Siwa Oasis is a special place in Egypt’s Western Desert. It offers beautiful nature, rich history, and a unique culture. Visiting Siwa gives you a chance to see a side of Egypt that many travelers don’t get to explore.

One of the most famous spots is the Oracle Temple of Amun, where Alexander the Great once came for advice. This ancient temple is full of history and surrounded by old buildings made from mud bricks.

Siwa is also known for its green palm groves, salty lakes, and natural hot springs like Cleopatra’s Bath, where you can swim and relax. You can climb the tall sand dunes nearby to enjoy amazing views of the desert.

The local people, called the Siwans, have their own language and customs. You can visit their markets, taste traditional food, and learn about their simple and friendly way of life.

Whether you love history, nature, or culture, Siwa Oasis offers a peaceful and interesting experience unlike anywhere else in Egypt.

Like a world in one country, South Africa has it all. With many places to visit and attractions to see and do, from Cape Town in the south to the Kruger National Park in the north, there is something for everyone. Start your South African adventure in Cape Town and add a visit to Cape Point, a prominent landmark on the Cape Peninsula. Cape Point is known for its stunning views and historic lighthouse. Hikers, birders, and nature lovers should all book a day trip to Cape Point.

Exploring South Africa and Cape Town wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the mountainous beauty of the Cape Winelands. This region produces international and award-winning wines annually, and a wine tour allows you to taste different wines at a variety of vineyards along the way.

Hluhluwe Imfolozi Game Reserve is a popular destination for wildlife safaris in South Africa’s province of KwaZulu-Natal. The reserve is home to the Big 5 and more than 340 bird species, making it a great place for birdwatching.

Another popular national safari destination in South Africa is Addo Elephant National Park, which is the third-largest national park in the country. Situated in the Eastern Cape province, just a 30-minute drive from Gqeberha (formerly Port Elizabeth), Addo Elephant National Park was initially established in 1931 to provide a sanctuary for a few remaining elephants in the area, which have multiplied to over 600 in the century since. Today, the park offers exceptional wildlife viewing opportunities, including the Big 5, antelopes, zebras, and over 150 bird species. Uniquely, the park goes beyond the traditional Big 5; it also hosts the Big 7, including the southern right whale and great white shark in its marine environment.

Kenya is a country of beautiful landscapes, abundant wildlife, and endless adventures from the bush to the coast, making it the perfect safari destination.

The Kenyan capital of Nairobi is a hub of museums, galleries, and markets and is regarded as the starting point for exploring wilderness areas. A strong theme of traditional Kenyan culture is evident throughout the city while a variety of restaurants offer a mixture of African and European fusion.

The Masai Mara National Reserve is famous for the Great Migration and is undoubtedly the star attraction among Kenya wildlife safaris. It borders the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania and forms one of the world’s most amazing wilderness areas. More than 100 mammal species and over 570 types of birds wander through this vast landscape.

With a backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro, Amboseli National Park shows the best of Kenya. Sometimes referred to as the ‘land of giants’, Amboseli is known for its population of “big- tusker” elephants. Just a stone’s throw from Nairobi, Amboseli is a must-see during your adventures in Kenya.

Lake Naivasha is another natural gem within easy reach of Nairobi. A unique Kenya safari experience with large pods of hippos and flocks of flamingos wading in this freshwater lake in the Great Rift Valley.

A Tanzania safari vacation offers many opportunities to explore the country’s attractions and natural wonders. With abundant wildlife and spectacular landscapes, your trip to Tanzania will be filled with unforgettable memories.

