Discover Your Perfect Safari

Picture the quintessential African safari, and the mind invariably conjures scenes of Kenya: boundless golden savannahs studded with spindly acacias; elephants descending on watering holes; cheetahs and leopards hunting; guttural lion roars the soundtrack to dawn and dusk. The land that inspired Out of Africa, Born Free and The Lion King, the widescreen stage for the Great Migration, which sees two million wildebeest and zebra racing for their lives across plains inhabited by big cats and crocodiles.

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Mountain, savannah, river, reef. Tanzania is a land of contrasts, where wild scenes shift from the depths of Lake Tanganyika to the soaring heights of Mount Kilimanjaro. On a Tanzania safari, rhinos roam the Ngorongoro Crater. Lions stalk giraffes across Ruaha’s remote plains. And in the Serengeti, vast herds of wildebeest and zebra race across the kopje-strewn savannah during the Great Migration.

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The light in South Africa feels brighter than anywhere else, the landscape crisper and more defined, bringing a rare intensity to every experience, every memory created. There is so much to see and do here: blockbuster safaris, powdery beaches with blinding blue waters, world-class vineyards and palate-expanding cuisine served straight from a cultural melting pot bubbling with Malay and Indian influences.

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In Moremi Game Reserve, lions, leopards and lechwes live on islands studded with terracotta termite mounds, as awestruck travellers paddle silently past in mokoros in traditional canoes. Right across this crowd-free country, nature’s survival strategies offer extraordinary spectacles. In the Makgadikgadi Pans, a vast bed of crusted salt, thousands of zebras migrate between December and March to feast on surrounding nutrient-rich grasses, while meerkats dig for insects in the dust. And in the burning red sands of the Kalahari, communities of San people practice skills handed down by their ancestors.

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A journey through Namibia reveals this land of extremes in all its raw beauty. Track free-roaming black rhinos across Damaraland’s rugged canyons. Discover ancient rock art and visit the Himba people, whose ochre-painted skin reflects traditions unchanged for centuries. On a Namibia safari, you’ll explore some of Africa’s most remote wilderness, from fossilized trees under an endless sky to the burning heart of the Kalahari.

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Building on the legacy of Dian Fossey, gorilla trekking Rwanda brings travellers face to face with one of the world’s most endangered species. On a Rwanda safari, trek through farmland and bamboo forest to meet mountain gorillas in their natural habitat. These intimate encounters are at the heart of our Rwanda silverback gorilla tours, directly supporting the communities who protect them. Listen to chimpanzees drumming on buttress roots in Nyungwe Forest, and watch the Big Five roam Akagera National Park. Along the shores of Lake Kivu, fishermen sing as they row, while pastoralists tend their sacred Ankole cattle.

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On a gorilla trekking Uganda experiences, journey deep into the forest to spend an extraordinary hour in their presence- watching them feed, groom and play just metres away. Beyond Bwindi, a Uganda safari offers encounters with chimps in Kibale’s tropical forests and thrilling game drives in Queen Elizabeth National Park. From the glacier-capped peaks of the Rwenzori Mountains to the roaring waters of Murchison Falls, our tailor-made Uganda safari tours and immersive Uganda tours reveal why this remarkable country is known as the Pearl of Africa.

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The mighty falls can be experienced by helicopter or on foot, from atmospheric spray-soaked pathways. Follow the river’s course to Lower Zambezi National Park, paddling past elephants and buffalo grazing on islands of grass. Or swap boats for boots in South Luangwa, home of the walking safari, where leopards laze in treetops bathed by honeyed amber light. A stage for large-scale spectacles, Zambia supports multiple mass migrations.

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