Close Encounters 

An unparalleled chance to observe wildlife in their natural habitat. While nobody can guarantee wildlife sightings, the wonder of chancing upon zebras cavorting, big cats prowling, hippos suddenly surfacing from a still pool, or lions and lionesses mating, will stay with you forever. 

Stunning landscapes 

Catch your breath . . .  this is big sky and big land country like no place else. Enormous expanses of savannah, dotted with acacia forest and marked by undulating highlands, unfold before your eyes. Weather patterns can be observed from miles away. The sky is an ever changing drama. Long after your return home, Africa's beauty will stay with you. 

Tribal communities

Get to know some of earth's oldest tribal communities. Take the Masai, for example. Nomadic pastoralists, their traditions, diet, and lifestyle have remained largely unchanged over thousands of years. Visit their manyattas and witness an ancient way of life. 

Beyond the Big Five

Once you have had your fill of the Big Five, look for spectacular birdlife. Co-existing in symbiotic relationships with practically all wild game, East Africa's wild birds attract birding enthusiasts from the world over. The sheer variety, flashes  of colour, and unique behaviours will enthral and delight you. 

Luxury in the wild 

Just because you're in the African bush doesn't mean you'll rough it. Expect the last word in personalised luxury at our tented camps and select lodges. Many complete with pools overlooking the plains, champagne breakfasts, sundowners as the sun sets, and ranger-led walking safaris. Think: Redux "Out of Africa"

Support for self help villages

Our credo is to support communities that we interact with. We will visit a self-help village supported by E.Y.H.O. in Tanzania's Nyanza region where you will get a chance to appreciate the resourcefulness of communities overcoming substantial odds. 

Cultural Immersion in Zanzibar

If you choose to go, you won't regret the days you'll spend steeped in Arab-Swahili-Indian culture and cuisine in the Spice Island of Zanzibar. It's not all pollyanna though. Once a stop for the slave trade, Stone Town also established the first school for freed slave girls on the spot they were once enslaved. Zanzibar is sure to sober and uplift you at the same time. 

Culinary Beats

You'll be astonished at the culinary excellence that can be produced miles away from anywhere. East African chefs are endlessly inventive. They love spoiling guests with impromptu barbeques set out within a lion's roar -- watched over by a ranger, of course. Or a lavish picnic laid out under the shade of an acacia tree, midway through your safari drive. Memories will be made!