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At Wilderness Safaris, we believe our journeys change lives - helping Africa, its wildlife and its people through ecotourism and our conservation and community projects We offer luxury safari experiences in seven African countries, promoting ecotourism and conservation at the same time. A tour operator and destination management company dedicated to responsible tourism in Africa, its travel divisions – Wilderness Safaris, Wilderness Touring, Wilderness Collection and Wilderness Air – operate a portfolio of some 60 lodges, camps and safaris, currently in seven countries: Botswana, Kenya, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe and the Seychelles. Wilderness Safaris’ wildlife, marine and cultural safaris in remote, pristine wilderness destinations are specialised, explorative and fun. Wilderness offers guests private access to over eight million acres (three million hectares) of Africa’s finest wildlife reserves, while remaining fiercely committed to protecting the planet’s precious natural and cultural resources. This Wilderness vision is encapsulated by its 4Cs concept, namely Conservation, Community, Culture and Commerce.

Known as one of Africa’s premier ecotourism destinations, Kapama is owner-managed by the Roode family, sweeping across 15 000 hectares of savannah and riverine forest. The iconic and most dangerous wild animals of Africa - the Big Five - are at home on Kapama, but so too are over 40 other mammal species and 350 different types of birds. It's not only the wildlife encounters that are superb at Kapama - so, too, are its four diverse luxurious safari lodges. Vibrant River Lodge and Spa, luxurious Kapama Karula and Spa, olde worlde-Africa Buffalo Camp and fantastical, nature-inspired Southern Camp welcome guests from around the globe to experience wild Africa in sumptuous style.