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Our friendly team have all travelled throughout Africa and would love to help you design your perfect itinerary. By booking your whole holiday in one place you will also benefit from full ATOL protection.

The Seychelles is all about slowing things down.Made up of islands in the Indian Ocean, it’s known for white sand beache...
21/04/2026

The Seychelles is all about slowing things down.

Made up of islands in the Indian Ocean, it’s known for white sand beaches, clear water, and those huge granite rocks you’ll recognise straight away. It’s an easy place to spend your days swimming, snorkelling, or just finding a quiet spot by the sea.

There’s more to it than beaches too, with nature reserves, walking trails, and unique wildlife across the islands.

Looking for your next adrenaline fix in Uganda?Sipi Falls has it all:âś… 3 epic waterfallsâś… Cave hikes with local guidesâś… ...
18/04/2026

Looking for your next adrenaline fix in Uganda?

Sipi Falls has it all:
âś… 3 epic waterfalls
âś… Cave hikes with local guides
âś… Abseiling down a 100m cliff (yes, seriously!)
âś… Coffee tours with the best views in the country
âś… Sunrise hikes & cold dips in river pool.

đźš— Just 5 hours from Kampala.
đź‘ź Bring your boots, jacket, and a spirit for adventure.
🥾 Trust me, this place belongs on your bucket list.

Tag someone you’d take to Sipi. 👇👇

Nairobi is not just Kenya’s capital city, it’s a lively cultural hub where history, creativity and diverse communities c...
15/04/2026

Nairobi is not just Kenya’s capital city, it’s a lively cultural hub where history, creativity and diverse communities come together. From traditional performances to modern art and design, the city offers an authentic look at Kenyan culture.

Cultural highlights in Nairobi:

• National Museum - A great place to learn about Kenya’s history, culture, art and natural heritage.
• Arts Centre - Showcasing local artists, handmade crafts and regular cultural events.
• National Theatre - A venue for local plays, music, dance and storytelling performances.
• Craft Market - Perfect for picking up handmade souvenirs, including beadwork, fabrics and wood carvings.
• Cultural Village - Experience traditional homes, dances and customs from different Kenyan communities.

Is there anything better than a wild picnic on the Cape Peninsula? 🧺Surrounded by stunning cliffs, pristine beaches, and...
12/04/2026

Is there anything better than a wild picnic on the Cape Peninsula? 🧺

Surrounded by stunning cliffs, pristine beaches, and the fresh ocean breeze, it's the perfect escape into nature. From the curious penguins on Boulders Beach to the breathtaking views of Cape Point, every moment feels like a slice of paradise.

Soak in the views, enjoy great food, and relax in the wild beauty of it all, it’s an experience that stays with you long after the day ends.

🦍Featured Experience - Gorilla Trekking Through the MistEmbark on a once-in-a-lifetime 3-day safari in Rwanda, where adv...
07/04/2026

🦍Featured Experience - Gorilla Trekking Through the Mist

Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime 3-day safari in Rwanda, where adventure meets awe in Volcanoes National Park.

• Spot the incredible mountain gorillas in their natural habitat
• Trek through vegetation with an expert guide to locate the wild gorilla troop
• Stay at a charming safari lodge within picturesque surroundings
• Spot monkeys, buffalo, hyenas and numerous bird species

Ready for the adventure of a lifetime? Check it out here: https://bit.ly/gorillas-through-the-mist

Drakensberg Amphitheatre, South Africa đź“ŤRising over 1,000 metres from the valley floor, the Drakensberg Amphitheatre is ...
03/04/2026

Drakensberg Amphitheatre, South Africa đź“Ť

Rising over 1,000 metres from the valley floor, the Drakensberg Amphitheatre is one of the most impressive mountain formations in Africa. This dramatic cliff face stretches for five kilometres, forming part of the uKhahlamba-Drakensberg Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Home to Tugela Falls, one of the tallest waterfalls in the world, the Amphitheatre offers rewarding hikes, fresh mountain air and far-reaching views across KwaZulu-Natal. Whether you choose to explore on foot or simply admire it from below, the scale of this landscape is unforgettable.

