South Africa.

At the very tip of the world's most epic continent. More types of terrain than anywhere else in the world. Majestic mountains, sandy beaches, lush forests, dry savannas, spectacular canyons, flower fields. Paired with an unique mix of cultures, beautiful architecture, diverse dishes, world-class wines produced by the oldest wine industry outside Europe. Appealing urban attractions dazzle the eyes and intrigue the mind. Game viewing in the bush with unbelievable natural beauty and incredible encounters will be an experience of a life-time.

Namibia.

For sure not the place to get lost in a crowd. Open landscapes, untamed wilderness, such few people. The oldest desert in the world, a rough and inaccessible coastline, one of the best parks in Africa. This thirst land is easy to travel and full of contrasts - including wetlands. A country where it is an art to survive and yet, the abundance of flora and fauna is incredible rich. A wonderful destination for all who love nature and deserts with the Caprivi strip offering a fantastic alternative to a stay in Botswana. With a strong German heritage united with more than 15 ethnic groups and cultures

Botswana.

Last stronghold for endangered mammal species and birds. Vast expanses of uninhabited wilderness stretching from horizon to horizon. The Kalahari Desert in stark contrast to the lush beauty of the Okavango Delta.

Magnificence of nature in its untouched glory in a country passionate about conservation. Low impact, high-cost tourism policy ensures the wilderness remains pristine and exclusive. Batswana people with their courtesy and dignity perfectly match the beauty of this country.

The smoke that thunders - Mosi - oa - Tunya - the most awe-inspiring and largest waterfall plummeting into a ravaged riverine. Shared by two countries both offering explorations of the grand Victoria Falls.

Zimbabwe.

An attractive patchwork of landscapes, from rivers to lakes, from highveld to lush mountains, from balancing boulders to flaming trees. A friendly welcome from locals, known for politeness and resilience in the face of hardship. There may be a long way to go, but signs of recovery give hope to this embattled nation that a new dawn will soon rise.

Zambia.

Blessed with natural wonders, an abundance of wildlife, huge water bodies and vast open spaces. Yet so unknown to travellers. In the warm heart of Africa, people live in peace and harmony; almost half of them in cities with Lusaka being one of the fastest growing towns in Africa.

Malawi.

The warm heart of Africa, where tourists become travellers. The Great Rift Valley dominates the country. His heart Lake Malawi covers 20% of the country and is home to myriads of fisherman. Some of the landscape with tropical forests and lush highvelds reminds of Europe. Friendly people with a rich heritage welcome travellers to explore unknown national parks, a vibrant capital and a wonderful waterworld.

Gorilla trecking in Uganda or Ruanda.

An encounter with this gentle giants cannot be described in short. They only live in the triangle of Uganda - Ruanda - DR Congo. An estimated 700 Mountain Gorillas live in 36 groups and as some male loners in the two countries.

Uganda is a landlocked, diverse country with wonderful national parks. Visiting Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, you will not only visit the Gorillas, but also Chimpanzee in their natural habitat. Kibale Forest, Queen Elizabeth park with its tree lions or Lake Muburo Park show nature from its most beautiful side. It is recommended to stay 10 days at least to fully enjoy the various areas and plan the visit of the Gorillas as the ultimate highlight.

Ruanda is one of the smallest countries in Africa and with its many vulcanos one of the mountainous. The pristine rain forest of the Nyungwe Forest National Park in the south is one by primates most densley populated areas, with Chimpanzee amongst them. Mountain Gorillas live in the Virunga Mountains which is also home to the indigenous Golden Monkeys. The can be accessed easily from Kigali. A 3 days stay to explore the National Park and visit the Gorillas as the ultimate highlight is recommended.

Mozambique.

Unspoiled, undeveloped and untamed. A rugged, creamy coastline met by world-class coral reefs, primed for swimming, snorkeling and sailing. Luxury-lusters delight in the string of exclusive private islands in the archipelago of Bazaruto where white sands seemingly melt into the translucent Indian Ocean. True African culture immerse all the senses in the capital Maputo that is lined with crumbling colonial antiquities and fading Art Deco glory.

Dream Islands in the Indian Ocean, each with its own beauty, charm and history.

Mauritius slumbers in the sun, embraced by the currents of the warm ocean. Blessed with powder white beaches and almost entirely surrounded by coral reefs.

Maldives are a water utopia with massive lagoons, underwater coral gardens and white sand - like a string of pearls in the deep, blue ocean.

Seychelles, an archipelago of beautiful granite islands. Home of the legendary Vallée de Mai where the wondrously shaped Coco-de-mer nut grows and Aldabra, the world's largest raised coral atoll.

Madagascar is in many aspects not easy to travel, but probably the most phenomenal destination for natural history travel with more than  200'000 wildlife species. Unfortunatelly currently not recommondable.

Zanzibar, a magic name; brilliant white beaches, lapped by the warm waters of the ocean. Stone Town is an amazing relict of an important trading centre with fascinating labyrinths of narrow streets and alleyways.