Why the Best African Safari Packages in 2026 Feel More Personal Than Ever
There was a time when many people imagined an African safari in very simple terms. A game drive. A lodge. A checklist of animals. A few good photographs. A trip completed in a neat line from arrival to departure. But that idea of safari is changing. Today’s safari traveller is looking for something more personal, […]
Why the Best African Safari Tours Now Go Beyond the Game Drive
The phrase “African safari tours” still brings powerful images to mind: open vehicles, wide landscapes, golden light and unforgettable wildlife encounters. But the safari that modern travellers are searching for is changing. Major safari brands increasingly group their offers around highly specific trip types — from luxury safari, family safari, photographic safari, walking safari and […]
Lions of Southern Africa: Biology, Best Places to See Them, and How to Photograph Them
Where to see lions in Southern Africa, how they live, the best seasons, and expert photo tips for ethical, unforgettable sightings.
Specialized Safaris
Family With Infinite Africa Safaris family is always welcome. We firmly believe that every aspect of Africa should and can be experienced by a family as a whole. A close and caring Family is the core of any healthy society? We conduct our family Safaris in such a manner to ensure that everyone is accommodated. […]
Your outfitter – Henu Cronje
Henu Cronje, like many South African farm boys, grew up in nature hunting and learning about South Africa’s diversity on their family farm situated in the Northern Free State. His love for Africa, hunting and the camaraderie associated with this was firmly set during his first hunting trip with his father to Namibia at age […]
The Art and Science of the Stalk: Mastering the Skills of Ethical Hunting in Diverse African Terrains
Ethical hunting in Africa is far more than simply pulling a trigger. It demands a deep understanding of animal behavior, mastery of tracking and stalking techniques, and a profound respect for the animal pursued.
