Though several have a strong honeymoon emphasis, there are a few camps that operate best with groups; most are especially well suited for couples of all ages. That makes it rather challenging to recommend particular vacations for couples! But we can exclude couples from family-oriented camps, or camps quite popular with honeymooners, and from then on practically all of Africa is available for your travels. Rather than focusing your attention on particular camps, we advise you to begin by choosing which sort of couple safari vacation is most suitable for you.

Beach vacations and safaris

East Africa is suggested if you wish to visit the beach as well as go on safari. Tanzania is particularly good given the country’s varied selection of safari sites and its closeness to the islands of the Zanzibar Archipelago, which houses Africa’s most affordable beach hotels. Tanzania has something for everyone, from the first-timer to the safari lover, so there’s a safari to fit any sort of vacationer. The beaches here are also superior to those on the Kenya Coast. Mozambique’s beaches are also worth a visit, but it’s good to note that prices usually soar when connecting in this nation for your beach stop.

Safari of luxury

The place for you needs to be Botswana if you want the most opulent safari in a genuine environment, but be ready to spend Africa’s highest price tag! This nation maybe the best safari on the whole continent. South Africa and its renowned Kruger Park can be a great choice if you desire the luxury but are not very eager to spend such steep costs.

Safari for the daring

We advise Zambia for brave tourists wishing to miss the throng. Famous for being off the main path, this nation emphasizes safari over the hospitality experience and flashy grandeur of certain camps elsewhere.

Brief safari

South Africa and Namibia are the top choices for a brief safari. Generally speaking, safari in both nations is not regarded as as good as elsewhere (mostly for the absence of genuine wilderness and authenticity), but the enormous private game reserves of SA’s Kruger and Namibia’s Etosha undoubtedly connect in well with city breaks and a whole range of other experiences.