Where we go

Land of breathtaking contrasts, where vibrant cities, dramatic coastlines and world-class safaris meet.

From Cape Town's art, design and coffee-filled streets dwarfed by Table Mountain, to the country's culinary capital in the Winelands, on to the Garden Route and Big Five reserves like the Sabi Sand. Expect sophisticated private game lodges, world-class dining and cellars to match.

A pristine wilderness of shimmering deltas and endless salt pans, perfect for luxury safaris off the beaten path.

The Okavango Delta and Moremi deliver water-based mokoro safaris, while the Kalahari opens onto vast salt pans. Here space itself is the privilege – low-volume and exclusive, true luxury.

The land of a thousand hills, where lush forests and mountain gorillas create deeply moving experiences.

Trek gorilla families in Volcanoes National Park, track chimps in Nyungwe and add Akagera for Big Five safari, then unwind on Lake Kivu. Paired with a wider East African safari.

Home to the Serengeti's great migration and majestic Mount Kilimanjaro – a haven for true adventurers.

Follow the great migration across the Serengeti, summit Kilimanjaro's glaciers, or wile away hours along the wild Songo Songo Archipelago. A safari across the seasons.

Considered the birthplace of the safari, offering golden savannahs, rich culture and unforgettable wildlife encounters.

The Maasai Mara, Laikipia and Amboseli set the stage, home to the iconic big tuskers, alongside time with Maasai and Samburu communities. The classic safari, refined.

Famed for the thundering Victoria Falls, but loved for so much more – warm hospitality and some of the continent's most revered rangers.

Beyond the adrenalin of the falls lie Hwange's elephant herds, Mana Pools' walking and canoe safaris, and the remote, game-rich Malilangwe Reserve.

Castaway islands and coral reefs – the Indian Ocean at its most pristine.

Not far from Vilanculos and its white sand and crystal blue waters, the Bazaruto Archipelago offers barefoot island lodges, world-class diving and dhow sailing. The perfect bush-and-beach finale to a mainland safari.

Souks, Sahara camps and the High Atlas – an exotic counterpoint to the safari south.

Wander the medinas of Marrakech and Fez, sleep beneath the Sahara sky in a luxury camp, and trek the High Atlas. Stay in design-rich boutique riads and shop the local flair. A sensory, cultural counterpoint to the safari south.

Lemurs, baobab avenues and wildlife found nowhere else on earth.

An island evolved in isolation – spiny forests, baobab avenues and lemurs found nowhere else on earth. Recent years have added a handful of very special beach properties to its shores. For the intrepid traveler drawn to the truly extraordinary.

Mauritius, the Maldives & Seychelles – barefoot luxury, turquoise lagoons and powder-white sands, with conservation success stories of their own.

In the Seychelles, giant tortoises roam and rare birdlife fills the granite-fringed islands. Mauritius brings world-class resorts and a culture all its own, while the Maldives delivers luxurious overwater retreats with a lively, entertainment-rich vibe. A blissful end to any African journey.