Visit the must-see highlights then discover little-known attractions most tourists never hear about.
All-inclusive comfort
Get more value with all-inclusive trips featuring top-rated restaurants and hotels.
Small Group Size
Typically featuring a modest group of a dozen like-minded travelers, we have a maximum threshold of 16-18 in order to ensure that extra personal attention.
Tour Leaders
Simply the best in the business, our leaders exude professionalism, knowledge, and enthusiasm.
Soweto township tour ●
Kruger Park safari ●
Kingdom of Eswatini: Switzerland of Africa ●
Famed 'Garden Route' ●
Ostrich farm tour ●
Table Mountain Cable Way ●
Cape Winelands tour and wine tasting ●
Robben Island Museum
Leapin lemurs! ●
Guided forest walks ●
Five different national parks and reserves ●
Unique flora and fauna ●
Meeting the friendly locals ●
Fascinating pre- and post-colonial history
Thundering Victoria Falls ●
Botswana's Chobe National Park safari ●
Soweto township tour ●
Kruger Park safari ●
Kingdom of Eswatini: Switzerland of Africa ●
Famed 'Garden Route' ●
Table Mountain Cable Way ●
Robben Island Museum
Perfect, palm fringed beaches ● Praslin & La Digue day trip ●
Reunion, 'the Nepal of the Indian Ocean' ●
Remote Malagasy island of Nosy Be! ● Meeting the friendly locals ● Mauritius full island exploration ● Piton de la Fournaise on Reunion ● Off the beaten track on Mayotte ● Moheli (Mwali), the smallest, wildest, and least visited of all the Comoran Islands.
Tracing the paths of Saint Helena’s famous figures like Darwin and Napoleon
Explore Angola's bustling capital of Luanda - with its mixture of ruined Portuguese colonial architecture, historic monuments and modern skyscrapers
Discover the breathtaking Calandula Falls - the 2nd largest on the continent
Visit local villages of the Muila and Mucubal people
Discover colonial architecture in Lubango and Namibe
Explore the dramatic black rock of Piedras Negras de Pungo Adongo
Drive the spiraling roads of the Leba Mountain Pass
Take a break at the freshwater oasis - Arco Lagoon
Witness the Tundavala Gap, the Serra da Leba Mountain Range and the Tchitundu Hulu Rock Art Sites
Explore the cocoa plantations, crumbling colonial architecture and primeval rainforests of Sao Tome
Kruger Park safari ●
Kingdom of Eswatini (Swaziland): Switzerland of Africa ●
Table Mountain Cable Way ●
Robben Island Museum ●
The Namib, world's oldest desert ●
Rugged Skeleton Coast ●
Etosha: Africa's undiscovered wildlife gem
Thundering Victoria Falls ●
Kingdom of Eswatini (Swaziland): Switzerland of Africa ●
Table Mountain Cable Way ●
Robben Island Museum ●
Maasai Mara's endless plains ●
Meeting local tribal groups ●
Karen Blixen "Out of Africa" Museum
Southern Africa may be known for its prolific population of lions, zebras and elephants. But this region also offers travellers a rich experience that goes beyond big game and the typical tourist attractions. If you know where to find it.
Immerse yourself in the colourful culture of the Kingdom of Eswatini. Gaze at the thunderous beauty of Victoria Falls. Or roam the bustling streets of South Africa’s Johannesburg. But of course, safaris remain the main attraction. Our small group Southern Africa tours take you to national parks that provide prime viewing of the Big Five game animals.
Our leaders exude professionalism, knowledge, and enthusiasm.
Tour Leaders for Southern Africa Tours
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to visit Southern Africa?
Game-viewing is best during the dry winter months in Southern Africa, which is from May to October. The sparse vegetation during this season gives you a clearer view of the animals. Plus, thirsty creatures are more likely to be found at waterholes.
Southern Africa’s wet summer season is from December to March. The climate is hot and humid with short bursts of heavy rain. The scenery is lush at this time of year, which provides an ideal environment for bird watching.
What countries are in Southern Africa?
Southern Africa includes the nations of Angola, Lesotho, Botswana, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. Although the island nation of Madagascar is geographically located in Southern Africa, it is not considered part of this region because of its unique cultural heritage.