Nestled between the Congo Rainforest and the Kenyan plains, Uganda offers a hilly lush and fertile land. For it’s relatively small size it’s incredibly varied, ranging from snow-capped mountains to savannah plains and the mighty Nile river. The most famous residents of the “pearl of Africa'' are the elusive Mountain Gorillas. Just over a 1000 combined individuals inhabit the mountains of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and the Virunga range. Besides the Mountain Gorillas, in Uganda you can encounter Chimpanzees, Elephants, Lions, Leopards and so much more.

Uganda

Ethiopia is a country located in the Horn of Africa and is known for its rich culture and history, as well as its natural beauty. Tourism in Ethiopia is growing and there are many attractions that draw visitors to the country. One of the main attractions is the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Lalibela, which is home to a series of rock-hewn churches that were built in the 12th century. These churches are known for their intricate carvings and are a major draw for religious tourists.
In addition to its religious sites, Ethiopia also has a number of national parks and natural reserves that offer visitors the opportunity to see a variety of wildlife, including the rare Ethiopian wolf and the Gelada monkey. The Simien Mountains National Park, for example, is home to a number of rare and endangered species, and offers visitors the chance to go trekking and see breathtaking views of the mountains. Other popular destinations in Ethiopia include the capital city of Addis Ababa, which is known for its bustling markets and vibrant nightlife, as well as the ancient city of Axum, which is home to a number of important historical sites.

Ethiopia

Madagascar is an island situated in the Indian Ocean, lying off the southeastern coast of Africa. The island is surrounded by beautifully warm, crystal blue water and is well known for its incredible flora and fauna. Much of the country's wildlife is found nowhere else on Earth, and as such eco-tourism is one of Madagascar's key attractions. It is also home to unspoiled beaches, breathtaking dive sites and a colorful kaleidoscope of local Malagasy culture and cuisine. &nbsp;

Madagascar

The Republic of the Congo, also known as Congo-Brazzaville, is a vast country located in the western coast of Central Africa . This country is home to the Odzala-Kokoua National Park, one of Africa’s oldest national parks. It lies in the Congo Basin and is considered biological hotspot of global importance as it is the second-largest tropical rainforest in the world, harbouring critically endangered western lowland gorillas, elusive forest elephants and over 440 bird species.&nbsp;

Republic of Congo

Located on the Eastern side of Southern Africa, Mozambique is often considered the continent’s best kept secret. With over 2,500km of unspoilt tropical islands and ruggedly beautiful coastline, this country offers world-class coral reefs, primed for swimming, snorkelling, scuba diving and sunset sailing. It is a place of ‘barefoot luxury’ that offers an off the beaten track feeling that is also steeped in a rich history and tangible culture… away from the crowds! Mozambique is the ideal destination to make up a bush &amp; beach holiday as it is easy to get to from South Africa.

Mozambique

Situated on the southernmost tip of the African continent, and there is very little that this country does not offer. South Africa is a country of mind-blowing natural beauty. Its unique position contributes to unrivalled diversity. From wildlife, to winelands, mountains, whale and a whole lot more - South Africa is made of an abundance of diverse ecosystems and areas, that will fit every travellers needs.

South Africa

Lying on the west coast of Southern Africa, Namibia can easily be considered one of the most contrasting and diverse destinations. This is ’big sky’ country! The landscape is vast and made up of desert terrain, which supports an array of wildlife, and a wild coastline. It’s the perfect destination to independently self-drive and explore, with many wonders and awe-inspiring moments to be expected along the way. From game drives to quad biking on sand dunes, hot air ballooning to horseback riding - adventure and dramatic scenery awaits.

Namibia 

Situated in the foothills of the Grootberg massif, in Namibia, Etendeka Mountain Camp attracts the traveller who is looking to get out of their comfort zone and enjoy genuine and immersive wilderness. The camp consists of 10 private, shaded Meru tents, all en-suite with eco-friendly open-air “bucket” showers. The camp offers comfort in a rugged, classicly Namibian landscape. This rich environment can be explored on foot or on a scenic drive. Enjoy the experience of Etendeka's basalt lava flows and flat-top mountains.

Etendeka Mountain Camp

Etendeka Mountain Camp pathways takes you to your shaded en-suite Meru tent. The tented suites have 1 x queen size bed and 2 x 3 quarter beds, and are beautifully made up with comfortable mattresses and 100 percent cotton linen. The cosiness of the tents does not dilute the traditional tented camp atmosphere. An impressive eco-friendly open air “bucket” shower with hot and cold water adds to the bush experience.
Guests get to enjoy cosiness in a rugged and harsh landscape. Views form your bed are great, but it is when you step out of the tent that you and relax on your camp chair that you have an overwhelming excitement of being so close to such a wonderful natural environment. The camp has stacked Basalt rock gabion-walls for privacy but the outstanding feature are still the natural surrounds. Enjoy the views of desert adapted trees and bush and the sounds of nature that dominate as the light starts dipping over the view.

