Set on the V&A Waterfront, The Cape Town EDITION introduces the brand’s contemporary design, intuitive service, destination dining, and a vibrant day-to-night social scene to the city.
Kenya is the home of the Safari experience. This is where the pioneer safari explorers set off on adventure expeditions into the African wilderness, progressing to hosting small numbers of safari tourists using mobile camps set up in the wildlife reserves of the country.
Widely acclaimed to be one of the most famous National Parks in the world, spread across 15,000 square kilometers of pristine wilderness in northern Tanzania, the Serengeti is widely considered the crown jewel of African conservation and wildlife tourism.
Discover how True Summit Adventures redefined Africa’s highest peak with proprietary camps, an in-house team, a doctor on every climb and helicopter descents.
The Seychelles stays warm year-round, with November a particularly appealing shoulder month for calmer seas, while December through February remains hot and tropical.
Imagine waking to birdsong in the African wilderness, enjoying breakfast as the morning sun spreads across the landscape, then heading out to spot elephants, lions, giraffes, and other wildlife in their natural habitat.
Cairo has a habit of changing character within a few streets. One moment, the city feels impossibly ancient beneath the shadow of the pyramids; later, it becomes a maze of stone lanes, minarets, cafés, balconies, bookshops, river traffic, and late-night conversations.
There is a moment, usually just after dawn, when the Nile turns to hammered silver and the palms along its banks stand perfectly still.
Imagine a private safari vehicle crossing the golden grasslands, where a lion rests in the shade of an acacia.
Explore the exhilarating club scene in Marrakech in the Hivernage District. Discover international DJs, VIP service and unforgettable late-night adventures.
Waldorf Astoria Rabat Salé announces the official opening of its signature restaurant, Aldabaran, a world-class culinary destination.
Marrakech may be known for its souks, food, rooftops and nightlife, but a growing live music scene could soon give visitors another reason to experience the city.
Morocco can be an extraordinary destination for a family holiday. Children may remember the excitement of walking through Marrakech's old medina, watching artisans at work, riding through changing landscapes or seeing the desert for the first time.
There is something about an African safari that is hard to explain until you have experienced one.
Few experiences capture the spirit of Africa quite like a safari across the open plains of Tanzania.
