Expeditions

Celebrate your honeymoon under African skies

Partners stay for 50% off in participating camps…

We’re feeling the love! Spend your honeymoon with us and your partner stays for 50% off at Jack’s Camp, San Camp, Meno a Kwena, Thamo Telele, Tuludi, Tuludi Sky Suite, Little Sable and Skybeds in Botswana, and Hoanib Valley Camp and Kwessi Dunes in Namibia. The offer is valid until to 09 January 2023, for an unlimited number of nights, and proof of marriage within 12 months of booking is required. This offer may not be combined with other specials. Standard Ts&Cs apply.

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Special Offers

Our special offers are designed to help you experience everything southern Africa has to offer whilst also saving some all-important pennies. Whether you’re about to embark on a once-in-a-lifetime solo trip, or are celebrating a special occasion, have a peek at our offers and see what could be in store for you.

Celebrate your honeymoon under African skies

Partners stay for 50% off in participating camps… We’re feeling the love! Spend your honeymoon with us and your partner stays for 50% off at...

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The Long Stay Special

Enjoy incredible savings with our Long Stay Special! Green Season: Book 5 nights or more at any of our camps in Botswana and receive a...

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The Scratching Post

Nature Notes and News From Africa

Cycle The Okavango On Our New Itinerary

Natural Selection| August 17, 2022

If you’re an intrepid soul with a love of adrenaline-fuelled travel you’re in luck, because we’ve just launched our Botswana Guided Cycling Itinerary. Designed for trailblazers and wildlife enthusiasts, the...

The Story of Phakara by Sable Alley guide Mario

Mario| August 02, 2022

Few people get to know the wildlife as well as the guides, so we were thrilled when Sable Alley guide put together this fascinating piece on the lion who’s...

What’s It All About, Thamo Telele?

Pru Allison| July 22, 2022

Everyone’s talking about Thamo Telele and the giraffe conservation happening there, so we sat down with the giraffe researchers on site, Katie Ahl and Emma Wells to find out more...