The ultimate South Africa safari focuses on three main destinations – Cape Town, the Cape Winelands, and Sabi Sand Private Reserve – where you will experience stunning landscapes, delicious food and wine, and an exceptional game-viewing experience. You’ll spend three nights in Cape Town, in a hotel in the desirable area of Camps Bay. There is plenty to do here in Cape Town so whether you are looking to explore the landmarks, history, or beaches of this cosmopolitan city, we can help organize excursions for you. Spend two days in the Cape Winelands region, staying at the beautiful Leeu House. Afterward, catch a flight from Cape Town to the Kruger, where you will spend an unforgettable three nights on safari, highlighting the Big 5 and many other animals across this phenomenal reserve. Sabi Sand Private Reserve is famed for its exclusivity and, being able to off-road for particular sightings, adds to the excitement. You’ll stay in Dulini – one of the most luxurious lodges in the Sabi Sand and boasting fantastic resident wildlife.

This itinerary is a combination of driving and flying, combining both the popular parks with the less-visited wonders. Up first is the Ol Pejeta Conservancy which is famous for the protected northern white rhinos – the last two in the world! This is not only an exceptional sighting, but a key part of history and science. After two nights here, you will head to Samburu National Park which is a semi arid landscape offering unique wildlife species and great elephant sightings. Finally, you will fly to the Mara North Conservancy to the north of the Masai Mara – a safari gem that you will fall in love with.

The wildebeest migration is one of the most desired safari experiences to witness, and rightly so! With approximately 1.5 – 2 million wildebeest and zebra migrating across the plains of the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania and the Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya, it is the largest migration on Earth. Although the herd patterns differ each year, our specialists will curate an itinerary that gives you the best opportunity to see the wildebeest migration herds, no matter what time of year you travel.

Between the months of June and October, you will stay in a luxury tented camp in the northern plains of the Serengeti, before flying across to the beautiful island of Zanzibar. Between November and March, you will stay in the southern plains of the Serengeti. Our Africa specialists will offer detailed explanations and curate the perfect safari for you. So if the Great Migration is on your bucket list, get in touch today.

Uganda is the perfect destination for those looking for adventure and unforgettable experiences. This week-long itinerary takes you through three major national parks: Kibale Forest where you will get to experience the chimpanzees, Queen Elizabeth National Park where you will spot the famous tree-climbing lions, and of course, Bwindi National Park which is home to the mighty mountain gorillas. Your safari experience will include both private and shared activities, with professional guides, rangers and local experts with you at all stages.

This 9-night itinerary includes the two highlights in southern Africa. You will firstly start your itinerary in the iconic Okavango Delta in Botswana. Here you will spend six nights on safari, across two different areas and safari camps in the Delta. Experience the best of the Delta with game drives across floodplains and expansive plains, and boat safaris through smaller channels and riverways that make up the Delta. You’ll spend three nights in two luxury camps – Sable Alley and Little Vumbura.

Here your safari guide will educate you on the mechanics of the Delta and how each year, the waters completely transform the landscape, forcing the animals to adapt to its everchanging ways too. You will then fly from Maun, over to Victoria Falls. Spend three nights here at Ilala Lodge on the Zimbabwean side, where you can enjoy a tour of the mighty falls, sunset cruises on the Royal Zambezi and get stuck in with all the adrenaline-fueled activities on offer.

This itinerary features the gems of Zambia’s safari parks. After a few days enjoying the iconic Victoria Falls at Tongabezi Lodge, you will fly across to the Lower Zambezi National Park to spend 5 nights on a luxury safari. With the mighty Zambezi River the main attraction to the park, you can enjoy a variety of safari activities here including day and night game drives, walking safaris, canoe and boat safaris, and tiger fishing. After the Lower Zambezi, you’ll head to the South Luangwa to spend a few days in Puku Ridge – the sister camp of Chiawa.

If you’re looking for an unforgettable safari experience focused on primates, Rwanda is definitely the destination. This 6-night tour takes you to two dense and vibrant forests where you will have the opportunity to track both the habituated chimpanzees, the golden monkeys and the mountain gorillas. You’ll have a private driver/ guide throughout your trip and, as you drive through these stunning landscapes, you can stop as much as you like for photographic opportunities.

In Ngungwe National Park, you will be spending two nights in a 5-star lodge – the One & Only Nyungwe. Here you will enjoy activities such as chimpanzee tracking and a guided canopy walk. You’ll then spend three nights in the Volcanoes National Park where you will enjoy mountain gorilla and golden monkey tracking. Here you will be staying at the luxury lodge of Bisate – an award-winning lodge designed to reflect the local Rwandan architectural design.

Ideal for those who want a mix of guided tours and independent exploring, this 12-night trip offers many South Africa highlights with all accommodation included, starting with two full days in Cape Town. Hike iconic Table Mountain with an expert guide and then tour the Cape Peninsula with its many impressive sights, including African penguins on Boulders Beach.

From there, drive a rental car to Oudtshoorn, visit the Cango Caves and enjoy lots of exploring in stunning Plettenberg Bay, including whale watching opportunities. Next, travel to Amakhala Game Reserve for three exciting days of safari adventures, watching for African wildlife.

For those looking to combine the highlights of Tanzania into a compact itinerary, this is a great option. You’ll start your trip on the idyllic island of Zanzibar, enjoying white sand beaches and azure waters. The hotel sits slightly back from the white-sand beaches and offers a range of facilities like a swimming pool and luxury villas. After your time relaxing in Zanzibar, you’ll fly to the Manyara airstrip to start your safari. You’ll spend two nights in the Ngorongoro Highlands where you will get the chance to game drive in both Lake Manyara National Park and descend down into the Ngorongoro Crater.

You’ll then make your way to the Serengeti National Park to spend three nights on safari, with the opportunity to see the Great Migration. Depending on the time of year, you will either fly to the northern plains of the Serengeti (June to October) or head down to the Ndutu plans in the south (December to March) to witness the calving season. On the final day, you will fly from the Serengeti airstrip to Kilimanjaro, where you will connect to your international flights home.