Our Best-Seller: Cape Town, Kruger, Victoria Falls and Botswana Tour

Whether it's a Manhattan you want or good old Sex on the Beach, Cape Town is a cocktail of sights and sounds that will leave you gagging for more. Luxury apartments and boutique hotels, glamorous sidewalk cafes and a feast of restaurants, bars and late-night venues are all part of the city's vibrant gay culture.

If you're looking for an ultra-luxurious, exclusive Big 5 safari experience, Sabi Sand is the place to be. Sharing an unfenced border with the safari mecca, Kruger National Park, you get VIP access to all of the animals but none of the tourist crowds.

This 160,000 acres of wild is brimming with all the wildlife you long to see, as well as plenty of unique and glamorous accommodation that will give you a front-row view. When based at a private game reserve like Sabi Sand, you get to venture off-road to follow the animals as they go about their business - something that is not allowed in public parks. Want to experience a safari after dark? You can add it to your itinerary at Sabi Sand. Whether you are visiting as a gay couple, family, group of friends or solo, Sabi Sand is the luxury safari paradise.

Although homosexuality is illegal in both Zimbabwe and Zambia, the Victoria Falls tourist areas are very gay-friendly. Victoria Falls and its lodges are and have been a haven frequented by gay travellers for many years now.

Regardless of the law, locals' attitude towards tourists is generally welcoming. Besides, the lodges we have hand-picked, especially for you, are very welcoming to gay tourists and will orchestrate your trip to not run into any issues. Our guests always rave about Victoria Falls as one of their favourite stops of their Southern Africa tour (although it is impossible to pick favourites!).

Falling under Bostwana's legislation homosexuality is legal as of 2019. They even have some discimination protection in place for LGBT residents. Although they only recently legalised homosexuality, Botswana and especially the Okavango Delta is and have been very gay-friendly as a destination for tourists. Besides, Botswana is very sparsely populated with humans, but packed with wildlife, so you only really have to care about the latter thinks. And guess what? They don't care!