The Infinite Horizon
An African safari… more than just a holiday
To experience the best of Africa you need the advice of those who know and love it – its wildlife, its people and its adventure.
The Infinite Horizon offers tailor-made safaris to exciting destinations in Africa. Steve and Teena Chumbley have lived in Africa and have been sharing their love for Africa by creating personalised tours for over 15 years. They have extensive experience and knowledge of wildlife, culture and logistics.
“From the moment we arrived in Arusha, The Infinite Horizon team clearly had all of our plans and day to day needs comprehensively in hand. This was wonderful assurance in such an interesting and unfamiliar country.”- Simon B Dimmitt
What to expect
Our all-inclusive itineraries are carefully chosen to complement your sense of style and adventure.
We’ll help you experience a wilderness like no other. Follow the wildebeest migration through the Serengeti. Descend into the Ngorongoro Crater. Trek gorillas and chimpanzees. Dive into the crystal clear waters off Zanzibar. Breathe in the mists of Victoria Falls. Take a boat ride in the Okavango Delta. Or climb the snow-capped mountain of Kilimanjaro. Sea kayak along the secluded coast of northern Tanzania. All these and activities such as mountain climbing, hot air ballooning, or horse riding are a few of the exciting options you can explore.
“I was privileged to go on trip to Zambia…During the trip one of the hotel staff members took us to his village. This was an amazing experience…Thank you to The Infinite horizon for tailor-making such a personal trip for us. Life changing experience.“ - Nadine Hollamby
Where you’ll stay
Accommodation is based around small lodges, classic safari camps and barefoot luxury.
“The tour was above our expectations, well organised, great sightseeing & the hospitality from yourselves was fantastic. Highly recommend to anybody considering a trip overseas as being one of our best.” - Gary & Tikki
Contact us to plan your extraordinary African experience.
