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Adventis · Bespoke African Journeys

A Journey Measured
in Moments,
Not Miles.

We curate luxury African experiences for families, couples, and private groups — where wonder, connection, and purpose meet in the wild.

Atalia Bunce, founder of Adventis, in the African bush

The heart behind the journey

Atalia Bunce's passion for travel, culture, nature, adventure and God created her vision for Adventis.

She wanted to create experiences “where journeys feeds connection”.

The purpose of her mission is to

  • Link families.
  • Discover something new.
  • Step into a conservation project.
  • Share in a cultural celebration.
  • Experience an unforgettable adventure.
  • Create stories to take home.

Atalia's dream for Adventis is to help families rediscover their childlike love for life, for one another and the world around them, while using the success of the business to support projects that care for people, communities and creation. She believes that when we are blessed, we are also given an opportunity to bless others.

At the heart of Adventis is a simple hope:

That people return home not only with photographs, but with a renewed appreciation for the people they love, the world they live in and the purpose they carry.

Atalia Bunce, Founder

Where would you like to go?

Every great journey begins
with a single question

Tell us a little about your family, your dreams, and what you're hoping to discover. Atalia will personally help shape a journey that's unique to you.

No obligation. No pressure. Just a conversation about what's possible.

Stories

The stories we bring home.

Portrait of a smiling traveller

The Whitmores

Okavango Delta, Botswana

We put the phones in a drawer and remembered how to look at each other. Our boys still talk about the elephants at first light as if it happened this morning.

Portrait of a smiling traveller

Maya & James Cole

Masai Mara, Kenya

Ten years of marriage and we had not laughed like that in a long time. The bush did not just show us wildlife. It gave us back a rhythm we had lost.

Portrait of a smiling traveller

The Okonkwo family

Kruger & Cape Town, South Africa

Atalia understood our children before she understood our dates. Every day felt made for us, and we came home with a family story we will tell for the rest of our lives.

Portrait of a smiling traveller

Reverend Ellis

Bwindi, Uganda

The gorilla trek was extraordinary. What stayed with us was the quiet afterwards — a sense of purpose, humility, and care for the people who keep that forest standing.

Portrait of a smiling traveller

Sofia Hart

Sossusvlei, Namibia

I travelled with my sister to remember how to play. We climbed dunes, ate under a ridiculous sky, and found a gentleness we had not planned on bringing home.

Portrait of a smiling traveller

The Whitmores

Okavango Delta, Botswana

We put the phones in a drawer and remembered how to look at each other. Our boys still talk about the elephants at first light as if it happened this morning.

Portrait of a smiling traveller

Maya & James Cole

Masai Mara, Kenya

Ten years of marriage and we had not laughed like that in a long time. The bush did not just show us wildlife. It gave us back a rhythm we had lost.

Portrait of a smiling traveller

The Okonkwo family

Kruger & Cape Town, South Africa

Atalia understood our children before she understood our dates. Every day felt made for us, and we came home with a family story we will tell for the rest of our lives.

Portrait of a smiling traveller

Reverend Ellis

Bwindi, Uganda

The gorilla trek was extraordinary. What stayed with us was the quiet afterwards — a sense of purpose, humility, and care for the people who keep that forest standing.

Portrait of a smiling traveller

Sofia Hart

Sossusvlei, Namibia

I travelled with my sister to remember how to play. We climbed dunes, ate under a ridiculous sky, and found a gentleness we had not planned on bringing home.