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Need Advice?We focus on safari adventures to the national parks and private reserves in South Africa, Namibia, and Botswana. Highlights in other Southern African countries are often included, most notably Victoria Falls.
You have abundant choices for exceptional Big Five viewing in pristine areas.
Experience vast landscapes under star-studded skies and photograph desert-adapted animals.
Enjoy authentic safaris in untouched wilderness where migration occurs.
The many conservation areas on the subcontinent cater to diverse safari requirements and offer various experiences.
These safari areas are unmatched in terms of the variety of wildlife, extraordinary landscapes, and a primordial sense of man's dependence on nature.
Kruger offers a greater diversity of animal species than any of Africa's other national parks. The available safaris range from basic but comfortable to ultra-luxurious.
The Okavango is an oasis in the vast expanse of the Kalahari that attracts seasonal migration of large herds to its crystal clear waters—unique, beautiful, and awe-inspiring.
South Africa's oldest and most revered private game reserve is home to some of the most luxurious lodges in Africa. It forms part of Greater Kruger and is the best place to view leopards in the wild.
Etosha features in our private overland tour and luxury fly-in safari packages to Namibia. This arid wilderness area is truly unique and flush with wildlife.
Viewing Africa's wildlife in its natural habitat is the primary focus of any safari. The Big 5 arguably inspire the most awe, but there is much more to encounter.
More AnimalsThese safaris offer a fine combination of remote wilderness areas, fantastic lodgings, expert guides, and rewarding game viewing.
This ultra-luxurious safari and tour combination explores the finest wilderness areas in South Africa, Botswana, and Zambia before ending in South Africa's beautiful Mother City of Cape Town.
Explore South Africa's top Big 5-hosting national parks with a private African Sky guide. This safari includes Kruger National Park, uMkuze, Hluhluwe-iMfolozi, and Pilanesberg.
Explore South Africa's top Big 5-hosting national parks with an African Sky guide. This safari includes Kruger National Park, Hluhluwe-iMfolozi, Addo, and Pilanesberg.
Visit three unique Southern African countries and four awe-inspiring safari areas - the Greater Kruger's Sabi Sand, Matetsi in Zimbabwe and Chobe, and the Okavango Delta in Botswana.
An affordable personal safari and tour combination that ticks off three fabulous destinations - Cape Town, the Kruger National Park, and the awe-inspiring Victoria Falls.
Make your way across the vast Namib Desert on a nine-day adventure that visits Windhoek, Swakopmund, Sossusvlei, and Etosha - all of Namibia's most sought-after destinations.
Activities commonly enjoyed on safari in the national parks and private reserves of Southern Africa.
Game drives are the predominant safari activity in the private game reserves and national parks of Southern Africa. Two of these drives (typically two and a half to three hours) are customarily conducted daily: early morning, shortly after sunrise, and late afternoon. In some areas, the later afternoon drive extends into the early evening.
Bush Walks allow you to get up close to the wildlife in Africa accompanied by an armed ranger. After returning from the morning game drive and enjoying breakfast, most lodges and camps offer the opportunity to explore the wilderness on foot accompanied by an armed ranger. It provides a more intimate interaction with nature.
It is one of the most popular safari activities in Botswana. You can also enjoy this type of wildlife interaction in Zambia. It typically involves game viewing from waterways, rivers, and lagoons on a traditional dugout canoe propelled by a ranger or a motorized boat excursion. Sunset cruises on the Chobe and Zambezi Rivers are an exceptional way to enjoy game viewing and savoring an African sunset.
In Southern Africa, avid birders will find abundant migrant and endemic bird species in grand natural settings. This activity can be enjoyed on all daily safari activities, as rangers will point out rare and more common bird species. If you intend to tick off a rare species like shoebill stork or Pel's fishing owl, your package should be planned to a destination where they will likely be spotted.
Clear skies and low to no light pollution make the wilderness areas of Africa incredible stargazing locations. Casual stargazing can be enjoyed from all national parks and private reserves. If you want a more in-depth stargazing experience, mention this to your consultant. They will include camps and lodges in the itinerary that offer specialized equipment and employ knowledgeable astronomers.
Bush picnics are a delightful way of savoring immersion in nature while enjoying a meal in a pristine setting. Some lodges offer the opportunity to book picnics as a specific activity if you wish to enjoy a private picnic. Almost all lodges and camps will stop in a beautiful spot for coffee and rusks on the morning game drive and drinks and snacks just before sunset, during the afternoon game drive.
Safaris to Namibia invariably start with a flight from Johannesburg or Cape Town to Windhoek or Walvisbay. From here, travel between various safari destinations can be overland or via light charter aircraft. The most sought-after safari areas are Etosha and the private reserves surrounding it and Sossusvlei, with most visitors also opting to spend a few nights in Swakopmund from where the Skeleton Coast and Namib Desert can be explored. Namibia is a vast country, and if you opt for overland travel between areas, you must be comfortable with long drives (Typically around five to seven hours) when traveling between areas.
Botswana's prime safari destinations are in the country's north-eastern part. Access to these areas is via the airports in Maun and Kasane. Daily flights from Cape Town and Johannesburg in South Africa are available to these towns. Kasane can also be reached by transferring just over an hour from Livingstone (Zambia) and Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe).
Once in Botswana, light charter flights are required to reach the camps in the Okavango Delta, Makgadikgadi Pans, Central Kalahari, and the central and southern parts of the Chobe National Park. The northern reaches of Chobe are accessible from the commercial airport in Kasane.
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