Four Seasons has curated a unique Safari and Islands Collection across Africa and the Indian Ocean, combining unforgettable wildlife encounters with signature luxury.
This twin-centre offering lets travellers go from savannah to sea while exploring local conservation efforts, both on land and underwater.
In Seychelles, Four Seasons Resort Seychelles overlooks a stunning bay and offers snorkel tours led by marine biologists, a coral restoration project, and eco-luxe villas.
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Its sister property on Desroches Island is a private paradise where guests can spot humpback whales, visit a tortoise sanctuary, and enjoy a farm-to-fork cooking experience rooted in Creole traditions.
In Mauritius, Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita—reopening in late 2025 after renovations—sits between a lagoon and mountain range. Guests can learn about rare seahorses on snorkelling trips and take nature walks through endemic flora guided by the hotel’s environmental expert.
Over in Tanzania, Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti offers front-row seats to Africa’s iconic wildlife, from Big Five game drives and sunrise hot air balloon safaris to photography tours and visits to the Ngorongoro Crater.
The on-site Discovery Center also spotlights conservation efforts including rhino protection and anti-poaching initiatives.
Meanwhile, Four Seasons Hotel The Westcliff Johannesburg offers a stylish base for urban safaris and wildlife excursions to Pilanesberg National Park. Guests can also dive into Johannesburg’s rich cultural and historical heritage, with curated tours to museums, galleries, and local markets.
The collection comes with exclusive perks for stays of three nights or more, including up to USD 300 in credit, airport transfers, room upgrades, and early check-in or late check-out, subject to availability.
