Our access to legends and luminaries allows us to create magnificent special interest tours. No matter what your passion is, we have the perfect safari for you. Epicureans, for example, can explore some of South Africa’s best restaurants and vineyards with a world-famous chef or winemaker.
Golfers can play a round with a famous golfer on their private course. History buffs can explore the evacuation sites with archaeologists. Animal lovers can get behind the scenes with top conservationists on the front lines of wildlife preservation. Your possibilities are virtually endless… Africa is yours to discover!
See the Big Five in action on your African safari, seeing wildlife in Africa is exciting and captivating. His guide will bring you up close and personal with the Big Five (elephant, lion, leopard, Cape buffalo and rhino). Pack your camera and binoculars to ensure your best photos.
Cape Town South Africa offers a wonderful base of operations for visiting Table Top Mountain, the Garden Route and South Africa’s famous vineyards. Along the way a fabulous gourmet dinner is included. Include Robbin Island, where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned, and learn about the exciting history and culture during this time period.
Victoria Falls, they have been called humble, exciting, awe-inspiring, but somehow words fall short to describe this wonder of the world. As you get closer to the falls, the first thing you will hear is the roar; a thunderous reminder of the awesome spectacle to come. Its mist, as high as 1,000 feet, fills the air. The thrill of seeing the mile-wide waterfall for the first time is easy, with a helicopter tour from above!
Mount Kilimanjaro, immortalized in literature, film and song, this African landmark is truly one of the planet’s greatest pleasures, and climbing it is a once-in-a-lifetime rewarding experience. Many of the hikes are non-technical and no mountain experience is necessary, but you must be strong and adventurous! Camp staff carry your gear, keep you fed and comfortable all the way to the summit.
Etosha National Park is Namibia’s top wildlife destination. Etosha is home to the tallest elephants in Africa, the endangered black rhino and 91 other species of mammals. Etosha is popular with photographers in the dry season who flock to the watering holes, along with the wildlife.
Most visitors to Etosha National Park will see many giraffes, elephants, lions, rhinos, cheetahs, and leopards along with a wide variety of birds.
A scheduled safari in Etosha is the highlight of a trip to Africa. There are several excellent luxury lodges and camps available on the outskirts of the park in private reserves, where guided game drives are part of the package.
The Okavango River runs through the center of the Kalahari Desert, creating a unique inland water system that supports a wide variety of birds and mammals. The Okavango Delta is a unique safari destination because you can see much of the wildlife from a traditional canoe ~ a mokoro.
The Ngorongoro Conservation Area is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and includes the world’s largest crater, which acts as a natural enclosure for almost all species of wildlife found in East Africa. I call it The Garden of Eden, you will be amazed at how close you can see wildlife here.
There is a great selection of Kruger National Park tours aimed at satisfying many types of travelers with their unique set of needs. The tours allow tourists to observe large African animals such as leopards, lions, buffaloes, elephants, rhinos, and many more in their natural habitat. Depending on the type of safari you choose, you can explore nature on the back of an elephant, in guided open-top Land Rovers, or on foot.
The Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya is the most popular safari destination in Africa and is the most popular wildlife park in Kenya. From July to October you will be able to witness the incredible migration of millions of wildebeest and zebras. Cultural tours are also offered by members of the Masai tribe, which enhance your visit.
The Serengeti National Park in Tanzania offers the absolute classic setting for an African safari. The grasslands make the Serengeti great for watching lion kills because you can see the whole spectacle clearly. The migration of millions of wildebeest and zebras starts here and because it is so much larger than the Mara it is also less touristy.
There’s nothing like planning a trip to Africa – there are so many opportunities to explore and relax, so many ideas to consider. Are you itching to see the golden landscapes, your eyes searching for the next group of wildlife? Do you want to drift, listening to the whisper of animals through the peaceful silence in your amazing luxury African safari? See the magnificent views of Mount Kilimanjaro? Stroll through the famous vineyards of the Cape Winelands? When the options are exquisite and seemingly endless, where do you start? A personalized trip, organize the best vacation of your life. Africa is calling you!