park also hosts 13 other primate species, including colobus monkeys, and features the famous Canopy Walkway, offering breathtaking views of the dense forest below.
Gishwati-Mukura National Park (Western Rwanda)
One of Rwanda’s lesser-known gems, this park offers an off-the-beaten-path chimpanzee trekking experience. The park is a biodiversity hotspot, home to golden monkeys and rare bird species, making it an excellent destination for nature enthusiasts.
Akagera National Park (Eastern Rwanda)
Rwanda’s only savannah wildlife park, Akagera is a must-visit for traditional game drives. This conservation success story is now home to the Big Five—lions, leopards, elephants, buffalo, and rhinos—alongside hippos, crocodiles, and diverse antelope species. The park’s wetlands and open plains provide exceptional safari photography opportunities.
Kigali Genocide Memorial & Historical Sites (Kigali & Surroundings)
A visit to the Kigali Genocide Memorial offers a powerful insight into Rwanda’s history, honoring the victims of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi. Additional memorial sites, such as Nyamata and Murambi, provide deeper historical context and reflection.
Lake Kivu (Western Rwanda)
Though landlocked, Rwanda’s western border is graced by the beautiful Lake Kivu, a perfect retreat for lakeside relaxation. Visitors can enjoy boat rides, kayaking, and coffee plantation tours, or simply unwind on the scenic shores of one of Africa’s Great Lakes.
Explore Rwanda with Ease
From dense rainforests teeming with primates to open savannahs rich in wildlife, Rwanda offers a diverse range of attractions within a compact area. Whether you’re trekking gorillas, spotting the Big Five, or relaxing by the lake, Rwanda is an unforgettable destination.
Resources for planning your trip
Journeys Full of Wonder, designed for you
Below are some of our safari packages. Get a package for your budget by dragging the budget line.
5 Days Maswa Mbono & Southern Serengeti Ultra Luxury Migration Safari
5 days Uganda big five and gorilla trekking safari
6 day Amboseli lake Nakuru Menengai masai mara budget safari
5 Days Lake Manyara, Ngorongoro & Ndutu Calving Safari
3 days Masai Mara Naboisho fly in photography safari
6 days Naboisho, olare motorogi fly camping/ walking and Masai Mara safari
6 days Uganda wildlife and primate trekking safari package
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