Tanzania & Zanzibar

COLLECTION from Simplicity to 5-star glam: Botswana – Egypt – Ethiopia – Morocco – Namibia – Southafrica – Tanzania & Zanzibar

AFRICAN TRIBES & SAFARIS
explore the beauty of the untamed

Ethiopia’s Omo Valley – a Valley of Millennia-Old Cultural Diversity

… home to numerous indigenous tribes, each with its own unique traditions, languages, and way of life. From the ancient practices of pastoralism and agriculture to intricate social structures and artistic expressions, the cultural tapestry of the Omo Valley is a testament to human resilience and creativity. Through oral traditions, rituals, ceremonies, and craftsmanship, these communities have preserved their heritage and continue to enrich the world with their distinct identities and contributions to humanity’s collective history.

Botswana – a Country with 4 Highlights

The Okavango Delta’s swirling waterways, dazzling salt pans in the Kalahari, elephant herds lining the riverbanks in Chobe National Park…

Tanzania – a land where nature is at its wildest

Embark on a breathtaking Tanzania Safari, where guides introduce you to the African bush and steppes, home to the Big 5. Travel by road or plane through the Northern Circuit, connecting Tarangire, Ngorongoro Crater, and Serengeti National Park. Whether action-packed or leisurely, the thrill is unmatched. Words can’t capture the experience of encountering the Big 5 – we leave the story telling to the travelers. The “Ultimate’? A hot air balloon ride over the Seronera River Valley during the Great Migration in May and June, or witnessing the herds crossing the Mara River between July and October. Finish your journey with the white sands and turquoise waters of the Zanzibar Archipelago.

Namibia – where the desert meets the sea and the mountains meet the desert

‘The Land of the Brave’, a true gem with few but renowned travel spots, spread far apart yet offering incredible highlights that require booking months in advance. A must-do road trip for beginners: Start in Windhoek, then head to Sossusvlei to explore vast sand-dunes that meet the ocean, discovering unique desert life in a 4×4. Witness the breathtaking sight of thousands of flamingos converging on Namibia’s salt flats, turning the white terrain into a vibrant sea of pink. Conclude at Etosha National Park, where you can watch animals drinking from a waterhole right from your balcony.

South Africa – a country with 3 capitals and spectacular landscapes

When one thinks of South Africa, the name of Nelson Mandela first comes to mind, With 21 national parks to choose from, deciding where to go can be overwhelming. Whether it’s the vast Kruger National Park, the malaria-free Madikwe Game Reserve, the diverse Pilanesberg National Park, or the lush KwaZulu-Natal, each offers unique wildlife encounters.

May to October. is prime time for the Big 5, the dry season’s thinned-out vegetation makes it easier for witnessiung the animals around water sources in their natural habitats. Yet one must not miss the 300 km stretch along an incredible breathtaking coastline in South African’s Western Cape inviting for an amazing roadtravel. No worries about driving on the left or finding the right road, a driver-guide ensures a stress-free journey, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the stunning scenery and vibrant culture.

Uganda – a country with 3 capitals and spectacular landscapes

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