A trip to Africa is life changing.

 The premier safari destination - with prices to match. 

Botswana provides a wildlife rich experience across varied terrain, lodging and activities. 

A high cost, low impact tourism model in the best wilderness area adds an earned exclusivity that comes at a luxury premium. 

 Zambia is shrouded in a safari blanket of remote timelessness. 

Large parks with just one or two lodges, exceptional walking guides and wide open vistas populated with massive migratory herds, this is the best East Africa offers without the crowds.

 Zimbabwe is a hidden secret as a safari destination. 

Plagued by political challenges for over two decades, the wildlife remains abundant and the diversity huge. 

A visit to the impressive Victoria Falls is almost a right of passage to every first time visitor to Africa. 

 Picture an ocean of sand populated with desert adapted endemic birds, reptiles and mammals. 

Named after the oldest desert on the planet, Namibia is defined by it's landscapes. 

With an infinite supply of blue sky, sun drenched weather, bright star nights and nomadic people our itineraries soak in the ambiance  of it's fragile biodiversity. 

 It's all about the Lake. 

One of Africa’s great lakes, holding more freshwater fish species than all of Europe and North America combined, the country has it's own philosophy of water, people, mountains and relaxation. 

Come for the stunning diving and stay for the laid back escapism. 

 A vast broad country blessed with stunning beaches and superb wildlife, avoiding the crowds in Tanzania is a fun challenge - one we’ve proudly beat! 

Our travel recommendations here are off the beaten path adventures. 

 The cosmopolitan heartbeat of the continent, South Africa is the gateway starting point for most itineraries with Johannesburg accessed as the transit hub for travelers moving around Africa. 

Cape Town’s breathtakingly beautiful wine country outdoes the finest Sonoma has to offer and the country’s various private game reserves provide interesting options for first time safari goers. 

 An ideal place to start or finish an extended African safari, Mozambique is a country of contradictions. 

It's tourism outlook is ocean focused - with superb archipelagos in the far north offering pristine snorkeling and diving opportunities. 

Yet it also hides rugged recovering wilderness to explore in the Niassa and Gorongosa regions. 

 The birthplace of safari, Kenya straddles the Equator, the Indian Ocean and the Great Rift Valley translating to a wide choice of options for East African holidays. 

 Tracking mountain gorillas in Rwanda is the ultimate wildlife experience and the reason why most people come here on holiday: sitting within a small family group of gorillas is a 'must' for every safari enthusiast. 

Although pricey, the conservation success story of gorilla trekking across the Virunga Mountains stays with you long after your hour is done. 

 Seychelles is an excellent destination to combine with a safari on mainland Africa. 

With easy direct access from airport hubs across Southern Africa, and the tantalizing privacy of over 100 islands and opulent accommodation, the country is renowned as an isolated honeymoon retreat. 

 Not your typical safari adventure, our trips take in the south west at the Cunene River up to the lush central escarpment. 

Angola’s tourism is in its infancy, making each journey feel like the first exploration into uncharted territory.