Botswana, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia & Zimbabwe
Southern Africa has something that appeals to everyone. From the first-time safari-goer about to fall in love with the continent, to the most experienced safari aficionado looking for the adventure of a lifetime.
Southern African Safaris
There is a huge diversity of habitats and so different styles of safari available in Southern Africa. From the exceptionally game-rich Sabi Sands in South Africa to the oldest desert in the world, the Namib, in Namibia to the jewel in the crown of Botswana, the famous Okavango Delta. There really is an experience to fit everyone’s safari wish list. Travel between most of the wild areas in Southern Africa is very easy and so even combinations between some of these incredible places are quick and easy to fulfil. For example, it is easy to combine areas such as the Sabi Sands with the Okavango Delta. Or even the Okavango Delta with some city time in Cape Town. Everything is possible. There are even some incredibly exclusive and adventurous areas to explore like the Kalahari Desert from either South Africa or Botswana, the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans in central Botswana or Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe. In Southern Africa you can be as adventurous as you like, or perhaps follow the more mainstream route; the safari experience we can craft is going to be exceptional either way.
Boat safaris are a great way to explore areas such as the Okavango Delta and offer a different perspective to a lot of wildlife.
“The contrast between the wet Okavango and the dry Kalahari surrounding it is immense. And the game viewing was absolutely amazing, especially the Wild Dogs in the Delta!”
Southern African Highlights
The Okavango Delta, a true oasis in the Kalahari Desert
Highest quality walking safaris in Zambia’s South Luangwa and Lower Zambezi
Explore Cape Town and the winelands, and the famous Sabi Sands for a taste of the hustle and bustle of the city and beautiful wine region, combined with top class safari
Northern Botswana & Zimbabwe combined are home to over 100,000 elephants, around a third of the world’s population
The oldest desert in the world, the Namib, appeals to experienced safari goers with its specially adapted inhabitants and its stunning sceneery and expansive landscapes
Experience 'the Smoke that Thunders’, Victoria Falls, one of the most magnificent waterfalls in the world
Properties We Love:
Botswana
Gomoti Camp - Okavango Delta
Gomoti is a fantastically game-rich area of the Okavango delta. There are plenty of dry areas to explore throughout the year yet it retains the ability to explore the shallow water channels and lagoons that criss-cross the delta. Superb game viewing combined with exceptionally welcoming and knowledgeable staff, what more could you ask for?
Selinda Explorers Camp - Linyanti
Located in the exclusive wildlife haven of the Linyanti Marshes, this down to earth yet with a touch of luxury camp offers the feel of being at one with the African bush. Whether you are drifting down river in a canoe or winding your way through the savannah you are sure to see some incredible wildlife spectacles with lions, leopard and wild dogs being some of the notable predators residing here.
Mombo - Okavango Delta
Mombo, the place of plenty. This is arguably the most famous safari camp in Africa and with good reason. Combine excellent game viewing with seriously top quality service right in the exclusive heart of the Okavango Delta and you have a contender for the best property in Africa. Well known for it’s excellent leopard sightings.
Meno a Kwena - Makgadikgadi Pans
What an incredible landscape Meno sits on the edge of! The Makgadikgadi salt pans are like nowhere else. You can go and spend a night out under the stars in this vast arid utopia. Or you can stick closer to the rustic, quintessential bush camp and watch the elephants and zebra come to quench their thirst having emerged from the thirsty pans themselves. This really is the perfect fusion of adventure and wildlife in the middle of Botswana.
South Africa
Tswalu - South Africa
Situated within its own private concession at the souothern tip of the vast Kalahari desert, Tswalu fits perfectly into the red sand dunes around it. This is a place of the rare and wonderful. Regular sightings of Aardvark, Pangolin, Brown Hyena and Meerkats supplement the usual suspects of big cats and plains game. If you want unique luxury, this is it.