:: Where we go

Scroll down to discover the countries in which we operate.

Botswana
 

Elephant in the Okavango Delta Botswana (Marcus Wilson Smith)

A landlocked country teeming with game and birdlife, with contrasting landscapes and quality camps and lodges. A kaleidoscope of images will return home with you: that malachite kingfisher perfectly mirrored in the still waters of the Okavango Delta; lion cubs cavorting on the plains at Savuti; the sun kissing the spiral curves of a kudu bull's horns..... click here to find out more about Botswana		  

Kenya
 

Game viewing in Maasai Mara Kenya (Rekero Camp)

Straddling the equator and best known for its wildlife, this popular and rewarding destination also has a vast and varied landscape and is home to over forty tribes. The 550 kilometres of coastline lead into savannah and plateaux, lakes and rivers, forests and mountains and scorching deserts. The Great Rift Valley.... click here to find out more about Kenya
  

Madagascar
 

Ringtailed lemur Madagascar (Marcus Wilson-Smith)

The world's fourth largest island, a naturalist's paradise with flora and fauna long extinct in Africa. The incredible number of unique species is due to Madagascar's early separation from the mainland, and the survival of mammals, such as lemurs, is partly due to the absence of big predators.... click here to find out more about Madagascar
  

Malawi
 

Gule Wa Mkulu Malawi (Wilderness Safaris)

Even though it is a relatively small, landlocked country, Malawi has a surprising variety of landscapes and, as a result, a great diversity of flora and fauna. The country is dominated by the 350-mile-long lake and, being part of the Great Rift Valley, there are steep escarpments, valleys, rolling plains and mountain plateaus.... click here to find out more about Malawi
  

Namibia
 

Sossusvlei (Marcus Wilson-Smith), Namibia

Named after the oldest desert in the world that extends almost the entire length of its South Atlantic coastline, this is a country of staggering contrasts with truly spectacular mountain and desert landscapes. Namibia appears to have been created for the explorer, the traveler with a passion for variety of both mood and experience.... click here to find out more about Namibia
  

South Africa
 

Boulders Beach near Cape Town (Marcus Wilson-Smith) South Africa

For the holiday maker or the adventurer, South Africa is one of the most exciting, diverse and welcoming countries in the world. The transition from the troubled times of the apartheid era has been one in which courtesy and consideration have become the benchmarks in the rapidly growing tourism industry.... click here to find out more about South Africa
  

Tanzania
 

Selous Game Reserve (Marcus Wilson-Smith), Tanzania

Often referred to as the "cradle of mankind", Tanzania is a kaleidoscope of landscapes, cultures and welcoming smiles…a riotous assault of colours, smells and fleeting images and a journey into an Africa of the past. Wandering through twisting alleyways of Stonetown in Zanzibar, alive with the scent.... click here to find out more about Tanzania		  

Uganda & Rwanda
 

Gorilla family Parc Nationale Volcans Rwanda (Marguerite Tuffrey)

A landlocked country astride the equator with many lakes, including Victoria as its southern boundary, waterfalls, mighty rivers, rolling hills and dominated by the 'Mountains of the Moon' on the western border. It is one of Africa's most lush countries and the National Parks reflect the extraordinary diversity on offer.... click here to find out more about Uganda
  

Zambia
 

Leopard in South Luangwa National Park (Pieter Liouw, Shenton Safaris Zambia)

Surrounded by 8 countries, Zambia is one of Africa's best kept secrets offering a wild terrain which remains largely unspoilt since the days of David Livingstone. The lucky visitor will discover open plains, woodlands, wetlands and forests housing an incredible diversity of wildlife, a mighty river that thunders along the southern boundaries..... click here to find out more about Zambia
  

Zimbabwe
 

Victoria Falls Zimbabwe (Marcus Wilson Smith)

It has always been one of our favourite destinations and we now believe that there really is light at the end of what has been a very dark tunnel in Zimbabwe’s political and economic history. It is very exciting to be back in touch with our good friends and suppliers and to offer holidays again to this wonderful country. The hospitality and warmth of the people.... click here to find out more about Zimbabwe		  

Indian Ocean

 

Indian Ocean (Marcus Wilson-Smith)

Imagine every shade of aquamarine, sapphire, opal and emerald, from the palest translucent waters of the protected lagoons to the deep waters beyond the reefs. Let us help you decide which of its islands or coastal shorelines will fit your dream for an escape from your busy life or for a few days relaxation after one of our legendary safaris....click here to find out more about the Indian Ocean destinations
  

:: Where we go

 Botswana

 Kenya

 Madagascar

 Malawi

 Namibia

 Rwanda

 South Africa

 Tanzania

 Uganda

 Zambia

 Zimbabwe

 Indian Ocean
 
     
 
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