A safari purist’s dream—silent mokoro rides through the Okavango Delta, predator-packed game drives in Moremi, and vast elephant herds in Chobe. Low-impact lodges and pristine wilderness make Botswana one of Africa’s most exclusive wildlife experiences.

Home of classic safari storytelling. Witness wildebeest crossings in the Maasai Mara, track big cats with seasoned guides, or fly over the Great Rift Valley at dawn. Beyond the bush, explore Nairobi’s creative pulse and relax on Lamu’s Swahili coast.

A biodiversity wonderland where baobabs tower, lemurs leap, and chameleons dazzle. Explore sandstone canyons, spiny forests, or remote islands like Nosy Be and Sainte Marie. Everything here feels otherworldly—and entirely alive.

Small in size, vast in heart. Kayak across the crystal waters of Lake Malawi, snorkel among cichlids, or unwind on golden beaches with mountain backdrops. Explore wildlife-rich Liwonde by boat safari or hike through the misty highlands of Mulanje. Malawi’s warmth lives in both its landscapes and its people.

A vibrant fusion of cultures and coastlines. Lounge on Belle Mare’s luminous sands, hike in the Chamarel mountains, or explore Port Louis’ spice-scented markets. Offshore, coral reefs beckon with world-class diving, while inland temples, sugar plantations, and waterfalls reveal the island’s rich tapestry.

: A coastline of quiet treasures and marine richness. Dive the Bazaruto Archipelago’s protected reefs, where manta rays and whale sharks glide through turquoise waters. Kayak among mangroves, picnic on sandbars, or sail by dhow to castaway islands like Benguerra and Ibo. On land, explore Gorongosa National Park’s rising wildlife success, or wander the colonial charm of Ilha de Moçambique. It’s a destination of coral coves, barefoot lodges, and adventures shaped by sea and story.

Stark, cinematic, and hypnotically still. Climb the red dunes of Sossusvlei at sunrise, track desert rhinos in Damaraland, or drift through the eerie beauty of Deadvlei. From Etosha’s salt pans to the Skeleton Coast’s foggy shores, Namibia is Africa’s great surrealist canvas.

Elegant, green, and deeply moving. Volcanoes National Park offers up-close gorilla encounters, while Kigali’s memorials invite quiet reflection. Rolling hills cradle tea plantations and hidden lakes—Rwanda is healing, hopeful, and quietly luxurious.

Scattered like emeralds across the Indian Ocean, Seychelles is a sanctuary of granite boulders, powder-white beaches, and translucent lagoons. Island-hop between Mahé, Praslin, and La Digue, snorkel coral gardens teeming with life, or hike jungle trails to hidden coves. It’s barefoot luxury wrapped in nature’s finest design.

A continent in one country—Cape Town’s design-forward charm meets the Winelands' indulgent flair, while Kruger delivers Big Five thrills. Drive the Garden Route, dive with sharks, or explore Zulu heritage and dramatic Drakensberg peaks. Every corner tells a different story.

Witness the Great Migration thunder across the Serengeti, especially from July to October near the Mara River, as wildebeest brave crocodile-filled crossings. Descend into Ngorongoro Crater for a concentrated safari of lions, rhinos, and flamingo-lined lakes. Head south to Ruaha and Nyerere (Selous) for crowd-free wilderness and predator action. Off the coast, Zanzibar entices with stone alleyways in historic Stone Town, spice farms, and dhow cruises at sunset. Whether trekking to Kilimanjaro’s snow-dusted summit or following elephant paths through baobab country, Tanzania’s drama is both raw and refined.

Lush and untamed, Uganda is where rainforest meets savannah. Trek through misty Bwindi to lock eyes with mountain gorillas, or cruise the Nile past hippos and shoebills. Queen Elizabeth’s game drives and crater lakes round out this compact gem.

Raw and thrilling—Zambia is home to Victoria Falls' thundering spectacle and some of Africa’s most intimate walking safaris. South Luangwa pulses with life, while Lower Zambezi invites river adventures and leopard sightings with no crowds in sight.

A safari sanctuary crowned by natural wonder. Witness elephants and lions in Hwange’s golden plains, where acacia groves echo with birdcalls and dust trails. Cruise the Zambezi at sunset as hippos surface and fish eagles cry. Then feel the earth tremble at Victoria Falls—Mosi-oa-Tunya, “The Smoke That Thunders”—as its curtain of spray rises over rainforest and canyon.