Africa Safari Escapes
Sweeping African landscape with wildlife

Our Destinations

Fifty Five Countries. One Extraordinary Continent.

Each destination we offer has been personally scouted, deeply understood, and curated for the discerning traveller who demands more than a postcard.

Kenya — Masai Mara
Kenya

Masai Mara

The Greatest Show on Earth

Best: May – October7–12 days

The Masai Mara is Africa's most celebrated wildlife arena — a vast, rolling grassland where the drama of predator and prey plays out daily. From July to October, the Great Migration brings over a million wildebeest thundering across the Mara River in one of nature's most breathtaking spectacles. Year-round, the Mara delivers: lion prides, cheetah families, and elephant herds moving through golden light at dusk.

  • Great Migration (Jul–Oct)
  • Big Five year-round
  • Maasai cultural encounters
  • Hot air balloon safaris
  • Exclusive conservancies
Tanzania — Serengeti & Ngorongoro
Tanzania

Serengeti & Ngorongoro

Endless Plains, Timeless Encounters

Best: May – October7–12 days

Tanzania is Africa distilled to its purest essence. The Serengeti's infinite horizon, the Ngorongoro Crater's extraordinary concentration of wildlife, and the remote Selous — now Nyerere National Park — offer a breadth of experience unmatched anywhere on the continent. Add Zanzibar's spice-scented coastline and you have a journey that engages every sense.

  • Serengeti Migration year-round
  • Ngorongoro Crater floor drives
  • Selous boat safaris
  • Zanzibar beach extension
  • Tarangire elephant herds
Botswana — Okavango Delta & Chobe
Botswana

Okavango Delta & Chobe

Water, Wilderness, and Absolute Silence

Best: May – October7–12 days

Botswana has made a deliberate choice: low volume, high value. The Okavango Delta — a UNESCO World Heritage Site — floods each year to create a labyrinth of channels, islands, and lagoons teeming with life. Mokoro canoe safaris glide silently past hippos and elephants. Chobe National Park hosts the largest elephant population on earth. This is Africa without compromise.

  • Okavango mokoro safaris
  • Chobe elephant herds
  • Moremi Game Reserve
  • Linyanti private concessions
  • Night drives in exclusive areas
Uganda — Bwindi & Queen Elizabeth
Uganda

Bwindi & Queen Elizabeth

Face to Face with the Mountain Gorilla

Best: May – October7–12 days

Uganda is the Pearl of Africa — and nowhere is that more apparent than in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, home to almost half the world's remaining mountain gorillas. A gorilla trekking permit grants one hour in the presence of a habituated family group, an encounter so profound it redefines what it means to witness wildlife. Combine with chimpanzee tracking in Kibale and the tree-climbing lions of Queen Elizabeth National Park.

  • Mountain gorilla trekking
  • Chimpanzee tracking in Kibale
  • Tree-climbing lions
  • Boat safari on Kazinga Channel
  • Bwindi forest walks
Zimbabwe — Hwange, Victoria Falls, KARIBA, MATOPOS + MORE
Zimbabwe

Hwange, Victoria Falls, KARIBA, MATOPOS + MORE

Ancient Wilderness, Thundering Water

Best: May – October7–12 days

Zimbabwe is Africa's best-kept secret — and those who know it guard it jealously. Hwange National Park supports one of the continent's largest elephant populations, alongside lion, wild dog, and sable antelope. Victoria Falls — Mosi-oa-Tunya, 'the smoke that thunders' — is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. Together they form a safari of extraordinary contrasts: raw wilderness and elemental spectacle.  Kariba offers iconic wildlife safaris, massive engineering landmarks, and scenic water activities in the North. The unmissabe mysterious Chinhoyi Caves.

  • Hwange elephant herds
  • Victoria Falls at full flood
  • Diverse wildlife viewings
  • Walking safaris with expert guides
  • Boat safaris on the Zambezi
South Africa — Kruger & Private Reserves
South Africa

Kruger & Private Reserves

The Big Five in Their Iconic Terrain

Best: May – October7–12 days

South Africa offers the most accessible luxury safari experience on the continent — and the private reserves bordering Kruger National Park deliver it without compromise. Sabi Sand, Timbavati, and Thornybush offer unfenced access to Kruger's wildlife with the intimacy of exclusive lodges, expert rangers, and twice-daily game drives. Leopard sightings here are among the most reliable in Africa.

  • Big Five in private reserves
  • Leopard sightings in Sabi Sand
  • Luxury lodge experiences
  • Cape Town extension
  • Whale watching (Jun–Nov)
Zambia — South Luangwa & Lower Zambezi
Zambia

South Luangwa & Lower Zambezi

The Birthplace of the Walking Safari

Best: May – October7–12 days

Zambia invented the walking safari, and South Luangwa Valley remains its spiritual home. Here, you leave the vehicle and enter the bush on foot — guided by some of Africa's finest trackers and naturalists. The Luangwa River teems with hippos and crocodiles; leopards are extraordinarily abundant. The Lower Zambezi offers canoe safaris and fishing for tiger fish against a backdrop of escarpment and elephant.

