Southern Africa
Wilderness, Waterfalls and Wide Horizons
Big Five Country, Cape Coastlines and Wild Rivers
Track leopard through the Sabi Sands at dawn, drift along the channels of the Okavango Delta, feel the spray of Victoria Falls and watch the sun set over Table Mountain, all in a single journey. Superb lodges, gifted guides and genuine warmth tie it together, making this corner of the continent ideal for travellers who want real adventure without compromising on comfort.
The Southern Africa Portfolio
Southern Africa rewards careful planning, and the right lodge can make or break a safari. Our team has stayed at every camp, estate and hotel we represent across South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia and Mozambique, and we match each one to your clients' interests, pace and budget.
Shortlist by Interest

Babylonstoren

Birkenhead House

Cape Cadogan Boutique Hotel

Cape Grace

Cheetah Plains Private Game Reserve

Delaire Graff Estate

Dulini

Ellerman House

Fairlawns Boutique Hotel & Spa

Grootbos Private Nature Reserve

Kateka Safari & Wellness Experience

Kings Camp, Timbavati Private Nature Reserve

Kwandwe Private Game Reserve

La Residence

Leeu Collection

Leopard Hills

Lion Sands Game Reserve

Mont Rochelle

Monwana Game Lodge

Mount Nelson, A Belmond Hotel, Cape Town

One&Only Cape Town

Rovos Rail

Royal Malewane, Thornybush

Saxon Hotel, Villas & Spa

Serondella

Simbavati Camp George

Simbavati Hilltop

Simbavati Waterside

Singita Boulders Lodge

Singita Castleton Lodge

Singita Ebony Lodge

Singita Lebombo Lodge

Singita Sweni Lodge

Taj Cape Town

The Silo Hotel

Tswalu Kalahari Reserve

The Royal Livingstone Victoria Falls Zambia Hotel by Anantara

Thorntree River Lodge

White Desert, Antarctica
“Africa rearranges something inside you. Our job is to make sure every guest returns home with that feeling, and with a few unforgettable stories to match.”
Founder
Kaspr Travel
Why Advisors Choose Kaspr
Safari planning is part science, part art. Our specialists understand the seasons, migrations, private concessions and regional flight networks in detail, and they design journeys that balance wildlife, culture, comfort and logistics without ever feeling rushed, crowded or overplanned.

Seasoned Safari Specialists
Our team has followed the wildlife across these reserves for years. That experience helps us pair each traveller with the right concession, season and guide, and suggest the routes that make the most of every single day.

Every Lodge and Camp Seen First-Hand
Our specialists sleep in the tents, ride in the vehicles and sit around the fire at every camp we sell. Honest, current impressions of the guiding, food and atmosphere let us describe each lodge accurately, so expectations are always met and usually exceeded.

Bush, Cape and Coast
The best Southern Africa journeys flow naturally from one landscape to the next. We sequence safari, city, mountains and Indian Ocean beaches in the right order and at the right pace, timing light-aircraft connections so that no day is lost in transit and every arrival feels effortless.
“On safari, the guide is everything. We choose camps for the people who lead the drives as much as for the beauty of the rooms.”
Founder
Kaspr Travel
Southern Africa
Curated by Kaspr
Signature Experiences
Few regions offer such range in a single trip. A morning might begin with lion tracks in the sand and end with a tasting menu in the Cape countryside; a week later, guests could be poling through the Delta or watching whales from a clifftop. We connect these moments seamlessly and add the private guides and access that make them unforgettable.

Victoria Falls
The Smoke That Thunders
Few sights rival Victoria Falls in full flood. Our guide leads a private walk along the rainforest paths opposite the cascades before guests board a helicopter for a sweeping flight above the gorge. Later, a sunset cruise on the upper Zambezi brings hippos, elephants and a sky streaked with colour, followed by dinner on the terrace of a grand colonial-era hotel overlooking the river.

Okavango Delta, Botswana
Gliding Through the Delta
When the floodwaters arrive, the Okavango becomes a maze of lagoons and papyrus-lined channels. Poled by an expert local guide, a traditional mokoro glides silently past grazing elephants, reed frogs and tiny malachite kingfishers. We pair it with a scenic flight over the floodplains and a tented camp on a private concession for intimacy and space.

Cape Peninsula
To the Cape of Storms
A private driver-guide follows the coast road south from Cape Town, pausing at fishing harbours, a penguin colony and windswept viewpoints along the way. At the tip of the peninsula, guests climb to the old lighthouse for sweeping views across False Bay and the open Atlantic, then return through the Cape's mountain valleys for a long, leisurely lunch on a garden terrace. In whale season, we add a detour to the cliffs where southern rights calve close to shore.










