You’ll find plenty of international flights into Southern Africa, with Johannesburg and Cape Town acting as the main gateways to the region. Many major airlines connect directly from Europe, Asia and the Middle East, making it easy to start your journey from almost anywhere in the world. There are also international flights into Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe) and Windhoek (Namibia), giving you great access to top safari and adventure destinations. Once you’ve landed, regional flights and short connections link you effortlessly to neighbouring countries like Namibia, Botswana and Mozambique — so exploring Southern Africa couldn’t be easier.
Your comfort is central to the journey. Each overnight stop is handpicked to provide a safe, clean, and welcoming base after a day of discovery. Whether it’s a lodge, a tented camp, or a guesthouse, the accommodation reflects the spirit of the places we visit. In Namibia, where desert landscapes extend for miles, stops are carefully chosen to match each stage, using the best available options. These tours focus on value, so while not luxury, you can expect comfortable 2–4 star twin or double accommodation.
East Africa is well connected, with regular international flights into major hubs like Nairobi (Kenya), Dar es Salaam (Tanzania), Entebbe — near Kampala (Uganda), and Kigali (Rwanda). Many global airlines operate direct or one-stop routes from Europe, the Middle East and Asia, making it easy to reach your safari starting point. Nairobi and Dar es Salaam are the busiest entry points, with onward connections to popular destinations like Zanzibar, Arusha, the Serengeti, and the Masai Mara. Regional flights between Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Rwanda are frequent and reliable, so combining multiple countries on one journey is simple and seamless.
Your comfort is central to the journey. Each overnight stop is handpicked to provide a safe, clean, and welcoming base after a day of discovery. Whether it’s a lodge, a tented camp, or a guesthouse, the accommodation reflects the spirit of the places we visit. In Namibia, where desert landscapes extend for miles, stops are carefully chosen to match each stage, using the best available options. These tours focus on value, so while not luxury, you can expect comfortable 2–4 star twin or double accommodation.