A Luxury Treehouse Safari A Monkey's-eye View of Southern Africa

This adventure takes you through Cape Town, the Greater Kruger (South Africa), Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe/Zambia), and the Okavango Delta (Botswana).

Yes! Every stop features an elevated, one-of-a-kind hideaway. You’ll sleep high above Cape Town’s rooftops at The Silo, in a starlit Tinyeleti Treehouse in Kruger, in a treetop retreat overlooking the Zambezi, and finally in the Skybeds of the Okavango — an open-air platform.

This trip is a mix of city buzz, thrilling wildlife encounters, and total off-grid immersion. Think 360° rooftop sundowners in Cape Town, game drives and bush walks in Kruger, Zambezi sunset cruises at Victoria Falls, and mokoro trips in the Delta. Between activities, you’ll enjoy lazy afternoons in private treetop lounges and intimate dining under the stars.

Yes! All flights, light aircraft transfers, and cross-border connections between Cape Town, Kruger, Victoria Falls, and the Okavango Delta are included and arranged in advance for a seamless journey.

In Kruger, expect the Big Five — lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino, along with cheetah and wild dog (more rare), and abundant plains game. In the Okavango, look out for hippos, crocodiles, red lechwe, giraffe, zebra, loads of elephants, and exceptional birdlife — plus predators like lion and leopard.

May to October is prime for game viewing — dry, sunny days and concentrated wildlife sightings in both Kruger and the Delta. Cape Town shines in summer (November–March) but is worth visiting year-round.

This is a dream trip for couples and honeymooners who want romance with a wild twist. Treehouse sleepouts are magical for any special occasion! It could be a fun option for families with older children looking for something adventurous. This is not something we recommend for families with young children, as there are age limitations for most treehouse stays.

Yes. Your treehouse sleepout is designed to give you the thrill of being in the wild while keeping you perfectly safe. Elevated well above the ground, each treehouse is built with sturdy structures and secure access points. Your guide will escort you to and from the treehouse, and there’s always a two-way radio or phone for 24/7 contact with the camp. You still get to hear the calls of lions, hyenas, or owls drifting through the night, but from a cosy, secure perch under the stars. Guides are usually always nearby too! Rest assured that the animals are more scared of you than you are of them.