Countries

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Kenya

Within the borders of Kenya you will find savannahs rich with big game, timeless cultures unchanged by the modern world, pristine beaches and coral reef, dense equatorial forests and mighty snow-capped mountains, searing deserts and cool highland retreats and endless opportunities for adventure, discovery and relaxation. Kenya is home to the Maasai Mara National Reserve, the Great Rift Valley with its volcanoes, ancient granitic hills and flat desert landscapes.

Namibia

Namibia is home to one of Southern Africa’s finest Game Reserves: Etosha National Park which was declared a National Park in 1907. Covering an area of 22 270km², it is home to 114 mammal species, 340 bird species, 110 reptile species, 16 amphibian species and, surprisingly, one species of fish. The game viewing is excellent, the best time being from May to September – the cooler months in Namibia. Visitors to Etosha Game Reserve can expect to see many buck species, elephant, giraffe, rhino and lions; some will even spot leopard and cheetah

South Africa

South Africa is one of the most diverse and enchanting countries in the world with exotic combinations of landscapes, people, history and culture. It boasts a mix of third and first world cultures, some of the best and least crowded beaches in the world along with nature reserves such as the Kruger National Park. With eight World Heritage Sites, beautiful natural scenery, working infrastructure and a stable post-apartheid environment it is a great destination for tourists.

Zambia

Acknowledged as one of the safest countries in the world to visit, Zambia’s people live in peace and harmony. Tours and Safari’s though Zambia take you to beautiful African plains, scenic rivers and quaint cities or towns.

Zimbabwe

Find yourself on the legendary Walking Safari deep into the wilderness that surrounds the Victoria Falls, give yourself a shot of adrenaline by partaking in world class river rafting or river surfing excursions. Bungee jump off of the Victoria Falls Bridge and into the deep gorge below the Victoria Falls.