Comparison Within East Africa
* The table below does not list all species, activities, and other highlights of any destination, only those that are relative strengths compared to the other options in the table.
* Destinations in East Africa are relatively easy to combine, with Nairobi, Arusha, and Kigali as hubs.
TANZANIA
* Home to some of Africa's largest Parks and protected areas, with vast tracts of wilderness * Lower tourist volumes than other East African savanna destinations * Parks in the north and south are complementary, with water activities in Selous * Double migration season on the Serengeti (June to October and January to March) * Zanzibar provides a world class beach experience, easy to combine with safari * Africa's largest lion population
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KENYA
* Relatively developed infrastructure, direct US flights, good connections to other African destinations. Easy travel logistics. * Luxury lodgings, sophisticated service, family-friendly safaris * Parks both north and south of the equator with interesting species differences * Mild climate, absence of tsetse flies - comfortable safari destination * Diverse spectrum of cultural groups living traditional lifestyles in close proximity to safari areas - Maasai, Samburu, Pokot, etc. * East Africa's largest rhino population
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RWANDA
* Best destination in Africa for seeing gorillas - Volcanoes Park * Savanna wildlife (including the "Big Five") and aquatic species in Akagera Park. Easy to combine rainforest and savanna ecosystems in one country * Nyungwe Park is central Africa's most pristine forest, home to chimps and other primates * High-end destination with exclusivity and luxury lodging * All destinations above 7,000' makes for mild climate * Amazing post-genocide recovery story
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