• Amazing wildlife viewing, including the Big 5 (elephant, lion, leopard, rhinoceros, and buffalo) and other unique African species.
• Walking safaris, hot-air balloon safaris, and cultural exchanges with the locals all qualify as rewarding experiences.
  The Luxury of Time: In some of Africa’s most isolated areas, enjoy the benefits of being cut off from the outer world.
  Enjoy Your Senses: savor delicious African cuisine and sunset cocktails while watching giraffes stroll across the pink sky.
  Africa’s top destinations are included in the best itineraries, according to Beyond the Wild.
• Traveling with a Purpose: Every African safari contributes to deserving conservation and community development projects.

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• White Hilux Double Cab 2.5 4×4 diesel 2011 model
• Aircon; electric windows; electric mirrors
• CD/Radio standard no “AUX” plug
• 5 speed manual gearboxes with manual 4WD selection; electronic rear diff lock
• Fog lights

• Fog lights
• Bluetooth built in for mobile phone use
• Durable seat covers
• 2 x fire extinguishers
• Central locking & alarm system
• Altec Net-Star tracking anti-theft & tracking system

• White Hilux Double Cab 2.5 4×4 diesel 2011 model
• Aircon; electric windows; electric mirrors
• CD/Radio standard no “AUX” plug
• 5 speed manual gearboxes with manual 4WD selection; electronic rear diff lock
• Fog lights

• Fog lights
• Bluetooth built in for mobile phone use
• Durable seat covers
• 2 x fire extinguishers
• Central locking & alarm system
• Altec Net-Star tracking anti-theft & tracking system

• Toyota RAV 4
• Aircon; electric windows; electric mirrors
• CD/Radio standard no “AUX” plug
• 5 speed manual gearboxes with manual 4WD selection; electronic rear diff lock
• Fog lights

• Bluetooth built in for mobile phone use
• Durable seat covers
• 2 x fire extinguishers
• Central locking & alarm system
• Altec Net-Star tracking anti-theft & tracking system

RUSIZI NATIONAL PARK

Rusizi National Park is a protected area located in southwestern Burundi, along the border with the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Rwanda. It covers an area of about 110 km² and was established in 1980 to protect the wildlife and habitat of the Rusizi River. The park is home to a variety of wildlife, including hippopotamuses, crocodiles, antelopes, monkeys, and several species of birds. It is also an important breeding ground for Nile crocodiles and is known for its large population of hippos.

A national park called Ruvubu National Park is situated in Burundi, an African country, in the northeast. It was founded in 1980 and stretches across around 508 square kilometers. The Ruvubu River, which flows through the park, is the source of its name. Elephants, lions, giraffes, buffaloes, hippos, crocodiles, and other kinds of antelopes may all be found at Ruvubu National Park. With more than 400 kinds of birds documented in the park, including the shoebill stork, it is also a birdwatcher’s paradise.

LAKE RWIHINDA RESERVE

Another place in Burundi where a remarkable variety of flora and animals may be found is a popular tourist destination.
Over 8,000 hectares of shrubland, woodland, and grassland make up the reserve’s total land area. Another location that birdwatchers will appreciate is the lake. Too many unusual and beautiful birds frequent this lake to list them all.
Despite preservation efforts, agriculture and falling water levels are having an influence on the reserve.

THE KIBIRA NATIONAL PARK

A wonderful setting between 1,500m and 2,600m in elevation is where the Kibira National Park is located. The park, which is primarily made up of ancient rainforest, was originally a holy hunting place for the nation’s past monarchs. Baboons, chimpanzees, and more than 200 different bird species are supported by the forest and the rivers and streams that run through it.