Stand on the roof of Africa at 5,895 metres, raft the Zambezi below Victoria Falls, hike Table Mountain, or sandboard the Namib — the continent for the active traveller.
Africa isn't only game drives. Stand on the roof of the continent at 5,895 metres, raft the Zambezi below Victoria Falls, hike Table Mountain, or sandboard the world's oldest desert — the continent is a playground for the active traveller.
Tanzania · Uhuru Peak
The highest freestanding mountain on Earth — a non-technical but demanding high-altitude trek to Uhuru Peak. Choose a longer route (Lemosho or Machame, 7–8 days) for the best acclimatisation and summit success. Climb in Jan–Mar or Jun–Oct, and pair it with a safari. See our Tanzania travel guide.
Zambezi · Zimbabwe & Zambia
One of the world's great adventure hubs — grade-5 white-water rafting below the falls, the 111 m gorge bungy, zip-lines, sunset Zambezi cruises, and the daring Devil's Pool (Sep–Dec) right on the lip of the falls.
Swakopmund · High Atlas
Sandboard and quad-bike the towering dunes around Swakopmund and Sossusvlei, or lace up for multi-day treks through Morocco's High Atlas and Berber villages. Adventure across two very different deserts. See our Africa activities.
Kilimanjaro, the Zambezi, the Atlas or the dunes — Brisbane-based, family-run since 1974, we use reputable, safety-first operators and can pair your adventure with a safari.