The country that has it all, South Africa offers a mix of wildlife, culture, adventure, and world class wine.

South Africa is home to a wide variety of world-class safari experiences across a range of luxury levels, meaning, no matter how you like to travel, you can feel assured that there is something for you. In Cape Town and the surrounding winelands, you’ll find hiking, pristine beaches, excellent food, and phenomenal wine, all priced with a favorable exchange rate. It’s a favorite among Indalo clients and also home base for the Indalo team.

Widely regarded as a premier, high-end safari destination, Botswana offers an exclusive way to experience the wilderness at its most untouched.

Home to the Okavango Delta, Botswana is one of the greatest wild places in Africa, offering unparalleled game viewing in a uniquely water-based ecosystem. It’s a trending destination right now and for good reason. Safaris here are highly versatile, ranging from traditional game drives and sunset boat cruises, to walking safaris and horseback experiences. Ever-changing with the seasons, knowing where and when to go is paramount for a Botswana safari.

An untouched coastal paradise with crystal clear water and picturesque beaches.

Mozambique is an underrated beach destination, offering a rare sense of seclusion along a coastline that remains largely uncommercialized. Expect incredible marine life, vibrant local culture, the freshest produce, and a wide range of activities across land and sea. It pairs seamlessly with a southern Africa safari thanks to easy regional flights. It’s also home to Gorongosa National Park, one of Africa’s most remarkable stories of ecological restoration and a truly unique safari experience for those with an interest in conservation.

From close up wildlife encounters to unique outdoor adventures, Zimbabwe is perfect for those who crave a little thrill, blending natural beauty with unforgettable, high-energy experiences.

A popular base for exploring the iconic Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe offers far more than just the falls themselves, from scenic sunset cruises and white-water rafting on the Zambezi River to a range of additional wildlife experiences, such as elephant sanctuaries and adventure activities. Renowned areas like Hwange National Park and Mana Pools National Park also add exceptional game viewing into the mix, providing guests with variety throughout their itinerary.

Beyond its scenic luxury, Rwanda is best known for world-class gorilla trekking, an extraordinary story of restoration, and an incredibly warm, welcoming culture.

Despite its tragic history, the country is now renowned for its stability, safety, and most of all its extremely warm and hospitable people. An ideal location for primate encounters, many come for the life-changing experience of trekking through the forests to visit mountain gorillas or chimpanzees. No matter your reason for visiting, it’s guaranteed that you will leave with a profound appreciation for the resilience of the Rwandan people, and the clean, green, beautiful cities and wild spaces.

Home of the walking safari, Zambia is one of Africa’s most underrated travel destinations. 

Beyond Victoria Falls, Zambia offers a quieter, wilder safari experience. Both South Luangwa and Lower Zambez offer fewer crowds and a more intimate connection with nature. These national parks are  growing in popularity, especially for seasoned safari travelers. Explore the wilderness on foot, enjoy river-based experiences, swim in natural pools at the edge of the falls, and immerse yourself in landscapes that still feel truly untouched.

Often seen as the safari destination, Kenya offers iconic wildlife sightings, vast savannas, and rich cultural experiences. 

Kenya offers the classic, well-rounded African adventure, and is particularly great for families and large groups. Along with the quintessential safari experience in the Masai Mara, unique nature and cultural experiences are also available in areas like Laikipia and Samburu. Its accessibility also allows for an easy combination of a bush and beach vacation, allowing you to follow up your safari experience with some relaxation along the coast of the Indian Ocean.

Home to the massive Serengeti and great migration, Tanzania also is classically known as an iconic safari destination.

Tanzania offers classic savanna safaris across vast, game-rich plains, the dramatic landscapes of the Ngorongoro Crater, chimpanzee trekking along Lake Tanganyika, and tropical escapes across the white-sand beaches of Zanzibar. Its diversity of landscapes and experiences makes it a perfect destination for a wide array of travelers.

A dreamy island paradise of serene white beaches, turquoise waters, and lush tropical scenery.

Made up of 115 islands, this secluded destination will have you feeling like a castaway in the most luxurious way. Relax in high-end resorts, snorkel vibrant coral reefs, and picnic on private islands surrounded by the Indian Ocean’s extraordinary natural beauty. It’s the kind of place that invites you to slow down, switch off, and simply take it all in.

Often overlooked, Uganda is rich in wildlife and adventure, and has more to offer than meets the eye. 

Home to the highest concentration of primates, Uganda is best known for chimpanzee and gorilla trekking. However, visitors can also enjoy classic safaris in the national parks, raft through rushing rivers, visit powerful waterfalls, or take in the serenity of the country’s lakes. Uganda offers truly unforgettable experiences that remain wonderfully under the radar.

A tropical haven known for its stunning beaches, perfect for families and those seeking a classic beach resort escape. 

Mauritius is a wonderful beach destination that is particularly perfect for groups and families. You can hike steep mountains and visit spectacular waterfalls, explore tropical rainforests, snorkel with the marine life, spend an afternoon shopping at a lively market, or simply kick back and relax on idyllic beaches.

A wildlife lover's dream, Madagascar is a unique island with an absolutely remarkable ecosystem, full of rare creatures and unique landscapes. 

With over 80% of the island’s animals found nowhere else in the world, Madagascar is a biodiversity hotspot best known for its lemurs, towering baobab trees, picturesque beaches, and otherworldly landscapes. Still largely underrated, it is quickly emerging as a must-visit destination for travelers seeking unforgettable wildlife encounters and beautiful beaches.

Morocco offers a vibrant blend of culture, color, and contrast that captivates at every turn.

From bustling souks filled with intricate craftsmanship to the sweeping landscapes of the Atlas Mountains and the vast Sahara Desert, Morocco provides visitors with an endlessly rich and varied experience. Add its exceptional cuisine, growing reputation as a beach escape, and deep-rooted history, and you have a destination that feels both timeless, yet constantly evolving.

A country of dramatic landscapes that will leave you feeling as though you’ve stepped onto a new planet.

From rolling crimson dunes and vast salt pans to the desolate beauty of the Skeleton Coast, Namibia is truly a nature lover's paradise. With its wide-open spaces and remarkably low population density, it offers a rare sense of stillness, while its unpolluted skies reveal some of the clearest, most awe-inspiring stargazing in the world. If your ideal getaway involves peace, quiet, and time away from the crowds, there couldn’t be a more perfect destination.

The definition of a bucket-list trip, a visit to Antarctica is unlike anything else on Earth. 

As the most remote destination on the planet, Antarctica is perfect for thrill seekers craving once-in-a-lifetime experiences. You’ll witness unimaginable views and striking landscapes that will leave you in awe for years to come. Walk alongside emperor penguin colonies, picnic on vast plains of ice, stamp your passport at the South Pole, or hike towering glaciers. There’s a wide array of adventures available in Antarctica, yet every single one feels undeniably rare and extraordinary. Best of all, despite feeling worlds away, Antarctica is only a short flight from Cape Town.