





Accommodation
Cape Cadogan is a boutique hotel in Cape Town. It consists of four Victorian houses from the early 19th century that have been beautifully renovated and furnished in style. They include the Upper Union Restaurant, which serves a delicious breakfast and is open to both guests and locals, the main house with the reception, lounge and various rooms, the annex with more rooms and finally the Residence, a private house with three rooms well suited for families. All houses have an indoor area with pool and sun loungers. Furthermore, there is also the possibility to be pampered in the spa or to steel the body in the gym.
There are 19 rooms in the classic Cape Cadogan (6 x Classic, 7 x Luxury, 6 x Superior Luxury), which are equipped with all modern amenities. The Luxury Rooms are slightly larger than the Classic Rooms and also have a balcony or an outdoor area. Finally, the Superior Luxury Rooms offer even more space and, in addition to a balcony or outdoor area, also have a lounge and a bathtub.
In 2025 the former More Quarters was rebuilt and became part of Cape Cadogan, adding 10 stable suites width 60-80m²in space, including interleading, triple and two-bedroom options. Each stable suite features a lounge and bar, with select suites offering a courtyard or Juliet balcony. Finally, the More Quarters Residence, with four en-suite bedrooms to host eight guests, spacious living areas and private pool comes with dedicated staff and includes a butler and chauffeur.

Cape Town is a great place to spend a couple of days. Set against the backdrop of Table Mountain and looking out towards the stormy ocean, its location is truly magnificent. The coastal road is one of the most spectacular in the world, its vines produce some of the best wines in South Africa, and it’s bursting with great and affordable restaurants. If you play golf, then the Garden Route is perfect for you – it offers some of the world’s best golf courses within striking distance of Cape Town.






Accommodation
Narina Lodge is situated in the eastern part of the Lion Sands Reserve in the actual Kruger National Park. Narina Lodge offers a traditional safari experience in a sophisticated waterside haven, and like all other Lion Sands lodges, is run with a lot of passion and professionalism. The operators characterise the lodge as 'organic chic' and this is probably spot on.
The main building and the nine 80m² suites are situated on the southern bank of the Sabie River and are built on stilts. The suites offer plenty of privacy, views of the Sabie River and are equipped with all the amenities one could wish for: En-suite bathroom with bathtub, indoor and outdoor shower, bedroom with view, lounge with minibar and large sliding doors to the terrace which features a private plunge pool.








Accommodation Thorntree River Lodge is located on the majestic Zambezi River above the Victoria Falls on the Zambian side. The eclectic mix of local African culture and contemporary influences gives the lodge a pleasant lightness. The main building with its large veranda, infinty pool and floating fire pit, as well as the eight double rooms and two family rooms are lined up along the riverbank. The rooms all have their own small plunge pool and, depending on weather and preference, guests use the indoor or outdoor shower on the private terrace.

The Zambezi River originates in the northwest of Zambia and flows 2700 km to the Pacific Ocean. It also flows past Livingstone before tumbling 100 m into the Batoka Gorge, which marks the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe.
The falls are known as ‘Mosi-oa-Tunya’ or ‘The Smoke that Thunders’ because the mist can rise several hundred metres above the gorge during the wet season, making it visible for miles around and therefore a well-known landmark.
If you prefer less action, then we recommend the really good camps Toka Leya, River Club and Tongabezi, which are all located some 30 minutes upstream, close to Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park. There is no helicopter noise here and the camps offer guides, who can organise everything on site and accompany you on your chosen activities.







Accommodation
Little Duma Tau Camp - located in northern Botswana in the Linyanti area - features a modern, chic design in light and natural colours. The view of the large open expanse of water of the Osprey Lagoon is incredibly beautiful and unique in Botswana.
Little Duma Tau is Duma Tau‘s sister camp. The two camps are right next to each other and connected by elevated walkways. Osprey Retreat is built in between the two camps offering a spa, gym, curio shop, snack deli and a large swimming pool. This area is shared by both camps. Little Duma Tau Camp however has its own main building with pool and fire pit and, with only four rooms, is suitable for guests seeking a slightly more intimate experience.
Wooden walkways lead to the four beautiful and ultra spacious rooms (142m²), each with en-suite bathroom, indoor and outdoor shower, lounge and private veranda with plunge pool and views of hippos and elephants wading in the water.
Little Duma Tau Camp is only accessible by light aircraft. The camp is approx. 40 minutes drive from Chobe Airstrip. Flight time to Maun in a Cessna Caravan is 50 minutes, and 45 minutes to Kasane.
Little Duma Tau Camp is part of the private Linyanti Concession (1,200 km²). There are four camps in this concession: Little Duma Tau, Duma Tau Camp, Savuti Camp and Kings Pool Camp

