Uganda is an extraordinary destination, home to nearly half of the world’s remaining mountain gorillas. Trekking through the dense forests of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park or Mgahinga to witness these majestic creatures in their natural habitat is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Beyond gorilla trekking, Uganda reveals even more of its wild heart. Explore the country’s diverse landscapes and abundant wildlife, including the Big Five in Queen Elizabeth and Murchison Falls National Parks, as well as over 1,000 recorded bird species, making Uganda one of the richest birding destinations on the continent.

Tanzania is one of Africa’s most iconic safari destinations, offering unforgettable wildlife encounters and breathtaking landscapes. From the legendary Serengeti, where vast herds roam during the Great Migration, to the Ngorongoro Crater, often called the world’s largest 'zoo', every day brings a new spectacle. Whether you choose a mobile tented camp, a luxury eco-lodge, or a classic safari lodge, every experience is immersive. After the adventure, unwind in Zanzibar, where white-sand beaches meet centuries of spice trade history, creating a vibrant coastal escape steeped in culture and natural beauty.

South Africa truly lives up to its reputation as a "World in One Country." This captivating nation offers an array of experiences and stunning landscapes that will enchant you. From natural wonders like the Garden Route and Table Mountain to the rich cultural tapestry that spans from the Zulu people in the south to the Shangaan further north, South Africa has it all. Our top recommendations include indulging in the luxury of a safari lodge in the Sabi Sands or Kruger National Park, dedicating several days to explore the vibrant city of Cape Town and the picturesque Winelands, and concluding your journey with a leisurely drive along the enchanting Garden Route, where dramatic coastlines, charming towns, and lush landscapes await.

Rwanda offers a beautiful array of natural beauty and biodiversity, from its rolling green hills and tea plantations to the shores of Lake Kivu. Home to one-third of the world’s remaining mountain gorillas, Rwanda also has over one-third of Africa’s bird species and multiple primate species. Beyond its famed Volcanoes National Park, the country surprises visitors with scenic lakeside retreats, tranquil islands, and lesser-known game reserves. The country has invested heavily in conservation and sustainable tourism, making it a clean, safe, and welcoming destination.

Namibia, one of Africa’s hidden gems, offers incredible natural beauty from the red dunes of Sossusvlei and the silence of the Namib Desert to the wildlife-rich salt pans of Etosha National Park. Ideal for photographers and nature lovers, its landscapes are surreal with rock formations in Damaraland and desert-adapted wildlife gathering at sparse waterholes. Whether floating above the dunes in a hot-air balloon or tracing ancient geological formations, Namibia promises a unique and visually captivating safari experience in one of the continent’s most unspoiled environments.

Often referred to as the "pearl of the Indian Ocean," Mozambique is home to over 2,500 kilometres of untouched coastline. Far from the crowds and commercial tourism, many of its beaches remain blissfully secluded. Mozambique’s charm lies in its thriving marine life, exceptional diving and snorkelling, and barefoot luxury. It’s a dream escape for honeymooners, scuba divers, and water lovers looking for something rare, remote, and truly special.

Kenya is the quintessential safari destination. A land of world-class wildlife encounters, breathtaking landscapes, an extensive pristine coastline, and a rich cultural heritage. The iconic Maasai Mara and Lake Nakuru offer unforgettable game viewing and landscapes. You can also include Amboseli, famed for its postcard-perfect views of Mount Kilimanjaro, as well as Samburu and Meru, which offer unique ecosystems and fewer crowds. Crafting a safari circuit that links three to four regions, or even combining with Tanzania, would create a beautifully rich East African adventure. And for the perfect ending, unwind on Kenya’s coast, where soft sands and some of Africa’s best diving and snorkelling spots await.

Botswana is a paradise for wildlife lovers, home to some of Africa’s most densely populated animal regions. Its remote, roadless landscapes make it ideal for exclusive fly-in safaris, with highlights including the Okavango Delta, Chobe National Park, Savute, and the Kalahari Desert. The seasonal flooding of the Okavango creates a lush oasis teeming with life, from elephants and lions to rare birds and aquatic species. In contrast, the stark beauty of the Makgadikgadi Pans and Central Kalahari offers dramatic desert scenery and encounters with meerkats, oryx, and ancient baobab trees. With a strong focus on low-impact, high-quality tourism, Botswana promises unforgettable moments of stillness, luxury, and a natural spectacle.

Welcome to Antarctica – one of the last true frontiers on Earth. Nowhere else offers such an awe-inspiring combination of extraordinary wildlife and untouched landscapes. Most journeys begin in Ushuaia, South America, where you’ll cross the legendary Drake Passage by ship. For those seeking a more streamlined experience, fly-cruise options are also available, allowing more time to explore this remarkable region. However you choose to travel, Antarctica promises an unforgettable adventure like no other.

Turkey's historical and cultural richness is truly captivating. Wander the bustling markets of Istanbul, marvel at the surreal landscapes of Cappadocia and Pamukkale, walk the ancient streets of Ephesus marked by chariot wheel ruts, and reflect at the moving memorials of Gallipoli. Straddling both Asia and Europe, Turkey’s unique location has seen the rise and fall of great empires, leaving behind an extraordinary legacy ready to be explored.