Fifteen destinations,
each planned differently.

Savannah, rainforest, desert and coastline — every destination below is a route we operate ourselves, not a listing we resell.

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Maasai Mara, KenyaKenya
1.5° S, 35.1° E

Maasai Mara

Home of the Great Migration, endless golden plains and the highest lion density in Africa.

Serengeti, TanzaniaTanzania
2.3° S, 34.8° E

Serengeti

Two million wildebeest on the move across a horizon that never seems to end.

Kruger National Park, South AfricaSouth Africa
23.9° S, 31.5° E

Kruger National Park

Africa's most accessible Big Five reserve, from self-drive routes to five-star lodges.

Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, UgandaUganda
1.0° S, 29.6° E

Bwindi Impenetrable Forest

Trek misty mountain trails to sit face to face with mountain gorilla families.

Volcanoes National Park, RwandaRwanda
1.5° S, 29.5° E

Volcanoes National Park

Dian Fossey's gorilla sanctuary, framed by the dramatic Virunga volcano chain.

Okavango Delta, BotswanaBotswana
19.3° S, 22.9° E

Okavango Delta

A desert oasis explored by mokoro canoe, where the water rewrites the map every season.

Sossusvlei, NamibiaNamibia
24.7° S, 15.3° E

Sossusvlei

Rust-red dunes older than time, rising 300 metres above a cracked white salt pan.

Victoria Falls, ZimbabweZimbabwe
17.9° S, 25.8° E

Victoria Falls

The smoke that thunders — one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World.

South Luangwa, ZambiaZambia
13.1° S, 31.6° E

South Luangwa

The birthplace of the walking safari, with the Luangwa River as its wild artery.

Marrakech & the Atlas, MoroccoMorocco
31.6° N, 8.0° W

Marrakech & the Atlas

Ochre medinas, mountain kasbahs and dunes just a day's drive from the souks.

Nile Valley, EgyptEgypt
25.7° N, 32.6° E

Nile Valley

Cruise past temples, tombs and pyramids along the river that built a civilisation.

Seychelles, Indian OceanIndian Ocean
4.6° S, 55.4° E

Seychelles

Granite boulders, powder beaches and reefs scattered across 115 private islands.

Mauritius, Indian OceanIndian Ocean
20.3° S, 57.5° E

Mauritius

Lagoon-blue coastline layered with Creole, Indian, French and African culture.

Simien Mountains, EthiopiaEthiopia
13.2° N, 38.0° E

Simien Mountains

Jagged escarpments, gelada monkey troops and Africa's own 'Grand Canyon'.

Avenue of the Baobabs, MadagascarMadagascar
20.2° S, 44.4° E

Avenue of the Baobabs

Ancient giants lining a dirt road, best seen glowing at sunset.

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