Its not about the destination but the journey.

South Africa, origin & home to Katherine, is usually the meeting point or end adventure to our trips. Because of our incredible biomes, 9 of them to be exact, the different terrains in the country are endless, it just depends on how much time you have.

The bushveld (the word we used to describe our “area of wildlife”) are located in the north east of the country, to the mediterranean climate of Cape Town with its spectacular mountains, immaculate city of the cosmopolitan variety, we have a variety like no other.

South Africa is a perfect destination for our first time travellers to Africa. The food, the culture, diversity and dynamic scenery will give you a taste of what our “rainbow nation” means.

If it wasn't for the miracle waters of the Okavango river flowing inland rather than into the ocean, Botswana would be just one giant sandpit. Instead the annual floods have created a wildlife haven that is forever changing with every season. The fine contrast of abundance and semi-arid desert can be thoroughly enjoyed on foot, car, horse or mokoro (local canoe). Where there is water there is life.

Botswana boasts the highest density of elephant in Africa, it's mixed woodlands, aquatic islands and salt pans make it one of the most beautiful places on earth.

Our favourite areas:

Okavango Delta - combinations of different areas depending on season: mokoro, driving, etc.

Magadigadi National Park - salt pans, sleeping on the moon

If you have been on safari a few times and would really like to get off the main road I would highly recommend Zambia. The birthplace of walking safaris, sharp snouted crocodile, bat migrations, and a pure wildlife experience make

Zambia one of the best unkept secrets. In the south the mighty Zambezi is an adventure paradise for pure canoeing, game viewing and world class fishing for tiger fish. The northern part is where you go if you don't want to be found.