Beyond the narrow eastern corridor where the majority of the population is concentrated, Botswana is a largely roadless wilderness of savannas, deserts, wetlands and salt pans. Travellers with a taste for the wild side will relish Botswana for its extensive flora and wildlife.

People come to southern Africa for its natural beauty, wildlife, and sunshine, and few leave disappointed. With an immensely varied terrain supporting a rich diversity of fauna and flora, the region offers a correspondingly diverse range of experiences. Whether you're on safari.

Tanganyika, formerly a German Colony, which after the first world war, became a British protectorate finally became independent in 1961, and merged with Zanzibar in 1964 to form Tanzania.
Tanzania offers a safe and exciting environment for holidays, and has a wide variety of landscapes from high mountains and endless plains teeming with wildlife, to a beautiful coast line.

Uganda located at the centre of the African Continent is endowed with beautiful scenery and fine parks abundant with wildlife attractions, mountain ranges and waterfalls. From Mountain Gorillas to safaris, mountaineering to sport fishing, Uganda is a much less frequented African destination.

Positioned between the Kalahari Desert and the Atlantic Ocean, enchanting Namibia is a photographer’s dream, boasting vast blue skies, endless horizons, rugged coastline, imposing mountains and abundant wildlife.  In the west the unspoilt Namib Desert and coastal plains meet, creating the desolate Skeleton Coast, home to flocks of flamingos and significant seal colonies.