BEAUTIFUL ADVENTURES

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Family friendly game lodges and camps with a focus on educating and entertaining all members of your party with age-appropriate and interactive activities.

Thornybush Game Lodge

There is nothing more romantic than a glorious sunset shared with the one you love, or that first cup of coffee together as the sun rises, while overlooking the vast plains of Africa. Luxurious accommodation, exotic locations, vibrant cities can all be combined to create the ultimate, intimate honeymoon.

Dulini Leadwood 

Luxury safaris were born and bred in Africa and the art of meeting your every need in the most elegant and luxurious surroundings is a matter of pride for the lodges and camps who do this. Luxury lodges are filled with small, additional, touches which lift your journey to another level.

Dulini Moya

The Big Five were traditionally the most dangerous animals to be hunted in days gone by. They are lion, elephant, rhino, buffalo and leopard and are still considered the ultimate game to view on a safari. While sightings of any wild game can never be guaranteed, there are some locations where you have a much higher chance of being successful and we can point you in the right direction.

Black Rhino charge - Ken Haley, Phinda

“The power of the sun drives the seasons, transforming our planet. Vast movements of ocean and air currents bring dramatic change throughout the year. And in a few special places, these seasonal changes create some of the greatest wildlife spectacles on earth.”

David Attenborough, The Great Migration

The drama of almost two million animals - wildebeest as well as zebra and gazelle - completing their death-defying annual migration has been well documented, but the thrill of actually witnessing this in person cannot be surpassed. At Saseka Safaris we focus on creating a migration safari which is conservationally responsible.

Wildebeest escort - Kim, Kogatende 

Across the entire African continent, there are 2,477 bird species with 57% (1,400) being endemic to the continent. Southern Africa alone has 928 recorded species, with 161 of those being endemic. The smallest bird in Africa is the Southern (or Cape) Penduline-tit and these can be found in Angola, Botswana, Namibia, South Africa and Zimbabwe. The largest bird of prey is the Martial Eagle and the largest bird is the Southern Ostrich.

Finding and photographing rare and shy birds is a particular skill and the knowledge and experience of our local bird experts is shared with you on these specialist tours.

Elusive Shoebill  Stork - Ken Haley, Mabamba Swamp, Uganda. 

As access to the natural wilderness areas of Africa has become easier, it has become important to consider the impact of tourism on the local environment and communities. At Saseka Safaris we are proud to work with our partners who promote responsible, sustainable, eco-friendly tourism. You can make a difference on your eco-safari through staying at lodges and camps which are actively involved in sustaining the balance and educating for the future.

Tommy's Living Desert Tours - Kim, Swakopmund

Taking photographs on safari is inevitable, whether you are using your mobile phone or the most sophisticated lens to capture those magical moments. Join our expert photographers for a safari where you will learn to compose and create award-winning photographs.

Candice shooting low angle - Matt Crosser, Nxai Pan, Botswana

 “You cannot leave Africa,

Africa said.

It is always with you, there inside your head.

Our rivers run in currents in the swirl of your thumbprints;

our drumbeats counting out your pulse; 

our coastline the silhouette of your  soul.”

Bridget Dore

The peace of the African bush; the magnitude; the magnificence; the mystery;  all will feed your soul and restore your balance.

Sound Bowl and elephants- Kim, Palm River Hotel