South Africa is a world-class safari destination, with a variety of game reserves and national parks showcasing Africa’s diverse wildlife.

• Kruger National Park: One of Africa’s largest game reserves, Kruger is home to the Big Five and offers game drives, bush walks, and night safaris to spot wildlife at all hours.

• Addo Elephant Park: Home to over 600 elephants, Addo offers excellent game drives and self-drive safaris, along with sightings of lions, buffalo, and zebras.

• Sabi Sand Game Reserve: Adjacent to Kruger, Sabi Sand is famous for leopard sightings and exclusive safari experiences with luxury lodges and intimate game drives.

Botswana’s wilderness is one of Africa’s last unspoiled destinations, offering extraordinary safari experiences in pristine landscapes.

• Okavango Delta: A UNESCO World Heritage site, the Okavango Delta is a water-based safari destination where you can explore by mokoro (canoe) and game drive to spot elephants, lions, hippos, and more.

• Chobe National Park: Known for its massive elephant population, Chobe offers boat cruises along the Chobe River and game drives to see elephants, lions, and buffalo.

• Makgadikgadi Pans: The salt pans offer a unique safari experience, with opportunities to spot desert-adapted wildlife like meerkats and oryx in an otherworldly landscape.

Namibia offers unique safari experiences with its stark desert landscapes and wildlife adapted to arid conditions.

• Etosha National Park: Known for its salt pans and waterholes, Etosha offers excellent game viewing, with sightings of elephants, lions, rhinos, and springbok gathered around the park’s water sources.

• Namib Desert: Explore the famous sand dunes and spot desert-adapted wildlife, including oryx, springbok, and desert lions, in one of the most dramatic settings on Earth.

• Damaraland: This remote region is home to desert-adapted elephants, rhinos, and other wildlife, with opportunities for both 4×4 and walking safaris in a stunning desert landscape.

Zambia’s walking safaris and exceptional wildlife make it one of Africa’s most immersive safari destinations.

• South Luangwa National Park: Known as the birthplace of walking safaris, South Luangwa offers an authentic experience, with sightings of the Big Five and a variety of other wildlife.

• Lower Zambezi National Park: A riverside safari experience with game drives, canoe safaris, and boat cruises to spot elephants, lions, and a variety of antelope.

• Kafue National Park: Zambia’s largest national park, Kafue is home to abundant wildlife, including lions, elephants, and hippos, with both game drives and walking safaris.