Countries available in: Kenya & Tanzania

Drift quietly above the Maasai Mara and Serengeti as the sun rises over the plains. From the air, you’ll spot wildlife moving across the savannah, elephants, giraffes, and, in season, the Great Migration.

The experience begins before dawn as the balloon is prepared, followed by an hour in the sky with sweeping views of rivers, acacia trees, and open grasslands. After landing, enjoy a bush breakfast in the wild before continuing your safari.

A hot air balloon ride o ers a new perspective on two of Africa’s most iconic landscapes—peaceful, unforgettable, and unlike any other safari experience.

• Victoria Falls (Zambia & Zimbabwe) – Known as the “Flight of Angels,” a helicopter
  ride reveals the full sweep of the world’s largest waterfall as it thunders into the
  Zambezi Gorge. In the rainy season, you’ll witness vast sheets of spray; in the dry
  season, the rock formations and gorges are laid bare.
• Cape Town (South Africa) – Fly along the rugged coastline, around Table Mountain,
  and over the Cape Peninsula. Helicopter tours here showcase the meeting of two
  oceans and the dramatic scenery that frames one of the world’s most beautiful
  cities
• Okavango Delta (Botswana) – From above, the channels, lagoons, and islands form
  a shimmering mosaic. Helicopters allow access to remote areas unreachable by
  vehicle or boat.
• Namibia – Fly over the red dunes of Sossusvlei, the Skeleton Coast, and
  Damaraland for sweeping views of desert landscapes that stretch to the horizon.
• Kenya & Tanzania –Scenic flights over the Great Rift Valley, Mount Kenya, Mount
  Kilimanjaro, and even the Serengeti offer dramatic aerial perspectives of wildlife and
  landscapes.

A helicopter flight offers a breathtaking new perspective on some of Africa’s most iconic
landscapes. From the air, you see the scale, beauty, and drama of the continent in a way
that few experiences can match

Countries available in: Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Namibia, Zambia, Botswana

A star bed lets you swap the walls of your tent for the vast African sky. Set on a raised deck with a comfortable bed and soft linens, you’ll fall asleep to the sounds of the bush and wake with the sunrise. Lantern light and complete privacy make the experience feel both adventurous and deeply peaceful. It’s an intimate way to connect with nature, offering comfort without losing the raw beauty of the wild

Available in Zimbabwe & Zambia

Sunset cruises are offered on both the Zimbabwe and Zambia sides of the Zambezi River, upstream from Victoria Falls. From the boat you’ll often see hippos, crocodiles, and elephants along the banks, as well as abundant birdlife.

Drinks and snacks are served on board while you watch the sun go down over the river.

Only available from Tanzania

A light aircraft flight around Mount Kilimanjaro offers a remarkable perspective on Africa’s highest peak. Rising nearly 6,000 meters from the plains, the mountain’s glaciers, volcanic cones, and forested slopes are revealed in stunning detail from the air.

The route often circles the summit and skirts the base, giving passengers views across Amboseli National Park in Kenya and northern Tanzania’s wide open landscapes. Elephants moving below, endless plains stretching to the horizon, and the sheer scale of Kilimanjaro combine to make this one of Africa’s most memorable aerial experiences.

• Kenya & Tanzania – Ride across the open plains of the Maasai Mara, Laikipia, or
  Serengeti.
• Botswana – Splash through the Okavango Delta or canter across the vast salt pans
  of the Makgadikgadi.
• South Africa – From the Kruger surrounds to the Drakensberg mountains and
  coastal trails.
• Namibia – Epic desert rides through Damaraland, the Namib Desert, and the
  Skeleton Coast.
• Zambia & Zimbabwe – Wildlife encounters on horseback in South Luangwa, the
  Lower Zambezi, and Hwange.
• Morocco – Long-distance treks through the Atlas Mountains and Sahara Desert.

Exploring Africa on horseback is one of the most immersive ways to experience the wild.
Riding quietly across open plains, through forests, or along river valleys allows you to
approach wildlife in a natural and unobtrusive way — zebra, giraffe, antelope, and even
elephant often appear within sight.

