Discover Africa Safaris

05/06/2026

“A Return To The Delta”

For JJ, Botswana has never just been about wildlife. It’s the people she’s met along the way, the familiar faces waiting at camp, and the feeling of returning to a place that already knows you.

This time, she brought her friend Sylvia to experience it too.

Together, they drifted through the Okavango Delta by boat, reunited with guides who felt more like old friends, and spent long afternoons watching elephants, lions, and birdlife move through the bush. Between Cape Town, Savute, Moremi, and Xugana, their safari became something deeply personal; full of laughter, storytelling, quiet sightings, and the kind of evenings you end up talking about for years afterwards.

With the help of our Africa Safari Expert, Matthys, every stop brought a different side of Botswana into view: wild landscapes, generous hospitality, and the kind of safari that keeps calling people back.

Read more: https://www.discoverafrica.com/traveller-stories/a-return-to-the-delta-a-story-of-people-passion-and-friendship/

20/05/2026

Africa doesn't offer one safari. It offers eight completely different worlds.

The Masai Mara, where big cats rule the open plains and the Great Migration rewrites the landscape every year. The Okavango Delta, where the water leads and the wildlife follows. South Luangwa, where you leave the vehicle behind and feel the bush beneath your feet. Chobe, where elephants gather at the river in numbers you have to see to believe.

Each destination has its own character. Its own light. Its own reason to go.
We've spent decades learning what makes each one extraordinary and we use every bit of that knowledge when we plan your safari. Not just where you'll go, but how it will feel when you get there.

Tell us where you're dreaming of. We'll take it from there.

15/05/2026

Some of Africa's rarest animals don't make the headlines. This Endangered Species Day, we think they should.

The elusive Beira antelope. The intelligent African grey parrot. The critically endangered riverine rabbit. Each one is a story the wild is still trying to tell.

13/05/2026

A rare little safari moment from Sabi Sabi.

During an afternoon drive, guests came across a mother honey badger and her cub in the road. Honey badger cubs are born blind and helpless, relying entirely on their mothers for protection. They remain with her for up to two years, learning how to forage, hunt, and survive in the wild.

Video credit: Sabi Sabi Game Reserve

06/05/2026

Turn up the sound and take in this magical safari moment from Leroo La Tau Camp.

Filmed by our very own Adelle Bell, this beautiful scene captures zebras and elephants gathering around a watering hole, a peaceful reminder that, on safari, the wild can be closer than you ever imagined.

To experience your own unforgettable safari, contact us, and our safari experts will help plan a journey tailored to you.

13/04/2026

The silence of the bush.
The rumble of elephants in the distance.
The moment thousands of wildebeest take the leap.

Tanzania isn’t just a destination, it’s something you feel.

Discover where to go on safari with expert insights from Vihann Van Wyk and why the northern circuit remains a true trip of a lifetime.

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As you might know, the nighttime silence of the African bush is something to behold. The silence fills the air with the presence of something much deeper,

25/03/2026

After 43 years… the rhinos are coming home. 🦏

In a powerful moment for conservation in Africa, Uganda has begun reintroducing southern white rhinos to Kidepo Valley National Park – a landscape that hasn’t seen them since 1983.

What started with just 6 rhinos in 2005 has grown into a thriving population of 61, thanks to relentless conservation efforts. Now, that success is being carried forward – restoring not just a species, but an entire ecosystem.

This isn’t just about wildlife.
It’s about resilience.
It’s about legacy.
It’s about rewriting a story that once felt lost.

Kidepo is becoming a Big Five destination again – but more importantly, it stands as proof of what’s possible when conservation is done right.

For the conscious traveller, this is the kind of journey that matters:
One where every sighting carries meaning.
Where every footprint tells a story of restoration.
Where travel contributes to something bigger than the experience itself.

Africa doesn’t just inspire – it heals, restores, and reminds us what’s worth protecting.

Read More Here: https://bit.ly/4rX870e

In a monumental move for conservation, the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has officially commenced the reintroduction of rhinos to Kidepo Valley National

13/03/2026

Where service fades into the background and the wild takes centre stage. 🦁

These six safari lodges in South Africa and Botswana offer dedicated butler service that quietly handles every detail – from perfectly timed meals to seamless game drives – so you can focus on what matters: the wildlife, the landscapes, and the stillness of the bush.

Lodges featured:
• Royal Malewane – Thornybush Private Game Reserve, South Africa
• &Beyond Ngala Safari Lodge – Ngala Private Game Reserve, South Africa
• &Beyond Phinda Rock Lodge – KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
• Selinda Suite – Selinda Reserve, Botswana
• Jaci’s Sabi House – Sabi Sands, South Africa
• Duba Plains Suite – Okavango Delta, Botswana

Discover safari luxury where every detail is taken care of for you.

Read the full blog: https://bit.ly/4lqILGz

You do not travel to be managed. You travel to feel free. Not the loud kind of freedom. The rare kind. The kind where nothing pulls at you; no decisions,

06/03/2026

There is a kind of stillness you only find in the Kenyan bush – where the crunch of sand underfoot and the distant call of birds remind you that you are somewhere truly wild.

In our latest travel story, safari expert Megan Warrington shares her journey through Kenya’s remote conservancies, from tracking endangered rhinos on foot in Sera Conservancy to spotting the rare Samburu Special Five and experiencing authentic community culture far from the crowds.

It’s a story about raw wilderness, meaningful conservation, and the unforgettable moments that happen when you step beyond the usual safari routes. If you’re dreaming of a safari that feels deeper, wilder, and more connected, this is the journey to read about.

Discover the full story here: https://bit.ly/4bscqvu

23/02/2026

From the thunder of Victoria Falls and the heart-racing edge of Devil’s Pool to mokoro arrivals in the Okavango Delta and meaningful time with the San in the Kalahari, this Botswana and Zimbabwe journey proves it’s the quiet details between the icons that truly transform a safari into a story. 🌍

Read all about Murielle Mignot Vegezzi's Botswana and Victoria Falls safari and discover how your own unforgettable story can begin.

Read more here: https://bit.ly/3Ot4u4d