Africa Tours in March 2027

A superb experience. I cannot fault the itinerary in any way. The accommodations, food, scenery and activities were all great. Our tour leader Kastro was brilliant, always positive and always determined to ensure all had the best time. Kastro’s knowledge of the terrain, the geology, geography, wildlife, culture and even daft things like toilets was exemplary. A group ranging from 22years to 79years must have taken some management but he took it all in his stride and everyone got on great and had a great time. Lots of safari time all done ethically and responsibly as well as a host of fabulous landscapes big skies, wonderful sunsets, coffee stops, apple pie stops and some of the greatest picnics stops on earth.

I had a wonderful time. The CEO, driver, hotel staff and guides like Hairy and Levi were wonderful. Would love a longer trip to explore more of the island and the surrounding islands.

Madagascar is a beautiful country and we were so lucky to see so much wildlife...including lots of endangered lemurs. The CEO and tour group made the entire experience. My only complaint is that it was too short, I could have stayed longer!

Victoria falls, safaris (we saw 8 of the big 9), and Cape Town. The elephant camp was so lovely. It’s a place one could experience sunset/sunrise, animals and just relax in the beautiful location for a week!

The trip covered all the places it said. The itinerary did state that it was busy and not a typical G-trip and that was true. I prefer a more balanced trip but it was as advertised. Loved chefchauoen and the hike to the goat cheese place. Highlight of the trip!

The accommodations were variable, always clean and with hot water but some places were tired and in need of updating. Air conditioning was a must as it was hot and humid, however most were noisy and not good for a light sleeper.The staff were always helpful and friendly.Food in the hotels and restaurants was plentiful and there was always fish or chicken for those less adventurous, accompanied by mountains of rice or pasta.We were able to meet the locals, often visiting their homes, and learn about their cultures and beliefs. Also how they lived off the land and produced most of the food they need for the villages and to sell at the market stalls. We were able to try our hand at weaving, dying cloth and making garments. All extremely interesting and an education.We experienced Kayaking, canoeing, climbing through the tree canopies in the forest along rope bridges plus lots of other activities. All under the guidance and care of our very informative tour guide and driver .Our tours through the castles was quite daunting, learning how the slave trade treated people was shocking.All in all our holiday was an exceptional experience, if not quite exhausting. We were disappointed with the lack of wildlife but was not through lack of exciting safari drives trying to find the animals, with so much else going on our cameras were never idol. and