Embark on an authentic walking safari in Zambia’s South Luangwa National Park, the birthplace of this immersive wildlife experience. Guided by expert trackers, you’ll traverse diverse terrains, from riverbanks to woodlands, encountering elephants, giraffes, and a myriad of bird species up close.

These safaris offer an unparalleled connection to nature, allowing you to appreciate the intricate details of the bush and its inhabitants. With each step, gain insights into animal behaviors, track wildlife, and experience the thrill of the wild in its purest form.

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Experience a tailor-made safari that immerses you in Botswana’s diverse ecosystems, from the lush Okavango Delta to the expansive Makgadikgadi Salt Pans. Stay in exclusive camps and lodges that blend luxury with the natural environment, offering unparalleled comfort amidst the wilderness. Engage in a variety of activities, including game drives, mokoro excursions, and guided walks, each led by expert guides dedicated to providing an intimate wildlife experience.

Whether exploring the waterways of the Delta or the vast savannahs, each safari is customized to your preferences, ensuring a unique and unforgettable adventure

These safaris combine wildlife exploration with meaningful community engagement. Travel to Botswana’s pristine wilderness and participate in educational outreach programs, such as visiting local schools to teach conservation lessons or supporting grassroots initiatives.

The main aims of these experiences are to educate children from underprivileged communities about basic ecological principles and the importance of conservation, and to create a lasting connection between people and wildlife through first-hand engagement on educational excursions to reserves. 

These safaris offer a unique opportunity to mix a luxury safari in one of Africa’s most pristine countries while connecting with local communities and learning about and contributing to vital conservation efforts.

Immerse yourself in the heart of South Africa’s renowned wildlife reserves while contributing to impactful conservation initiatives.

The safaris combine exclusive luxury with a focus on hands-on conservation, offering experiences like tracking endangered species, witnessing rhino dehorning operations, and contributing to leopard population monitoring through camera trapping.

These activities provide a unique opportunity to support award-winning conservation efforts conducted by professionals working on the frontlines.

Activities are tailored to current conservation needs and your interests, ensuring a truly personalized experience. Options include:

Rhino Conservation Efforts: Participate in rhino dehorning operations, an essential strategy to deter poaching.

Endangered Species Monitoring: Assist with tracking and data collection on species such as leopards, wild dogs, and cheetahs to support informed management decisions.

Camera Trapping for Leopards: Help gather data to determine leopard densities, demographics, and population trends as part of the provincial Leopard Survey.

Engage directly in vital conservation efforts through immersive conservation expereinces that allow you to contribute to the preservation of South Africa’s endangered species. Partnering with esteemed organizations like Wildlife ACT, these experiences place you at the forefront of wildlife conservation.

Endangered Species Monitoring: Participate in the tracking and monitoring of species such as African wild dogs, cheetahs, black rhinos, and vultures. Your involvement aids in collecting critical data on movement patterns, demographics, and population dynamics, essential for informed conservation strategies.

Wildlife Tracking: Learn and apply tracking techniques to locate and observe wildlife in their natural habitats, enhancing your understanding of animal behavior and ecology.

Conservation Education: Engage in educational sessions led by experienced conservationists, gaining insights into the challenges and successes of wildlife preservation efforts in South Africa.