As in the Okavango Delta, we only book stunning, highly exclusive lodges situated in unspoiled nature that are often only accessible by air. The Linyanti region can be divided into four distinct areas, namely the Kwando Concession of Kwando Safaris, the Selinda Plains of Great Plains, the actual Linyanti Block of Wilderness and the Chobe Enclave, where African Bush Camps operate some of their camps.
The Linyanti region allows you to see clearly the influence of tectonic activity in the area. It is believed that the Okavango, Kwando and Zambezi rivers originally flooded much of Botswana, including the Makgadikgadi Pans. Today, the Kwando River flows through the Caprivi Strip in Namibia and heads south towards Botswana. The water hits a slight elevation, which dams the river and forms the Linyanti Wetlands. Here it takes a sharp turn to the east before continuing its journey as the Linyanti River. It then becomes the Chobe River at Kasane before finally flowing into the great Zambezi. The Linyanti Wetlands connect to the Okavango Delta via the Selinda Spillway, a kind of overflow system of the Okavango Delta. Water has been flowing here again during the winter months for several years now, making it the ideal location for canoeing safaris. The Okavango Delta’s increased water level has also returned water to the Zibadianja Lagoon – its outlet, the Savuti Canal, now has sometimes water running along its entire length, feeding the Savuti Marsh!
Although the area has seen dramatic changes in recent years, the Linyanti River still attracts a large number of elephant and buffalo from the Chobe Forests during the dry season, and is therefore still the perfect place to experience memorable game drives.






Accommodation Vumbura Plains Camp breaks with the classic safari style, but its modern, purist yet pleasing construction sits well in the landscape. Vumbura Plains Camp comprises two satellite camps (North and South), each with seven rooms.
Each camp has its own main building, comprising a dining area, lounge, bar and large deck. An open fire pit with plenty of seating possibilities has been built on the deck's furthest point. Here guests can sit around a blazing camp fire and review the day's events over a pre-dinner drink.
The rooms are very spacious and can be opened on three sides. In addition to the spectacular vistas and superb facilities, each room also has its own plunge pool, en-suite bathroom with large indoor shower, outdoor shower and a sofa landscape with soft cushions. There are two family rooms that consist of two separate en-suite rooms that are connected by a common deck.
Vumbura Plains Camp is only accessible by light aircraft. The camp is located approximately 15 minutes from the private airstrip. Flight time to Maun in a Cessna Caravan is 35 minutes, and 1 hour 15 minutes to Kasane.
Vumbura Plains Camp is part of the private Kwedi Concession (900 km²). Little Vumbura Camp also belongs to this concession.

Guests can look forward to first-class service at exclusive and stunning lodges set amid pristine wilderness. The Okavango Delta is an inland delta in the north of Botswana, which can be accessed via Maun or Kasane. Some areas on the edge of the delta are accessible by vehicle, but the vast majority of lodges here are located deep in the delta, which means they are only accessible by air and therefore highly exclusive.
The Okavango Delta plays host to a fascinating cycle of rain, flood, drought, heat and cold. These processes determine the behaviour of the animals and their migration paths. The onset of rain in November / December leads to the appearance of spectacular green meadows as dormant flora springs back to life, trees sprout new leaves and colours become vivid and saturated. The vast majority of animals give birth to their young at the beginning of the wet season, which means the whole area is teeming with baby elephant, impala and kudu – big cat often gives birth to its young at this time too.
The sporadic rains continue until the end of March. Temperatures slowly drop and a feeling of spring sets in around April. The nights become cooler and dew settles on the grass, causing it to sparkling in the sun’s first rays of light when guests can be found pulling up their hoods in preparation for the early morning game drives. The floodwaters reach the delta in April, sometimes earlier, and, covering immense areas, expand outward like a living, breathing organism. The floodwater is basically rainwater from the mountains of Angola, which slowly accumulates in the Okavango River over a period of several months. It squeezes through the panhandle, which is where the Okavango Delta fans out, and then floods the entire region. The well-equipped game drive vehicles struggle through metre-deep water from one island to the next, leaving passengers awestruck and wondering how the journey is at all possible.
The coolest temperatures are measured in June / July, when night time lows can drop as far as 5°C, and welcome hot water bottles are duly distributed! Well-wrapped guests come prepared for the early morning game drives with hats, gloves and warm jackets. Daytime temperatures are pleasant and the skies are clear with bright sunshine – every day! The sun’s heat dominates once again as September approaches, the alluvial areas begin to dry out and the short, dry grass offers a clear and welcome view of the entire spectrum of wildlife here. Temperatures climb to their maximum in October as the whole parched region once again anticipates the coming rains. When huge clouds begin to gather on the horizon, you know it’s only a matter of time until the whole cycle begins again.


Basic Information
Individual journey. The journey will be planned on your preferred dates.
Duration 15 nights. Min 2 guests. Weight limit of luggage 20 kg. Luggage in one soft bag only.
- Cape Cadogan Boutique Hotel: Luxury Room. Breakfast.
- Lion Sands Narina Lodge: Suite. All meals, drinks (except premier brands), twice daily shared activities with one of the camp guides.
- Thorntree River Lodge: Standard Room. All meals, drinks (except premier brands), laundry service, twice daily shared activities with one of the camp guides.
- Little Duma Tau Camp: Standard Room. All meals, drinks (except premier brands), laundry service, twice daily shared activities with one of the camp guides.
- Vumbura Plains Camp: Standard Room. All meals, drinks (except premier brands), laundry service, twice daily shared activities with one of the camp guides.
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