East Africa Safari

Incredible East Africa Safari Tours

Enchanting, exciting, and life-changing, our East Africa adventures offer students and groups the experience of a lifetime. Explore the natural beauty and wildlife of this amazing region with experienced guides, and learn about the cultures and histories of the people who call East Africa home.

We organize adventure treks and educational tours in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, and Zambia as part of our study-abroad and experiential internship programs. Our programs are designed to give participants an authentic and immersive experience in East Africa, and our team is passionate about sharing the beauty of this region with the world.

Local university faculty, award-winning guides, and IMA experts all play a part to deliver travel experiences that foster cross-cultural competency and develop global perspectives. Our cultural treks include defined, measurable learning outcomes, and are led by local faculty with years of experience in the field and a lifetime of East Africa in their hearts.

We explore historic landmarks and natural wonders — from serene beaches to awe-inspiring mountains — all with a fierce dedication to sustainable travel and ethical, culturally-competent engagement. There are over 200,000 years of human history in East Africa. While it’s impossible to impart such a monumental legacy in just a few weeks, our team of local and international experts firmly embrace the challenge to deliver an unforgettable educational experience.

What To Expect

East Africa Safari tours offer a wide and varied range of destinations and experiences. From beach treks to wilderness safaris, we leverage our decades of experience and an in-depth understanding of the region to create travel experiences that are ethical, safe, and truly memorable.

Integrated Travel and Study Abroad Experiences

If you're working toward a career in medicine, International Medical Aid has the offer of a lifetime. Some of the most beautiful and fascinating places on Earth are found in East Africa, where adventure travel is at its finest. With our study-abroad program, you get to experience this magnificent region while honing your skills with top medical professionals.

Accommodations and Sustainability

From rustic tent camps to eco-lodges, East Africa has a wide range of accommodations. Where you stay is selected to enhance the significance of your experience and suit your needs and interests.

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Alumni Testimonials

Kassie Fitzmaurice

"My experience in Kenya was indescribable. From a medical standpoint, I was able to learn, experience and contribute in such a meaningful manner that these memories will remain with me for the rest of my life and professional career. My mentor was a great source of comfort for me while in Kenya. He was always checking..."

Kassie Fitzmaurice

Grand Canyon University

Soham Savani

“As a medical school applicant, this experience was worthwhile. As a volunteer at Mt. Meru Regional Hospital in Arusha, Tanzania, I got a chance to further my medical knowledge all while making a lasting impact within the local community. The doctors were so welcoming and went out of their way to explain unique clinical cases in depth...."

Soham Savani

Georgetown University

Felipe de Sande Palma

“If you are you looking for a radically different yet incredible experience next summer, stop looking. This is it. Granted that this was my first time in Africa. And the first time I volunteered as a dentist. So the experience would have probably been a memorable one either way. That said, it was not just memorable, it was simply life-changing…”

Felipe de Sande Palma

University of Granada