Start your morning with a gentle camel ride along the shores of Lake Elementaita, a soda lake known for its birdlife and peaceful beauty. As you ride across the open landscape, flamingos, pelicans, and other waterbirds can often be seen feeding in the shallows.

After your ride, stop at a scenic spot by the lake where a bush-style breakfast awaits, set up with views of the water and surrounding hills. It’s a unique and memorable way to begin the day, blending adventure, wildlife, and the tranquility of Kenya’s Great Rift Valley.

Available in: Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe

A boat safari offers a completely different perspective on Africa’s wildlife and landscapes. Instead of watching animals from a vehicle, you drift quietly along rivers, channels, or lagoons, the water bringing you up close to species that thrive along its edge.

Hippos grunt from the shallows, crocodiles bask on the banks, and elephants wade in to drink or swim. Birdlife is often spectacular, with fish eagles, kingfishers, and herons frequently spotted. The pace is unhurried, and the gentle movement of the boat makes it one of the most peaceful ways to experience the bush.

Available in: Kenya & Tanzania

Fly camping is one of the purest ways to experience the African bush. Stripped back to the essentials, it usually involves lightweight tents or simple bedrolls set beneath mosquito nets, with a campfire for warmth and lanterns for light. Despite its simplicity, camps are carefully set up by guides and camp staff, often in remote and beautiful spots along a riverbank or beneath an acacia grove

The experience is safe, but it feels adventurous , you fall asleep to the sounds of lions calling in the distance or hippos grunting nearby. Meals are prepared on open fires, and evenings are spent around the flames under the stars.

Available in: Uganda & Rwanda

Gorilla trekking is one of Africa’s most extraordinary wildlife encounters. Deep in the misty forests of Uganda and Rwanda, small groups of trekkers set out with expert guides to track endangered mountain gorillas in their natural habitat. The hike can take a few hours and involves climbing through dense vegetation and uneven terrain, but the reward is unforgettable

When you find the gorillas, you’ll spend an hour in their presence — watching them feed, play, and interact, often just a few meters away. The quiet power and gentleness of these great apes, combined with the intimacy of the setting, makes this a deeply moving experience and a highlight of any journey through Africa

Available in: Uganda & Tanzania

• Uganda– Kibale Forest is the most famous, home to the largest population of
  habituated chimps. Treks are also possible in Kyambura Gorge and Budongo Forest.
• Tanzania – Mahale Mountains National Park, set on the shores of Lake Tanganyika,
  offers one of the most magical chimpanzee encounters anywhere. Gombe Stream,
  made famous by Jane Goodall, is another historic option.

Chimpanzee trekking offers an exciting contrast to gorilla trekking. The hikes are typically faster paced, as chimpanzees are more active and vocal, moving swiftly through the forest canopy. Guided by trackers, you’ll follow their calls and movements until you find a troop, then spend time watching them feed, groom, and interact.

Spending time with chimpanzees is fascinating, their intelligence, playfulness, and complex social dynamics make the experience both moving and energetic.

Offered in: Uganda & Rwanda

Found in the bamboo forests of Uganda’s Mgahinga National Park and Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park, these rare primates are known for their striking golden-orange fur and playful behavior.

The trek is generally shorter and less strenuous than gorilla trekking, making it accessible to a wide range of travelers. Once with the troop, you’ll spend an hour observing them leap through the trees, forage for bamboo shoots, and interact in lively groups.

This experience o ers a wonderful glimpse into the diversity of primates in the region and provides a colorful complement to the more intense gorilla encounters.

Available in: Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, Zambia, Zimbabwe

Photo hides give photographers the chance to capture wildlife up close without disturbing
the animals. Built at ground level, or sometimes sunk into the earth, these hides place you
right at eye level with elephants, big cats, or birdlife as they come to drink or pass by.

Whether you’re a professional or simply keen to improve your safari shots, time in a hide
offers a quiet, patient way to see and photograph animals behaving naturally.