Front-row seats on your wildlife safari experience for sightings of five of the most elusive species in Africa: pangolin and brown hyena (which are also rare and endangered), aardvark, aardwolf and bat-eared fox.

Stay at Wilderness's Skeleton Coast lodge and track Desert-Adapted wildlife along this unique stretch of coast.

From Jack’s Camp, walk out onto the vast salt pans at sunrise and spend time with a habituated meerkat colony. Curious and unbothered, they move freely around you as they go about their daily routines.

From Linkwasha Camp in Hwange National Park, experience the wild after dark from a secluded star bed - fully open to the elements, yet quietly protected, with the rhythms of the bush unfolding around you.

At Dulini Anabezi Camp, paddle the Zambezi’s quiet channels by canoe, drifting past elephants, hippos, and birdlife at water level.

From Shumba Camp, track the region’s famed swamp living lions as they hunt vast herds across the seasonal floodplains in Zambias Kafue Region.

At Magashi Camp, explore a remote corner of Akagera with exclusive access to Big Five game viewing in a quietly restored landscape.

At Mara Plains Camp, the vast plains of East Africa take center stage. Witness the Great Migration unfold right before your eyes, with predator and prey moving across the plains in real time.

From Sirikoi Lodge, go behind the scenes of one of Africa’s leading conservation models - tracking rhino, meeting rangers, and understanding protection on the ground.

At Kyambura Gorge Lodge, trek through the steep forested gorge to encounter wild chimpanzees in one of Uganda’s most dramatic landscapes!

From Ishasha Wilderness Camp, explore the remote Ishasha sector in search of the park’s famed tree-climbing lions, often found resting high in fig trees above the savannah.

Venture deep into the ancient forests of Uganda for one of the world's most extraordinary wildlife encounters. Guided by experienced trackers through the mist-covered slopes of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, each trek is a journey of anticipation, culminating in a rare and deeply moving hour spent with a habituated family of endangered mountain gorillas.

Far more than a wildlife viewing experience, gorilla trekking is an intimate connection with one of our closest living relatives. Watching a silverback keep a watchful eye over his family, juveniles play amongst the undergrowth, or mothers gently care for their young is both humbling and unforgettable.