Personalised safari experience
If you have a special area of interest or want to experience Africa in finer detail, we will create a customised experience for you including private vehicles, guides and meetings with subject experts.
Birding
Our record is 174 species spotted within 48 hours in Zimbabwe. If you’re a keen birder, book a private vehicle and the services of an expert guide to help you find the species you want to tick off your life list.
Specific animal tracking
One of the many joys of a safari is developing new skills. A dedicated guide will help you track the animal you’re after, be it a leopard on the hunt, a pack of wild dogs, a hyena or a bird.
Stargazing
The lack of light pollution and vast open plains makes stargazing in Botswana and Zimbabwe an astronomer’s delight. Learn about the southern constellations and the local legends that the people of Africa associated with them.
Botanicals
Many locals rely on the medicinal properties of specific types of plants. Our guides will share their traditional knowledge with you. The more you learn the more you will be able to identify the vastly diverse botanical species.
Photography
The wealth of wildlife, the colours of summer and the vermillion sunsets provide all-year-round subject matter. We have dedicated guides and vehicles to take you where you want to go and give you the time you need to capture your perfect shot.
Conservation
If you would like to engage even deeper in wildlife conservation, you can take a day trip to the Painted Dog centre or visit the Leopard researchers who collar and track local cats to better understand their territories and ranges.
Customised add-ons
Expert touches
We are close to numerous experts who are more than willing to share their knowledge and many of our guides are also subject specialists in their own right. Speak to us about a private tour with a dedicated guide and a customised itinerary to focus on your area of interest.
- Subject-specific guides
- Personalised itineraries
- Access to field specialists
- Dedicated purpose-built vehicles
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Our speciality add-ons can help you make the most of your trip
Take a closer look
Browse through our gallery to see how you can enjoy specific aspects of Africa at your own pace and in your way.
Connect with the specialists
Learn about Africa in greater detail
Southern Africa’s pristine land and wealth of wildlife attract specialists from a vast range of fields. We have formed friendships with many of these experts and will gladly arrange a meeting if you would like to discover more.
- Astronomers
- Historians and archaeologists
- African Wild Dog researchers
- Park water management researchers
- Conservation and anti-poaching researchers
- Lion researchers
- Leopard researchers
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Connect with specialists and enrich your experience
Tell us where your interests lie and we'll create a personalised safari experience to match.
Our Amazing Destinations
Hwange National Park
- Has all five of Africa’s Big Five species.
- Is home to elephant “super herds”.
- One of the largest national parks in Africa.
An hour South of Victoria Falls, Hwange National Park is the largest park in Zimbabwe. Once the royal hunting grounds of warrior-king Mzilikazi Khumalo, the Park now safeguards the world-famous elephants of Hwange – one of the largest populations on the planet.
Okavango Delta
- It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- There are over 150 000 islands in the Delta.
- The Delta shrinks and grows up to three times in size.
A river delta typically forms where a river enters an ocean. However, the Okavango Delta’s waters never make it to the sea. It is a rare natural phenomenon in the middle of a desert that gives rise to an ever-changing tapestry of life forms throughout the year.
Chobe National Park
- Famed for its wandering leopards
- One park. Four distinctly different biomes
- One of the greatest concentrations of elephants in Africa
Chobe is the country’s most diverse park in biological terms. It’s divided into the Serondela, the Savuti Marsh, the Linyanti Marsh and hinterland regions, each with something different to explore
Mana Pools National Park
- Awarded UNESCO Biosphere Reserve status
- One of the highest concentrations of wild dogs in Africa
- Exceptional walking and canoeing safari opportunities
The most remote park in the country, Mana Pools is the first Biosphere Reserve in Zimbabwe. It's known for its big herds of elephant, buffalo, endangered wild dogs, lions and the more shy leopards, cheetahs and spotted hyenas.
