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Africa
At Maxim Tours, we craft journeys that bring you face-to-face with Africa’s raw beauty and untamed wilderness. Our expert guides—deeply passionate about wildlife, conservation, and the rhythm of the bush—reveal a side of Africa known only to a fortunate few.
But Africa is more than just safaris. Savor fine wines in a private Stellenbosch cellar, ride the white-water rapids below Victoria Falls, or unwind aboard a luxurious steam train rolling through breathtaking landscapes. Whatever your dream, we’ll shape it into an unforgettable African experience.
We don’t just know Africa—we’ve lived it. With deep roots on the continent and up-to-the-minute knowledge of its ever-evolving travel landscape, we offer insights and access you won’t find in a brochure. We’ll take the time to understand your travel style, talk you through your options, share honest, first-hand advice, and provide the personalized attention your journey deserves—from first inquiry to final farewell.
Latin America
It’s the quiet beauty of Latin America’s untouched places. The genuine warmth of its time-honored hospitality.
The scenery is breathtaking and wildly diverse—from the towering Andes to the emerald rainforests of the Amazon, the surreal salt flats of Bolivia to the sun-soaked beaches of the Caribbean coast. Discover glacial lakes, active volcanoes, remote fjords, thundering waterfalls, and deserts that stretch to the horizon.
The culture pulses with life, blending ancient traditions and colonial heritage with the energy of modern cities. Wander through vibrant markets, explore cobbled streets in highland towns, or savor fine cuisine in world-class urban centers like Lima, Mexico City, and Bogotá.
The wildlife is abundant and varied. Spot jaguars in the Pantanal, toucans in the cloud forests, sea lions in the Galápagos, and flamingos in the high-altitude lagoons of the Andes. From monkeys to macaws, penguins to pumas—Latin America is a haven for wildlife lovers.
The sense of discovery is alive and well. There are still trails less traveled, rivers yet to be paddled, and communities where ancient ways of life remain remarkably intact.
A small glimpse at the possibilities
