‘Panoramas of the Serengeti and Maasai Mara’

Strategically-placed on the edge of the Kuka Hills, Klein’s Camp overlooks magnificent views of the game-filled valley below, through which huge herds of wildebeest and zebra migrate each year. The diverse resident wildlife include large herds of elephants, lions and leopards, and may be admired from every area of the camp – even the outdoor pool. The camp offers cosy guest areas including a bar and sitting area, as well as a dining area where wholesome dishes are served beside an open fireplace; after being prepared using fresh produce from the garden. Accommodation comprises ten intimate cottages made of local stone and makuti thatch, with private verandas and views across the valley. When it comes to exploring the wildlife you can enjoy an undisturbed experience, due to the camp being situated on its own private concession. Visits to the local Maasai village offer a glimpse into their daily life and traditions.

‘A Chic and Historic Stay in an Iconic City’

Framed by Table Mountain, Mount Nelson, A Belmond Hotel, has been Cape Town’s iconic pink landmark since 1899. Known affectionately as “The Nellie,” it’s a haven where centuries of history and modern South African style meet across nine acres of manicured gardens and fountains.

The hotel’s interiors are quietly glamorous, with spacious rooms, suites, and garden cottages that balance classic charm with contemporary comforts. Light floods in through high windows, while touches of local craftsmanship and South African art give each space a real and warm sense of place. Mornings are for breakfast on the veranda beneath bougainvillea, a lazy swim in the heated pool, or a stroll through fragrant gardens dotted with fountains. Come evening, cocktails and canapés by the bar or on a palm-shaded terrace set the tone for sophisticated city nights, framed by the mountain’s glow.

Over its long history, Mount Nelson has welcomed ocean liner passengers, diplomats, artists, and world leaders. The hotel’s combination of classic style, understated luxury, and location at the heart of Cape Town makes it both a city base and a serene retreat — a place where guests feel pampered, inspired, and intimately connected to the rhythm of South Africa’s Mother City.

‘Charming Resort; Extensive Leisure Options’

Find a romantic escape at Breezes Beach Club & Spa, set on the pristine Bwejuu Beach on the south-eastern coast of Zanzibar. Bicycle through tropical gardens and visit local villages, learn palm weaving on the beach and prepare classical Swahili dishes with cooking classes. Enjoy a range of water sports and find a diving course to suite your experience at the resort’s Rising Sun Dive Centre; the only PADI 5* Gold Palm and National Geographic Dive Centre in Zanzibar. After an adventure-filled day or following hours of simply relaxing at the beach, visit the Frangipani Spa for a soothing treatment. Savour a barbequed catch of the day for lunch and sip a refreshing drink at the poolside bar. In the evening, enjoy private beachfront dining for two as you gaze across views of the Indian Ocean. Retreat to your luxurious guest room or suite, decorated in ivory tones and teak wood finishes.

‘Privacy, exclusivity, personal attention and barefoot African chic’

The essence of privacy on the azure seas of Kenya’s Indian Ocean Coast, Alfajiri Villas is a collection of three entirely self contained villas. It’s a prefect location for honeymoons, romantic breaks, for families and for anyone wanting a serene escape post safari or on a signature beach break.

Each villas includes your own butler, award winning food, oversize private pools, beach views and complete exclusivity.  Dining is completely personalised, with all meals and drinks included in the stay, served in your private villa or al fresco as the mood takes you. As well as an unmatchable location on the south coast, just a short hop from Ukundu airstrip, where untouched beaches fan out from the villas. Dining is completely personalised, mostly on a Mediterranean theme, with all meals and drinks included in the stay, served in your private villa or al fresco as the mood takes you.

For getting out and active a driver on demand can take you to go snorkelling, diving, deep sea fishing, kit surfing or even sky diving. There golf nearby, or visit a neaby village and carefully selected community project. Or many guests just relax in their villa for the duration of their stay.  

The Cliff Villa offers an unforgettable panorama above a coral cliff. Bright and open, it’s the epitome of barefoot luxury, with a large veranda and pool stretching towards the beach. There are four spacious bedrooms accommodating from 2 to 9 guests.  It’s all exposed beams and whitewashed walls encapsulating a certain seafaring and adventurers tradition, an Indian Ocean bolthole, the centrepiece being the wonderful  turret suite.

