Africa without compromise

August 7, 2026
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In just a few days, ten guests will board the A319 Emirates Executive Private Jet for twelve extraordinary days across Zimbabwe, Botswana, Kenya and Rwanda.

They will stand beneath the thunderous spray of Zimbabwe’s Victoria Falls, glide silently by mokoro along the waterways of Botswana's Okavango Delta; witness nearly two million wildebeest and zebra move across the Maasai Mara at the peak of the Great Migration; and sit amongst the mountain gorillas in the dense jungles of Rwanda's Volcanoes National Park.

These are four of Africa's most defining experiences, drawn together into a single, seamless journey. Each has been chosen not only for its own singular wonder, but for the way it leads into the next, tracing a living spine through Africa, from water and wilderness to migration and volcanic mountain forest. Every transition anticipated long before departure, allowing the journey to unfold as one continuous story. No waiting. No logistics. No interruptions. Only the freedom to be completely present as Africa reveals itself in its fullest expression. This is The Greatest Safari on Earth, Africa experienced in a way that would otherwise be impossible.

The Greatest Safari

Aboard an aircraft custom-built for ten

The Greatest Safari on Earth was designed in response to a request we heard time and again from our guests: to experience the very best of Africa within a single journey. Given the sheer scale of the continent and the extraordinary diversity of its wild landscapes, cultures and communities, this is no small undertaking. It is precisely here that our generations of lived experience and the knowledge of an all-African team make the difference.

After a lifetime spent moving through Africa, I have learned that the continent cannot be hurried. Every landscape has its own season, its own rhythm and its own moment of revelation. Knowing when to arrive, how long to remain and when to move on is what allows this journey to feel not constructed, but inevitable. Departing just twice a year, this journey brings these moments together in a sequence that gives each one greater meaning—shaped by what has come before and the anticipation of what lies ahead.

The places you stay are as carefully considered as the journey itself. Each lodge—Matetsi Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe, Xigera Safari Lodge in Botswana, Angama Mara in Kenya, and Singita Kwitonda and One&Only Gorillas Nest (your lodge in Rwanda is dictated by the dates of the journey you reserve) in Volcanoes National Park—has been selected not only for its exceptional comfort and service, but for its position within the landscape, the privacy it affords and the access it makes possible. These are not simply places to stay, but tested, tried and tastefully adjusted for you by me.

The Emirates Executive Private Jet makes this remarkable sequence possible. A purpose-built A319 aircraft ordinarily designed to carry approximately 124 commercial passengers, luxuriously reconfigured for this journey with ten private hotel suites. Each is wider and longer than Emirates' own First Class, with an extra-length lie-flat bed and three windows. Beyond your suite, a dedicated lounge and dining room invite conversation between destinations, as well as a place to gather over exceptional food and wine.

Access The Best of Africa

Guided by discerning experts

If you have ever wondered what a departure of The Greatest Safari on Earth actually looks like from the inside—follow our social platforms to see the level of wonder and insider access ROAR AFRICA guarantees.

The Greatest Safari on Earth departs again in August 2027 (Aug 10–22 and Aug 25–Sept 6). If this is an experience you dream of being a part of, we would love to begin that conversation with you.

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