Tours to the Southern African region provide travelers with an opportunity to experience some of the greatest wildlife and geographical diversity found anywhere in the world. From forests to grasslands, mountains to deserts and from cities to coastlines, it offers authentic, and unforgettable African adventure every step of the way.
Home to some of Africas' most iconic and prolific game viewing areas
The Okavango Delta, jewel in Botswana’s crown
Close quarter game viewing in South Africa’s Greater Kruger National Park
Adventurous wilderness experiences in Zimbabwe’s Mana Pools & Hwange National Parks
Zambia’s South Luangwa Valley
The Namibian landscape characterised by vast open spaces, breathtaking scenery and desert adapted wildlife
Our footprint in this region includes multiple scheduled departures to Zambia, Zimbabwe, Namibia, Botswana, and of course in many respects, the pioneer of the safari industry as we know it today, South Africa.
Not only is the region known for its incredible variability in terrain across international boundaries, it is also home to some of Africa’s mighty river systems, providing for an incredible diversity of wildlife in and around them. Synonymous with prolific game viewing Southern Africa is on every wildlife enthusiasts check list, and for good reason.
When you consider the idea of a typical safari experience, it would be difficult to beat those on offer in Southern Africa. In many respects, the safari and ecotourism industry as we know of it today, stemmed from the early establishment of authentic lodge style accommodation offering unforgettable, and often close encounters with nature.
Bordered by South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia and with a vast variety of wilderness areas to choose from, Botswana literally has it all. From the arid desert areas of Savute, the salt pans of the Makgadikgadi, beautiful mixed woodland and floodplains of the Moremi Game Reserve, and the breath-taking waterways of the famous Okavango Delta, Botswana is a wildlife enthusiast’s dream destination.
Covering an area in excess of 19,000 square kilometers, the Kruger National Park is one of the largest game reserves in Africa. Sharing unfenced borders with many of South Africa’s premier private game reserves, the North Eastern corner of the country is synonymous with sensational wildlife viewing and memorable safari experiences.
Home to the largest waterfall in the world, the Victoria Falls and to the largest man-made lake, Lake Kariba, Zimbabwe is also well known for its incredible game viewing. Whether it’s the walking safari adventures of Mana Pools or the legendary lion prides and elephant herds of Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe is a must visit for anyone who wishes to explore truly wild wilderness areas.
At the tail end of the Great Rift Valley lies one of Africa’s purest wilderness ecosystems. South Luangwa National Park is considered one of Africa’s great safari parks. Synonymous with incredible wildlife, beautiful meandering rivers, breathtaking scenery and home to the densest population of leopard anywhere in Africa, South Luangwa is something every avid nature lover & wildlife photographer should experience.
Namibia is home to an incredible array of desert adapted wildlife over and above its famous landscapes. From penguin and seal colonies, to desert adapted elephant, black rhino, lions, cheetah and brown hyena, Namibia offers safari goers incredibly unique experiences not available anywhere else on the African continent.
If you’d love the exclusivity of a premium experience that caters to your specific needs, and if you want to be able to get the most from your safari in the company of a dedicated and skilled professional, look no further than a Private Guided Tour.
Allow our team of experienced tour planners to build a customized itinerary around the destinations you would like to visit, the amount of time you’d like to travel for, your group size and of course, your budget
