Africa In Focus Brochure

Africa In Focus (AIF) operates mobile camping adventure and photographic safaris through East and Southern Africa, designed for travellers who wish to gain a genuine knowledge and appreciation of the continent, its renowned wildlife, landscapes and culture.

Safaris and Overland Expeditions

Africa In Focus offers safaris of two, three and four weeks, with the option to combine two or more tours into longer overlanding expeditions.

• Tours of 2, 3 and 4 weeks in duration
• Longer overlanding expeditions through seven countries
• The classic Nairobi to Cape Town route over 55 days
• An optional Gorilla Trek in Uganda and Rwanda to extend the journey

Semi-Participation Camping

AIF mobile camping safaris are semi-participation. A road crew of three is on hand to give every assistance, and travellers are shown how to play their part in camp life.

• Learn to put up and take down your own tent
• Help with meal preparation, while an excellent cook handles the cooking
• Assist with camp tasks such as washing dishes
• Maintain strict hygiene throughout the trip

This hands-on involvement helps travellers get into the spirit of the trip and create special, lasting memories.

Photographic Workshops

Africa In Focus integrates photographic workshops and tutorials for clients who wish to capture more memorable images than just snapshots. A photographically knowledgeable guide is part of the crew and provides this guidance throughout the tour. Even travellers who are not keen photographers are likely to bring a camera, and can capture memorable photos with even a point-and-shoot.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of safari does Africa In Focus offer?

Africa In Focus offers mobile camping adventure and photographic safaris through East and Southern Africa.

How long are the safaris?

Safaris are available in durations of two, three and four weeks, and tours can be combined into longer overlanding expeditions.

What is the longest expedition available?

The classic Nairobi to Cape Town route runs over 55 days, or longer if the Gorilla Trek in Uganda and Rwanda is included.

What does semi-participation mean?

It means travellers help with tasks such as putting up their own tent, meal preparation and washing dishes, while a road crew of three and an excellent cook provide support.

Do I need photography experience?

No. While a photographically knowledgeable guide offers workshops and tutorials, even those using a simple point-and-shoot camera can capture memorable photos.

Through how many countries do the overland tours pass?

The longer overlanding expeditions travel through seven countries.

This brochure is part of the Catalink archive and may no longer be available to order. The information above describes Africa In Focus. For current details, visit the company's official website.