Journeys for Women

Journeys for Women For women who love to travel!

The Classic Safari Company's 'Journeys for Women' is a collection of bespoke, escorted journeys designed specifically by women, for women. With decades of experience in designing safaris to Africa, India, Latin America and beyond, we have applied our expertise and unrivalled passion to create bespoke, escorted journeys exclusive to female travellers. Accompanied by an experienced ‘leading lady’, w

ith the support of the best specialist guides in each destination, the collection offers small group exclusivity and the companionship of like-minded female travellers with all the sophistication and adventure that The Classic Safari Company is renowned for. Whether it be learning the art of haggling in centuries-old souks, treading ancient Incan pathways, or tracking Africa’s iconic wildlife with Maasai warriors, our Journeys for Women combine authentic luxury with exceptional cultural exchanges to create real adventure in unreal style. For a truly mindful and engaging journey that allows you to simply immerse yourself in the experience rather than juggle the logistics, join our tribe!

Over 30 percent of the planet’s landmass is covered in forest. From alpine forests to dense jungles, they beckon us inwa...
08/06/2026

Over 30 percent of the planet’s landmass is covered in forest. From alpine forests to dense jungles, they beckon us inward, to discover their secrets, bathe in their tranquility or marvel at their beauty and scale. Discover arboreal explorations around the world...

Marrakech’s labyrinthine souks. Fès medina at dawn. The stillness of the Agafay Desert under a blanket of stars.Morocco’...
05/06/2026

Marrakech’s labyrinthine souks. Fès medina at dawn. The stillness of the Agafay Desert under a blanket of stars.
Morocco’s Souks & Treasures transports you through all four Imperial Cities — Casablanca, Rabat, Fès and Marrakech — before trading the ochre of the city for the Atlantic breeze of Essaouira and the silence of a luxury tented camp at the foot of the Atlas Mountains. Cooking classes, camel rides at sunset, artisan encounters, Berber villages and the Majorelle Gardens; this richly layered journey of many chapters departs March 2027 - contact me to find out more .
Photo: INARA CAMP
https://classicsafaricompany.com.au/itinerary/moroccos-souks-treasures-2027/

One of the highlights Shelly Vernon’s recent journey through Namibia was visiting the Himba tribe - one of the last semi...
02/06/2026

One of the highlights Shelly Vernon’s recent journey through Namibia was visiting the Himba tribe - one of the last semi-nomadic tribes in Africa: “Such a beautiful, grounded culture with traditions that have been passed down for generations. It was very special to get a small glimpse into their way of life.”

“Hey Charlie - Charlie! Smile for the pesky photographer!” - “Blegh...”
30/05/2026

“Hey Charlie - Charlie! Smile for the pesky photographer!” - “Blegh...”

Zambia’s great wild spaces, the stillness of Lake Malawi, and a small group of women who will share it all.From the Zamb...
27/05/2026

Zambia’s great wild spaces, the stillness of Lake Malawi, and a small group of women who will share it all.
From the Zambezi floodplains and lion country of South Luangwa to the island serenity of Kaya Mawa on Likoma Island, this is seventeen days of extraordinary contrast — punctuated by genuine community encounters, world-class guiding and the jaw-dropping encounters that only Africa delivers.

The Warm Heart of Africa awaits. Departing May 2027.

Always one of my most popular destinations, I will be returning to India in 2027. However, while many of my journeys hav...
24/05/2026

Always one of my most popular destinations, I will be returning to India in 2027. However, while many of my journeys have explored the wonderful north from Agra to Jaipur, next year’s offering ventrues south, taking in the backwaters fo Kerala, the vibrant coast with its traditional ‘Chinese net’ fishermen and the leafy boulevards of Puducherry.

Interested? Contact me today to be among the first in the know!

There are moments in conservation that feel like the world righting itself.Last month, four mountain bongos, one of Afri...
21/05/2026

There are moments in conservation that feel like the world righting itself.

Last month, four mountain bongos, one of Africa's rarest and most striking large antelope, touched down in Kenya. Flown from the Czech Republic of all places, the chestnut-red antelopes with their spiralling horns and pale vertical stripes were welcomed at Nairobi's airport by government ministers before being transferred to a conservancy at the foot of Mount Kenya. A homecoming, in every sense of the word.

From an estimated 500 animals in the wild during the 1970s, fewer than 100 mountain bongos remain in Kenya's highland forests today. More live in zoos than roam free. The work of reversing that, undertaken by the Kenya Wildlife Service alongside conservation partners across three continents, is painstaking and unglamorous: careful breeding programmes, adaptation phases, genetic planning, tick-borne disease. But it is working.

These four males will strengthen the gene pool of the existing breeding population at the Mount Kenya Wildlife Conservancy, with the hope that their offspring will one day walk back into the forests their ancestors once knew.

Kenya's ambition is to restore the wild mountain bongo population to 700 by 2050.

The world awaits... all you need to do is step over the threshold.Photo:  Hemingways Collection River Camp Mara         ...
15/05/2026

The world awaits... all you need to do is step over the threshold.
Photo: Hemingways Collection River Camp Mara

You may have worked and saved for it, arranged your annual leave for it, or even just sweated over its planning. Whateve...
12/05/2026

You may have worked and saved for it, arranged your annual leave for it, or even just sweated over its planning. Whatever the circumstance, your journey should fulfil all of its potential and more. That’s why many of my bespoke itineraries feature more than one chapter.

From bush to beach, history to nature or wine to wilderness - why settle for just one story when you can have two... or more! Talk to me today!

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