• Serengeti National Park: This UNESCO World Heritage Site tops the list of the best Tanzania has to offer. As one of Africa’s Seven Natural Wonders, the Serengeti National Park sets the stage for the annual movement of over 2 million wildebeest and zebras, known as the Great Migration.
• Ngorongoro Crater: Southeast of the Serengeti lies the Ngorongoro Crater, another of Africa’s Seven Natural Wonders. Coined the ‘Garden of Eden’, this wildlife paradise is teeming with countless animal species, including elephants, buffalos, black-maned lions, and black rhinos.
• Lake Manyara National Park: Bordered by the Great Rift Valley to the west and Lake Manyara to the east, lies Lake Manyara National Park, covering an area of 325 square kilometers. The Park is renowned for its tree-climbing lions, while the soda lake attracts massive flocks of flamingos.
• Olduvai Gorge: For those interested in history the Olduvai Gorge is a true gem. Here you can explore excavation sites containing hundreds of fossils and ancient artifacts believed to be more than 2 million years old. The onsite museum offers excellent photographic documentation.
• Zanzibar: End your Tanzania safari with a visit to Zanzibar. Explore the atmosphere of Stone Town before relaxing on the white sandy beaches along the coastline or discovering the rich marine life while snorkeling and diving.

We offer popular safari packages that allow you to experience the very best of Tanzania and the rest of Africa.

A Botswana safari package offers travelers the opportunity to experience a magical African adventure as this landlocked country is home to many natural wonders, landscapes and iconic animals. From the vast Kalahari Desert and Okavango Delta to the wildlife of Chobe, Moremi, and Khwai River, this wonderful part of the world invites curiosity and discovery.

The Okavango Delta in Botswana is an ecological area of meandering waterways surrounded by the Kalahari. These distinct ecosystems support a wide variety of plants and animals. Filled with wetlands, forests, floodplains, and open grasslands, Moremi Game Reserve is one of Africa’s most beautiful conservation areas and a perfect stop on your Botswana safari.

Chobe National Park is known as ‘the Land of Giants’ due to its large elephant population. And between Chobe and the Delta lies the Khwai River, a scenic area with many different species of wildlife.

Spread across the rest of the landscape are special wildlife havens such as Mashatu Game Reserve, renowned for its impressive baobab trees; the Tuli Block, where you can find rare black-maned lions; Linyanti Game Reserve, one of the best places to see wild dogs; and the Caprivi region, which is filled with the life-giving waters of the Linyanti, Chobe, Cuando and Zambezi Rivers.

Namibia is a unique country with many natural wonders and attractions, from the Atlantic coast to the Namib Desert. Start your vacation in Namibia’s capital city, Windhoek – a city full of culture, art, and entertainment. About 350 kilometers to the west lies the coastal city of Swakopmund, offering adrenaline-filled activities like dune-boarding and skydiving. Alternatively, if you are looking for something more relaxing, you can spend your days at the beach.

Etosha National Park stands as the prime destination for wildlife safaris in Namibia. The park is renowned for its large elephant and lion populations, and more than 340 species of birds. No Namibian holiday would be complete without a visit to the Namib-Naukluft National Park, with its diverse and scenic landscapes, it is home to some of the rarest plant and animal species, including the oryx and Hartmann’s mountain zebra, as well as the Welwitschia Mirabilis, a desert shrub estimated to be more than a thousand years old.

The famed Skeleton Coast, stretching approximately 500 kilometers along Namibia’s west coast, should certainly be included in the itinerary of your Namibian vacation. While the Skeleton Coast may be desolate, its striking contrast and beauty make it a popular destination for photographers. Additionally, consider visiting Spitzkoppe, the most popular and well-known mountain range. Its dramatic peaks are believed to have formed millions of years ago, with the highest point reaching approximately 1,784 meters.

Discover the best of Mozambique with an array of natural wonders and a multitude of attractions – from the beach to the bush.

The country’s stunning coastline stretches over 2 500 km and is dotted with pristine beaches, turquoise waters, and coral reefs that teem with marine life. Among the most popular coastal destinations are the Bazaruto Archipelago and Quirimbas National Park, which offer coral reefs, exotic fish, and occasionally dolphins.

Further south, the Tofo Beach area is a surfer’s paradise, with its consistent waves and a laid-back vibe. The Santa Maria Peninsula is home to some of the most pristine and secluded beaches, offering visitors the perfect coastal escape from everyday life.

Mozambique is blessed with an abundance of vast wilderness areas and national parks that give those seeking an authentic safari experience the opportunity to witness some of the most impressive wildlife spectacles in Africa.

