Africa Roar

About Us

Discover Africa with Africa Roar

Why We’re Different

Africa Roar is more than a safari tour company; it’s a heart-led invitation to explore Africa in a way that touches your mind, body, and soul. Founded and guided by me, Brian, alongside my wife, Denise, we bring over 25 years of combined experience creating unforgettable African journeys. For us, Africa isn’t just a destination—it’s a passion, a purpose, and a chance to change lives.

We believe the magic of Africa lies in its spontaneity, beauty, and the connections you make along the way. That’s why every Africa Roar tour is carefully crafted to combine iconic must-see sights with unscripted moments that make your journey truly unique. We limit our tours to intimate groups of no more than 6 people to ensure a personalised, once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Whether it’s joining a joyful local wedding, laughing with schoolchildren, participating in a vibrant community festival, or sharing stories with locals, every moment is unfiltered and real—that’s Roar. To maintain the intimacy and integrity of our tours, we only run a maximum of 7 tours per year. This exclusivity allows us to focus on you and the communities we deeply care about.

Community-Conscious Adventures

Who Do We Help?

Maphiveni Community

The community that abuts our land called Maphiveni. There is no power or water and it has over 100 aids orphans and vulnerable children. The country is very poor so there are no orphanages. They get one meal a day from an NGO porridge at a safe house and the kids have to bring a stick in so they can heat their food. Whenever we are over we go and visit the safe house to see the kids and the grand mums that cook for them. We take some butternut pumpkins, other veggies and also some lollies as a treat. The kids have nothing but the clothes they wear. We take kids books and soccer balls to brighten their lives.

The Trust

The Trust helps vulnerable kids to go through primary school. When there is enough funds to pay for the school fees and uniforms to send one child through the 6 years of primary school they come on board the program. So far there are 8 kids on the program and we are also helping some go onto high school. There is an intelligent, vibrant girl at high school who is top of the whole country for maths and English. She is going to be a community leader one day. It’s incredible watching the kids flourish.

The Good Shepard Hospital (Eswatini)

We support The Good Shepard Hospital in Swaziland (now known as Eswatini). Each trip we take medical equipment over and see our now good friend Dr Jono at the hospital. The first time we took over a brand new ventilator. He couldn’t believe it. The hospital had never had one. It now saves hundreds of lives each year for snake bite victims. There are black mamba snakes which he can now treat snake bite victims before they die. He now has a snake bite treatment room and on each trip I take more equipment over and the safari attendees get to come and meet Dr Jono with us. It’s another thing that lifts our hearts to be part of. https://gsh.org.sz/ 

The Mbuluzi Game Reserve Community Development Fund

We are proud to support the Mbuluzi Game Reserve Community Development Fund. The fund has been set up to support members of the community around Mbuluzi Game Reserve inculding vulnerable and orphaned children who need our help. The fund supports the people of the Lubombo area by providing them with school fees, uniforms, supplemental food and other necessary items. The fund also supports the Maphiveni resident Point.

For more information, please visit:
www.mbuluzi.com 

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