Fly in to Amboseli National Park, famous for its large heard of resident elephant and scenic beauty, it's backdrop is the world’s highest free-standing mountain, snow-capped Mt Kilimanjaro. Off to Meru National Park, wild and remote one of the prime destinations to see rhino in their natural habitat. Fly to The Masai Mara, famous for its large numbers of wildlife and classified among the “Seven Wonders of the World” due to the extraordinary annual seasonal wildebeest migration.

Mosquito nets and twinkling lanterns, an extraordinary guide and even more extraordinary experiences? This is fly camping, one of the most magical ways to enjoy Tanzania’s parks. Start with a few nights in Tarangire. Then delve straight into the heart of Ruaha and explore terrain where few have set foot before, fly-camping every night in a different location. Next up is the Selous Game Reserve, a vast, unexplored expanse of twisted woodland, winding rivers and rocky gorges.

Head North to Kenya's Samburu land, a place of austere beauty. With Mount Kenya looming in the distance and the dark Ewaso River winding through its wildlife-rich land, this is a place where warm and welcoming people make for an exceptional safari experience. From here, head to Kenya's flagship region—the Masai Mara—where the greatest wildlife spectacle on earth unfolds before you very eyes. Stunning views and beautiful sweeping lodges await.