Areas

Trekkers come face to face with both gorillas and golden monkeys in Uganda’s smallest national park.

Historic Mombasa meets white sandy beaches in Kenya’s popular coastal region. Popular for nightlife, restaurants, and watersports.

A theater of dynamic predator-meets-prey action in the heart of the Okavango Delta.

A great region for those seeking family-friendly activities, including horse riding, biking, and kayaking.

The Victoria Nile plunges into thunderous Murchison Falls – a major highlight of Uganda’s largest park.

Kenya’s lively capital is a hub for travel throughout East Africa with some excellent accommodation options.

An enormous, truly wild reserve, where you’ll find untouched landscapes and barely another person in sight.

From watersports to pure beach relaxation, Mauritius’ North Coast has something for everyone.

A wild and remote park. This walking safari destination is for adventurous safari-goers.

A watery wilderness through which the Rufiji River flows. Great for walking and boating safaris.

One of Africa’s most ancient and biodiverse forests, with a stunning selection of wildlife, including chimpanzees.

Described as one of Central Africa’s most important strongholds for forest elephant and gorilla conservation.

Famous as the ‘ostrich capital of the world’, Oudtshoorn is a popular stop in the Little Karoo.

Jaw-dropping views make this a photographer’s dream. Ideal for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

Pemba combines feet-in-the-sand island bliss with world-class diving and exclusive beach properties.

South Africa’s greatest conservation success story, supported by exceptional lodges and experiences.