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Settled deep in north-western Namibia you will find a Hoanib Valley Camp. The camp has 6 tents that are settled wonderfully into the wild and sandy hills. Hoanib Valley Camp is in an area that consists of towering mountains, sand dunes, vast desert and scattered wildlife. What is truly unique to the area are the nomadic Himba settlements, offering guests a respectable glimpse into the deep culture and history of these nomadic Namibian tribes. This can be considered one of Namibia's most remote areas, offering a truly, once in a lifetime experience for its guests.

Hoanib Valley Camp 

Hoanib Valley camp has six guest tents that blend seamlessly into the rugged surroundings, offering a wonderfully simple feeling that is symbolic of the landscape. Guests spend their days at the camp tracking wildlife - from endangered rhino to desert adapted elephant and giraffe - before soaking up the Namibian sunset from your private verandah. Prepare to be overwhelmed by the magnitude of your surroundings.

Hoanib Desert Tents 

Includes: Accommodation, all meals, select drinks, lodge activities

Peak Season 

Resting on the edge of the Etendeka high plain, in Damaraland, Namibia is Grootberg Lodge.
The lodge is the perfect midway stopover for visitors travelling between Etosha National Park and Swakopmund, giving them the oportunity to explorethe true wilderness that is Damaraland
Enjoy a spactacular sundowner from the lodge's restaurant’s veranda as well as the delicious and filling meals made by their passionate chefs. Guests can also choose to bond their families and friends around the lodge's fireplace adding atmosphere on cold winter nights. Being at Grootberg also means enjoying the memorable unique expereinces such as safari activities offered to guests. The lodge has 14 homely twin chalets and two-family units, powered with solar energ. The accomodations are built from natural materials to fit perfectly into the natural surroundings. Private decks have clear and amazing views across the Klip River Valley. Each chalet has a private bathroom, a desk and a coffee and tea station. There are no electrical outlets, but they have a charging station in the main area of the lodge.

Grootberg Lodge 

Grootberg Lodge has 14 chalets. There are 14 Twin and 2 family rock and thatch chalets that are overlooking the Klip River Valley, where Black Eagles hunt just below your private deck. Two family units are roomy and can accommodate parents and two children to share comfortably.

Grootberg Chalets 

Includes: Dinner, Bed &amp; Breakfast &amp; Sundowner Drive

Ai-Aiba -The Rock Painting Lodge is dramatically set against imposing granite boulders in the foothills of the Erongo Mountain range. Steeped in history these ancient rock formations are the eroded remains of a volcanic complex about 130 million years old. Known for its countless rock painting sites Ai-Aiba is a mystical exploration of nature

Ai Aiba Lodge

Each air-conditioned twin room, with two 3/4 beds, has a small lounge with a tea and coffee station and an electronic safe for valuables. The big bathrooms have of a walk-in shower, luxury body products and a separate toilet. Comfortable mattresses, soft towels and good bedding ensure a restful night's sleep.

Double Chalet

Situated in the Skeleton Coast National Park in Namibia is Shipwreck Lodge. The lodge is uniquely designed to have a similar appearance to shipwrecks that line Namibia’s Skeleton Coast. The lodge consists of 10 cabins and is a one-of-a-kind experience. The shipwreck-shaped cabins are beautifully settled between the Namibian dunes with unobstructed views of the peaceful Atlantic Ocean The lodge offers an authentic, remote and rugged piece of African wilderness. Enjoy towering sanddunes and plains on one side and the icy Atlantic ocean on the other. However, Shipwreck Lodge offers more than isolate. Guests can embark on game drives, climb sand dunes and enjoy beach days exploring the shipwrecks.

Shipwreck Lodge

Shipwreck Lodge has 8 twins/doubles and 2 family cabins, all ensuite and solar-powered. Each suite has a shower, toilet and washbasin offers the necessary guest amenities, including a writing desk, bedside lamp and a wood burning stove. A small coffee and tea station with hot water flask (delivered to your room by their staff) are included for your convenience. Guests at the Shipwreck suites enjoy the benefit of being in the the beautiful landscapes while getting educated on the fauna and flora adapted to survive in the deserts' harsh conditions.
*2 Adults Max

Shipwreck Suite

Includes: Accommodation, all meals, select drinks, lodge activities
Conservation levy: R250

Green Season

Northwestern Namibia is a large wilderness reserve known for its remote, untouched and hugely diverse terrain - much of which is inaccessible. It’s considered the wildest part of Namibia - perfect for the explorer and those appreciative of immense natural beauty. From traditional tribal lifestyles, to desert expanses and desert-adapted wildlife, to the Atlantic ocean and a scattering of whale bones and shipwrecks - expect an ever-changing environment that lends itself to activities and exploration.

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