— Africa —
Safaris, drawn by hand.
From the open plains of the Mara to the Okavango's flooded labyrinth — curated with private guides, charter aircraft between concessions and exclusive-use camps where the itinerary calls for it.
The original safari
Kenya
From the Maasai Mara's golden plains to the wild north of Laikipia, Kenya remains the spiritual home of the safari — equal parts wildlife theatre and cultural conversation. Expect classic open-vehicle game drives, walking safaris with Samburu and Maasai guides, hot-air balloon flights at dawn, and conservancies that have set the standard for community-led conservation across the continent.
Maasai Mara
Angama Mara
Suspended above the Great Rift Valley with the Mara unfurling below.
Floor-to-ceiling glass tented suites perched 1,000 feet above the Mara Triangle, a private airstrip, photographic studio, beadwork atelier and a view that has been called the finest in Africa. A dedicated kosher kitchen is available on request. Game drives, guided walks and Out of Africa picnics on the escarpment.
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Laikipia
Segera
A big-five oasis of regenerative luxury in the heart of Laikipia.
Garden Villas on giraffe-height stilts, five private Houses, the Bird Nest sleep-out and the Retreat — all set within blossoming tropical gardens on a vast Laikipia wilderness. Conservation-led safaris, an internationally significant African art collection and the founder's wine tower.
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Lewa Wildlife Conservancy
Sirikoi House
Family-owned with four luxury tents, Sirikoi Cottage and a private Sirikoi House.
Four luxury tents, Sirikoi Cottage and a private Sirikoi House overlooking a year-round waterhole on Lewa — a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most successful rhino conservation stories in Africa. Walking safaris, horseback rides, night drives and helicopter excursions to the Mathews Range.
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Of the Great Migration
Tanzania
Tanzania holds the Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater and Ruaha — three of the most consequential wildernesses on earth. Travel slowly, between camps, following the rhythm of the herds. Pair the northern circuit with the southern parks of Ruaha and Selous for solitude, then end on the white sand and dhow-rigged channels of Zanzibar or Mnemba.
Serengeti
Singita Sasakwa Lodge
Edwardian manor styling above an endless Serengeti horizon.
Nine private cottages with infinity pools, an equestrian centre, library, observatory, spa and gym set on the Sasakwa Hill above the Grumeti Reserve. A view across the Great Migration corridor that does not end — and one of the most exclusive private concessions in East Africa.
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Northern Serengeti
Roving Bushtops
Wondrous comfort on wheels — a mobile tented camp at the heart of the Serengeti.
Just eight wheeled tents, each a five-star ensuite haven under canvas. King-size beds with Bushtops signature linen, sunken bathtubs and huge wooden decks with private hot tubs. Open on three sides by day for uninterrupted Serengeti views; 24-hour butler service, power and wi-fi throughout. Tents can be combined into family suites for up to six guests, and the entire camp moves with the migration.
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Ruaha National Park
Jabali Ridge
Stone, glass and granite kopjes — Tanzania's wild south.
Eight suites built into the boulders of Ruaha, one of the largest and least-visited parks in Africa. Walking safaris, fly-camping under the stars, exceptional leopard, wild dog and lion sightings — and almost no other vehicles for miles.
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Nyerere National Park (Selous)
Roho ya Selous Camp
A tented camp on the banks of the Rufiji River, deep in Africa's largest protected area.
Eight canvas tents raised on wooden platforms above the river, with open-air bucket showers, private viewing decks and some of the most diverse safari activities on the continent. Boat safaris through hippo channels, walking safaris among elephant and wild dog, and night drives in open-sided vehicles.
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Big Five & Cape coast
South Africa
Pair the leopards of the Sabi Sand with the vineyards of the Cape and the wild Indian Ocean shore. The most layered safari country on the continent — combining open-vehicle Big Five game drives, world-class wine estates, Cape Dutch manor houses and the dramatic coastline of the Garden Route on a single itinerary.
Sabi Sand
Singita Ebony Lodge
Quietly grand suites under jackalberry trees on the Sand River.
Twelve glass-fronted suites, exceptional Big Five viewing — particularly leopard — and one of the most established conservation models in southern Africa. Wine cellar, gallery, gym and a swimming pool on the bank of the Sand River.
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Greater Kruger
Royal Malewane
Old-world tropical glamour with exceptional guiding heritage.
Eight suites and two private homes, a spa carved into the bush, an organic chef's garden and rangers among the most highly qualified in southern Africa. Twice-daily game drives, walking safaris, sleep-out decks and helicopter scenic flights over the Blyde River Canyon.
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Kalahari
Tswalu Motse
South Africa's largest private reserve — red sands and rare wildlife.
Pangolins, aardvarks, black-maned lions and meerkats — your own dedicated guide, tracker, vehicle and chef on a private 114,000-hectare wilderness. Stargazing, horseback safaris and dinners under the Klein Karoo sky.
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The watered wilderness
Botswana
The Okavango Delta floods inland each year, creating a watery labyrinth of channels, islands and ancient flood plains — one of the rarest wildlife habitats on earth. Combine water-based safaris by mokoro and motor-boat in the Delta with the elephant herds of the Linyanti and the salt-pan vastness of the Makgadikgadi.
Okavango Delta
Mombo Camp
On Chief's Island, in the most game-rich corner of the Delta.
Nine raised tented suites, sala loungers, plunge pools and a swimming pool overlooking the Mombo concession — predator densities second to none and consistently rated among the finest safari camps in Africa. Mokoro excursions and walking safaris with Botswana's most senior guides.
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Okavango Delta
Jao Camp
Architectural sculpture rising out of an Okavango palm island.
Five suites and two private villas with glass walls, private plunge pools, sala loungers and mokoro (dug-out canoe) safaris through the papyrus channels. Spa, gym, library, art studio and one of the most photographed dining rooms in southern Africa.
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Makgadikgadi Pans
Jack's Camp
1940s Persian glamour at the edge of an ancient salt pan.
Quad-bike expeditions across moonlit pans, meerkat encounters, walks with San Bushmen trackers and a private museum of natural history curated by the founding family. Ten exquisite Bedouin-styled tents in the heart of the Kalahari.
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— Beyond Lodges —