Safari Lodges

The entrance to the dramatic dunes of the Namib-Naukluft Park is right next to Sossusvlei Lodge, which highlights it a most convenient stopover en route to the Park. Accommodation is in tented camps and they provide a unique way to experience a Namibian safari in this rugged and dramatic landscape as it's set in its own private nature reserve. Read More

Surrounded by lush forested land and boasting spectacular views of Mount Kilimanjaro - the world's highest freestanding mountain - Amboseli Sopa safari lodge fuses luxury and elegance with the wild beauty of the African bush. It is situated within close proximity to the Amboseli National Park, where twice daily game drives allow guests to appreciate the rich wildlife and magnificent scenery. Read More

They say dynamite comes in small packages, and the fact that Onguma Tree Top camp is incredibly small just adds to the sense of unspoilt remoteness that is part and parcel of this camp's unique African allure. Built on wooden stilts among indigenous trees, the views here are unrivalled and the nearby waterhole is a hotspot for all kinds of wild animals. Read More

Overlooking the Zambezi National Park and just 4km from Victoria Falls itself, award-winning Victoria Falls Safari Lodge is a very comfortable out of town base from which to enjoy the many activities of the area. The lodge is raised on an escarpment overlooking a large waterhole, so there are frequent views of elephant and buffalo from all the rooms. Read More

An eco-friendly lodge set in the majestic wilds of the Namibian desert, Sossus Dune Lodge is an ideal stop for visitors to the legendary dunes of the Sossusvlei and exploration of the Sesriem Canyon. The only lodge located inside the Namib-Naukluft National Park, it gives guests the advantage of setting off long before the park gates open to witness the memorable spectacle of sunrise over the sand dunes, before any other visitors arrive. Read More

Surrounded by more than 20 hectares of magnificent plains and protected wilderness and wildlife, Onguma Game Reserve has pride of place in Namibia's central region, and as it borders the eastern side of Etosha - particularly Fisher's Pan - the nature reserve positively teems with a variety of some of Africa's most celebrated animal species, from kudu, giraffe and oryx and zebra to predators like lion, cheetah and leopard. Read More

Named after David Livingstone, this four-star lodge has all the bells and whistles of a true African safari adventure, and its proximity to the Victoria Falls and the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park means it's got the best of both worlds - falls-based activities as well as game viewing excursions. Mosi-oa-Tunya literally means "the smoke that thunders", which is a very apt description of the magical strip at the Victoria Falls along the Zambezi River. Read More

Nestled into rocky terrain, Mowani Mountain Camp has twelve luxury tents with spectacular views of the surrounding Damara landscape from their private wooden decks where guests can sit back and contemplate their enriching travel experience in Namibia, one of Africa's most pristine destinations, while taking in the endless vista below. Read More

The historic Chichele Presidential Lodge is in Zambia's vast South Luangwa National Park. Home to probably the highest concentration of hippos in the world, as well as lions, leopards and elephants, South Luangwa is famous for its walking safaris, although game drives also get you up close to some of most sought-after and feared wild animals in Africa. Read More

Overlooking the mesmerising Bwindi forest, where primates like gorillas, monkeys and chimpanzees roam free, Volcanoes Bwindi Lodge has an enviable location in one of the most biologically diverse areas in Africa, and on earth. Here, tracking mountain gorillas in the impenetrable forest provides guests with magical memories, and some of these gentle creatures even visit the camp on a regular basis. Read More