Safari Decision Hub · Italy
Choose Africa from Italy.
A calmer entry into safari planning for travellers from Italy who do not know where to begin.
Why book your safari from Italy with us
Easy flights from Rome and Milan
One-stop routes to Kilimanjaro (JRO) and Nairobi (NBO) from Rome (FCO) and Milan (MXP) via Addis Ababa, Doha or Istanbul, with sensible layovers.
Visa made simple
Guidance on the Tanzania e-visa and Kenya eTA for Italian (EU) passport holders, plus the East Africa Tourist Visa for multi-country trips.
Clear budgeting in euros
Safaris are quoted and billed in US Dollars; we show an approximate euro amount so you can plan your budget from Italy at a glance.
Timed for Italian holidays
The dry season and Great Migration line up with the Italian summer break around Ferragosto, and quieter shoulder seasons suit spring and autumn getaways.
Popular safaris from Italy
7-Day Maasai Mara & Lake Nakuru Safari
Kenya · 7 days · Private
From $2,450 (approx. €2.254) per person
5-Day Serengeti & Ngorongoro Camping
Tanzania · 5 days · Group
From $902 (approx. €830) per person
10-Day Uganda Gorilla & Wildlife Safari
Uganda · 10 days · Private
From $3,069 (approx. €2.823) per person
4-Day Manyeleti Game Reserve Safari
South Africa · 4 days · Shared
From $1,110 (approx. €1.021) per person
3-Day Tsavo Quick Safari
Kenya · 3 days · Group
From $620 (approx. €570) per person
8-Day Rwanda Gorilla & Golden Monkey Trek
Rwanda · 8 days · Private
From $4,200 (approx. €3.864) per person
Euro amounts are approximate conversions shown for guidance only. All safaris are quoted and billed in US Dollars.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Italian citizens need a visa for a Tanzania or Kenya safari?
Italian (EU) passport holders can apply online for a Tanzania e-visa or a Kenya eTA before travelling, and the East Africa Tourist Visa covers Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda on one multi-country trip. We guide you through the application as part of trip planning.
How do I fly from Italy to an African safari?
Most itineraries route through Nairobi (NBO) or Kilimanjaro (JRO), reachable from Rome (FCO) and Milan (MXP) with one stop via Addis Ababa, Doha or Istanbul. We plan your safari start around your arrival flight.
When is the best time to travel from Italy for a safari?
The dry season from June to October offers the best wildlife viewing and overlaps with the Italian summer holidays; the Great Migration river crossings peak from July to September. January and February are a quieter, excellent alternative.
Are safaris priced in euros?
Safaris are quoted and billed in US Dollars. On this page we show approximate euro amounts for guidance so you can budget from Italy; the amount charged is always in USD.