Three Leopards in One Morning – And 1.5 Years of Waiting Was Worth It
The first game drive of a tour is always something special. There is excitement in the air, and every guest has their own hopes and expectations. On our very first evening together, I asked the group which animal they most wanted to see during the trip. The answer that came up most often was: the leopard.
Mokoro Safari in the Okavango Delta: A Thrilling Elephant Encounter in Botswana
A mokoro safari in Botswana’s Okavango Delta became an unforgettable wildlife experience when Sunway Safaris guests encountered a massive bull elephant during a guided walk.
Camping as a Rookie: My Journey to Victoria Falls on an African Safari
What is it really like to go on your first camping safari in Africa? Hope shares her personal experience of pitching a tent, sleeping under star filled skies, disconnecting from the digital world, and reaching the breathtaking Victoria Falls, one of Southern Africa’s most unforgettable natural wonders.
Walking to Deadvlei: Your Ultimate Guide to Namibia’s Surreal Desert
Discover how to visit Deadvlei in Namibia. Learn about the 900-year-old skeletal trees, hiking the Sossusvlei dunes, and exploring the Namib Desert on a small group tour.
Dunes to Falls Safari: Namibia, Botswana and Zimbabwe in One Epic Journey
Follow the first ever Sunway Safaris Dunes to Falls departure through Namibia, Botswana and Zimbabwe, from the red dunes of Sossusvlei and wildlife rich Etosha to the Okavango Delta, Matobo Hills and the powerful Victoria Falls.
Celebrating Our Collective Success: Supporting the Matobo Rhino Trust
With heartfelt gratitude, we are thrilled to share a remarkable milestone achieved through the unwavering support of the Sunway Safaris family. Together, we have provided the brave rangers of the Matobo Rhino Trust with essential equipment to enhance their safety and effectiveness in the field.
Inside Our Botswana Bush Camps: A True Wilderness Safari Experience
Botswana remains one of Africa’s most authentic safari destinations. Vast wilderness areas, low visitor numbers, and thriving wildlife populations create the ideal setting for travellers seeking a deeper connection to nature.
