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African Gems

Go further in Southern Africa South Africa often ticks the box for first-time visitors; its wine, wilderness and wildlife are a fantastic introduction to the Southern African region. Going beyond South Africa, however, can showcase some hidden gems! With its dunes and deserts, Namibia displays landscapes like no other, while small lodges in Botswana give visitors a feeling of exclusivity. Mozambique offers white sands along the Indian Ocean, and Victoria Falls straddles Zambia and Zimbabwe, which provide epic safari experiences far off the beaten track. Perfect combinations Southern Africa is the perfect region to explore multiple countries in one holiday. Combine the vineyards of South Africa with the mighty Victoria Falls and Chobe National Park, Botswana. Direct flights from Kruger National Park to Vilanculos, Mozambique, make a safari and beach holiday easy, and self-driving from South Africa to Namibia along the wildflowers trail is a journey to remember. Each destination has its own exciting touches that make it unique - whether that’s the wildlife or the hotels and lodges on offer, there is something for everyone.

Diverse landscapes From Namibia’s endless desert landscapes to the Okavango Delta’s vast waterways and Mozambique’s white sands, Southern Africa offers diversity on a different scale. Combine one or more of these countries to create the perfect Africa holiday. Warm local culture Africa is renowned for its warm and friendly culture, which can be seen across Southern Africa. Be greeted like an old friend as you travel and go off the beaten track to uncover ancient ways of living, such as the Himba Tribe in Northern Namibia. Getting around There are many ways to travel through Southern Africa. Spot shipwrecks as you self-drive in a 4x4 along the Skeleton Coast in Western Namibia, take a light aircraft over the Okavango Delta in Botswana or travel by luxury rail through South Africa to Victoria Falls. Wildlife adventures Watch a distant giraffe traversing the desert in Namibia, witness herds of elephants in Chobe National Park or walk with the meerkats in the Makgadikgadi Pans. Each region and country offers a new jaw dropping wildlife experience.

Essentials Best time to go

Southern Africa is generally considered a year-round destination. Climates vary, though they primarily fall into two seasons: dry season (May - October), when days are sunny and temperate, and wet season, where temperatures are hot and rain can sometimes fall heavily. Fun Fact The trees in Deadvlei, Namibia, are approximately 900 years old. Top Tip Stay in a riverside lodge outside Victoria Falls and combine safaris in Zambezi National Park with river cruises and excursions to Victoria Falls.

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