
Swakopmund

Kibale
Tarangire
Your very own treehouse in Tanzania, draped with netting (and with a glam en-suite bathroom); surrounding you, a 312-square-kilometre private reserve filled with rolling hills, extravagantly shaped baobabs and marula trees; and beneath you, some roaming members of Africa's largest herds of elephants. If that's your idea of an African safari, then Tarangire Treetops has everything you need and more. You're on the doorstep of fabulous Tarangire National Park, your safety is paramount, it's a malaria-free zone with temperate weather conditions, and the staff and food are terrific. You'll be back!

Khwai
Elephant Pan is a comfortable and rustic small tented camp in a remote part of the huge Khwai Private Reserve. This vast wilderness area falls within some of Botswana’s finest game viewing areas, with Chobe National Park to the east, and Moremi National Park along the southern region. The camp overlooks a permanent waterhole, which acts as a magnet for a variety of species, particularly during the harsh dry season when water is scarce. Game viewing is superb, and the simplicity of the camp puts the focus firmly on a truly wild safari experience.

South & West Sabi Sands
Running through the very heart of the famous Sabi Sand Game Reserve, is the Sand River, a mightily beautiful seasonal river that attracts herds of elephants and buffalo, prides of lions and the endangered white rhino. And on the banks of the river sits Londolozi's Pioneer Camp, undoubtedly the most exclusive camp in the region. If Ralph Lauren designed safari lodges, this is how he would do it, and the three gleaming mahogany suites are impeccable in every way. Book one of the suites and enjoy a romantic hideaway in the shade of the ebony trees, or book all three and bring the family for an exceptional safari that everyone will enjoy.
Nyerere National Park

Florence
It's not every day one gets to slumber inside a 6th-century Byzantine tower and medieval church, but here's your chance. This architectural marvel has been meticulously restored, preserving original characteristics while pampering guests with modern luxuries. Positioned precisely where you want to be – smack in the historic center – you can practically roll out of bed and bump into Brunelleschi's magnificent dome or stroll to Piazza della Signoria before your morning espresso has fully kicked in. The hotel offers two distinctive dining experiences: a two-Michelin-starred gem tucked inside the ancient tower, and a ground-floor osteria serving Tuscan classics with contemporary flair. And when Florence's bustle becomes too much, retreat to your soundproofed room for a peaceful night's rest worthy of the Medicis.
Linyanti
Knysna

Ruaha

Sicily
A luxurious perch on one of Sicily's most captivating coastlines where two worlds - and two star ratings - collide in spectacular fashion. Nestled in the Caldura bay just a stone's throw from Cefalù's UNESCO-protected historic centre, this boutique resort has been beguiling visitors for over half a century. The Mediterranean architecture follows the natural contours of the coastline, with whitewashed buildings that tumble down the rocky slopes towards the crystalline waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea.

Galle

Ubud

Madikwe

Lake Naivasha

Kampala

Hermanus
This intimate lodge sits on the edge of a crystal clear lagoon, nestled between the magnificent Overberg Mountains, and the famous whale coast near Hermanus in the Western Cape. Here you will unwind and relax to the sights and sounds of nature at its very best. Secluded luxurious suites offer breath-taking views and there are so many ways to enjoy the spectacular surroundings - from boat cruises and guided nature walks to kayaking, E-biking and whale watching. Mosaic delights with its friendly warmth, sumptuous cuisine and one of the best sunsets along the Garden Route.

Nairobi
Windhoek
Arusha
Otjiwarongo

KwaZulu Natal Battlefields

Eastern Cape

Tsavo
Voyager Ziwani Tented Camp sits on the outskirts of southern Kenya's Tsavo West National Park. On the edge of a small lagoon near the Santee River and within a private sanctuary, it enjoys an ever-constant parade of hippos, crocs and numerous water birds, to name but a few. Ziwani is part of a collection of Kenyan camps, known for their sociable, high-energy atmosphere, and there's plenty of activities on offer, fro guided game walks to night drives. The kids club in particular is a highlight and little ones will be well looked-after and entertained!
Caprivi (the Zambezi Region)

Stellenbosch

Paternoster

Waterberg

Watamu

Rural Rajasthan
Namibrand, Namibia