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An Introduction to African Safari Destinations
Click on the links below to discover more about each country.
Where to Explore
Kenya
Botswana
South Africa
The classic safari heartland. Home to the Great Migration and wide-open savannahs, Kenya offers an iconic introduction to Africa with a deep focus on cultural heritage and wildlife conservation.
Unspoiled and exclusive. Experience the Okavango Delta’s unique water-based safaris and the elephant-rich Chobe National Park, perfect for travellers seeking quiet luxury and deep connection with nature.
Diversity at its finest. From world-class private game reserves to the sophisticated charm of the Cape Winelands and the vibrant culture of Cape Town, it’s a journey of contrasts and comfort.
Namibia
Tanzania
Zimbabwe
A land of surreal landscapes. From the towering red dunes of the Namib Desert to the wildlife-rich Etosha Pan, Namibia offers adventure for those seeking solitude and raw beauty.
The land of Kilimanjaro and Zanzibar. Experience the legendary Serengeti, the geological wonder of Ngorongoro Crater, and the spice-scented beaches of the coast.
The home of Victoria Falls. Renowned for its exceptional professional guides and authentic walking safaris, Zimbabwe offers an unfiltered and deeply immersive wildlife experience.
Rwanda
The Land of a Thousand Hills. Rwanda offers intimate encounters with Mountain Gorillas and a profound story of resilience and regrowth.
Uganda
Zambia
The Pearl of Africa. Famous for gorilla trekking in Bwindi and the source of the Nile, Uganda offers incredible biodiversity, from chimpanzee forests to savannah game viewing.
The wild alternative. Revere Zambia’s Luangwa and Zambezi rivers, where high-quality walking safaris and exceptional guiding meet untamed, off-the-beaten-path wilderness.
Ethiopia
Madagascar
Mauritius
Ethiopia offers a very different side of Africa. From the rock‑hewn churches of Lalibela to the highlands and lakes, it’s rich in history, culture and scenery. While it’s not a classic ‘big game’ safari destination, Ethiopia can be a rewarding add‑on for curious travellers.
Madagascar is the fourth largest island in the world, featuring a range of unique plant and animal species, including the lemur. With tourism in it's infancy, Madagascar offers more basic accommodation options and authentic experiences.
Set in the warm waters of the Indian Ocean, Mauritius combines laid-back island living with just the right touch of adventure. Spend days unwinding on palm-fringed beaches, snorkelling over vibrant coral reefs, and evenings enjoying fresh seafood beneath the stars.