Safari Holiday Collection

Looking out from a game-viewing vehicle on a safari holiday

Canoeing on the Zambezi River, watching elephants grazing, Mana Pools, Zimbabwe. ZIM1411. Canoeing on the Zambezi River, watching elephants grazing, Mana Pools, Zimbabwe. © John Warburton-Lee

Watching White rhino from the safety of a game-viewing vehicle on a game drive at Kwandwe private game reserve

Msai men lead a camel caravan laden with equipment for a fly camp (a small temporary camp) past Lake Magadi. Clouds hang low over the Nguruman Escarpment (a western wall of the Great Rift Valley)

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Watching Msai giraffe on a game drive while on a safari holiday. KEN2661

Dawn in the Mara, a time to stop and drink colour while on safari

Looking down over the Ewaso Nyiro River whilst horse riding at Sabuk. (MR)

Service in the bush - kerosene lanterns light the pathway to your tent on a Cheli & Peacock mobile safari. - Not to be sold to safari operators Service in the bush - kerosene lanterns light

Mobile safari in Kenya with Samburu moran warriors as game spotters

A boatman in his mokoro dug-out canoe takes tourists game viewing along one of the myriad waterways of the Okavango delta

Interior of luxury tented bedroom, Chiefs Camp, Chiefs Island

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Embarking on a safari holiday is like stepping into another world, where breathtaking encounters with wildlife await at every turn. From the comfort of a game-viewing vehicle, one can marvel at the vastness of nature and witness mesmerizing scenes unfold before their eyes. Watching graceful Masai giraffes gracefully roam the savannah during a game drive is an experience that leaves you in awe of their elegance. For those seeking adventure, canoeing along the Zambezi River offers a unique perspective as you navigate through its gentle currents, surrounded by untouched wilderness. The thrill intensifies when spotting magnificent White rhinos from the safety of a game-viewing vehicle, allowing for an up-close encounter with these majestic creatures. Immersing oneself in local culture is also part of this extraordinary journey. Witnessing Msai men leading camel caravans laden with equipment showcases their resilience and connection to this land they call home. And while exploring the vast expanse of Masai Mara on a game drive, catching sight of a cheetah effortlessly sprint across the plains reminds us just how remarkable nature's creations truly are. The circle of life unfolds right before your eyes as visitors watch in amazement as a pride of lions feeds on their hard-earned kill—a raw display of power and survival instincts that leaves spectators humbled by nature's unyielding force. As day turns to night, sundowners become moments etched forever in memory—gazing out over the endless beauty of Masai Mara from atop its escarpment or savoring drinks while witnessing dawn paint vibrant hues across the landscape. These serene moments allow time to pause and drink color—an invitation to embrace tranquility amidst untamed surroundings. And finally, looking down upon Ewaso Nyiro River while horse riding at Sabuk brings about an exhilarating sense of freedom—the wind whispering tales carried by centuries-old waters below. A safari holiday transcends mere travel.