WALLSabout Luxury Travel, based in Asheville, North Carolina, invites adventurers to step beyond ordinary vacationing with their meticulously crafted African safari journeys. Though headquartered in the Blue Ridge foothills, their offerings soar globally, drawing travelers eager for immersive wildlife encounters and cultural richness on the African continent. The company specializes in high-end, small-group safaris primarily in Kenya, Tanzania, and Rwanda, blending the thrill of game drives with thoughtful lodging and cultural immersion.
Asheville travelers accustomed to the region's vibrant outdoors will find WALLSabout's approach refreshingly comprehensive and personalized. Benjamin Walls and his team coordinate every aspect of the trip, from seamless international travel arrangements to hand-picked lodges that place guests in the heart of the wild. The rigs used for game drives are customized Toyota Land Cruisers with raised tops for optimal wildlife viewing—bringing participants face-to-face with Africa’s iconic creatures like lions, elephants, and gorillas in Rwanda’s lush Volcanoes National Park.
Beyond the expected safari highlights, WALLSabout enriches experiences with cultural excursions, including visits to Maasai villages where visitors witness traditional dances and engage with local communities, creating emotional ties that linger long after the trip ends. For the ambitious, they arrange expeditions like ascending Mount Kilimanjaro, blending adventure travel’s physical challenge with expert support ensuring a safe summit experience.
Back in Asheville, the concierge remains active 24/7, offering continuous support and handling any on-the-fly needs, underscoring the company’s commitment to stress-free, high-quality travel. WALLSabout stands out not only for its expert guides who read the rhythms of the African wilderness but for cultivating lasting friendships among fellow travelers. The business anchors a unique bridge from the Appalachian outdoor ethos to a world of untamed landscapes and unforgettable moments under African skies.