The Gorongosa National Park is one of the most popular parks, known for its high density of large mammals and birdlife. The Niassa Game Reserve, located in the northern part of the country, is also a great place to spot big game such as lions, elephants, and buffalo.

In addition, Mozambique is known for its unique and diverse birdlife, with over 650 species recorded within the country.

We  have popular safari packages so you can experience the very best of Mozambique and the rest of Africa.

Rwanda offers a truly unforgettable safari experience, with stunning landscapes, diverse wildlife, and a rich cultural heritage. Whether you’re tracking mountain gorillas, exploring serene lakes, or discovering cities, there’s something for every kind of traveler.

A must-visit, Volcanoes National Park is famous for its mountain gorillas. Trek through dense rainforest to come face-to-face with these gentle giants—an experience you’ll never forget. The park also offers opportunities to spot golden monkeys, hike volcanic peaks, and enjoy the incredible birdlife.

Known as a hiker’s paradise, Nyungwe Forest National Park is filled with pristine rainforests, beautiful waterfalls, and diverse wildlife. Visitors can take guided nature walks, canopy walks, or even track chimpanzees in their natural habitat.

For the classic African safari experience, Akagera National Park is the place to go. This vast savanna is home to lions, leopards, elephants, and a variety of bird species. Enjoy game drives or boat safaris to witness these animals in their natural environment.

Kigali, Rwanda’s lively capital, is rich in culture and history. You can visit the Kigali Genocide Memorial, check out local art galleries, and experience the city’s vibrant nightlife and markets.

We have safari packages that allow you to experience the very best of Rwanda and the rest of Africa.

With so many natural and cultural wonders, beautiful scenery, and an incredible array of African wildlife, Zimbabwe is a destination that is hard to beat. From the wildlife paradise areas of Hwange National Park and Mana Pools National Park to the impressive stature of the Victoria Falls and the Great Zimbabwe Ruins, the landscapes, history, and overall beauty combine to create a holiday of discovery.

The glorious phenomenon of Victoria Falls is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World and a prime example of the best of Zimbabwe. Also known as “The Smoke That Thunders” it has a width of more than 1,700 meters and a height of more than 100 meters. Experience an unrivaled Zimbabwe wildlife safari in Hwange National Park, the largest wildlife reserve in the country. It is known for its 40,000-strong elephant population and provides a home to unique and abundant species of birdlife.

Further north, the life-giving power of the Zambezi River makes Mana Pools National Park one of Zimbabwe’s best game-viewing areas. Canoe trips are offered year-round while guided walks are a memorable way to experience the area’s scenic beauty. Sandwiched in between, lies Lake Kariba, the largest man-made lake in the world at nearly 6,000 square kilometers, abundant with wildlife. Time on Kariba includes cruising its waters, islands, and inlets, while tiger fishing has drawn fishermen from around the world.

• Visit Victoria Falls.
• Helicopter flights over Victoria Falls.
• Zambezi River sunset boat cruises.
• Rhino tracking in Matobo National Park.
• Spot elephants feeding on their hind legs in Mana Pools.
• Walking safaris in Mana Pools.
• Camp out with lions at Chitake Springs.
• Witness the Presidential elephant herd in Hwange National Park.
• Various water-based activities in Matusadona.
• Visit the Great Zimbabwe ruins.
• Visit World’s View just outside the northern edge of the Nyanga National Park.

For a cultural touch to your Zimbabwe holiday, the Great Zimbabwe Ruins is the country’s prime national monument. This UNESCO World Heritage Site, dating back to the 11th Century, houses important archaeological findings like ancient iron tools, ceramics, pottery, gold, and carvings.

With a variety of natural wonders, iconic species and endless landscapes, a Uganda safari offers endless opportunities for the most magical of experiences. From exhilarating gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, to the wildlife paradises of Queen Elizabeth and Kibale National Parks, a Uganda holiday opens a world of discovery.

