We are an experienced team having journeyed extensively to the following African countries: Namibia, Botswana, South Africa, Mozambique, Zambia, Malawi, Tanzania and Zanzibar. We offer exclusive, tailor-made safaris for photography, wildlife and birding or other specialized interests. You may want to discover rustic and remote places or relax in luxury in distinguished lodges. Appreciate the humbling beauty of the vast African continent accompanied by a knowledgeable guide.
Whether you prefer a splendid, fully inclusive safari or a self-drive camping adventure, we cater for every budget and taste. Travelling in a small group is our speciality and our professional and trusted advice will meet your every expectation of a lifetime adventure!
Greta Holst was born and raised in Namibia. She grew up on a farm in Northern Namibia and studied at university in South-Africa. For many years she taught Economics and other commercial subjects and guided a band of marimba players in a township school in Kuisebmond, a suburb of Walvis Bay.
After 2013 her passion for travelling made her venture into a new career. She studied hard to acquire the necessary tourism and guiding qualification and has taken many expeditions to discover exquisite and remote corners of all Southern African countries. She speaks German, English and Afrikaans fluently and understands several indigenous Namibian languages.
Greta has a deep love and respect for nature and has an extensive knowledge of the different cultures of this country and a deep interest for those of neighbouring countries. Her expertise has been praised by countless satisfied clients.
She is an outstanding photographer and skilful driver. Her assertive and open personality, organisational talent and always friendly disposition make her the ideal guide for every journey you wish to undertake.
This country lends itself to exclusive tours into the wild where you may see hundreds of elephant, buffalo and hippos. Visiting the Okavango Delta is an unforgettable experience. Roads in Botswana carry little traffic and there are luxurious lodges rendering outstanding service.
read moreThis oblong strip of country is situated on the shores of Lake Malawi, the most southern lake of the Great Rift Valley with clear water and fish to feed the nation. It has mountainous regions from which water feeds the big lake.
read moreThis formerly Portuguese colony lies on the southeast coast of Africa along the warm waters of the Indian Ocean. You will see colonial style architecture and lodges are often built in rustic style. The climate is tropical, so you may find exotic foods, an abundance of fruit and sea food.
read moreThis country with its endless spaces and peaceful landscapes is sparsely populated. Here you will find several most interesting endemic species of flora and fauna. Visit some of the indigenous people of Namibia and find thousands of rock paintings or engravings.
read moreThe country at the southern tip of Africa is so varied in landscape, climatic zones and tourist attractions that it may require several journeys to appreciate its charm. Some highlights should be Cape Town with Table Mountain and Robben Island.
read moreLandlocked Zambia is an attractive country to visit because of its wonderful wildlife parks. Going on a safari in the South or North Luangwa National Park, whether by car or on foot, will give you the opportunity to see an unequalled abundance of wildlife.
read moreThe famous spice island off the Tanzanian coast can be reached by ferry or aeroplane. Enjoy a walk through Stone Town where time seems to stand still. Zanzibar offers hospitality of any price range, from five star lodges to backpackers’ accommodation.
read moreThis Southern African country lies on the Atlantic Ocean, its northern neighbour being the Democratic Republic of Congo, while Zambia is situated on its eastern border and Namibia to the south. Angola has a labyrinthine system of rivers and the well-known Namib Desert stretches along its southern coast.
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