June

June is a glorious month for wildlife fanatics. It is the start of many peak safari seasons across some of Africa’s most renowned and best safari parks, as well the start of the humpback whale migration in Mozambique.

The humpback whale season has started, and what better time to visit either Mozambique or Madagascar if you fancy witnessing the incredible migration.

Tanzania’s most popular parks are in full safari swing. What better time to see some prolific wildlife and have the ultimate bush wildlife experience in Ruaha and Selous national parks. Botswana’s Okanvango Delta has also started its peak season. Its fascinating landscapes and wildlife rich paradise make it an incredibly memorable safari destination. June is a great time of year to visit the Lower Zambezi or South Luangwa region in Zambia.

Looking for sunshine and relaxation? Look no further! Mauritius is the perfect place for a family holiday boasting that ideal temperature for all activities.

Conditions for Gorilla trekking in Uganda and Rwanda are once again ideal, whilst Malawi and the Sossusvlei desert in Namibia retain their warm and dry days. These are also both great safari destinations.

Serengeti National Park, Tanzania

&Beyond’s Grumeti Serengeti Tented Camp is a top-quality tented safari camp in Tanzania’s western Serengeti. Stylish and polished, Grumeti Serengeti Tented Camp is a fantastic spot for the May/June migration, although book well ahead.

&Beyond Grumeti Serengeti Tented Camp

Katavi, Tanzania

Chada Katavi is a simple, authentic tented wilderness safari camp located in mythical Katavi National Park in western Tanzania. Chada Katavi is particularly good for walking safaris, and quite possibly has the highest density of game of any African park.

Chada Katavi

Serengeti National Park, Tanzania

Serengeti Safari Camp is a traditional mobile tented camp that roams around Tanzania’s Serengeti in semi-nomadic fashion. A safari with Serengeti Safari Camp means that you can shadow the Great Migration, and not miss a second of the action.

Serengeti Safari Camp

Central Serengeti, Tanzania

Kiota Camp is a luxurious bush camp in the heart of the Serengeti surrounded by open plains which offer spectacular game viewing year round. This is the perfect option for those looking for an authentic safari experience at a reasonable price.

Kiota Camp

Serengeti, Tanzania

Chaka Camp is a luxurious mobile camp which moves seasonally around the Serengeti to ensure that you are in the best position possible for witnessing the spectacular wildebeest migration.

Chaka Camp

Serengeti, Northern Tanzania

Olakira is a semi-permanent luxury tented safari camp located in northern Tanzania’s incredible Serengeti. Olakira is ideal for viewing the Great Migration, with its superb guided game drives offering a privileged window on this amazing natural spectacle

Olakira Camp

Sossusvlei, Namibia

Desert Homestead is an unpretentious but stylish lodge near Sossusvlei in Namibia’s Namib-Naukluft National Park. Desert Homestead provides great value and offers a wide range of desert adventures, with a strong focus on horse riding.

Desert Homestead

Sossusvlei, Namibia

Located deep in a private nature reserve, Desert Homestead Outpost adjoins the Unesco world heritage site Namib Sand Sea. It offers relaxed and natural atmosphere and boasts a perfect backdrop of panoramic views of the wide open plains.

Desert Homestead Outpost

Twyfelfontein, Damaraland, Namibia

Camp Kipwe is situated in the heart of Damaraland in the Twyfelfontein Conservancy. The views are spectacular and you are perfectly placed for exploring the gems of the region - desert-adapted elephants, geological rarities and rock engravings

Camp Kipwe

Tarangire, Tanzania

Set among the baobabs of southern Tarangire, Kuro Tarangire is a small seasonal tented camp that offers an authentic African bush adventure. Set right in the wilderness, the game comes right up to Kuro Tarangire, and the guides are simply sensational.

Kuro Tarangire

Book a stay at a combination of Sala's, Solio and Sasaab for a minimum of four nights and receive a 25% reduction on the cost of your accommodation. Subject to availability and terms and conditions.

25% off at Sala's, Sasaab and Solio

Stay at any Lion Sands Game Reserve Lodge for three nights, followed by three nights at Stanley & Livingstone Boutique Hotel and receive three further complimentary nights at More Quarters Hotel in Cape Town. Subject to availability.

3 Free Nights at More Hotels

Enjoy a delicious, complimentary afternoon tea when you book five nights or more at Belmond Mount Nelson, South Africa. Subject to availability and terms and conditions. Please contact our specialists for more information.

Belmond Mount Nelson, South Africa - Complimentary

Brides receive a 50% discount when travelling within 12 months of the wedding throughout 2018 & 2019. Terms and conditions apply. Subject to availability. Please contact our specialists for more information.

Bride gets 50% off at Kicheche Valley

Two can enjoy a delicious afternoon tea at Cape Grace, South Africa, when you book a stay of at least three nights. Subject to availability and terms and conditions. Please contact our specialists for more information.

Cape Grace, South Africa - Complimentary Afternoon

KwaZulu Natal and the north coast, South Africa

Kids under 12 years old can go on their own Horrid Histories tour at Rorke's Drift and Isandlwana. A guide is on hand to make the tour fun and exciting as well as informative, where kids can get involved and have an interactive experience.

Horrid Histories

Madikwe, South Africa

At Madikwe Safari Lodge there are a host of activities for kids to experience the magic of the bush. The Eco House is an educational centre for kids to paint, draw, model, learn about the bush, plenty to keep them entertained for hours!

Families in Madikwe

Kruger, South Africa

Enjoy a luxurious bath overlooking the African bush. With a glass of wine in hand, revitalise your mind, body and soul with the surrounding sounds of the bush making the perfectly relaxing end to a day on safari.

Garonga Bush Bath

Victoria Falls, Zambia

During low water (August-January), take a dip in the ultimate infinity pool whilst visiting Livingstone Island perched on the lip of Victoria Falls. Not for the faint heart, an exhilarating plunge into the pool is our top Livingstone recommendation.

Devil's Pool

Zimbabwe Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

Take to the water towards the end of the day for an atmospheric cruise on the mighty Zambezi before watching the sunset over a cold drink. Make sure you keep your binoculars and camera handy as there is plenty to see along the river.

Sunset Cruise on the Zambezi

Kruger, South Africa

Bush walking is the closest you get to the essence of the African wilderness. No car engine, no interruptions, just you and nature. With professional guides reading spore on the ground and teaching you the way of the wild this experience is captivating.

Walking Safari with Tracking Guides

Antananarivo, Madagascar

Ambohimanga is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located 21kms from the capital. Still revered by many Malagasy, this sacred hill and traditional fort settlement and palace gives a fantastic insight in to Malagasy culture and history.

Ambohimanga

Eastern Cape, South Africa

Spend 3 to 4 hours tracking rhinos with an experienced and professional team. This is an incredible opportunity to witness at first hand the dedicated work of Kwandwe's rhino monitoring team and their conservation efforts of these endangered animals.

Rhino Monitoring

Kyambura Gorge, Uganda

The Kyambura Gorge is a natural wonder which is home to habituated community of chimpanzees. Tracking alpha male Brutus and these chimps takes you through enchanting forest where several other primate species and even the occasional leopard can be seen.

Chimpanzee Tracking in Kyambura Gorge

Parc National des Volcans, Rwanda

Soak up the views on a half-day adventure along the Mukungwa river. With the lush countryside around you, spend the day canoeing alongside otters, birds and local life. This relaxing activity offers a completely different way to explore the area.

Canoeing the Mukungwa River