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Care of the land. Care of the wildlife. Care of the people.
A conservation-led collection of 29 lodges across thirteen countries, blending responsible travel with authentic African wilderness experiences since 1991.
andBeyond was founded in 1991 as Conservation Corporation Africa, rebranding to its current name in 2008. The operator now runs twenty-nine lodges across thirteen countries on three continents, with a footprint that includes flagships at Phinda, Sandibe, and Mnemba Island.
Conservation is structurally embedded. The andBeyond Africa Foundation channels guest revenue into care of the wildlife, land, and communities at every property.
For multi-property African journeys: Tanzania-then-Botswana, Cape Town-then-Phinda, the migration-then-Mnemba. AndBeyond’s coordinated logistics and consistent service standard make complicated trips feel simple.
Their interior design varies enormously between properties, from contemporary statement (Sandibe, Phinda Forest) to refined classic (Lake Manyara Tree Lodge). The through-line is service, not style.
South Africa's most celebrated private game reserve, sharing unfenced borders with the Kruger and renowned worldwide for exceptional leopard sightings.
The Serengeti National Park is one of Tanzania's best kept treasures. The sought after destination has visitors coming to see the famous Wildebeest migration.
A tropical island in Mozambique's Bazaruto Archipelago, offering world-class diving, snorkelling and pristine beaches in an intimate setting.
Botswana's oldest reserve in the country's north, home to Africa's largest elephant herds and unfenced concessions where wildlife roams freely.
The only South African province where you can see rhinos and whales in a single day. Big Five reserves, subtropical beaches and the Drakensberg Mountains.
A Big Five private reserve in KwaZulu-Natal with diverse habitats, exceptional birding and an intimate bush experience.
One of the world's greatest safari destinations, where vast savannah plains host the Great Migration and year-round Big Five sightings.
A wetland the size of a small country in the middle of the Kalahari: the Okavango's flood arrives in the dry season, drawing extraordinary wildlife to its channels and islands.
Namibia's iconic red sand dunes, among the tallest in the world, rising from ancient white clay pans in the heart of the Namib Desert.
Home to the Serengeti, Kilimanjaro, the Ngorongoro Crater and Zanzibar's spice islands. East Africa's most complete safari destination.
Home to the world's last wild white lions and over 40 mammal species, this exclusive Greater Kruger reserve hosts just twelve lodges across its wilderness.
A tropical spice island off the Tanzanian coast, where white-sand beaches, Stone Town's winding alleys and world-class diving create the perfect safari extension.
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