Riding Tuli


Tuli Block, Botswana

The Tuli Block has contributed significantly to making Botswana one of Africa 's top wildlife safari destinations. Tuli is big game country and riding through the park on horseback will offer a unique opportunity to see lions, hippos, wildebeest, cheetah, leopard and elephants. If horseback is not for you, game safaris in the Baobab Land Rovers are just as rewarding.

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Makgadikgadi and Nxai Pan National Park, Botswana

The Makgadikgadi and Nxai plains used to be home to one of the continent's greatest lakes. Due to climatic changes, the waters have receded and left in place salt pans. Due to its size and reliability, the quadbike provides one of the best methods of crossing the pans. Before embarking on this two-day adventure, specially trained guides will train you on how to best handle their quad bikes.

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Okavango Delta, Botswana

The Okavango Delta, the largest inland delta in the world, is renowned for outstanding wildlife and prolific birdlife.  The waters of the delta extend some 15,000 square kilometres when in flood, comprising a network of nutrient-rich channels and lagoons with thriving populations of crocodiles, buffalo, hippo and elephant.  Spend time exploring this unique wilderness in dugout canoes (mokoros) and on guided walks.

Maputo, Mozambique

The Maputo province is best explored in a 4x4 vehicle. Highlights include lovely historic old towns; some of Africa's best diving facilities, beautiful beaches and well-stocked reserves. The capital Maputo is charming and bustling with activity. The numerous street markets offer a delight to the avid explorer. The surrounding villages are best visited using 4x4s.

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Bazaruto Archipelago, Mozambique

The small chain of Bazaruto Archipelago islands are situated approximately 20 kilometres from Vilankulos. The four islands that make up the Bazaruto Archipelago form a national park, which offers a spectacular eco-system untouched by development. The tropical waters are crystal clear, with a huge selection of fish, turtles and corals, perfect for diving, birding and fishing opportunities.

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Ilha De Mozabique, Mozambique

Picture-postcard Ilha de Mozambique is linked via a bridge to the mainland 3 kilometres away, its coastline offering unsurpassed views across the Indian Ocean. The northern parts of the island comprises splendid colonial buildings, mosques, forts, palaces and churches.  In fact, so vast in number are these buildings that Mozambique Island, once the nation's proud capital, is a World Heritage Site.

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Nyika National Park, Malawi

Malawi 's Nyika National Park is an experience that is unique to the area. The only way of entering the park is by 4x4, as the roads in and around the park become virtually impassable without one. Due to the high grasses, which provide good camouflage for the wildlife, the best method of viewing game is on horseback. Herds of elephant, kudu, buffalo, leopards and lions are all at home here.

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Mount Mulanje, Malawi

Mount Mulanje has become Malawi 's top hiking destination. There is an extensive network of trails in addition to undiscovered routes with plenty of mountain huts providing comfortable accommodation. Climbing the mountain can be demanding, but the trekking facilities dotted around the mountain cater for all levels of fitness.  The rewards upon reaching the summit are fantastic.

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Lake Malawi, Malawi

Lake Malawi has become one of Africa 's most favoured tourist attractions. There are a number of water sport facilities on offer, from sailing, snorkelling and diving to windsurfing and kayaking. Kayaking is a great way of exploring the shores of Lake Malawi. There are plenty of beautiful caves scattered along the shores with excellent snorkelling spots and bountiful populations of fish.

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Victoria Falls, Zambia

Whether you are interested in elephant back safaris, white-water rafting or bungee jumping, the Victoria Falls Adventure will not be easily forgotten. There are fantastic game-hiking trails, sun downer cruises and helicopter flights on offer. The Zambezi Gorge is one of the world's best-known white water locations and the number one attraction is undoubtedly the white-water rafting experience.

South Luangwa, Zambia

South Luangwa has become one of Africa 's best-stocked wildlife parks, boasting impressive numbers of leopards, lions, elephants, buffalo, crocodiles and hippos. The park is still relatively hard to access, and the best way of viewing wildlife is either as part of a guided group-walking safari, or with a 4x4 vehicle. 4x4 night drives are particularly recommended.

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Zambezi Valley, Zambia

Canoeing or kayaking are known as the gentler option in terms of their water-sports-adventure ranking. Tourists wishing to canoe along the Zambezi can choose between the traditional canoes or the more sophisticated fibreglass versions. The Zambezi River is a spectacle of sheer beauty, and some of Africa 's most beautiful sunsets are captured whilst afloat on the river in a canoe.