Areas

A combination of conservation success stories, private conservancies, unique wildlife, and owner-run ranches.

Home to some of the world’s top wine estates, quaint villages, rolling countryside, and fine dining.

The birthplace of walking safaris, South Luangwa is known for having some of the best guides in Africa.

Zimbabwe’s largest park is home to big game and unique wildlife, guaranteeing an exciting and diverse safari.

This must-see region on Rwanda’s eastern border is the country’s only Big Five safari destination.

Gateway to Tanzania’s northern safari circuit – travelers pass through en route to the Serengeti, Ngorongoro, and Tarangire.

Uncover fascinating military history across historic battlefields in northern KwaZulu-Natal.

Bazaruto’s idyllic beaches and exceptional marine life are the perfect complement to a southern African safari.

A true wilderness destination for safari connoisseurs, the unique Kalahari landscape transforms between seasons.

Central Namibia is a great base for exploring some of the country’s top cultural and natural experiences.

A region of unexpected sightings, this wild landscape is home to desert-adapted wildlife and unique scenery.

A major East African port city, Dar is a buzzing city with some great waterfront hotels.

A wildlife haven on the Garden Route, famous for seasonal activities like whale watching.

South Africa’s highest mountain range, the Drakensberg is a marvellously scenic hiking and walking region.

With pristine beaches and wild scenery, the East Coast is a nature lover’s dream.

The gateway to safaris in Uganda. A quiet, friendly city on the shores of Lake Victoria.