Destinations

The Okavango Delta and northern Botswana’s lush waterways, palm trees, staggeringly large private game reserves and unique wildlife contrasted with the vast desert spaces of the Kalahari makes this Africa’s ‘Garden of Eden’..  Spectacular summer bird species, endless action between predators and prey and overwhelmingly large herds of elephants are only some of the attractions.  Add to the mix some of the most luxurious and chic safari camps on the planet and you have no reason not to visit Botswana… twice!

Largely undeveloped and rural, this country that is centred around Lake Malawi has come to be known as the home of Africa’s friendliest people.  Large reserves dot the country with ample opportunity to explore and experience unusual wildlife species.  Accommodation in Malawi is more affordable than most safari destinations and the combinations of wildlife, scenery and beaches make this an attractive African destination.

Stark but with a breath-taking ruggedness, Namibia, the land God made in anger is a photographers dream… Spectacular vistas of endless landscapes, the towering soft sand dunes of Sossusvlei, ephemeral rivers and Etosha’s infinite salt pans are images that will imprint on your heart forever. Though not a major wildlife destination, the abundance of life in this desert environment will pleasantly surprise you and you will return home with your soul enriched.

A land of spectacular diversity – bush, beach, wine lands, desert, rainforest and wildlife all come together to make South Africa a stunning and very affordable destination.  Excellent infrastructure married with world class facilities, fantastic weather, abundant wildlife and adventure opportunities, provide the perfect venue for a stand -alone African safari destination!  Whether you visit the beautiful areas of Cape Town, the warm beaches of Durban or the exciting wildlife of the Kruger National Park, you will not be disappointed.

Uganda, known as the Pearl of Africa, is situated in the heart of  East Africa and borders more well-known safari destinations  Kenya, Rwanda and Tanzania.  Better known for its gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda surprises with a wonderful variety of wildlife (including the Big Five), numerous primate species as well as being one of the world’s birding hotspots with over 1000 species!  Add fishing, the source of the Nile River and a long list of adventure activities to your safari wish list here.

The warm hospitality and creativity of the Zimbabwean people paired with the large herds of game and abundant predators is what will make you return to Zimbabwe time and again.  Dotted with world-renown wildlife reserves such as the famous Victoria Falls, Hwange National Park, Mana Pools, Lake Kariba and the Matobos to name a few, a safari through this warm heart of Africa is a must for every bucket list!