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Most visitors to Zimbabwe experience the “must see” Victoria Falls, ‘one of the seven natural wonders of the world,’ and the adventure capital of the region. Described as the world’s largest curtain of falling water, Victoria Falls is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Zimbabwe's game rich national parks also serve up breathtaking sunrises, up close wildlife encounters and star-studded night skies.
Zambia is a landlocked country blessed with an abundance of wildlife, awe-inspiring natural wonders, huge water bodies and vast open spaces. This is the land of the legendary African walking safari and probably southern Africa’s best kept secret as it is regarded as one of the last true wildernesses. Home to the iconic Victoria Falls, and Livingstone, Zambia’s game reserves are relatively undiscovered treasures for those seeking a more off-the-beaten path Zambia safari.
It is Tanzania’s incredible diversity of game-viewing areas with unparalleled numbers of animals, herds of elephant, giant migrations of zebra and wildebeest that appeals to us. We love Tanzania from the snow-capped summit of Mount Kilimanjaro to the vast herds of game grazing on the endless plains of the Serengeti and the game rich Ngorongoro Crater, as well as the sun-kissed beaches of Zanzibar to the people. Tanzania is home to some charming hosts. There are a few different tribes who make their lives in the bush, but the most well-known is the colorfully dressed Maasai.
South Africa has been called “A world in one country”. It offers cosmopolitan cities, a rainbow nation of richly diverse cultures, spectacular scenery and of course the Big Five safari experience. South Africa has it all!
Crystal clear turquoise waters and sun drenched, white beaches make the Seychelles an ideal post-safari retreat or Seychelles honeymoon destination if you are looking for an unspoiled tropical paradise. The Seychelles is where one can lie on palm-fringed beaches and swim in warm, crystal-clear water. There are numerous coral reefs and nature reserves, as well as rare animals such as giant Aldabra tortoises.
Rwanda is known as the land of a thousand hills, with beautiful scenery and warm, friendly people. On a trip to Rwanda, you will have a unique experience in one of the most remarkable countries in the world. As guardians of many iconic species, they are committed to safeguarding their existence within their National Parks and responsible tourism practices are front and centre. They are constantly working to ensure that they live in sustainable harmony with their environment, with a clean and green approach thanks to efforts throughout every community.
Namibia is a place of great contrasts, with its soaring red desert dunes, endless horizons, expansive coastlines, and the shimmering salt pans of Etosha. The many rare plant species, adapted wildlife and star-studded indigo night skies offers some of the most mesmerizing scenery in the world, making exploring the oldest, driest desert in the world an exciting experience.
Mozambique is known for its pristine palm-fringed beaches, azure waters, sunny skies, excellent diving reefs with multitudes of tropical fish. This mysterious country in south-east Africa has much to offer with its long, dune-fringed beaches, well-preserved corals, pounding surf in the south, secluded archipelagos in the north, and graceful dhows with billowing sails. The country offers British-style architecture, energetic nightlife, a fascinating cultural mix, and vast expanses of bush. You will find a wealth of sights, tastes, and experiences to delight the senses.
Mauritius is a subtropical island country in the Indian Ocean. With its long stretches of powder-white beaches, turquoise waters and luxury resorts, Mauritius is the perfect place for a honeymoon vacation or to complement a southern Africa safari. The interior of the island offers breathtaking mountainous scenery and almost year-round sunshine.
It is the wide-open plains of the Maasai Mara teeming with herds of zebra, gazelles and wildebeest and dotted with Maasai herdsmen tending their cattle that draws us to Kenya. The Mara with its breathtaking landscapes is an extraordinary year round safari destination. Beyond the Maasai Mara more fascinating wildlife can be found in places like Samburu and Lake Nakuru.
