Rovos Rail
Your 4-5 day and 1,400km Victoria Falls journey starts with the train’s departure from Rovos Rail Station in Pretoria, South Africa. Travel north through Warmbaths (Bela-Bela), so named for its mineral waters, and Nylstroom, christened by the Voortrekkers as the source of the Nile River. Pass the edge of the escarpment and cross the Tropic…
Magashi
Like Rwanda itself, Akagera National Park is a miraculous story of survival and regeneration. Situated in the north-eastern part of Rwanda, the 6,000 hectare park was devastated by the 1994 genocide and its aftermath. It saw a rise in poaching and returnees settling with their cattle on park land following the tragic chapter. Over the…
Mchenja Bush Camp
Reasons why we like staying at Mchenja: Set beneath a magnificent grove of ebony trees on the banks of the Luangwa River, Mchenja is a cosy tented camp overlooking a huge sweeping bend in the river Consisting of 5 tents that have wonderful river views Guest staying at Mchenja can choose whether they want to…
Tusk and Mane
Tusk and Mane offer flexible safaris between three fly camps, right in the heart of the Lower Zambezi National Park. Tafara Springs is located in the Rufunsa Valley at the foot of the escarpment. Kulefu Island and Chula Island are tucked away on remote islands in the prime game viewing area near Jeki airfield. Chula…
Kapamba
In a remote corner of Zambia’s South Luangwa National Park lies Kapamba, a camp that combines the isolation and superb game-viewing opportunities of a true bushcamp with touches of luxury. Set on the banks of the shallow, spring-fed eponymous river, Kapamba is surrounded by some of the national park’s richest wildlife. The main living and…
Lion Camp
Situated in the northern region of Zambia’s South Luangwa National Park, a truly authentic safari experience awaits you in one of the most exclusive, remote and abundant game-viewing areas of Africa. During the dry season (May to October), game viewing here is impressive with common sightings of lion, leopard, wild dog, large herds of elephant…
Luwi
Luwi is an oasis set deep in the heart of Zambia’s South Luangwa National Park, with no other camps around for miles and is named after the seasonal river that flows between January and April. The camp is open from May to October. Five cozy safari tents are nestled under a grove of ancient mahogany…
Nxai Pan Camp
Nxai Pan takes its name from the fossil pan it’s located on, right on the Western edge of the pan. The camp faces east over the open grasslands of the pans. The biggest drawcard here are the zebras that migrate by the thousands to this area – the second largest land animal migration in Africa….
Footsteps Camp
In the Shinde Concession, a remote and private corner of Botswana’s Okavango Delta, Footsteps Camp allows you to experience the pristine wilderness of the Delta the most traditional way – on foot. With only three tents, this charming intimate camp offers a highly authentic but always comfortable safari experience, combined with superb guiding. Guests stay…
Lagoon Camp
Perched on the wild Kwando River banks, and nestled beneath ebony and marula trees, this camp is set on a channel off the river. This place is home to a wide variety of birds and mammals, but mostly famous to spot wild dogs, predators and its high concentration of elephants and buffalos. The Kwando Reserve…
Splash Camp
Splash Camp is located right in the heart of the Okavango Delta; within the Private Kwara Reserve, and offers a very friendly and authentic atmosphere. The reserve shares a 30km water boundary with the famous Moremi Game Reserve and its unique location boasts both permanent water and seasonal floodplains as well as extensive dry bush…
Pom Pom
On the western boundary of the Moremi Game Reserve lies this traditional safari style camp. It not only offers superb Okavango scenery but also consistent game viewing year-round. Known for its ‘soul’ and appeal to safari traditionalists, this eco-friendly camp is located on Pom Pom Island in a private concession in the heart of Botswana’s…