Coastal Adventures in East And Southern Africa
From action-packed wildlife sightings to breathtaking coastal adventures, the Bush and Beach safari makes for a classic combo.
Lekkerwater Beach, South Africa
In East and Southern Africa, we have spectacular seaside experiences that are a perfect pairing with traditional safaris. Whether you're into sailing or snorkeling, wildflowers or spices, shark cage diving or beachcombing, there's a coastal adventure waiting for you.
Here's a little teaser of what we might recommend for your African beach holiday.
Peponi Hotel - Lamu Island, Kenya
Peponi Hotel, a luxurious island escape.
Peponi Hotel is one of those beloved timeless secrets. Far from the crowded shores of more popular destinations, Peponi's on Lamu Island is a quiet seaside retreat that some people say is like Zanzibar 30 years ago with ancient ruins, fascinating cultural excursions, and endless ways to enjoy this special corner of the Swahili Coast.
Lekkerwater Beach Lodge - De Hoop, South Africa
Stunning scenery on South Africa’s De Hoop coast.
Lekkerwater Beach Lodge invites you to explore an extraordinary stretch of the De Hoop coastline boasting a rich, ancient history, dramatic flora and fauna and the indulgence of wide open spaces. The area is particularly famous for some of the world’s best land-based whale watching as well as sighting dolphins, seals and other sea life. The seven charming suites deliver peacefulness and privacy, gorgeous sea views, barefoot beach walks and incredible sunsets.
Matemwe Retreat - Zanzibar, Tanzania
Matemwe Retreat, a breezy, dreamy sanctuary.
Matemwe Retreat captures the barefoot romance of Zanzibar with the dream of a truly secluded beachside paradise. This remarkably exclusive lodge is made up of just four elegant villas set high in the palm trees with uninterrupted views of the Indian Ocean, private plunge pools, exquisit dining and the highest standards of comfort and luxury.
Kaya Mawa - Likoma Island, Malawi
One of Conde Nast’s top 10 most romantic places in the world.
Kaya Mawa is one of the more unusual coastal lodges as it is situated not near the ocean but on a small island in the middle of Lake Malawi. A true sanctuary, it was built by local hands and firmly grounded in sustainability, community empowerment and ethical trade. Relaxed lakeside living is woven into the style of its eleven rooms, all designed to fit seamlessly with the extraordinary setting where you can kayak, sail, snorkel, paddle board and visit local artisans and craft workshops.
