Every safari, covered.
From a malaria-free first-timer trip to Madikwe through to gorilla trekking in Rwanda — we plan safaris across nine African countries and every style of camp.
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Big Five Safaris
Lion, leopard, rhino, elephant, buffalo — Kruger, Sabi Sand and Madikwe deliver consistently.
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Luxury Lodge Safaris
All-inclusive private reserves with rangers, trackers and chef-cooked dinners under the stars.
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Self-Drive Safaris
Hire a 4x4 and run your own route through Kruger, Etosha or the Garden Route.
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Walking Safaris
On-foot tracking in South Luangwa, Mana Pools and Sabi Sand with experienced armed guides.
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Family Safaris
Malaria-free reserves including Madikwe, Pilanesberg and Addo with kid-friendly lodges and shorter game drives.
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Gorilla Trekking
Spend one unforgettable hour with a habituated gorilla family in Uganda's Bwindi or Rwanda's Volcanoes National Park.
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Migration Safaris
Follow 1.5 million wildebeest across the Serengeti–Mara ecosystem. Timing varies throughout the year.
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Desert Safaris
Explore towering dunes, shipwreck-lined coastlines and desert-adapted wildlife in Namibia.
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Nine countries, one obsession — wild Africa done properly.
South Africa
The easiest Big Five experience on the continent — malaria-free options, world-class lodges and self-drive routes that suit families and first-timers.
Botswana
The high-end safari benchmark. Low-volume tourism, water-based game viewing in the Okavango Delta, and elephant herds in Chobe.
Kenya
Home of the Great Migration crossings. Masai Mara delivers the iconic East African plains image, with Amboseli framing elephants against Kilimanjaro.
Tanzania
The Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater and the southern circuit — Tanzania holds more wild ground than any East African neighbour, with the migration spending eight months of the year here.
Namibia
Desert, dunes and dramatic landscapes alongside Etosha's saltpan game viewing. Namibia is the self-drive safari country — well-graded roads, English signage, easy logistics.
Zambia
The home of the walking safari. South Luangwa is the connoisseur's choice — small camps, brilliant guides, leopards in the daytime.
Zimbabwe
Hwange's elephants, Mana Pools' canoe trails, and the Zimbabwe side of Victoria Falls — best falls view, best sundowner bar.
Uganda & Rwanda
Gorilla trekking — one hour with a habituated mountain gorilla family is the most-asked-for wildlife experience on the continent. Limited permits, book a year ahead.
Mozambique
Bush and beach in one country. Game in Gorongosa + dhow-sailing and diving in the Bazaruto and Quirimbas archipelagos.