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The Galapagos sit at the crossroads between several major ocean currents, creating a unique ecology and a huge diversity of marine life. Dive here and see schools of hammerhead, whale shark, fur seal, marine iguana, and spotted eagle ray. The wildlife beneath the waves is as exciting as on land.

A luxury camp that harks back to an era of glamour, Jack’s Camp is set in the spectacular Makgadikgadi Salt Pans, one of the world’s largest prehistoric super-lakes. It offers guests a stylish place to stay while admiring the abundant wildlife and unique beauty of the pans.

They say that an elephant never forgets, and when you first meet an elephant face to face, it is something you’ll always remember as well. One of Africa’s most iconic mammals, the elephant is fascinating for its intelligence and its close family relationships.

Set sail in the wake of Darwin and The Beagle on a voyage to the Galapagos, and you might just inspire your children to become the next generation of world famous naturalists. Travelling by boat, the journey is just as exciting as the destination.

Huacachina is a natural oasis in the desert, surrounded by towering sand dunes. Legend has it that the lagoon has curative properties, but the real attraction is that the lagoons are Mother Nature’s adventure playground, perfect for sand boarding and dune buggies.