Wilderness, Wildlife, Wonder

Wilderness, Wildlife, Wonder

Crafting your perfect Africa escape

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A continent rich with culture, wildlife, and natural beauty, Africa provides diverse and breathtaking destinations for travellers. Whether you are looking to dip your toes into pristine beach sand or to spend your days in search of wildlife across the savannah grasslands, East and Southern Africa offer all you might wish for. Our expert travel consultants will help you translate your dreams into the perfect holiday.

South Africa

South Africa

Nestled at the southern tip of Africa, South Africa is a tapestry of vast landscapes, abundant wildlife, and vibrant cultures, making it an ideal setting for an unforgettable Big 5 Safari experience.

Famous For

  • Kruger: Highest chance in Africa of seeing all of the Big 5: lion, leopard, elephant, rhino and buffalo
  • Madikwe: A heartening conservation success story
  • Cape Town: Table Mountain, the Winelands, African penguins and the V&A Waterfront
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Botswana

Botswana

In Botswana, breathtaking vistas and thrilling wildlife encounters create the perfect backdrop for a romantic honeymoon safari or an opportunity to sharpen your photography prowess.

Famous For

  • Chobe: The undisputed elephant kingdom of Africa
  • Okavango Delta: The world’s largest and most pristine inland wetland
  • Makgadikgadi: Let curious meerkats use you as their lookout post!
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Zambia

Zambia

Zambia, celebrated as one of Southern Africa’s most untamed and secluded treasures, presents visitors with pure natural splendour, thriving wildlife, and an authentic taste of adventure.

Famous For

  • Victoria Falls: Understand why it’s called The Smoke that Thunders
  • Lower Zambezi: Paddle the channels of the life-giving waterway
  • South Luangwa: The birthplace of authentic walking safaris
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Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe, a gem in the heart of Southern Africa, boasts a blend of dramatic landscapes, from the mighty Victoria Falls to expansive savannahs. Rich in wildlife and steeped in history, it offers a captivating journey through untamed wilderness and cultural heritage.

Famous For

  • Victoria Falls: The world’s greatest sheet of falling water
  • Hwange: Zimbabwe’s elephant kingdom and flagship national park
  • Mana Pools: Canoe on the Zambezi and walk with wildlife
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Victoria Falls

Victoria Falls

Dubbed “the smoke that thunders,” Victoria Falls stands as one of the most captivating sights on the African continent and is celebrated as one of the seven natural wonders of the world.

Famous For

  • Victoria Falls: The world’s greatest sheet of falling water
  • Devil’s Pool: Seasonal swimming on the edge of the precipice!
  • Zambezi River: Heart-stopping adrenalin on the Falls’ life source
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Namibia

Namibia

Home to the world’s oldest desert, highest sand dune and an enormous salt pan, Namibia also boasts the mysterious Shipwreck Coast, incredible desert-adapted animals and open roads that make it perfect for a self-driving adventure.

Famous For

  • Etosha: An astounding national park with a unique landscape and thriving wildlife
  • Sossusvlei: Where colossal red dunes and incredible prehistoric marshes meet
  • Skeleton Coast: An unforgettable atmosphere of shipwrecks, seals and survival
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Tanzania

Tanzania

Tanzania, gracing just below the equator, offers an array of holiday options, from the tranquil beaches of Zanzibar to the legendary Serengeti, ensuring an unforgettable African adventure for every family member.

Famous For

  • Serengeti: The Wildebeest Migration in all its glory
  • Ngorongoro Crater: Some of the easiest game spotting in Africa
  • Zanzibar: A magical island of spices, sunsets and culture
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Kenya

Kenya

Kenya captivates with its endless savannahs, a remarkable variety of wildlife, and communities brimming with rich histories and cultures, placing it high on the must-visit list for many African travel enthusiasts.

Famous For

  • Masai Mara: The Wildebeest Migration and incredible cheetah sightings
  • Amboseli: Diverse landscapes with best views of Kilimanjaro, Africa’s tallest peak
  • Tsavo: So large it is two impressive national parks, East and West Tsavo
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Rwanda

Rwanda

Rwanda, often described as ‘the land of a thousand hills,’ is renowned for its verdant valleys, majestic mountains, and expansive lakes that forge the stunning vistas and picturesque landscapes.

Famous For

  • Volcanoes National Park: A gorilla stronghold along the Virunga Mountains
  • Akagera: Central Africa’s largest protected wetland packed with plains game
  • Kigali: The fascinating capital that intertwines the past and future
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Uganda

Uganda

Uganda, known as the ‘Pearl of Africa,’ enchants travellers with its lush rainforests, diverse wildlife including the famed mountain gorillas, and the shimmering waters of Lake Victoria.

Famous For

  • Bwindi: The Impenetrable Forest is a haven for rare mountain gorillas
  • Kibale: Primates galore including chimpanzees and colobus monkeys
  • Lake Mburo: See unusual wildlife like white rhino and Rothschild’s giraffe
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Mauritius

Mauritius

Mauritius is one the most accessible beach and resort islands in Africa. Warm Indian ocean water, excellent infrastructure and short-haul flights make it perfect to combine with a safari in Greater Kruger, Botswana, Zambia or Victoria Falls. It is also easy to couple with Cape Town and the Winelands.

Famous For

  • Le Morne This World Heritage Site is dominated by a stunning inselberg that towers over the peninsula.
  • Chamarel Seven different colours of sand make up the incredible dunes here.
  • Grand Baie A charming seaside town on a protected bay that receives wonderful sunse
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Madagascar

Madagascar

Around 90% of species on Madagascar are endemic, making the world’s fourth largest island a treasure trove for photographers, adventurers and wildlife lovers.

Famous For

  • Lemurs: The hundred known lemur species are found nowhere else in the world.
  • Chameleons:Half of all chameleon species live on Madagascar.
  • Baobabs: Six of the eight species can be seen here.
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