Fly-in Safaris

To move quickly between attractions so that you may see and do more while on vacation, a fly-in safari uses small planes to transport you between areas within a safari destination. For an amazing fly-in- safari take a look at the following points.

An Outlook on African Fly-in Safaris

Aerial views of the landscapes you will be exploring on the ground are the best part of travelling by air, in addition to the benefits of travelling from point A to point B quickly and effectively.

• Expect magnificent views and the advantage of having a greater appreciation of the wilderness you travel through.
• Typically, single-prop planes and small, dirt runways are used for fly-in safaris.

A fly-in safari, in addition to having the obvious benefits of seeing and doing more in less time, adds an extra element of excitement and adrenaline for the majority of safari travellers.

A few of the best Fly-in Safari Destinations in Africa

Let’s have a look at a few destinations in Africa that offer the perfect Fly-in safaris.

Namibia

This is one of the better options for a fly-in trip because of the varied landscape throughout Namibia. Admire the natural splendour of the area as you fly over Sossusvlei, the Namib Desert, the shoreline, and Swakopmund.

Botswana

Visit the Okavanga Delta and Linyanti to experience the diversity and charm of a Botswana safari. The largest inland river delta in the world is visible from the air, providing you with a stunning picture of this extraordinary region. If you have more time, you can even take a long flight to South Africa.

Victoria Falls

You can combine your visit to Botswana's national parks and Victoria Falls. A flight in a small aircraft to Victoria Falls from Kasane provides magnificent views of the waterfall. Spend the night here and take a boat ride to the falls the next day.

Central Africa

One benefit of a fly-in safari is that you can go a lot of distance in a short amount of time. You may combine a safari for just seven or ten days in Zambia and Malawi, lounging on Lake Malawi while going on game drives, boating, and walking adventures for a rich experience.

Kenya

The wide-open landscapes and blue skies of East Africa make one feel tiny in comparison.

A fly-in safari in Kenya allows you to observe the vast number of animals moving across the plains from above.

While moving above the Maasai Mara National Reserve you can see large herds of wildebeest and zebras (that gather for the yearly Great Migration).

Tanzania

The Serengeti! Another brilliant setting for the Great Migration and an African Wildlife haven.

• Seeing these volcanic savannahs, outcrops, forests, and rivers from the sky is spectacular enough.
• But when one adds the millions of animals calling Serengeti home, a fly-in safari will leave you filled with joy.

Some Suggestions for Fly-in Safaris

When going on a fly-in safari, there are a few things to keep in mind:

• Smaller planes will only have a small amount of cargo and cabin capacity. So, take things which are necessary.
• With fly-in transfers, you can plan a two-three day visit to Africa.

Travelling to Africa is one of life’s most enriching experiences. And, a fly-in safari will help you experience the best of wildlife and landscapes that Africa has to offer.

So, book a fly-in safari with us without any hesitation.