Wilderness Safaris has announced the opening of the completely rebuilt DumaTau Camp, as well as Little DumaTau—a co-located but smaller and more intimate camp—in northern Botswana’s Linyanti ...

As Africa’s most exclusive safari destination, the undisturbed wilderness of Botswana attracts adventure-seeking travelers who are looking for more out of the standard safari experience. Here’s how to ...

All too often African safaris gloss over the nitty-gritty of conservation. That’s not the case with this trip by Wilderness Safaris, though, which is designed to give travelers an in-depth ...

It was what the guides in Serengeti National Park call a “small crossing” — slight in both the number of animals involved (no more than 100) and the number of humans who witnessed it (just a handful).

A safari tops most of Travel + Leisure readers' bucket lists — a trip that many spend a lifetime daydreaming about, saving for, and eventually splurging on. On this type of adventure, travelers pull ...

Travel came to a standstill in March to prevent the spread of COVID-19, with the vacation plans of many put on hold indefinitely. As a result, wildlife-rich African nations reliant on tourism began ...

Luxury travelers in 2019 want more than just Champagne and infinity pools, according to the business director of a luxury safari company. Chris Roche, the business development director at Wilderness ...

Wilderness Safaris' lion conservation trip will take place Sept. 26 to Oct. 2 in Zambia's Kafue National Park. Photo Credit: Courtesy of Wilderness Safaris Wilderness Safaris and Panthera, the global ...

The lions fled across the delta, and our Land Cruiser followed. “They’re not far from here,” whispered our safari guide Dave Luck as he listened, smelled and looked for signs of big cats in the early ...

Kenya is known for its lions and big cats, while Botswana and South Africa are no-brainers for elephants. For gorillas, however, travelers can head to Rwanda, where the 35-year-old company Wilderness ...

Sometimes people unexpectedly find themselves in the aviation business. When Wilderness Safaris began giving tours in some of Africa’s most remote areas in 1983, it was a modest operation, driving ...