All 68 bedrooms enjoy unrivalled views of Table Mountain and the working harbour or the vibrant V& A Waterfront. Rooms are ultra large, superbly furnished and comfortably air conditioned. Each has a separate shower, separate w.c, complimentary tea- and coffee-making facilities, trouser press, electronic safe, hairdryer, satellite television, individually controlled air conditioning, fully stocked private bar and king-size bed. Alongside the Alfred Basin, overlooking Table Mountain and the harbour, lies the Hotel's award winning-restaurant - The Waterfront Cafe and elegant cocktail bar, offering breakfast, lunch and supper.

THE ZAMBEZI SUN                                                                               THREE STAR HOTEL

The Zambia Sun reflects the richness and diversity of the land's heritage. The architecture was inspired by the timeless African tradition, and its unique styling will offer visitors the experience of truly being at the heart of Africa. The hotel has the feel of a walled city, centuries old. It is comprised of open, organic buildings in earthy colours with rambling clusters of rooms, punctuated by chimneys and towers. The 212 guest rooms are low-slung, open and airy. Each one spills out onto a cool landscaped pool area, while the restaurant and bar are focused around the central pool. The two-storey en-suite rooms have private balconies that welcome the morning sun. Outside, the earth colours are soothing and soft. Inside, the airy rooms are alive with ethnic reds, blues and oranges. Added amenities in the rooms include independent air-conditioning, satellite TV, foldout couches, safe and telephone. The central reception area houses a family-friendly, high quality buffet restaurant, a pool bar and a lively alfresco grill and entertainment area. The Zambezi Sun is a place that captures the soul of Africa: simple, rustic, fun and welcoming. It's a place where friends and family can relax and enjoy Africa's greatest natural wonder in true African style.

Guided Tour of The Victoria Falls

To find out how the Falls were formed and what local customs and traditions surround them it is worth taking a guided tour. These tours are very informative and end with a visit to the art and crafts centre. Tours may be conducted from the Zambian side of the Zambezi River and last for 1½ hours in Zambia.

The guide arrives in a vehicle and meets the guests at reception of either the Zambezi Sun or the Royal Livingstone Hotel. The guide and guests drive to the Falls, disembark and the tour begins. Tours may be booked in the morning or afternoon. Times are flexible but usually tours begin at 08.00 hours or 15.00 hours.

Tours include National Park fees, transfers, the services of a guide and bottled water.

Children under 12, are ½ price, children under 2 are free.

CHOBE GAME LODGE                                                                        

• Safari hotel in Chobe National Park

• Chobe River & Caprivi floodplain

• Abundant wildlife & bird species

• Game drives & river activities

Chobe Game Lodge is situated within the Chobe National Park, approximately 100 kilometres (62 miles) due west of Victoria Falls. The elephant population of Chobe, estimated at times to number in excess of 35 000, is considered to be the largest single concentration surviving within the boundaries of a proclaimed National Park.  Other major species such as lion, leopard, cheetah, wild dog, buffalo, sable and roan antelope, red lechwe, the rare puku and Chobe bushbuck are encountered in many parts of the Reserve. Chobe Game Lodge comprises 40 bedrooms and four luxury suites, furnished with comfort in mind. The en suite bedrooms are equipped with a punka fan, air-conditioning, telephone, complimentary mini-bar and tea/coffee-making facilities. Each suite boasts its own private plunge pool and patio. The main Moorish styled lodge with its graceful high arches, quarry tiled floors and barrel vaulted ceilings overlooks the perennial Chobe River and Caprivi floodplain. There is a restaurant, lounge, cocktail bar and safari boutique. Conference facilities are also available. Early morning and afternoon game-drives in open 4-wheel drive vehicles are led by qualified game scouts. River activities include small boat trips to nearby hippo pools and a sundowner cruise on the Mosi-Oa-Tunya riverboat.

