Explore Southern Africa
South Africa
Botswana
Zambia
BotswanaSouthern Africa
Zambia
South Africa
Luxury Tours to BotswanaVisit Botswana
Makgadikgadi Pans National Park and Nxai Pans National Park are Botswana’s only true pan ecologies outside the Kalahari, remnants of a massive ancient lake that once covered central Botswana and now forms part of the Okavango Delta. This region experiences seasonal flooding, beginning with torrential rains from Angola, which fuel rivers like the Okavango, Kwando, Linyanti, and Zambezi, creating a dynamic delta ecosystem that supports diverse wildlife, including elephants, buffalo, and unique wetland species like the sitatunga. The Moremi Game Reserve, located along the Delta's eastern edge, protects diverse habitats and is known for abundant big game, especially during the dry season. Nearby, Victoria Falls, one of the seven natural wonders of the world, spans 1,700 meters with five sections, reaching peak flow in March and April. The falls, linked by the historic Zambezi River, form a border between Zambia and Zimbabwe and attract visitors year-round for their unmatched spectacle and adventure activities.
Visit South Africa
Luxury Tours to South AfricaCelebrated for its diverse landscapes and rich wildlife, South Africa is home to an array of national parks that safeguard some of the continent’s most iconic species and ecosystems. From the famous Kruger National Park, known for the “Big Five” — lions, elephants, rhinos, leopards, and buffalos — to the lush Garden Route National Park with its ancient forests and dramatic coastline, South Africa’s parks offer a glimpse into the country’s stunning biodiversity. The Drakensberg Mountains in the uKhahlamba-Drakensberg Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, boast breathtaking peaks, rock art by the San people, and unique flora. Addo Elephant National Park, one of the largest parks, was established to protect the last remaining elephants in the Eastern Cape and has since expanded to support diverse habitats, from coastal dunes to mountainous regions. Table Mountain National Park, located in Cape Town, is known for its iconic flat-topped mountain and rare fynbos vegetation found nowhere else in the world. Across South Africa, these parks not only provide vital habitats for endangered species like the Cape mountain zebra and black rhino but also demonstrate the country’s commitment to conservation and sustainable tourism.
Visit Zambia
Luxury Tours to ZambiaZambia, a land of dramatic landscapes and pristine wilderness, offers some of Africa's most remarkable national parks, where wildlife thrives in untouched habitats. South Luangwa National Park, often hailed as one of the greatest wildlife sanctuaries in the world, is famous for its walking safaris and dense populations of leopards, elephants, and hippos along the Luangwa River. Kafue National Park, Zambia’s largest, spans woodlands, plains, and swamps, supporting an incredible range of species, from lions and cheetahs to the rare African wild dog and elusive pangolin. Lower Zambezi National Park, nestled along the Zambezi River, provides a unique safari experience where animals like buffalo, crocodiles, and antelope can be observed along the riverbanks, often by boat. Further south, the tranquil Liuwa Plain National Park is known for its wildebeest migration and hosts one of the oldest conservation histories in Africa. With its commitment to preserving wilderness areas and promoting eco-tourism, Zambia offers a genuinely immersive experience for those looking to explore Africa’s natural beauty at its most unspoiled.
