Bunnik Tours has launched its highly anticipated Africa program for 2026, inviting Australian travellers to explore the continent’s breathtaking wildlife, ancient cultures and natural wonders — all in the comfort of small groups capped at just 12 people.
Spanning five immersive itineraries across East, Southern and Central Africa, the 2026 collection includes 49 departures from January, continuing Bunnik’s commitment to responsible, purposeful travel in one of the world’s most captivating destinations.
Safaris with soul and space
“We keep our groups deliberately small to give our clients the best of both worlds — shared experiences, but also space and comfort,” says Bunnik Tours General Manager Annelieke Huijgens.
“Africa is a bucket-list destination, and when people go, they want to do it right.”
Each itinerary blends iconic highlights with authentic encounters — from lunch with villagers in Tanzania and hot air balloon rides over the Maasai Mara to scenic cruises in Walvis Bay and stays in a luxury train hotel suspended above the Sabie River.
Five standout itineraries for 2026
- 19-day Kruger to Cape Town: From sunrise meerkat encounters to the Garden Route and Stellenbosch wineries, this tour explores South Africa’s landscapes, history and culture.
- 21-day Kenya & Tanzania: The ultimate safari experience, featuring the Serengeti, Maasai Mara, village visits and bush medicine demonstrations with a Maasai healer.
- 23-day Namibia, Botswana & Victoria Falls: Sand dunes, delta safaris and the thunder of Victoria Falls – a showcase of Southern Africa’s dramatic beauty.
- 23-day Cairo to Zanzibar: An all-encompassing adventure through ancient wonders, wildlife and island escapes.
- 13-day Discover Madagascar: Surreal landscapes and endemic wildlife, from baobabs to ring-tailed lemurs, make this a unique short tour.
Responsible travel that gives back
Bunnik Tours isn’t just about seeing the world — it’s about supporting it. For every Africa booking, donations are made to Tanzeed, which supports Tanzanian children’s education, and the Greenmanjaro Foundation, which protects the fragile ecosystems around Mount Kilimanjaro.
From teaching children to grow food and plant trees to supporting clean-up days and sustainable school gardens, every tour helps create long-term, local impact.
“We’re proud to support projects that leave a lasting impression,” says Huijgens.
“It means our clients can travel in a way that’s meaningful, connected and future-focused.”
