Emma Gregg

Low-impact safaris at their best

Botswana’s beautiful, semi-arid heartlands

Crowds of elephants and zebras, a short hop from Victoria Falls

A taste of the Kalahari

A taste of the Kalahari, within reach of the city

Unforgettable riverside wilderness

Wildlife drama, off-road and on foot

The largest saltpans in the world

Take to the saddle for a ride through the wilderness

Make friends with snakes and a cheetah

Quintessential safaris on the edge of the Delta

Impressive by day, intriguing by night

Where cheetahs race through the haze

Tranquil waters

Relaxed luxury in pristine bush, close to the Okavango Delta

Classic safari destination where it pays to be discerning

Busy park, overlooked by Kilimanjaro

Charming forest park in western Kenya

Geysers, hot springs and clouds of flamingoes

One of Kenya’s flagship parks, famous for its flamingoes

Quintessential Kenyan safari destination, whatever the season

Where Elsa the lion roamed free

A host of wildlife, right on the capital’s doorstep

Serene riverside reserve in Kenya’s arid north

Herds of sable antelope, close to the Indian Ocean

The lesser-known section of Kenya’s biggest wildlife reserve

Gigantic park, a favourite of mass-market safari operators

A place to bond with the desert and marvel at the stars

Community-run tourism amid lush river scenery

Where black rhinos roam

Herds in the heat haze

Life in the desert

Well off the beaten track, on the trail of elephants and wild dogs

Superb birdwatching in a little-known park

Cinnamon dunes and skeleton trees

Watery wilderness

Lonely wasteland

Ghost towns and windswept sandscapes

A lost world, where antelopes graze

Calm, riverside scenery, dotted with tranquil lodges

Where Big Five safaris are big business, there’s a wealth of choice

Huge herds of elephants and much, much more

South Africa’s top spot for rhino-watching

Sabi Sands safari on a budget

Modest, unpretentious Big Five reserve

A taste of the Kalahari

South Africa’s number one park, with good reason

Feel instantly at home in this family-run reserve

Luxury and elegance in the heart of leopard country

Big Five safaris with wide-reaching benefits

Easily one of Africa’s best Big Five safari destinations

Much more than just a superb Big Five reserve

Impeccable responsible tourism credentials, breathtaking design

Classic Big Five safaris, with superb leopard-watching

Award-winning private reserve with extremely high standards

The top choice for a faultlessly stylish South African safari

Celebrity-friendly luxury in Sabi Sand’s wild west

Home of the walking safari

Enchanting waterways and ugly-sister storks

Bird-rich park, close to Zambia’s capital

Vast, varied park with a recently-discovered feel

Bats galore and a laidback atmosphere

Gorgeous but remote park in Zambia’s wild west

Lonely marshlands beside the Kafue River

Alluring bush lodges, memorable birdwatching

Hidden wilderness on the famous Luangwa

Little-visited park in the much-visited Luangwa Valley

Mighty falls, and a spot of gentle wildlife-watching

Lakeshore park with a promising future

Remote park close to the Zambezi Region

Possibly Africa’s finest walking safari destination

Classic Safari Zone on the Road to Recovery

Seclusion Close to Lake Kariba

Remote Park on the Edge of a Vast Wilderness

Zimbabwe’s Classic Big Five Reserve, for Old-School Safari Adventures

Perfect for Vehicle-Free Wildlife-Watching

Ancient Hills in the Heart of Matabeleland

Where You Really Can Walk on the Wild Side

Wooded Hills and Waterfalls

On the Doorstep of Victoria Falls