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If “Mufasa: The Lion King” has you and your brood yearning to witness savanna animals up close, or if you have always dreamed of an all-ages African adventure, here’s how to make that dream a reality.

The first South African safari lodge from the founders of Under Canvas, Few & Far Luvhondo offers immersive nature experiences while aiming to restore and protect a crucial wildlife corridor.

With immersive wildlife experiences, luxurious small ships, and private five-star lodges—all in places traditional tour operators can’t go—there are many reasons to travel with CroisiEurope in South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, and Zimbabwe.

For those who make it to Dzanga Bai, a reward awaits: This elephant stronghold remains one of Africa’s least visited spectacles.

In South Africa’s “Mother City,” boldly designed openings are bringing color and creativity to the hotel scene.

In Zambia’s remote Liuwa Plain, tens of thousands of wildebeest sweep across restored grasslands—an epic migration you can still witness without the crowds.

These luxury journeys span Africa’s wilds, Bhutan’s sacred temples, and more.

Tswalu Kalahari Reserve recently welcomed Loapi Tented Camp, a collection of six private villas that come with their own butlers, private chefs, and safari guides.

New travel restrictions are casting a gloomy shadow over the already hard-hit safari industry.

Once a holding cell for kidnapped Africans, the island’s House of Slaves is today a UNESCO World Heritage site—and the site of healing and atonement.

Locals from four U.S. host cities share their tips for finding festivities beyond official celebrations.

&Beyond’s East Africa experience takes guests from Kenya’s Masai Mara to Zanzibar’s Mnemba Island.

During a trip to Wildwaters Lodge, one writer learns why Uganda is rapidly becoming a white water destination.

From hands-on interactions with elephants to awe-inspiring Himalayan landscapes, Discover Corps offers an adventure for every type of traveler looking for lesser-known destinations.

A growing number of repeat safarigoers want to get out of the vehicle and dive deeper into more remote landscapes.