- Beho Beho Camp
The first private wildlife camp to have been setup in Tanzania's Selous game Reserve, Beho Beho was and is a safari refuge for those seeking the ultimate wilderness safari far away from the masses. Without question of the best lodges in Africa.
- Singita Faru Faru Lodge
Named the best hotel in the world in 2011, offering unparalleled luxury in the heart of Africa with 350,000 acres of private reserve on the edge of the Serengeti National Park to play in. Singita Faru Faru Lodge is remote, private and exclusive.
- Ibo Island Lodge
An island forgotten by the world for well over a century, the remote Ibo Island (nominated for World Heritage Status) is waiting for you as probably one of the most romantic destinations you will ever visit, perfect for those who just need to get away from it ALL.
- Vamizi Island Lodge
Exclusivity and barefoot luxury, your own private island surrounded by the warm turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. Picture this, pristine diving reefs, paddling with turtles, sunset dhow cruises and private picnics. So we have to ask, what dates are you interested in?
- Shumba Camp
In the far northwest corner of the remote Kafue National Park on the vast Busanga Plains, one comes across Shumba Camp, accessible only by aircraft. Shumba as remote as it is is one of Zambia's most luxurious lodges.
- Luwi Bush Camp
One of the most remote and rustic lodges that one can find it the South Luangwa National Park of Zambia, Luwi Bush Camp is perfect for the walking safaris that this area is so famous for. Accessible via 4x4 transfer.
- Singita Pamushana Lodge
Singita Pamushana Lodge is Zimbabwe's most expensive and luxurious lodge, no question about that, but being located in a private concession bordering the Gonarezhou National Park making this one of the countries more lodges.
- Ruckomechi Camp
In an area of Zimbabwe where lions, leopards and wild dogs, as well as large numbers of elephants, buffalos and hippos, are a daily occurrence lies the unique and distinctive Ruckomechi Camp. A camp far removed from human settlements.
- Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp
Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp offers up and vast isolated wildlife experience like very few in Africa can. Located in a remote area of Namibia's Kaokoveld the camp is only really accessible by light aircraft.
- Desert Rhino Camp
Picture this, you in a 450 000 hectare Palmwag Concession which is already in one of the remotest areas of Africa. Desert Rhino Camp is not remote it is isolated from the outside world but is accessible via self-drive or fly-in.
- Serra Cafema Camp
Serra Cafema Camp positioned on the banks of the Kunene River overlooking Angola is undoubtedly one the most remote camps in Southern Africa, a three-hour plane trip from Windhoek is the only way to get here.
- Duba Plains Camp
One of the more remote camps in Okavango Delta, Duba Plains Camp with only six tented suites offers private luxury far away for the modern world. Duba Plains is accessible only by air transfers.
- Kalahari Plains Camp
Deep in the heart of Botswana's Central Kalahari Game Reserve with 5 000 000 hectares at one disposal lies Kalahari Plains Camp. Offering up the legendary Kalahari black-maned lions, fantastic cheetah viewing and even an interpretive "Bushman Walk".
- Kings Pool Camp
In a vast private concession in the heart of the Linyanti Wildlife Reserve, one comes across the genuinely remote and yet picturesque Kings Pool Camp, positioned on the Linyanti river the wildlife here is nothing short of spectacular.
- Kruger Park Lodges
Our specially selected portfolio of properties in one of the world’s largest and premier wildlife reserves, stretching across the two provinces of Mpumalanga and Limpopo. Adjoining are many smaller private game reserves or concession areas with wildlife flowing freely between the two.
- Cape Town Hotels
Here you will find our list of hotels, guesthouses and B&B's in and around Cape Towns many popular areas. These include the city centre, Camps Bay, the V&A Waterfront, False Bay and of course the Constantia Valley. These establishments have all been hand picked and come highly recommended.
- Linyanti & Selinda Lodges
There is a limited number of Lodges and Camps within this pristine and remote region of Botswana, privacy and exclusivity are part and parcel of your safari here. The Linyanti area abounds with Lion, Elephant, and Buffalo as well as in summer some of the best bird watching in Southern Africa.
- Namib Desert Lodges
Together with its vast open areas, imposing dunes and salt pans, the Namib Naukluft Park is ranked the fourth most significant conservation region on earth. The famous Sossusvlei dunes at over three hundred meters are the highest on earth. You will find three primary sightseeing attractions in the area: Sossusvlei, Sesriem, and Naukluft.
- Livingstone Lodges
To view the Victoria Falls is to experience one of the iconic sites of Africa. One runs out of superlatives to describe this wonder of nature. Named Mosi-Oa-Tunya, "the smoke that thunders" by the local Kololo tribe, you can view the falls from various vantage points both on the Zimbabwean and Zambian sides.
- Serengeti Lodges
The Serengeti (meaning an "extended place") is undoubtedly the best-known wildlife sanctuary in the world, unequalled for its natural beauty and wildlife value. With the annual migration consisting of more than two million wildebeest, half a million Thompson's gazelle, and a quarter of a million zebra, it has the greatest concentration of plains game in Africa.