  • Walking safaris with master guides
  • Night drives in South Luangwa
  • Canoe safaris on the Zambezi
  • Leopard density among Africa's highest
  • Remote fly-in camps
Namibia — Sossusvlei, Etosha & Damaraland
Namibia

Sossusvlei, Etosha & Damaraland

The World's Oldest Desert, Alive with Wonder

Best: May – October7–12 days

Namibia is Africa's most dramatic landscape destination — a vast, sparsely populated country where ancient deserts meet extraordinary wildlife. The Namib Desert, the oldest on Earth, sculpts towering red dunes at Sossusvlei that glow like embers at sunrise. Etosha National Park's vast salt pan draws lion, cheetah, elephant, and black rhino to floodlit waterholes for some of the continent's most theatrical game viewing. In Damaraland, desert-adapted elephants and black rhino roam a lunar landscape of volcanic rock and dry riverbeds. Namibia rewards the curious — it is a destination of silence, scale, and singular beauty.

  • Sossusvlei dunes at sunrise
  • Etosha waterhole game viewing
  • Desert-adapted elephant & black rhino
  • Skeleton Coast wilderness
  • Fish River Canyon hiking
  • Himba cultural encounters
Rwanda — Volcanoes National Park
Rwanda

Volcanoes National Park

The Land of a Thousand Hills

Best: May – October7–12 days

Rwanda is Africa's most remarkable conservation success story. Volcanoes National Park, nestled in the Virunga massif, is home to over a third of the world's remaining mountain gorillas. Trekking through bamboo forest to sit with a habituated gorilla family is among the most moving wildlife encounters on earth. Beyond the gorillas, Rwanda offers golden monkey tracking, Nyungwe Forest's chimpanzees and canopy walkway, and Akagera National Park — a rewilded savanna where lions and rhinos have been reintroduced.

  • Mountain gorilla trekking
  • Golden monkey encounters
  • Nyungwe chimpanzee tracking
  • Akagera lion & rhino sightings
  • Kigali city & genocide memorial
Ethiopia — Omo Valley, Simien Mountains & Lalibela
Ethiopia

Omo Valley, Simien Mountains & Lalibela

Ancient Civilisation, Wild Highlands

Best: May – October7–12 days

Ethiopia is Africa's most culturally layered destination — a country of rock-hewn churches, ancient kingdoms, and landscapes found nowhere else on earth. The Simien Mountains harbour the endemic Gelada baboon and Ethiopian wolf, the world's rarest canid. The Omo Valley is home to some of Africa's most distinct tribal cultures. Lalibela's monolithic churches, carved from living rock in the 12th century, are a UNESCO World Heritage Site of extraordinary power. Ethiopia rewards the intellectually curious traveller.

  • Gelada baboon trekking in the Simiens
  • Ethiopian wolf — world's rarest canid
  • Lalibela rock-hewn churches
  • Omo Valley tribal cultures
  • Danakil Depression — Earth's hottest place
Madagascar — Avenue of the Baobabs, Ranomafana & Nosy Be
Madagascar

Avenue of the Baobabs, Ranomafana & Nosy Be

The Eighth Continent

Best: May – October7–12 days

Madagascar is unlike anywhere else on earth. Separated from the African mainland for 88 million years, it has evolved an astonishing array of endemic species — over 90% of its wildlife exists nowhere else. Lemurs of every description inhabit ancient rainforests; chameleons and fossas lurk in dry deciduous woodland; the Avenue of the Baobabs glows gold at sunset. Combine wildlife immersion with the turquoise waters and coral reefs of Nosy Be for a journey of pure discovery.

  • Lemur trekking in Ranomafana
  • Avenue of the Baobabs at sunset
  • Fossa & chameleon spotting
  • Nosy Be marine life & snorkelling
  • Tsingy de Bemaraha limestone karst
Malawi — Lake Malawi, Liwonde & Nyika
Malawi

Lake Malawi, Liwonde & Nyika

The Warm Heart of Africa

Best: May – October7–12 days

Malawi is Africa's most underrated destination — a country of extraordinary warmth, both in its people and its landscapes. Lake Malawi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the third largest lake in Africa and home to more fish species than any other lake on earth; its crystal-clear waters are perfect for snorkelling, kayaking, and sailing. Liwonde National Park has undergone a dramatic rewilding, with lions, cheetahs, and wild dogs reintroduced. Nyika Plateau's rolling montane grasslands offer horse-riding safaris unlike anywhere else on the continent.

  • Lake Malawi snorkelling & kayaking
  • Liwonde lion & wild dog sightings
  • Nyika Plateau horse-riding safaris
  • Majete rhino & elephant encounters
  • Authentic, uncrowded wilderness

The Full Continent

Every Corner of Africa - We will take you there!

Our expertise spans the entire continent. If your dream destination is not featured above, our specialists have the knowledge and connections to make it happen. Below is a guide to every country we can arrange — enquire about any of them.

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