Where to go for your African safari
Botswana
Botswana is home to some of Africa’s most refined safari experiences. The Okavango Delta changes shape with the seasons, flooding inland and drawing wildlife in dramatic numbers. Private concessions limit vehicle numbers, allowing sightings to unfold without pressure. Mokoro canoe safaris, walking experiences, and water-based game viewing add depth and variety.
Kenya
Kenya combines wildlife density with cultural context. The Maasai Mara delivers big cat sightings and seasonal migration, but timing and location matter. We focus on private conservancies bordering the reserve, where off-road driving, night safaris, and fewer vehicles create a more flexible experience. Kenya also pairs well with the coast, offering an easy transition from bush to beach.
Tanzania
Tanzania offers scale. The Serengeti is vast, and understanding where to stay at different times of year is essential. Mobile camps move with wildlife patterns, offering front-row access to migration crossings or calving seasons. Tanzania rewards travellers willing to plan around nature rather than dates alone.
Namibia
Namibia is about space and perspective. Desert-adapted wildlife, stark landscapes, and architectural lodges define the experience. Game viewing is quieter, more contemplative, and deeply atmospheric. Namibia suits travellers drawn to geology, photography, and a sense of vastness rather than constant action.
