Welcome home to Africa.

The Southern Tip of Africa

South Africa

Mountain, sea and vineyards in the Cape, then the Big Five Safaris in the Kruger’s private reserves, with whale coast from July to November...

Africa’s Great Inland Delta

Botswana

Glide by mokoro through the Okavango Delta, track wild dogs and big cats in the remote Linyanti, then watch the sun set over the endless Makgadikgadi salt pans. Intimate camps and very few vehicles keep the wilderness wonderfully your own.

The Atlantic Desert

Namibia

The dunes of Sossusvlei, the Skeleton Coast and the desert elephants of Damaraland. Best seen on a long road trip or from a light aircraft.

Victoria Falls & the Zambezi

Zimbabwe

Feel the thunder and spray of Victoria Falls, then head into Hwange, Zimbabwe’s largest national park, where great herds of elephant gather at the waterholes. Finish on the banks of the Zambezi in Mana Pools, exploring on foot and by canoe with professional guides who train for years before they earn the right to lead a walk.

The Luangwa Valley

Zambia

Walk the valley where it all began in South Luangwa, explore the vast, untamed Kafue, then canoe the Lower Zambezi past elephants and hippos.

The Indian Ocean Coast

Mozambique

Dhow sailing in Bazaruto. Coral reefs and whale sharks. Barefoot luxury on the Indian Ocean.

The Maasai Mara

Kenya

The Maasai Mara at migration time, Laikipia’s private conservancies under Mount Kenya, and the wild, rugged north of Samburu: Kenya’s classic safari circuit and beyond.

The Serengeti

Tanzania

The Serengeti’s endless plains and the wildlife-rich Ngorongoro Crater, the remote southern wilderness of Ruaha and Nyerere, then barefoot days on Zanzibar to finish.

The Pearl of Africa

Uganda

Mountain gorillas in Bwindi, chimpanzees in Kibale, the tree-climbing lions of Queen Elizabeth, and the source of the Nile at Jinja: Africa’s Pearl at its most remarkable.

Land of a Thousand Hills

Rwanda

Mountain gorillas in the Virungas, chimpanzees and treetop walks in Nyungwe, lakeside downtime on Lake Kivu, and Big Five safari in Akagera, with Kigali to start or finish.

The Island of Mauritius

Mauritius

Turquoise lagoons, coral reefs and exceptional resorts. It’s the effortless way to unwind after a safari.

The Great Red Island

Madagascar

Lemurs in the rainforest, sunset on the Avenue of the Baobabs and long, empty island beaches. On an island where most of the wildlife lives nowhere else on Earth, nowhere else looks quite like it.

Seychelles & the Granite Islands

Seychelles

Granite boulders, powder-soft beaches and protected marine parks across 115 islands. It’s the Indian Ocean at its most beautiful.