Discover Luxury in the Wild

At Somalisa Expeditions, our pool overlooks the extraordinary Elephant Pool.
 
The Elephant Pool is an oasis where elephants come to cool off and socialize during the heat of the day. It’s the perfect spot to watch these gentle giants up close - all from the safety and comfort of camp.
 
Have you ever been to Somalisa Expeditions? We’d love to hear about your Elephant Pool experience in the comments below!
 
📷: @djkaskas
📍: Somalisa Expeditions, Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe
✉️: enquiry@africanbushcamps.com

Clear skies, crisp temperatures, cozy fires, incredible wildlife, and nights filled with infinite stars.
 
Diamond Season is here.
 
Revel in the Radiance of Diamond Season.
 
#Diamond

Our Guided Impact Safari is an opportunity to travel with purpose.  
 
Along the way, you’ll meet community members, help renovate a local school, build a protective lion boma, and see how your contributions are making a real difference. 
 
This is no ordinary Safari. 
 
#2026GuidedImpactSafari

From the meandering waterways of the Okavango Delta to the thundering majesty of Victoria Falls, our Guided Impact Safari takes you through Africa’s most extraordinary landscapes.  
 
Stand eye-to-eye with elephants in Hwange National Park and toast the day’s adventures beneath a fiery Lake Kariba sunset - one of the planet’s most spectacular. 
 
This is no ordinary Safari.  
 
#2026GuidedImpactSafari

Introducing the 2026 Guided Impact Safari.
 
On this journey, you’ll be guided by Koinonia Baloyi – our very own @africanbushcampsfoundation Director. Closely connected to the communities we partner with, Koinonia offers a rare perspective – one shaped by years of working alongside local leaders and community members. 
 
She’s with you every step of the way, engaging with local residents, supporting meaningful projects, and ensuring each moment of your journey is not only unforgettable, but wonderfully impactful. 
 
This is no ordinary Safari.  
 
#2026GuidedImpactSafari

Introducing Scar. 
 
A young leopardess, she’s instantly recognizable by the scar in her right eye - a reminder of an early run-in with a porcupine. Bold and inquisitive, she’s forging her own path in life. 
 
These are the Leopards of Lolebezi. 
 
#LeopardsofLolebezi
 
📍: Lolebezi, Lower Zambezi National Park, Zambia 
✉️: enquiry@africanbushcamps.com

“Joining the clean-up with the local community was deeply rewarding and created a real connection - especially doing it with the kids! (Let’s not talk about who collected more litter to save me from the embarrassment...) 
 
Small acts led by the community have power because they come from true ownership and care. When people invest in their environment, it inspires the next generation to follow. This is where Botswana’s beauty truly lies: in the kind, welcoming spirit of its people.  
 
For me, meaningful travel goes beyond sightseeing - it’s about connecting with the place, the people, and yourself. A journey feels purposeful when it leaves you with a richer understanding of the world.” - Palesa  
 
📷: @palesamolefe_bw
📍: Atzaró Okavango Camp, Okavango Delta, Botswana

#AfricaDay

“One of the highlights of my safari was spending time with our guide, Dutch. His connection to the land and wealth of indigenous knowledge brought everything to life in such a meaningful way. 

During afternoon tea in the bush, he picked what looked like simple, dried tall grass - and with a few skilled twists, braided it into a bracelet. It was such a beautiful reminder of how much possibility exists in the things we often overlook. 

Dutch didn’t just show us wildlife - he shared the why behind it all. Like how the zebra, our national animal, carries the shape of a diamond right on its forehead. I’d never noticed it before, but there it was - the perfect symbol of one of our country’s most powerful resources, hidden in plain sight. Spectacular.” - Palesa  

📷: @palesamolefe_bw
📍: Atzaró Okavango Camp, Okavango Delta, Botswana