Cape Town

Cape Town is one of the world’s most beautiful cities and is frequently voted in the Top 10 worldwide. The majestic Table Mountain forms the backdrop with the city surrounded by pristine beaches, quaint harbour towns and world-class vineyards. 

Cape Town is located at the Southern most tip of Africa and is a must-see destination if you are planning a Southern Africa safari holiday. For more info on popular attractions see our Cape Town Information page.

Kruger Park

The Kruger National Park in South Africa is one of the premier wildlife reserves in all of Africa, and boasts more large mammal species than any other, over 140 in total. The Kruger is also home to more than 500 bird species making it the ideal destination for an African Safari holiday. 

The Kruger Park is easily accessible by roan or light aircraft and offers a large variety of accommodation types, from very basic to ultra-luxury five star. For more information visit our Kruger Park info page. 

Victoria Falls

Victoria Falls is the world’s largest waterfall and is located on the mighty Zambezi River on the border of Zimbabwe and Zambia. This incredible spectacle of nature is one of the seven wonders of Africa and an extremely popular attraction for safari goers.

The Victoria Falls offers more than just a spectacular waterfall however, it is also an oasis of adventure. The area offers incredible white water rafting, bungee jumping, zip lining, cultural visits, tiger fishing, sunset cruises and much more. See our Victoria Falls info guide including safaris in the nearby Chobe and luxury African safari packages.

Serengeti

The Serengeti in Tanzania is renowned for Africa’s largest migration of animals, The Great Migration. This intense spectacle of wildlife in its rawest form is an experience that should be on every wildlife lovers bucket list. 

The Great Migration boasts almost 2 million animals moving in a circular pattern through the Serengeti in search of greener grazing pastures as they follow the seasonal rain falls. The Serengeti is of course more than just the Great Migration, it is also home to Masai Lion, African Leopard, Tanzania Cheetah, Bush Elephant, Rhino and African Buffalo.  

For more information on this sublime part of Africa with its never ending plains views and magnificent luxury safari accommodation, visit our Serengeti Luxury Accommodation and Info page.  

Okavango Delta

The Okavango Delta in Botswana is one of Africa’s leading destinations for a luxury safari. This inland delta is teeming with wildlife and home to an estimated 200,000 large mammals, with large herds of elephant and buffalo totaling in excess of 30,000. 

The Okavango Delta offers unique experiences like a traditional mokoro (dugout canoe) safari, where you can get up close to the animals as they come down to quench their thirst on the many channels and inlets of the Delta. For more information on this gem of a location including luxury safari accommodation, visit our Botswana Safaris page.

Maasai Mara

The Mara in Kenya, as it is referred to by the locals is a large game reserve contiguous with the Serengeti. It is named in honour of the local Maasai people and their description of the plains when looked at from afar.     

The Great Migration can be viewed in the Mara when the animals move from the Serengeti to the south of the reserve typically from July to October. All members of the Big 5 are also present in the Mara as well as large groups of hippo and crocodiles in the rivers. For more information and luxury safari accommodation and packages see our Maasai Mara info page.  

       South Africa

The rainbow nation as it’s fondly known provides an abundance of breathtaking vacation packages and experiences in one very special country. The Cape in the south offers world-class beaches, whale watching, shark encounters, wine estates and sublime scenery. The Kruger Park in the north is the home of Big 5 African safari tours and boasts more mammal species than anywhere else in Africa.

       Botswana

Botswana lies in the centre of southern Africa with the Kalahari Desert forming the majority of the country. The Okavango Delta is a wondrous wetland within the desert and Africa’s premier destination for unique luxury African safari tours. Chobe in the north-east of the country is renowned for their predators and large concentrations of game.

       Tanzania

Tanzania is best known for the Great Migration in the Serengeti where millions of animals move in a circular pattern following the rainfalls in search of grazing grounds. This spectacular African safari experience is the biggest movement of animals anywhere in the world and provides a front row seat to magnificent wildlife encounters. This is often the setting for many National Geographic wildlife documentaries.

       Kenya

Kenya’s biodiversity is fascinating, with scorched deserts and endless savannah plains interrupted by snow-capped mountains, equatorial forests and cool highlands. The Great Migration also passes through the Masai Mara during the annual wildebeest migration, a perfect setting for viewing roaming predators and plains game on a luxury safari tour. The Masai Mara is often featured on Animal Planet and other wildlife shows.

       Namibia

Named after the Namib, the oldest desert on the planet, Namibia is celebrated for its infinite blue skies, vast open landscapes and star-filled nights. The many national parks and game reserves boast an abundance of wildlife from the white saltpans of Etosha to the red dunes of Sossusvlei and lonely beaches of the Skeleton Coast. This is a superb destination for a photographic safari tour.

       Zambia

Zambia is one of Africa’s least travelled and most rewarding African safari vacation destinations. The country boasts many rivers including the mighty Zambezi ending in the magnificent Victoria Falls. Zambia is also the premier destination for walking safaris and is the best way to enjoy the country’s rich fauna and flora. Birding safaris in Zambia are particularly prolific, attracting enthusiasts worldwide.

       Seychelles

The Seychelles comprises 115 islands in the Indian Ocean, situated off the east coast of Africa and epitomises the “tropical island paradise” expression. The Seychelles features the world’s largest raised coral atoll and a World Heritage site home to more than 150,000 giant tortoises. The islands additionally boast more than 1,000 flowering plant species and more than 220 bird species.