Africa Holidays & Safaris 2025/2026

Kenya is the iconic East Africa, ‘Out Of Africa’ experience. Here you will experience safari in its most traditional and arguably its best form – ‘safari’ was born here after all. Home to the Masai Mara, The Great Migration, the Big 5, Mt Kenya, and a stunning coastline, Kenya offers everything and more. If you were thinking of going on safari just once, then many would argue that you must go to Kenya. It also combines very well with Zanzibar should you like the idea of doing both.

Like Kenya, Tanzania epitomises East Africa. It is also home to some of the worlds most famous safari attractions, the Ngorongoro Crater, The Serengeti, Lake Manyara, The Selous, and is home to ‘The Great Migration’ for the majority of the year (just not for the two months it’s in Kenya). It’s also home to some of the more new and exciting safari parks like Tarangire and Ruaha. Tanzania is also home to one of our favourite spice islands, Zanzibar! Add this to any itinerary and you have the perfect safari beach combo!

The Indian Ocean is home to East Africa’s Spice Islands, one being the enchanting Zanzibar – the jewel of the Indian Ocean. The crystal blue waters combined with exotic forestry makes this island stand out, and in impeccable style! Stunning warms waters, tropical utopia, history and culture have given this island a wonderfully rustic, yet luxurious charm - it's unspoilt island paradise!

A honeymoon favourite, South Africa does nothing but deliver! Here you can see everything, The Garden Route, Winelands, A Big 5 safari, Cape Town, Shark Diving and more. The complete safari experience is guaranteed, but what you also benefit from is 5* luxury, gourmet dining, Wi–Fi throughout, and some of the best wines in the world! South Africa also combines really well with Mozambique, which is arguably the best safari beach combo out there.

Botswana has a stand out attraction, the Okavango Delta. This mass water has redefined safari the safari spectrum. Here you don’t only get some of the best game viewing in Africa, but you also get to do Mokoro trails, riding safaris, helicopter flights and more. On top of this, you can combine you stay with time at the Makgadikgadi, Chobe NP, The Selinda Spill Way or even the Victoria Falls. Botswana offers a trip you really won’t ever forget, but please be aware that due to the small numbers of camps and high demand that prices are higher here. A Botswana safari therefore starts from 8-9K per person.

Mozambique is Africa’s best coastal escape – hands down. The islands, waterways and white beaches here are often described as the best in the Indian Ocean. Unlike Zanzibar which combines really well with Kenya and Tanzania, Mozambique best combines with a South Africa and Botswana. This is due to flight paths. However, Mozambique doesn’t need to be combined with a safari at all; it makes a great destination on its own. A week in Indian Ocean paradise – why not?

Just breathing the name Rwanda evokes visions of the awful genocide the country suffered in 1994. However, these days it’s their gorillas, rather than the guerrillas, making the headlines and these loveable shaggy primates have put Rwanda firmly back on the travel map.

Even though Rwanda’s scars are healing, any visitor should acknowledge its past by paying a visit to Kigali’s poignant Genocide Memorial, as well as enjoying the capital’s thriving art scene while you’re there. The country’s nickname – ‘Land of a Thousand Hills’ – is a nod to its richly diverse landscapes, each blessed with extraordinary beauty. In African terms, Rwanda is pint-sized, so soaking up a selection of places in one unforgettable holiday is easy.

The beautiful thing about Zambia is that it remains to be low-key and discreet, though it is just as good a safari destination as anywhere else. It is home to arguably Africa’s best National Park, South Luangwa; know as ‘the home of the leopard’. It’s not hard to guess how it got this name. But like Tanzania’s Selous, it offers incredible river and land safaris, and do not forget, the world famous Norman Carr & Robin Pope walking safaris. It also combines really well with a beach finish on the shores of Lake Malawi. Imagine a safari starting at the Victoria Falls, onto South Luangwa and finishing at Lake Malawi – now that’s a trip of a lifetime.