This conveniently located 138-room hotel is situated at Johannesburg International Airport. It is uniquely positioned to meet the needs of discerning business and leisure travellers requiring the ultimate comfort and personalised service combined with consistent world-class standards. Special features for frequent travellers include 24-hour usage, flight-friendly menus, in-room flight information and a health and fitness centre to ease the stress of long distance travel. This deluxe hotel has drawn its inspiration from the African continent capturing the culture and spirit of Africa through the use of simple shapes and symbolic artefacts. Enjoy delicious cuisine at the signature restaurant, Quills, where you will be treated to an entirely new taste sensation ‘Aero African cuisine’ a fusion of African concepts incorporating flavours from around the world. The Hotel also offers in-room dining with an optional ‘flight friendly’ menu, allowing long-haul passengers to dine before boarding. Quills Bar is an ideal meeting place for local and international business associates and in-transit travellers. Other relaxation facilities include a massage facility, a fully equipped gym with steam baths, as well as an indoor heated swimming pool, which has panoramic views of the Johannesburg skyline.

The Norfolk Hotel is one of Nairobi’s oldest hotels and opened on Christmas Day in 1904. It is situated in the heart of Nairobi, a short distance from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and from Nairobi’s main business and shopping district. The Norfolk comprises 167 rooms in total, made up of standard, deluxe and superior rooms, and suites. All rooms have an en suite bathroom with bath and shower, a mini bar, TV and radio, direct dial telephone and air-conditioning. The Hotel has five restaurants and three bars, a swimming pool, a hair and beauty salon, shops and news stands and a health club with a fully-equipped gym, saunas, steam rooms, aerobics classes and massage therapy. The Norfolk offers a choice of five air-conditioned conference rooms that can accommodate between 24 and 255 delegates. A full range of audio-visual presentation equipment is available, as well as a comprehensive secretarial and business service with e-mail and web-browsing facilities. Long established as the starting point for safaris beyond the capital, trained and knowledgeable staff at the Norfolk can advise and arrange a wealth of sightseeing trips and safaris. Older than the London Ritz and younger than The Savoy, no other hotel in Kenya has as rich a history as the Norfolk Hotel.

TORTILIS CAMP                                                                      

·         Luxurious tented camp

·         On the edge of Amboseli National Park

·         Game drives & guided walks

·         Local community visits & bush dining

Seductively embraced by the hillside and hidden in a forest of the umbrella Acacia trees after which it’s named, Tortilis Camp lies on the edge of Amboseli National Park. This exclusive camp is home to 17 private tents, each with en suite bathrooms that offer steaming showers and flush w.c.s. Built from local materials the Camp blends in with the natural environment. Capturing imaginations of evocative Africa, the camp is renowned for its delicious home-style cuisine, high standards of service and views of truly memorable sunsets over the famous Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru. Home to over a thousand elephants, herds of wildebeest, lions and over 300 species of birds, Amboseli is an exciting and diverse game-viewing destination. A wide range of activities are offered, such as early morning and late afternoon game drives,  guided game walks, local community visits and bush dining.

BATELEUR CAMP AT KICHWA TEMBO                                    

·         Exclusive tented safari camp

·         Masai Mara National Park

·         Just nine luxurious tents

·         Interpretive game drives & nature walks

Set in a riverine forest on the edge of the Masai Mara National Park in Kenya, Bateleur Camp at Kichwa Tembo – a member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World – is the epitome of private tented luxury. Blessed with an astounding year-round concentration of wildlife, the Park lies directly in the path of what is considered to be the greatest spectacle in the animal kingdom – the annual Great Migration of millions of herbivores from the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. The Camp comprises nine luxurious safari tents overlooking the plains of the Masai Mara, each with private butler service. The spacious tented suites under wood-shingled roofs are luxuriously furnished with wooden-framed beds, ceiling fans, and en suite facilities comprising twin hand-basins, w.c and glass-walled showers with beautiful forest views. Guest areas include a sitting room with beautifully hand-crafted artefacts, venerable leather sofas, safari antiques and books. There are also indoor/outdoor dining areas and a shaded 12.5 metre lap pool – an unusual Kenyan bush camp feature. Guests may enjoy interpretive game-drives in open 4x4 safari vehicles led by experienced rangers on the Camp’s private concession and into the Masai Mara, guided nature walks, Maasai community visits and lectures, and spectacular sundowners on the Escarpment with panoramic views across the Mara. Hot-air ballooning may be arranged at an additional cost.

