KRUGER NATIONAL PARK

Spanning nearly 2 million hectares, Kruger National Park is South Africa’s ultimate big-game destination. Established in 1926 and named after Paul Kruger, this iconic park protects a vast wilderness where lions, elephants, buffalo, rhinos and leopards roam freely, and tens of thousands of antelope grace the sunlit plains. By day, giraffe browse on acacias and vultures soar overhead; by night, elusive leopards prowl the shadows.

Kruger is not just about the Big Five — it’s a sanctuary for 137 mammal species, 500 bird species and over 100 reptiles, set against breathtaking savannahs, riverine forests and rugged landscapes. With its rich history, incredible wildlife, and endless adventure, Kruger offers a safari experience that is both thrilling and unforgettable.



HWANGE NATIONAL PARK

Hwange National Park is Zimbabwe’s largest and most diverse wildlife sanctuary, home to over 108 mammal species and 470 bird species, including 50 raptors.

Declared a game reserve in 1928 and later a national park in 1949, Hwange transformed from depleted land into a thriving wildlife haven thanks to early conservation efforts. Visionary warden Ted Davison introduced boreholes across the park, creating dozens of water pans that drew back massive herds of elephant, buffalo and countless other species.

Today, Hwange stands as a remarkable conservation success — a vibrant, wildlife-rich paradise sustained by its vital waterholes.

ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK

Etosha National Park is one of Africa’s most iconic game reserves, centered around the vast shimmering Etosha Pan. It’s home to the world’s largest population of western black rhino, along with white rhino, huge elephant herds, black-faced impala, lions and an incredible array of wildlife and birdlife.

To the northwest lies the dramatic Kaokoveld — an arid but breathtaking region of sandy plains, rugged mountains and rocky hills. This remote landscape is home to the nomadic Himba people and desert-adapted wildlife, including migrating elephant, giraffe, gemsbok and springbok. Etosha is a true blend of wilderness, culture and unforgettable scenery.



BOTSWANA WILDERNESS REGIONS

Botswana is home to some of Africa’s most diverse and thrilling safari destinations. Chobe National Park, the country’s first, is famous for massive elephant herds and four unique ecosystems, from the lush Chobe Riverfront to the wild Savuti and remote Linyanti Marsh. The Okavango Delta offers a completely different adventure, with winding waterways, islands, rich wildlife and cultural treasures like Khwai village and the ancient rock art of Tsodilo Hills. At the heart of the country lies the vast Central Kalahari Game Reserve, one of the world’s largest parks. Its rolling dunes, fossilized riverbeds and open plains host cheetah, lion, wild dog, gemsbok and more, while preserving the rich heritage of the San (Bushmen) people. Together, these regions offer an unforgettable mix of breathtaking landscapes, extraordinary wildlife and deep cultural history.

Your African SAFARI Adventure Awaits

The wilderness of Southern Africa is calling — from the sun-soaked savannahs of Kruger to the vast deserts of the Kalahari, the teeming waterways of the Okavango, and the wildlife-rich plains of Hwange and Etosha. Every safari is a front-row seat to Africa’s most iconic animals, breathtaking landscapes, and unforgettable moments in nature.

Don’t just dream about it — step into the wild and create your own adventure. Whether it’s spotting the Big Five, exploring hidden rivers and pans, or experiencing local culture up close, the journey of a lifetime starts here. Book your safari today and make Africa your playground.