Channel Title: Africa Geographic Channel Description: Africa Geographic is about TRAVEL and CONSERVATION - for those who want their safaris and donations to make a real difference – in Africa. We live here in Africa and have been doing this since 1991. HANDCRAFTED EXPERIENTIAL SAFARIS just for you. Travel in Africa is about knowing what, when and where to go and with whom - for the ultimate experience. A few weeks too early/late or a few kilometres off course, you could miss the greatest show on Earth. And wouldn’t that be a pity? We also write informative, FACTUAL ARTICLES about Africa's incredible natural wonders, which we publish here and share via our newsletter, app and social media pages. Over sixteen million humans in the last decade have read these stories that reflect the complexity and reality of life at ground level here in Africa. That's 16m caring individuals - our tribe - that have taken on board the science and considered opinions, and helped us spread the word. And for that, we are eternally grateful. <video> Wishing our tribe a happy festive season and a fulfilling year ahead! Description: Wishing the AG tribe a happy festive season and a fulfilling year ahead! We are a TAILORED SAFARI company and have been crafting life-changing vacations since 1991. Contact us to start the discussion - travel@africageographic.com or https://africageographic.com/ </video> <video> 2023 Photographer of the Year Description: Our Photographer of the Year 2023 is now open for entries! CASH prizes of US$10,000 for the overall winner and the two runners-up. In addition, they and their partners will join our CEO Simon Espley and his wife, Lizz, on the ultimate PRIVATE SAFARI in Tuli, Botswana. Entries can be submitted from 1 February to 30 April 2023. Judging will take place throughout those months and for the month of May, and the winners will be announced in early June 2023. Enter here and join us in celebrating Africa: https://africageographic.com/photographer-of-the-year/2023-entry-form/ Proudly brought to you by Hemmersbach Rhino Force and Mashatu Botswana </video> <video> Wouldn’t you rather be on safari? Let Africa Geographic take you there. Description: We are a TAILORED SAFARI company and have been crafting life-changing vacations since 1991. Browse our ready-made safaris - https://africageographic.com/ - or contact us to start the discussion: travel@africageographic.com </video> <video> August and September safari highlights Description: August and September are Africa’s most popular safari months for good reasons - book early! Here’s what you need to know: August: https://africageographic.com/travel/august-safari-africas-most-popular-month September: https://africageographic.com/travel/september-safari-dry-season-action </video> <video> Africa Geographic - Photographer of the Year 2024 Description: Photographer of the Year 2024 is open for entries from 1 March to 31 May. We’re looking for your photos that celebrate Africa and capture the continent’s splendour, from wildlife action and landscapes to African culture and safari experiences. There are some epic prizes up for grabs for our three winners. Read more about the prizes and how to enter here: https://africageographic.com/photographer-of-the-year/2024-details/ Sponsored by Imvelo Safari Lodges. In association with Southern African Conservation Trust (SACT) and WILDCRU. </video> <video> All the tips you’ll need for your January and February safari! Description: Our safari experts view January and February as the months to experience the calving season for wildebeest in Maasai Mara, and predator action in Kruger. The weather is fine on East Africa’s paradise islands, and clear skies make for excellent gorilla trekking. For all the tips you’ll need for your January and February safari, visit https://africageographic.com/travel/january-safari-predators-chimps-gorillas </video> <video> Lions make 1.5km swim across croc-infested channel, Queen Elizabeth NP, Uganda Description: Researchers had long suspected that lions were swimming across the crocodile-infested Kazinga Channel, joining Lakes Edward and George, in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda. In this incredible footage, researchers captured lion brothers Jacob (a three-legged lion) and Tibu attempting the crossing, and the actual moment when the lions crossed the Kazinga Channel in a 1.5km swim. Read more about why these lions were crossing this channel here: https://africageographic.com/stories/why-did-the-3-legged-lion-swim-the-1-5km-croc-infested-channel/ </video> <video> Wish you were here? Come on safari with Africa Geographic Description: We are a TAILORED SAFARI company and have been crafting life-changing vacations since 1991. Browse our ready-made safaris - https://africageographic.com/ - or contact us to start the discussion: travel@africageographic.com </video> <video> Is October the best safari month? Description: Many of our safari experts view October as the best month for a safari in Africa. With predators easy to spot at waterholes in southern Africa, fewer crowds at Mara River wildebeest crossings and warm weather at the beach, there are plenty of reasons to start planning an October safari now. Here's why: https://africageographic.com/travel/october-best-african-safari-month Let us help you plan your next safari! </video> <video> Wishing our tribe a happy festive season and fulfilling year ahead! Description: Wishing the AG tribe a happy festive season and a fulfilling year ahead! We are a TAILORED SAFARI company and have been crafting life-changing vacations since 1991. Contact us to start the discussion - travel@africageographic.com or https://africageographic.com/ </video> <video> May safari - start of the southern dry season Description: Experience the magic of a safari in May! Explore Southern Africa's vibrant wildlife as the dry season begins, offering optimal safari conditions with fewer crowds. Experience Mozambique's pristine beaches or Seychelles' crystal-clear waters. Don't miss the Maasai Mara's secret season for exclusive wildlife encounters, and marvel at the majestic Victoria Falls in full glory. Book your May safari now for an unforgettable journey! Find out more on our website here: https://africageographic.com/travel/may-safari-start-of-the-southern-dry-season or contact our travel team at travel@africageographic.com #Africa #travel #AGtravel #maasaimara #victoriafalls #mozambique #eastafrica #travelafrica #southafrica </video> <video> November - unique African safari moments Description: Our safari experts view November as the month of variety and for seeking out localised migrations and other unique safari experiences. From the world’s largest mammal migration, to fine weather in the Cape Winelands and low-season rates in Madagascar - here’s what’s on offer for your November safari. Read more on https://africageographic.com/travel/november-unique-african-safari-moments Let us help you plan your next safari! </video> <video> Here’s what you can expect from your June-July safari. Description: June-July marks the best wildlife-viewing in Africa. There is very little rain expected (the dry season prevails) and temperatures are moderate - perfect safari weather. Here’s what you can expect from your June-July safari. Find out more on our website here: June safaris: https://africageographic.com/travel/june-safari-the-start-of-prime-wildlife-season July safaris: https://africageographic.com/travel/july-safari-excellent-wildlife-encounters Contact our travel team at travel@africageographic.com for more info. </video> <video> December safaris – beaches & lush bushveld Description: Our safari experts view December as the month to seek out lush green landscapes, festive-season Cape Town and white sand beaches. For all the tips you’ll need for your December safari, visit https://africageographic.com/travel/december-safari-beaches-and-lush-bushveld Let us help you plan your next safari! </video> <video> Africa Geographic - Photographer of the Year 2025 Description: Photographer of the Year 2025 is open for entries from 1 February to 30 April. We’re looking for your photos that celebrate Africa and capture the continent’s splendour, from wildlife action and landscapes to African culture and safari experiences. Our three winners and their partners will travel to Odzala-Kokoua in Congo-Brazzaville to find lowland gorillas, forest elephants and much more. Read more about the prize and how to enter here: https://africageographic.com/photographer-of-the-year/2025-details/ In association with @Ukuri.travel and @africanparksnetwork </video>

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Africa Geographic is about TRAVEL and CONSERVATION - for those who want their safaris and donations to make a real difference – in Africa. We live here in Africa and have been doing this since 1991.

HANDCRAFTED EXPERIENTIAL SAFARIS just for you. Travel in Africa is about knowing what, when and where to go and with whom - for the ultimate experience. A few weeks too early/late or a few kilometres off course, you could miss the greatest show on Earth. And wouldn’t that be a pity?

We also write informative, FACTUAL ARTICLES about Africa's incredible natural wonders, which we publish here and share via our newsletter, app and social media pages. Over sixteen million humans in the last decade have read these stories that reflect the complexity and reality of life at ground level here in Africa. That's 16m caring individuals - our tribe - that have taken on board the science and considered opinions, and helped us spread the word. And for that, we are eternally grateful.

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