Kasanka National Park, Zambia đź“ŤTucked away in northern Zambia, Kasanka National Park is a small reserve with one of Afri...
31/03/2026

Kasanka National Park, Zambia đź“Ť

Tucked away in northern Zambia, Kasanka National Park is a small reserve with one of Africa’s most remarkable wildlife events. Each year, between October and December, millions of straw-coloured fruit bats gather here in what is believed to be the world’s largest mammal migration.

At dusk, the sky fills as the bats leave their roosts in search of fruit, creating an unforgettable natural spectacle. Beyond the migration, Kasanka is home to sitatunga antelope, hippos, crocodiles and over 400 bird species, with peaceful wetlands and forest trails to explore.

Lamu Old Town, Kenya 📍Set along Kenya’s northern coastline, Lamu Old Town is one of the oldest and best-preserved Swahil...
28/03/2026

Lamu Old Town, Kenya đź“Ť

Set along Kenya’s northern coastline, Lamu Old Town is one of the oldest and best-preserved Swahili settlements in East Africa. Recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it offers a fascinating glimpse into centuries of trade, culture and tradition.

Narrow alleyways wind between coral stone buildings, intricately carved wooden doors and quiet courtyards. There are no cars here, just the sound of footsteps, donkeys and traditional dhows sailing across the harbour.

A visit to Lamu is about stepping into living history, experiencing Swahili culture first-hand, and enjoying the calm of Kenya’s Indian Ocean coast.

Lake Turkana, Kenya 📍In the remote north of Kenya lies Lake Turkana, the world’s largest permanent desert lake and one o...
24/03/2026

Lake Turkana, Kenya đź“Ť

In the remote north of Kenya lies Lake Turkana, the world’s largest permanent desert lake and one of Africa’s most striking landscapes. Surrounded by volcanic formations and wide, open plains, its jade-green waters stand in bold contrast to the arid terrain around it.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Lake Turkana is not only dramatic in appearance but also rich in history. The surrounding area has yielded some of the world’s most important fossil discoveries, offering insight into the origins of humankind.

Wildlife thrives here too, from large Nile crocodiles along the shoreline to birdlife drawn to its waters. Visiting Lake Turkana is about embracing adventure and discovering a side of Kenya that feels untouched and far removed from the usual safari routes.

Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, South Africa & Botswana đź“ŤStretching across the border of South Africa and Botswana, Kgalag...
21/03/2026

Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, South Africa & Botswana đź“Ť

Stretching across the border of South Africa and Botswana, Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park is a vast, arid wilderness known for its striking red dunes and open landscapes. It’s a place where you can truly appreciate the scale and quiet of the Kalahari.

The park is famous for its black-maned Kalahari lions, as well as cheetahs, leopards and large herds of antelope that gather along the dry Auob and Nossob riverbeds. Game viewing here feels unhurried and authentic, with long stretches of road where it’s just you and the desert.

Kgalagadi is ideal for those who value space, self-drive adventure and a safari experience that feels remote and rewarding.

Tanzania is known for its legendary safari parks and Mount Kilimanjaro, but beyond the tourist trails lies a quieter, eq...
17/03/2026

Tanzania is known for its legendary safari parks and Mount Kilimanjaro, but beyond the tourist trails lies a quieter, equally awe-inspiring side of the country.

🎨 Kondoa Rock Art Site:
Deep in central Tanzania, ancient cave paintings reveal the stories of early human life. Over 2,000 years old, the rock art of Kondoa is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

â›° Udzungwa Mountains National Park:
Called the “African Galapagos”, this lush rainforest teems with biodiversity. Hidden waterfalls, rare monkeys, and miles of forest trails make it a paradise for nature lovers who want to get off grid.

🦒 Rubondo Island National Park:
Tucked away in Lake Victoria, Rubondo is Tanzania’s only island national park – remote, wild, and rarely visited. Home to chimpanzees, elephants, otters, and over 300 bird species.

Rising from the wide Kalahari landscape in Botswana, Tsodilo Hills is one of the country’s most remarkable and lesser-kn...
13/03/2026

Rising from the wide Kalahari landscape in Botswana, Tsodilo Hills is one of the country’s most remarkable and lesser-known places.

Often called the “Louvre of the Desert”, the hills are home to thousands of ancient rock paintings created by the San people over many centuries. Walking between the granite hills, you can see artwork that tells stories of wildlife, daily life and the deep cultural history of the region.

From the top, the views stretch far across the surrounding plains, giving a real sense of the scale and quiet beauty of this part of Botswana.

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