Experience the world's best Safari Holidays
Experience the world's finest Safari Holidays
The world's most rewarding safaris are found where wilderness, wildlife and world-class guiding come together. In East Africa, Kenya and Tanzania deliver the raw drama of the Great Migration, alongside some of the highest concentrations of predators found anywhere on the continent. Southern Africa is a different kind of safari altogether: South Africa's private reserves and Botswana's Okavango Delta offer off-road tracking, habituated leopards, and some of the most luxurious lodges in the world. Further north, Rwanda and Uganda hold a rarer prize — mountain gorillas, met on foot in forests that have barely changed in a thousand years. Wherever the wilderness, we hand-pick the lodges and camps that we believe deliver it best.
"Where Leopards Reign Supreme"
Singita Sabi Sand, South Africa
Ask any safari guide where to find the best leopard viewing on earth, and Sabi Sand comes up almost every time. Singita's Ebony and Boulders lodges sit within a private reserve sharing an unfenced boundary with Kruger National Park, where off-road tracking and decades of habituation mean close, unhurried sightings of the Big Five that few reserves can rival.
"An Encounter Like No Other"
Bisate Lodge, Rwanda
Nothing quite prepares you for the moment a guide's raised hand stops the group, and a mountain gorilla is simply there, ten feet away, entirely unbothered. Set inside the amphitheatre of an eroded volcanic cone in Volcanoes National Park, Bisate pairs one of the world's great wildlife encounters with genuine architectural luxury — and a reforestation project guests can see growing around them.
"Where Leopards Reign Supreme"
Mombo Camp, Okavango Delta
If you ask safari guides where they'd go on their own money, Mombo Camp comes up more than almost anywhere else in Africa. It sits on the northern tip of Chief's Island, inside the Moremi Game Reserve, at the point where the Okavango River splits into the channels that feed the entire Delta — which is precisely why the wildlife here is so concentrated.