Attractions
Katavi National Park
The Katavi National Park includes the Katuma River, Lake Katavi and the Lake Chada floodplains… all are fascinating and diverse … Read moreKatavi National Park
Gombe Stream National Park
With an area of only 52 km2, Gombe Stream is Tanzania’s smallest national park. Gombe is characterised by vast forest … Read moreGombe Stream National Park
Dar Es Salaam
Dar es Salaam is a significant hub in Tanzania, with a population of 2.8 million. This former capital city started … Read moreDar Es Salaam
Chumbe and Mafia Island
Chumbe Island is located off the main island of Zanzibar and is easily accessible from Zanzibar. Chumbe is a privately … Read moreChumbe and Mafia Island
Arusha National Park
The three distinct and spectacular features of the Arusha National Park include the Momela lakes, the Meru Crater, and the … Read moreArusha National Park
Malolotja Nature Reserve
The wide variety of flora and fauna includes many tree species, such as yellowwoods, stinkwoods and the tall forest fever … Read moreMalolotja Nature Reserve
Hlane National Reserve
Hlane (meaning “wilderness” in siSwati) is Swaziland’s royal reserve. It belongs to the king – who holds it in trust … Read moreHlane National Reserve
Zululand
Historically Zululand was filled with different tribes and clans – all unique in their own right. In 1816 the Zulu … Read moreZululand
Wild Coast South Africa
Extending all the way from the Mtamvuna River to the Great Kei River, it boasts an untamed and undeveloped wilderness … Read moreWild Coast South Africa
West Coast South Africa
Bordered by the Atlantic Ocean, the Park is over 27 500-hectares and runs from Yzerfontein to the Langebaan lagoon. With … Read moreWest Coast South Africa
Valley of a 1000 Hills
With a variety of welcoming lodges, unique tea gardens and sociable pubs, you will be sure to find more than … Read moreValley of a 1000 Hills
V&A Waterfront
During a South Africa safari with us, the V&A can be included as a highlight for lovers of everything from … Read moreV&A Waterfront
Ukhahlamba Drakensberg Park
The Ukhahlamba Drakensberg Park was declared a natural and a historical World Heritage site by UNESCO in 2000 and is … Read moreUkhahlamba Drakensberg Park
Tsitsikamma
Named after the Khoisan phrase that means “place of abundant water”, Tsitsikamma is renowned for its stunning coastline, dramatic rivers … Read moreTsitsikamma
The Karoo
The Karoo is a must-see for interested travellers and historian, due to its part in the Anglo-Boer War in the … Read moreThe Karoo
Garden Route
Along the Garden Route, travellers on South African safari can choose from the 10 nature reserves that are dotted along … Read moreGarden Route
The Battlefields
Along the battlefields you can see memorials, small graveyards and lone forts. They air a mysterious atmosphere and ambience – … Read moreThe Battlefields
Table Mountain Safaris
The highest part of the mountain is called Maclear’s Beacon, which sit 1086 metres above sea level and is a … Read moreTable Mountain Safaris
Sun City
With artificial waves, a world-class golf course and the chance to view the Big Five on safari in the Pilanesburg … Read moreSun City
Soweto Township
Regarded as one of the most metropolitan townships in South Africa, it is home to a huge black population, who … Read moreSoweto Township
Robben Island Tour
When visiting the Island, you will be able to go on a tour around the Robben Island Museum, where you … Read moreRobben Island Tour
Pilanesberg National Park
Covering 55 000-hecatres, the Pilanesberg National Park combines the dry Kalahari and the wetter Lowveld vegetation. Lake Mankwe sits at … Read morePilanesberg National Park
Overberg
With all of that said, the Overberg is truly a spectacular attraction for travellers on a South African safari with … Read moreOverberg
Madikwe Game Reserve
Extending all the way from the North West Province to the Botswana Border, it covers a massive 750-kmlometres-squared, which means … Read moreMadikwe Game Reserve
KwaZulu Natal
KwaZulu-Natal is divided into 3 different regions; the lowland, the central and the coastal region. The lowlands include the coastline … Read moreKwaZulu Natal
Kruger National Park
There are eight main gates in the Kruger National Park, and the Park itself is home to six ecosystems, 517 … Read moreKruger National Park
Knysna
Thought to have been developed in 1796 when George Rex landed in the Cape, Knysna was originally used as a … Read moreKnysna
Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens
Comprising of about 528-hectares of fertile land encompassing long green lawns, colourful flowers, cool forests and refreshing streams which make … Read moreKirstenbosch Botanical Gardens
Kimberley
Although Kimberley’s role as a diamond destination is now only a historic one, the legacy of its brilliance gives it … Read moreKimberley
Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park
While on a South Arica safari, you’ll hardly find a more fascinating region than the Kgalagadi… The dry rivers beds … Read moreKgalagadi Transfrontier Park
