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Uganda
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Kenya
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Botswana
General Information
Map of Botswana
Okavango Delta
- 4 Rivers
- Abu Camp
- Amber River Camp
- Baines Lodge
- Camp Maru
- Camp Xakanaxa
- Chief's Camp
- Chitabe Camp
- Chitabe Lediba Camp
- Delta Camp
- Duba Plains Camp
- Duke's Camp
- Eagle Island Lodge
- Elephant Pan
- Gomoti Plains Camp
- Gunn's Camp
- Jacana Camp
- Jao Camp
- Kanana
- Khwai Expeditions Camp
- Khwai Guest House
- Khwai Leadwood
- Kwara
- Kwetsani Camp
- Litte Maru
- Little Sable
- Little Vumbura Camp
- Machaba Camp
- Mma Dinare Camp
- Mogotlho Safari Lodge
- Mombo Camp
- Mopiri Camp
- Moremi Crossing Camp
- Nokanyana
- O Bona Moremi
- Oddballs Camp
- Oddballs Enclave
- Okuti
- Pom Pom Camp
- Rra Dinare Camp
- Sable Alley Camp
- Sango Camp
- Seba Camp
- Setari Camp
- Shinde
- Shinde Footsteps
- Splash Camp
- Stanley's Camp
- Tubu Tree Camp
- Tuludi
- Tuskers Bush Camp
- Vumbura Plains Camp
- Xigera
Central Kalahari
Makgadikgadi Pans
Chobe National Park
Linyanti
Maun
Mobile Tented Safaris
Okavango Horse Safaris
Okavango Boat Safaris
Self-Drive Safaris
Kayak Safaris
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Namibia
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Zimbabwe
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Zambia
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South Africa
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Tanzania
Tanzania
Tanzania is one of our favourite countries in Africa, offering some of the world´s greatest outdoor activities and stunning Safaris. It is located in East Africa, bordered by Kenya and Uganda to the north; Rwanda, Burundi and the Democratic Republic of the Congo to the west; and Zambia, Malawi and Mozambique to the south. The country's eastern border lies on the Indian Ocean.
Tanzania offers the most awesome combination of scenery, wildlife and culture as well as wonderful tropical beaches on the islands of Zanzibar, Pemba and Mafia. To the north are the world famous Safari Parks of the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater whilst to the south and west are the superb fly-in reserves of Ruaha, Selous, Katavi and Mahale, Mahale being perhaps on of the best locations for primate interaction in Africa.
Although the most popular Safari areas can have high visitor numbers in the July-October peak season it is possible to avoid the crowds even then. Away from the core areas Tanzania still feels truly wild, remote, and unexplored.






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