The Garden Villa features four suites and up to eight guests, naturally all with en-suite facilities which are richly appointed. Each suite, which are all the same size, are individually decorated. It’s an ideal villa for a group of friends or extended family.  As the name suggests, the Garden Villa is set around a lush landscaped veranda which leads down to the wide expanse of Diani beach. With large wooden beams, a makuti roof and okra floor, the architecture invites the natural colours of the coast, and the attention to detail in the décor is a distinctive feature.

The Beach Villa is located just a few steps from the talcum sands of Diani Beach. The private swimming pool sits in front of the veranda, merging into the ocean and horizon. Constructed from hard woods and open to the environment, guests feel those cooling sea breezes and smell those tropical fragrances. There four rooms, with three double and a twin idea for up to four adults and four teenagers or children and plenty of space. Alternatively the villa is a wonderful private space for a couple.

‘Luxury Lodge with Exceptional Views’

On the edge of Africa’s Great Rift Valley, poised 300 metres above the Masai Mara plains, Angama Mara showcases some truly magnificent views. The property is made up of two separate camps, with fifteen tents in each, as well as guest areas such as a fitness centre, libraries, a safari shop and an infinity pool. As part of your package you will enjoy daily game drives and guided walks into the bush, while hot air ballooning can also be arranged.

‘Kingdom of the giraffe’

The Giraffe Manor is a firm favourite for those visiting Nairobi, offering the chance to feed and photograph these beautiful creatures over the breakfast table or even at the front door. These tame animals form part of the fabric of the hotel gracing the lawns and a trip here is a great way to get up close and personal with them. The manor is an elegant place to stay with fine home cooking and tastefully presented bedrooms.  Rates at the hotel include all meals (on full board basis, breakfast and evening meal included on half board) and wine with lunch and dinner as well as entrance to the giraffe centre and a sightseeing vehicle during your stay.

‘Breath-taking Architecture; Truly Palatial with Atlas Mountains Backdrop’

A tranquil retreat located just 15-minutes’ drive from Marrakech; Amanjena reflects the region’s Moorish heritage in every graceful arch, stone courtyard and rose petal-strewn fountain. Every aspect of this graceful property is striking with high domed ceilings carrying through into all of its 32 air-conditioned pavilions and houses. Beds rest beneath Venetian domes and bathtubs are stepped and columned. Your stay here will take you on a journey of Moroccan luxury, impeccable service will ensure your experience is flawless in just about every way - dining, afternoon tea, late drinks, floodlit tennis, wellbeing, excursions, swimming and cycling. The two-storey library epitomises the restful spaces as do the winding pathways and gardens.

‘Luxury Water Safari in a UNESCO World Heritage Site'

Set on a private ilala-palm-fringed island in the heart of the UNESCO-listed Okavango Delta, Belmond Eagle Island Lodge, A Belmond Safari feels like stepping into a whole new world – one where the unique rhythm of the water and wildlife shapes every moment.

The luxury lodge’s light-filled tented suites sit above the floodplains, allowing guests to wake to the gentle call of fish eagles and the shimmer of delta channels below. Each one comes with a plunge pool, indoor and outdoor showers, reading nooks, and beds draped in nets, and all stays are all-inclusive. This means breakfast, lunch, and dinner - plus drinks including alcohol - are covered. During the day, you can glide through papyrus-lined waterways in a traditional mokoro (dugout canoe), cruise on a barge, explore by motorboat, or take guided walking safaris when conditions allow. For a different vantage point, helicopter flights reveal the delta’s patchwork of islands and lagoons, while horseback safaris let you approach wildlife quietly across the floodplains.

And evenings are simply magical: sip a sundowner at the Fish Eagle Bar, voted one of the world’s most romantic, or gather around the campfire as lechwe, elephants, and hippos begin to stir under the cover of dusk. For our experts, it’s this seamless blend of water, wildlife, and understated luxury that makes Eagle Island Lodge one of the most remarkable safari experiences in the world.

‘Peaceful Base for Exploration’

Camp Okavango is set on a remote island in the heart of the Okavango Delta, a series of channels, lagoons, lakes and islands that attract a diverse range of wildlife. The camp features twelve spacious luxury suites, while the one family suite offers two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. All suites are raised on wooden platforms, and walkways lead out to an elevated public area with two lounges, a bar, library, infinity plunge pool, fire pits and dining room, all overlooking the delta and natural vegetation.