With unforgettable scenery, amazing places to stay, friendly peoples and an increasing awareness of the need for sustainable tourism, Kenya is a preferred safari destination.

Following the recent peaceful elections, President Uhuru Kenyatta made clear that his government is committed to environmental conservation and readily accepts the duty of being the guardian and custodian of Kenya's natural heritage. The President also indicated that tourism infrastructure will be enhanced and that the recent improvements made to the road network will continue.  

Kenya has been blessed with good rains this year unlike the droughts of previous years, which makes this an excellent year to visit this photographer's paradise.

"Fabulous! Interesting! Totally enjoyable!  

Best Vacation!  

Unique!  

Enjoyed every moment!

Everything worked so well! 

Would go back in a heartbeat!"

The words of a recently returned client, who could not thank us enough for their memorable experience in South Africa!  

Botswana under Canvas 

Or live out the adventure of a lifetime in the relaxing solitude of the African wilderness. Spend eight days under canvas in comfortable tents with en-suite bathrooms in game-rich Botswana, as close to nature as you can get on this true African experience. More...   

Our East African Eco Safari is unlike any other, experiencing the African wilderness without the presence of other tourists, staying in small, authentic tented safari camps with exclusive access to wildlife areas.  

The personal attention of qualified safari guides make your game drives in open-sided safari vehicles, your escorted game walks and night game drives all the more memorable. More...

Family Safari where Kids stay Free!  *until July 2013

Make Family memories that last a lifetime!  A truly unique, educational and fun family safari featuring Big Cat Rescue-, Wildlife Rehabilitation- and Rhino Awareness Centers!

This crown jewel of private game reserves is situated in the malaria free Eastern Cape, South Africa - the birth place of Nelson Mandela.

25 000 ha of prime natural terrain offers close encounters of free roaming wildlife and the coveted Big 5. It's great for all ages, although for safety reasons children under 4 are too young to join game drives. Alternate activities are available.