Tailor-made journeys of distinction to some of Africa’s most exciting destinations ...

South Africa page 6

South Africa truly is “a world in one country”. No country on the African continent can boast such a diversity of attractions and abundance of activities and interests. South Africa really does have something for everyone and every interest.

Botswana page 38

Over twice the size of Great Britain, Botswana has a population of less than 2m and almost 40% of the country is devoted to wildlife. With the world’s largest inland Delta and Africa’s highest population of elephant, Botswana is a true safari lover’s dream destination.

Namibia page 50

Namibia is immense even by African standards. But it’s what occupies this seemingly endless space that makes it special. Namibia is filled with rugged, beautiful landscapes of every kind, creating a unique environment in which an amazing wealth of wildlife has adapted and thrives.

Tanzania page 60

Famous for the great migration, Tanzania has so many more wildlife reserves than the justifiably famous “northern circuit”. The south is home to little visited reserves, as well as chimpanzees. The coast is home to the spice Island of Zanzibar and other idyllic barefoot paradise islands.

Zambia page 100

Another gem for the safari lover and the home of the walking safari, Zambia has some of the finest protected areas in Africa making it another favourite for safari lovers. In addition, the spectacular Victoria Falls are also accessible from Livingstone.

Uganda page 126

The Pearl of Africa is home to a lot more than the traditional safari as it is one of the best places for primate viewing with mountain gorillas and chimpanzees the major attraction. Uganda also offers exceptional birdwatching, Lake Victoria and the source of the Nile.

Kenya page 78

Kenya is one of the world’s great tourism destinations, known for its remarkable diversity of landscapes, wildlife and cultures. Kenya is Africa’s original safari destination, attracting explorers, adventurers and travellers for centuries. It is home to Africa’s famous ‘Big Five’ along with miles of pristine coastline.

Mozambique page 112

Mozambique has become an increasingly popular destination, especially for honeymooners and those who desire barefoot luxury without the crowds. Visitors are lured by the pristine white beaches and clear waters, ideal for diving and snorkelling, untouched wilderness areas and excellent bird watching.

Zimbabwe page 136

Home to one of the great natural wonders of the World – Victoria Falls – Zimbabwe also has some of Africa’s finest big game reserves with few visitors and abundant wildlife. The mighty Zambezi offers superb canoe safaris and the south of the country is rich in cultural history.

Malawi page 94

Dubbed the ‘Warm Heart of Africa’ due to the friendliness of the people, Lake Malawi is an inland sea of warm water and pristine sandy beaches. Malawi is also of particular interest to nature lovers and especially keen birdwatchers.

Rwanda page 118

Rwanda is a green undulating landscape of hills, gardens and tea plantations. It is home to a third of the world’s remaining Mountain Gorillas, as well as a third of Africa’s bird species, several species of primates, volcanoes, game reserves, resorts and islands on the expansive Lake Kivu.

Indian Ocean page 144

Paradise is often associated with the Indian Ocean islands. With pristine beaches, clear turquoise waters and a tropical climate, it’s easy to understand why. The diversity among the islands is also great – from the granite of the Seychelles to the lush vegetation of Mauritius.