Our safaris are unique and tailored for every expedition, maximizing the quality of experiences we provide our guests.
Our team and guests have picked these African safaris as our favourite expeditions. We work with each guest to build an itinerary tailored to you and your traveling party. Our goal is to ensure you are constantly engaged, and receiving luxury hospitality from the moment you touch down in Africa to the time you leave.
This tour includes all the best that northern Tanzania has to offer. Your adventure begins at Serengeti, one of the best parks in Africa. You will continue on your way to see the Eighth Wonder of the World – Ngorongoro Conservation area. After Ngorongoro you will head to Tarangire Park, the land of elephants and baobabs. You can end your vacation in Zanzibar, where with a glass of African wine you will remember the brightest moments of African adventure and dream to come back here again.
Located in the Serengeti ecosystem, Mwiba Wildlife Sanctuary is an exclusive game reserve offering world-class luxury alongside the stunning savanna of the Serengeti.
For those wanting a lavish safari experience without the crowds that typically flock to the Serengeti, this six day VIP experience offers luxurious pampering alongside world-class game viewing in the world’s best safari destination.
Widely regarded as one of the most beautiful cities in the world, cosmopolitan Cape Town is a bustling cultural gem where countless cultures combine into one fascinating melting pot. Surrounded by some of South Africa’s most popular tourist destinations, a trip to Cape Town combines the glittering city’s night life and world-class luxury accommodations with the natural beauty of places like Table Mountain, the breathtaking Cape Peninsula, and the nearby wine regions.
Our seven-day Cape Town experience showcases the very best that the region has to offer, including a full day in wine country, a whale watching experience, and a romantic hot air balloon over the vineyards of Stellenbosch.
Victoria Falls is the largest waterfall in the world. Locals call it Mosi-oa-Tunya “he Smoke Which Thunders,” or Chongue “The Place of the Rainbow”. When this waterfall was discovered by explorer David Livingstone, he said it was the most beautiful sight in Africa and named it after the Queen of England.
Although most of the waterfall is located in Zambia, it has the best view from Zimbabwe. You will see the waterfall from the ground, from a bird’s eye view, meet the sunset on the Zambezi River. In addition, the waterfall gives you the opportunity to experience extreme sports. Here you can go rafting, bungee jumping and take the most spectacular flight over the falls on a zipline.
Join our exclusive trip across South Africa! During 9 days you’ll have a chance to experience the best what country has to offer. We begin from Joburg, briefly see Pretoria, travel by Rovos train to Cape Town & finish this trip with wine-yards in Stellenbosch. Holiday like this – is the most suitable for honeymooners or couples, who’s seeking for real romance…
For a more complete Namibian experience, our nine-day private Namibia tour ensures you fully experience all that the hidden gem has to offer.
You’ll explore the towering dunes of Sossusvlei, experience the serene beauty of the lonely Skeleton Coast, go on safari in Etosha National Park, and finish it all up with a visit to the world-renowned cheetah sanctuary of Okonjima for a comprehensive Namibian experience.
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A curated African travel guide on tips and information about what it is like to travel to Africa, and what is the best African expedition to choose.
Tanzania has long been one of the most popular travel destinations in Africa, and for good reason. This incredible country caters to all types of
The Serengeti is one of Africa’s most magical landscapes, where iconic wildlife roams free across vast plains, and the thrill of discovery awaits around every
When people think of a Tanzanian safari, iconic destinations like Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, and Kilimanjaro often come to mind. However, for those in search of
Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak, stands at a breathtaking 19,341 feet (5,895 meters), luring adventurers from all corners of the globe. Whether you’re an experienced
If you’re planning a trip to Zanzibar soon, there’s an important update that you need to be aware of. Starting October 1st, 2024, Zanzibar will
When it comes to celebrating life’s most significant moments, the setting is everything. Imagine spending your honeymoon in the heart of the African wilderness, toasting
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Yes, one of our biggest feature is that we have offices across Southern and Eastern Africa, where we can book and support activities in those regions.
We provide hot meals whilst on safaris, in some rare cases you may get a packed lunch.
Yes, it is recommended that you visit a travel health clinic before your trip to ensure that you have the necessary vaccinations and medications to protect you against common illnesses such as malaria, yellow fever, and hepatitis A and B.
It is important to pack lightweight, breathable clothing that covers your arms and legs to protect you from insects and the sun. Comfortable closed-toe shoes or boots are recommended for walking safaris. You may also want to pack a hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, binoculars, and a camera with extra batteries and memory cards.
Yes, it is generally safe to go on an African safari as long as you take necessary precautions and follow the guidance of your safari guides. It is important to stay within designated areas, listen to safety briefings, and avoid approaching or disturbing wild animals.
The best time of year to go on an African safari depends on the location and the type of animals you want to see. Generally, the dry season (June to October) is the best time to go on safari as the animals gather around water sources, making them easier to spot.
A typical day on an African safari may include early morning and late afternoon game drives or walking tours to observe wildlife. During the middle of the day, you may have downtime to relax or participate in cultural activities. Evenings may include stargazing, campfires, or wildlife lectures.
