Conservation Trips

Conservation trips offer travellers a meaningful way to explore Africa while contributing directly to the protection of its ecosystems, wildlife, and local communities. These journeys go beyond traditional safaris by giving travellers the opportunity to witness conservation work firsthand—whether it is tracking rhinos with anti-poaching teams in Namibia, monitoring lions and elephants in Kenya, participating in reforestation efforts in Rwanda’s Gishwati–Mukura Forest, or supporting marine conservation along Mozambique’s remote coastline. Each experience is shaped by responsible travel principles, ensuring that tourism revenue and traveller involvement play a positive role in preserving fragile environments and supporting local livelihoods.