KIRAWIRA                                                                                SAFARI LODGE

Kirawira is situated on a hilltop that overlooks the vast plains of the Western Serengeti.  The building style and furniture have been brought from the Victorian era and the open-sided architecture of public areas keep the guests constantly in touch with nature. The dining room, lounge and bar area are situated in a large tent with raised wood flooring. Accommodation comprises 25 tents that all have a sweeping view of the Serengeti plains, an en suite bathroom with shower only facilities, and a private balcony. The tents are also equipped with a dressing table and writing table, a wardrobe, shaver outlet and mirror, his and hers bathroom vanities, a small table and chairs on the viewing deck and hammocks on request. Daily game drives are done on the vast grasslands of the Serengeti where a variety of animals roam. Guests visiting Kirawira may even be treated to one of the biggest wildlife spectacles on earth, the annual great migration of millions of wildebeest, zebra and gazelle. The lodge has built it’s own game viewing blinds on the banks of the Grumeti River, from which guests can view the great Grumeti crocodiles and other game that may visit the river for a drink. The lodge also offers walking safaris, bush dining and sundowners. Fishing trips to Lake Victoria can be arranged at an extra charge

NGORONGORO CRATER LODGE                                                         

• Safari lodge with three luxurious camps

• Ngorongoro Crater – World Heritage Site

• Private butler service & exciting activities

• Nearby Olduvai Gorge & Shifting Sands

Perched on the edge of the Ngorongoro Crater at the eastern edge of the Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater Lodge is without doubt one of the most architecturally spectacular lodges in Africa. The Crater is a World Heritage Site and shelters one of the most beautiful wildlife havens on earth – some of Africa’s last black rhino are protected within its rim and black-maned lions stalk the grasslands. Inspired in design by the Maasai mud-and-stick manyatta, the Lodge comprises three separate and intimate camps, North Camp and South Camp (12 suites each) and Tree Camp (6 suites). The sumptuous suites are steeped in romance reminiscent of a bygone era, with stilted, handcrafted structures adorned in graceful antiques, grand chandeliers and Pan African treasures. All of this, however, remains subordinate to the magnificence of the verdant Crater views through the window of every room. Each suite is discreetly tended by a personal butler, who will bring you tea in bed, stoke your fireplace and even draw your bath, ready for your return from your safari and lavish picnic on the Crater floor. Guest areas include elegant sitting and dining areas, outdoor dining areas, viewing decks and a superb craft gallery, all with awe-inspiring views of the Crater below. Activities include a daily game drive in closed game-viewing vehicles to the Crater floor.  Additional activities may be booked directly at the lodge, subject to extra cost and availability of vehicles.  Such activities include excursions to Olduvai Gorge and Shifting Sands, a visit to a Maasai village and walks at Empakai Crater and on the crater rim.  Massages are offered for those who need to relax after a day’s game-viewing.

ARUSHA COFFEE LODGE                                                                                              LUXURY LODGE

Arusha Coffee Lodge is situated on the Burka Coffee estate, a working coffee plantation spanning some 2100 acres. The Lodge has 18 chalets, each with en-suite facilities, including shower, bath, and separate toilets. The chalets are built on raised wooden platforms, and have log fireplaces, private lounges and large balconies overlooking Mount Meru, and the plantation. With coffee roasters, and a fermentation plant on the estate, guests have the opportunity to observe the roasting process, taste coffee blends, and purchase fresh roasted beans. The chalets are equipped with a mini bar, mosquito net, overhead fan, and room service is available. The Lodge also has a swimming pool. Optional activities include plantation tours, horse riding, mountain biking, and nature walks on the estate. The Lodge is a mere 2km from Arusha airport, and is thus well placed for guests who need to catch early morning flights.