Land of the Wild!
Cape Town - Winelands - Garden Route - Northern Cape - Eastern Cape - Limpopo
Free State - Johannesburg - Durban - Mpumalanga - North West
Home to the country’s famous ‘Big 5’ reserves, visitors to this destination will
enjoy a true safari experience!In the north east corner of South Africa, vast
reserves combine the attractions of the ‘Big Five’ with impeccable hospitality.
South Africa’s world renowned reserve is the Kruger National Park, which
boasts the most developed infrastructure of all Africa’s game parks, plus the
world’s largest concentration of species, making it the best do-it-yourself
drive-through reserve and great value for money too.
For those whose idea of safari means experiencing the African bushveld in
secluded luxury, with gourmet food and personal game rangers, the private
game reserves adjoining the Kruger National Park offer it all. Whether you
choose to spend your nights in a lodge or a bush camp, film star treatment
comes with the territory. Don‘t miss Bourke’s Luck Potholes, an awesome
moonscape of deep hollows and channels. Also worth a visit is Pilgrim’s Rest, the Victorian town ‘frozen’ in the time of the
gold prospectors. Venture back in time by spending an enlightening evening with the Sabie River Valley’s original
inhabitants, the Shangaan.
The people of the Village, situated high in the valley, live as their ancestors did, providing First World city dwellers with
fascinating insights into tribal life and culture. The highlight of the visit is a performance of traditional songs and dances
during the Royal Feast.
With most of the safari lodges situated around water holes, excellent game sighting is possible. There are no fences
between each private reserve’s boundaries, allowing the game to wander freely. Just outside the town of Graskop is God’s
Window, a fissure in the mountain side which reveals the rocky escarpment and the Lowveld about a kilometre below, with
Mozambique and Kruger Park in the distance. The Blyde River Canyon’s rust coloured sandstone cliffs, are another
example of this region’s astounding natural beauty.
Cape Town - Winelands - Garden Route - Northern Cape - Eastern Cape - Limpopo
Free State - Johannesburg - Durban - Mpumalanga - North West
Home to the country’s famous ‘Big 5’ reserves, visitors to this destination will
enjoy a true safari experience!In the north east corner of South Africa, vast
reserves combine the attractions of the ‘Big Five’ with impeccable hospitality.
South Africa’s world renowned reserve is the Kruger National Park, which
boasts the most developed infrastructure of all Africa’s game parks, plus the
world’s largest concentration of species, making it the best do-it-yourself
drive-through reserve and great value for money too.
For those whose idea of safari means experiencing the African bushveld in
secluded luxury, with gourmet food and personal game rangers, the private
game reserves adjoining the Kruger National Park offer it all. Whether you
choose to spend your nights in a lodge or a bush camp, film star treatment
comes with the territory. Don‘t miss Bourke’s Luck Potholes, an awesome
moonscape of deep hollows and channels. Also worth a visit is Pilgrim’s Rest, the Victorian town ‘frozen’ in the time of the
gold prospectors. Venture back in time by spending an enlightening evening with the Sabie River Valley’s original
inhabitants, the Shangaan.
The people of the Village, situated high in the valley, live as their ancestors did, providing First World city dwellers with
fascinating insights into tribal life and culture. The highlight of the visit is a performance of traditional songs and dances
during the Royal Feast.
With most of the safari lodges situated around water holes, excellent game sighting is possible. There are no fences
between each private reserve’s boundaries, allowing the game to wander freely. Just outside the town of Graskop is God’s
Window, a fissure in the mountain side which reveals the rocky escarpment and the Lowveld about a kilometre below, with
Mozambique and Kruger Park in the distance. The Blyde River Canyon’s rust coloured sandstone cliffs, are another
example of this region’s astounding natural beauty.
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