Home to a remarkable array of creatures, Southern Africa is one huge attraction. Encompassing canyons, plains, deserts, lakes and rivers, this is the place to go wild.
Namibia’s ochre sand dunes are the largest in the world, but they’re not the only surprise in store for your travellers. The capital of Windhoek is Germany in miniature, with colonial European buildings, a beer hall or two and a thoroughly modern lifestyle. Outside the capital however is like stepping back in time and your clients will have the opportunity to share a meal with the San people, spot endangered rhinos in Etosha National Park, cruise through Fish River Canyon or – of course – climb those enormous sand dunes.
In Botswana we can create safari experiences of a different sort with animal spotting from a canoe on the Okavango Delta. In Zambia and Zimbabwe they’ll see the world famous Victoria Falls up close whilst in Swaziland they can experience the last of the African kingdoms. Lesotho is Africa’s version of Switzerland and despite its pocket-size, comes packed with hiking, wildlife spotting and cultural experiences.
Probably the most famous of the region’s countries, South Africa, is a diverse package as well. Where else in the world can your travellers spot wild penguins and lions? The country's modern cities are surrounded by vineyards and oceans, whilst the interior is a mix of burnt Kalahari sands and the wide savannah of national parks such as Kruger.
In countries as diverse as these, we bring your brand the security of having local staff on the ground representing your company and servicing your clients. They will create and operate your itineraries, bringing you the best culturally-sensitive, and ecologically sustainable activities. Backed by our global business, our African team will bring your clients experiences that will keep them coming back to you again and again.
Your clients will take a walking tour of the heritage protected Cape Malay community and learn about forced arrival in the 1600s. They’ll then enjoy a cooking lesson in the home of a local resident, learning to make samosas, roti and curries while listening to stories about her colourful life.
Meeting the San people will be an incredible experience for your clients. They’ll be greeted with a traditional dance, learn to make craft from ostrich egg shells, take bush walks to track animals and get an insight into their knowledge of medicinal plants and food gathering.
An early-morning visit to Sossusvlei, at the end of an ancient riverbed, will give your travellers an incredible start to the day. They’ll be able to climb to the top of Dune 45 for a sunrise that reveals spectacular views of the surrounding area and the vast, sprawling desert.