Experience an unrivalled Uganda wildlife safari in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Holding half the world’s popluation of habituated and endangered mountain gorilla groups, this park is a wildlife wonderland, with 120 mammals, almost 350 birds, 220 butterfly species and more than a thousand species of pleans.

A safari in the Queen Elizabeth National Park should form part of the itinerary on your Uganda vacation. Nearly 400 kilometers southwest of the capital city of Kampala, this Uganda park is perhaps most famous for its tree-climbing lions, with the black-maned males the star attractions. You can also expect to see abundant wildlife when discovering this Uganda wilderness, including elephants, buffalo, chimpanzee and Ugandan kob.

Less than 300 kilometers to the north and forming a continuous forest with Queen Elizabeth National Park, Kibale National Park is another must-visit destination on your Uganda wildlife safari. The park has one of the highest concentrations of primates in Africa, including chimpanzees, red colobus monkeys and the rare L’Hoest’s monkeys.

We offer popular safari packages that allow you to experience the very best of Uganda and the rest of Africa.

With a variety of natural wonders, iconic species and endless landscapes, a Zambia safari offers endless opportunities for the most magical of experiences. From the wildlife paradises of South Luangwa to the impressive stature of the Victoria Falls just outside Livingstone, a Zambia safari is inviting discovery. The world-renowned wilderness that is South Luangwa National Park is an unrivalled experience. Wildlife concentrations along the meandering Luangwa River and its lagoons are amongst the most intense in Africa. The river teems with hippo and crocodiles and supports more than 60 different mammals and over 400 bird species. It also one of the best-known Zambian parks for walking safaris.

You have the option to include the Kafue National Park on the itinerary of your vacation to Zambia as this gem is a destination not to be missed. This Zambian park boasts an impressive antelope population, from roan and sable, red lechwe and hartebeest to the endemic puku. The Busanga Plains in the far north-west of the park, are one of Zambia’s most significant wetland areas and a haven for birds, with more than 500 species roaming the skies. The bustling town of Livingstone is the perfect springboard to discover Zambia. It is named after David Livingstone, the Scottish explorer and missionary who was the first European to explore the area. Fulfil your historical and cultural appetite with visits to a variety of museums, local villages and craft markets. Adrenaline-fueled activities like jet boating, bungee jumping and micro lighting await with the mighty Victoria Falls just 10 kilometers away.

Endemic Species

The Cookson’s Wildebeest is a subspecies of the blue wildebeest, making it a compelling reason to explore the South Luangwa National Park in Zambia. Endemic to the Luangwa Valley, these animals add to the park’s allure and are predominantly concentrated in the northern regions of the reserve. Distinguishing themselves from their counterparts, Cookson’s Wildebeest exhibit distinct characteristics that make them truly unique.

Giraffes are undoubtedly one of the most captivating creatures in the African savannah. With their elongated necks and strikingly patterned coats, they add a vibrancy to their surroundings. It’s fascinating to note that there are four distinct species of giraffes, each with its own unique characteristics and habitats. However, one species in particular, the Thornicroft’s giraffe, holds a special place in the South Luangwa National Park of Zambia, as it is endemic to this region.

Madagascar has incredible landscapes, unique wildlife and pristine beaches, is a perfect destination for a safari holiday. Explore the fascinating world of lemurs in numerous national parks, such as Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park, Madagascar’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site. This park is characterized by its towering limestone formations, rifts, and canyons.

Visit Ankarana National Park to observe the cave-dwelling crocodiles. The park is also home to numerous lemur species, 14 different types of bats, 60 amphibian and reptile species and more than 90 bird species.

Fianarantsoa, renowned for its production of wine and tea, is the place to go to experience an authentic island lifestyle. Spend time during your holiday wandering through the town or walking in the stunning natural surroundings, passing sites like the Ambozontany Cathedral.

Include the charming port city of Antsiranana, also known as Diego Suarez, in your itinerary. From its beautiful natural surroundings to delicious Creole and Indian cuisine, the city is a perfect starting point for exploring the north of Madagascar. Be sure not to forget to take a dip in the crystal-clear turquoise water of the Emerald Sea.