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We kicked off this year with another Botswana adventure to the infamous and incredibly beautiful Linyanti and Okavango regions. Crystal clear swamps, rolling floodplains and shaded woodlands were just some of the amazing terrain we explored. Expecting everything to be rather dull and dry as a result of the severe drought Southern Africa has endured; we were rather blown away by how much water the region has had in recent weeks. The bush is transformed into a green jewel, flourishing and

It is our great pleasure to introduce you to our newest full-time employee, Mike Sutherland. Mike has been in the guiding industry for many years, has an insatiable appetite for the wild, safaris and photography; and will ignite a deeper sense of adventure in any discerning traveller. He's a great fit for Team Safari Architects and we are very excited to see what his unique contribution to our company will bring in the future. Mike's passion for the African bush began at a very

East Africa - the original safari destination pioneered by adventurers and infamous international explorers worldwide. Vast open spaces with rolling grasslands interspersed with great lakes and volcanic mountains and added to this, the millions of wildlife that call this place home. A true eden on this beautiful planet. We have mostly managed to protect this space from a modern and expanding world with magnificent lodges that keep the sustainable ecotourism model rolling. Chris went on adventure with a group of

  In between privately guiding and hosting multi country safaris, Chris found the time to lead and host a walking safari at Tanda Tula's field camp. He says: "Walking safaris and being completely isolated in the African bush, really brings you to the core of what true wilderness can offer. The lack of external stimuli that we are so used to, forces the senses into picking up the real sounds, smells and nuances of nature. The natural light of fires and lanterns cast

  The Timbavati private game reserve forms part of the greater Kruger National Park. It falls within the area known as the Lowveld, which is synomonous with excellent game viewing, beautiful vistas and magnificent safari lodges. Chris spent some time there and explored new areas for Safari Architects. Tanda Tula safari lodge was his home for a week and the safari experience was amazing.  The section of the Timbavati where Tanda Tula safari lodge lies is unique. Not only because of the

We have just returned from Wilderness Safaris' Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp. What a sensational experience! Everything here is more intense. Animals, vistas, distances and climate. There is so much space but so little food and water, that all creatures living here do so on a knife's edge. Flying over vast swathes of desert and seemingly desolate land you can't help wondering, what could possibly inhabit and live in such a place? Every time I visit Namibia the same thought goes

"Multi-country-safari-travel, personalised, privately hosted and privately chartered" This is what Safari Architects offers you. But through words alone, it is difficult to explain the type of safari you'll enjoy until you come away with us. We will provide you with the ultimate African adventure. During your trip, a private guide will accompany you throughout and manage your experiences, from assisting with your wine selections to getting you the most out of your wildlife viewing. You will have a private aircraft and pilot, allowing you the freedom

A multi country safari with a private aircraft, pilot and guide is the pinnacle of luxury safari travel. Our most recent trip included 4 countries, 4 unique and incredibly diverse environments and 4 of the most beautiful lodges in Africa. Chris described the trip as one of his best safaris he has had the pleasure of guiding;  accompanying one our of most faithful clients, made it even more special. Below are some of the images that were captured and the stories that go along with them. The safari

On a recent trip with Safari Architects and Wilderness Safaris through Namibia, I was blown away by the diverse nature and sheer size of this magnificent country. One of my favourite places has to be Damaraland. I fell in love with this vast and rugged land, with its rolling sandstone mountains, open bare grasslands and large episodic rivers. Although the beauty of this place lies in its’ vastness and remote nature, there is a huge array of adapted creatures that

“In a few words, how would you describe it?” This was the first question a family member asked me upon my return from a recent Namibian safari with Wilderness Safaris. Epic, untamed, vast, harsh, beautiful, quiet and awe inspiring!   All of the above are words that can be used to describe Namibia. It is an enchanting country that I can now say I have had the immense pleasure of visiting. The safari I was on took me from Windhoek, down to