I had a pretty good idea that this would exceed my expectations based on my previous experience planning a safari with Next Adventure years ago with the boys. I have to say, it blew my expectations away.

This was our third trip with Next Adventures. One evening in Botswana, as we enjoyed snacks and watched the sunset, I was overcome with a feeling of serenity in my soul. With the sun setting in the vast open space, I could only stretch my arms and let the calm and peacefulness fill me up.

This week, we sent Bon Voyage emails for two very different safaris combining destinations in East and Southern Africa. Both custom safaris include a stunning variety of ecosystems and activities, and the logistics have never been easier to comfortably travel between these distinctive geographic regions.

What’s better than being on safari? Seeing the wonder through the eyes of a kid…

We tailor every family safari to inspire curious adventure seekers of every age. With the right camps, expert guides and diverse activities, our family safaris let you connect with nature and each other while creating unforgettable memories.

For your next milestone occasion, imagine intimate sunset picnics overlooking iconic landscapes, candlelit dinners under star-filled African skies, luxurious safari lodges and secluded camps nestled in the heart of the bush, and exhilarating wildlife encounters you’ll remember forever.

In December, Kili and Jeremy spent 2 weeks criss-crossing the Masai Mara and the adjacent Mara Conservancies. They visited more than a dozen camps, and they had some epic wildlife sightings.

No other safari destination is as well-known as the Serengeti. The Great Migration river crossings get most of the attention, but the Serengeti offers so much more. It’s a dynamic year-round destination with lots to explore, a range of seasons, stunning new camps and unique opportunities for true adventure.

Zimbabwe has always delivered unforgettable safari experiences in iconic destinations with abundant wildlife and the highest guiding standards anywhere in Africa.

All the accommodations had wonderful and unique aspects. What stood out is the quality of the food, morning coffee/tea service, Indian food influence, hospitality, cleanliness, and the wonderful guides through the whole trip.

Let’s kick the year off with a splash of color and some of Africa’s most unique properties. Of course, every camp we recommend has something special to offer, but there are a few that have an undeniable flair.

How would you describe to a friend what it's like to be on a safari?

Fascinating. Every minute provides a different experience even after you feel you have seen plenty of zebra, lions, elephants, etc., and after you think you have taken all the great photos and videos you’ll need. Putting down the cameras and picking up the binoculars and just watching the animals is amazing too.

Glenn and Karen have an insatiable curiosity for unique animals, diverse landscapes and getting off the beaten path. Few people have seen the variety of wildlife that Glenn and Karen have seen over the course of dozens of safaris.

Next Adventure did a really good job picking the right vacation for us; you were thorough, and you made sure we were prepared. The dossier you prepared was also very helpful.   Thanks again for an incredible trip! I can't wait to go back!

Victoria Falls is one of those iconic bucket-list destinations, and it's situated right in the middle of Southern Africa. It's easy to access, offering something for everyone, and there are so many ways to experience the Falls and explore the surrounding area.

Next Adventure is mission-driven to inspire a lifelong love for Africa and expand the benefits of tourism across the calendar year and a wider geographic footprint.

Here are some exciting camps on our radar, some new, some rebuilt, and some we just want to get back to one more time. Our Bucket List for 2024.

In East and Southern Africa, we have spectacular seaside experiences that are a perfect pairing with traditional safaris.

This is such an exciting time of year as the great migration is churning in East Africa, and the life-giving floods are reaching the extremities of the Okavango Delta.