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Africa has a way of getting under your skin. One minute you’re watching a herd of elephants wander across the savannah, and the next you’re sipping a sundowner as the sky turns every shade of orange imaginable. But exploring Africa isn’t just about where you go, it’s about how you experience it. Read along to discover the Bunnik Tours difference and our range of tours to Africa.

The African continent is vast and rich with diverse culinary heritage. African foods reflect the history, culture and geography of each region, as well as the influences of trade, colonisation, and migration.

One of the world’s most remarkable events, Africa’s Great Migration is a sight to behold. Unfolding annually over several months, catching this natural spectacle requires some careful planning to ensure your visit is an unforgettable one.

Absolutely nothing will prepare you for your first glimpse of wildlife in Kenya! Read on to hear about Wendy's, one of our incredible Product Specialists, experience.

You will spot an abundance of wildlife when travelling on an African safari. Whether you're spotting lions in the Maasai Mara or tracking wildebeest in the Ngorongoro Crater - every day is a new adventure.

A continent of immense natural beauty, bursting with life around every corner, you will never feel more alive than when you're in Africa! An experience you have to do at least once in your lifetime, let this overview help you narrow down which of the many countries you will tick off that bucket list.

What might 48 hours in one of the world’s finest game reserves entail? Let’s find out. The Maasai Mara’s landscape is characterised by wide open plains, and rolling grasslands, dotted with the occasional tree. Flowing into the Serengeti, it is one of the biggest reserves in the world.

Diverse landscapes, teeming wildlife, and rich history awaits in Africa. Lions, elephants, giraffes and zebra roam the endless grass plains, whilst local villages are bursting with welcoming warmth and traditions.

Welcome to Antananarivo, Madagascar… an unexpected gem and a place I was told I would dislike. But it has everything I love – interesting buildings, beautiful scenery, an intriguing history and locals with a sense of humour.