Our African Destinations

Namibia

Wide–open spaces, diverse desert landscapes, unspoilt nature and an eerie, dramatic coastline, along with a vast wealth of birds and animals make this spectacular destination ideal for travel whether its a Namibian self–drive, fly–in, small group and private–guided safaris. Perfect for the first–time Africa visitor, or as a life–long devotee, Namibia has something unique to offer. Search for desert–adapted elephant in dry riverbeds, track the last free–roaming black rhino hidden among ancient landscapes, climb a rust–red dune in the world’s oldest desert or simply take in the wonder of the harsh terrain. A country guaranteed to steal your soul. WE ARE CURRENTLY OFFERING DISCOUNTS ON NAMIBIA SELF–DRIVE AND PRIVATE–GUIDED TOURS FOR 2020. CONTACT US FOR DETAILS

Botswana

Renowned by many for being the ultimate game–viewing destination, Botswana’s wildlife adventures are set amongst the vast expanses of desert, saltpans, wetlands and savannah ensure a truly unforgettable safari experience. The iconic Okavango Delta is a “must–see” where thrilling encounters with animals and prolific bird life is exceptional; further north in the Chobe elephant encounters are guaranteed. Visit the Makgagkadi and Nxai salt pans famed for wildlife migrations, whilst the deep sands and open skies of the Central Kalahari Game Reserve is home to black–maned lions, and brown hyenas. Explore as a Group Safari, Fly–In, or Self–Drive. Whether you fancy your honeymoon here, or as a family–friendly destination, Botswana is a great choice

South Africa

South Africa is a vast, beautiful country with so many places to see and experience that it can seem endless, here at Chameleon, we focus on the more popular destinations of this great country. It’s diverse, has stunning landscapes, terrific game viewing and cultures making it a great all–round location.

Listed options are for group tours, however, we can offer a range of self–drive or private guided tours – please contact us for further details

Zimbabwe

Despite the political upheaval of recent years, Victoria Falls and surrounds remained popular and safe and as times have changed and evolved, visitors are returning in greater numbers to fully explore this beautiful land–locked country taking in Hwange NP famed for its elephants, the beautiful Matopos Hills to spot rhino, and the Great Zimbabwe Ruins. Not only is it a destination in its own right, but is often visited as a multi–country destination. Now is the time to go!

Zambia

Still considered by most to be wild Africa, land–locked Zambia truly offers alluring national parks with few visitors. Walking safaris were pioneered in Luangwa and remain one of the best ways to explore the parks and experience a completely different style of safari. Distances between parks are huge and roads aren’t always in great nick so be prepared for a bumpy ride if you’re travelling overland or alternatively, if your budget allows for it, consider a Zambia Fly–In safari making travelling between destinations easy.

Kenya

One of Africa’s premier safari destinations, the remarkable and diverse environment with a huge range of animals from gorgeous gazelles, towering giraffe, elephants and plenty of impressive predators, along with a rather famous wildebeest migration, palm–fringed beaches and Maasai villages make this an all–round destination. Explore on small–group adventures or contact us if you wish to join a private–guided or fly–in safari

Tanzania

In the heart of East Africa and offering world–class game reserves and parks, Tanzania is an alluring and diverse destination. It’s no wonder it’s so popular – yet despite this, a charm remains and you can get off the beaten track.Visit Zanzibar’s white sandy beaches and historic Stone Town, or enjoy some of the best game–viewing sites Africa has to offer including the famed Serengeti. Choose from group, private–guided and walking safaris

Uganda

In Africa terms, Uganda is a relatively small country at just 241,136 sq. km and situated astride the Equator. The ecology varies from savannah to forest to snowcapped mountains, a great diversity which shows in its recorded bird list of over 1000 species. It’s probably fair to say that the main drawcard is the opportunity to see primates at close quarters – particularly mountain gorillas, but there is plenty more to do and see from group safaris, private–guided and Uganda fly–in options. It’s a gem!

Multi-Country

If you fancy visiting more than one country – then have a look at the tours on offer where you have the chance to experience major highlights and hidden gems – from group tours, private–guided and self–drives adventures, offering a various level of comfort – choose where you want to go and your style of trip to make it unforgettable