Where should I go and what should I do at Africa Hotels?
Witness the Great Migration across Kenya's Maasai Mara and Tanzania's Serengeti.
Experience luxury safaris in South Africa's Kruger National Park and Sabi Sand Game Reserve.
Explore the breathtaking waterways of Botswana's Okavango Delta by luxury safari camp.
Marvel at the thundering beauty of Victoria Falls on the Zambia–Zimbabwe border.
Discover the pristine beaches and turquoise waters of Zanzibar after your safari adventure.
When should I go to Africa Hotels?
June–October – Best for safaris in East and Southern Africa, with dry weather and exceptional wildlife viewing.
July–September – Peak season for witnessing the Great Migration in Kenya's Maasai Mara.
November–March – Ideal for Southern Africa's Cape Winelands, Cape Town, and beach destinations such as Zanzibar.
What do I need to know for a trip to Africa Hotels?
Pack lightweight, neutral-colored clothing for safari activities, along with layers for cool early mornings and evenings.
Bring comfortable walking shoes, a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, insect repellent, and binoculars for the best wildlife viewing experience.
Reserve luxury safari lodges, private guides, and internal flights well in advance, as many of Africa's premier properties have limited accommodations and fill quickly during peak season.
Review baggage restrictions for regional and bush flights, as many safari airlines have strict weight and luggage size limits and often require soft-sided bags.
Follow your guides' instructions during game drives and walking safaris, and always maintain a safe distance from wildlife.
Immerse yourself in nature-inspired luxury at Gem Forest Hotel Nairobi - MGallery Collection, where sophisticated design, panoramic forest views, and elevated wellness create one of Nairobi’s most distinctive boutique stays.
A refined gateway to Victoria Falls, Anantara Stanley and Livingstone pairs colonial-inspired elegance, curated safari experiences, and serene luxury just minutes from one of the world’s most spectacular natural wonders.
Set in the small town of Victoria Falls – a major tourist hub - in western Zimbabwe, Victoria Falls Hotel has been the address of choice for Royal Families, statesmen, celebrities and discerning vacationers as it occupies a fine location from which to explore the magical wonders of untamed Africa.
Eagle Island Lodge is one of Botswana's original safari lodges, perched on a private island encircled by some of the deepest stretches of the Okavango Delta, one of the world's largest inland water systems and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Botswana's Savute region has long been associated with some of the world's greatest explorers, most famously David Livingstone. Come and unleash your inner explorer at Savute Elephant Lodge, where a spectacular new design immerses you in the untamed natural surroundings of the Savute region.
Situated deep in the great expanse that is the Maasai Mara National Reserve, Keekorok Lodge embodies the heart of Kenya and the African safari experience...
Each July, over a million wildebeest begin crossing the Mara River in one of the largest animal migrations on the planet. The best luxury hotels in Africa put you close enough to watch from a private vehicle, with guides who know which crossing points the herds favor and which mornings are worth the early departure.
The Masai Mara's luxury camps were designed with this migration in mind. You go out before dawn and again at dusk, while spending the hours in between relaxing on the property. The savanna is open enough to see for miles, and from a distance, the herds of wildebeest look like the savanna itself is moving.
Three thousand miles north, the temples around the Nile River were already there when Rome was founded. You can take a private cruise between Aswan and Luxor to see famous temples like Karnak and the Temple of Philae in the most stylish way possible.
A wildebeest crossing and a pharaoh’s temple are not the obvious pairing. But on a luxury Africa trip, they make complete sense.