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SOUTH AFRICA
A Safari to South Africa has it all, world class hotels, lodges and tented camps, some of the best big five safaris and some of the best restaurants in the world. Due to the variety of landscapes and experiences, South Africa is perfect for a family safari, honeymoon safari, first timers, helicopter safaris and those who are extremely well travelled. Safaris to South Africa offer one of the best opportunities to see the Big Five with the Sabi Sands and Timbavati Game Reserves being renowned for their leopard sightings.
Cape Town has been voted one of most scenic and beautiful cities in the world and it is not difficult to see why. With the backdrop of the world famous Table Mountain, fronted by the ocean and Robben Island. Cape Town and the surrounding Winelands are home to some of the best restaurants in the world, combined with some of the best wines of the world. This makes Cape Town and the Winelands an ideal location for foodies. With world class hotels and private villas, Cape Town appeals to all budgets and interests. With its easy access from around the world a vacation to Cape Town can be combined with safaris to Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Kenya, Tanzania, The Congo and Sao Tome and Principe.
After your safari in South Africa you can easily fly to Mozambique for some rest and relaxation after the adventures from the last few days. In the very north of South Africa is one of South Africa most unique safaris. Tswalu Kalahari is located in the red dunes of the Kalahari Desert and offers guests on their safari to South Africa the opportunity to experience unique animals of the desert including pangolin, aardvark, oryx and more.
What makes a safari to South Africa incredible are the different private game reserves that are able to offer exclusive safaris to their guests. Whether you are looking at the malaria free reserves of the Eastern Cape, perfect for a family safari or the malaria free reserve of Madikwe in the north, Phinda along the north coast of South Africa, Timbavati bordering the Kruger National park or the Sabi Sands, also bordering the Kruger National park, there is something for everyone on their safari to South Africa. All of the private game reserves are all committed to conservation, working together for the good of the wildlife of South Africa.
Cape Town has been voted one of most scenic and beautiful cities in the world and it is not difficult to see why. With the backdrop of the world famous Table Mountain, fronted by the ocean and Robben Island. Cape Town and the surrounding Winelands are home to some of the best restaurants in the world, combined with some of the best wines of the world. This makes Cape Town and the Winelands an ideal location for foodies. With world class hotels and private villas, Cape Town appeals to all budgets and interests. With its easy access from around the world a vacation to Cape Town can be combined with safaris to Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Kenya, Tanzania, The Congo and Sao Tome and Principe.
After your safari in South Africa you can easily fly to Mozambique for some rest and relaxation after the adventures from the last few days. In the very north of South Africa is one of South Africa most unique safaris. Tswalu Kalahari is located in the red dunes of the Kalahari Desert and offers guests on their safari to South Africa the opportunity to experience unique animals of the desert including pangolin, aardvark, oryx and more.
What makes a safari to South Africa incredible are the different private game reserves that are able to offer exclusive safaris to their guests. Whether you are looking at the malaria free reserves of the Eastern Cape, perfect for a family safari or the malaria free reserve of Madikwe in the north, Phinda along the north coast of South Africa, Timbavati bordering the Kruger National park or the Sabi Sands, also bordering the Kruger National park, there is something for everyone on their safari to South Africa. All of the private game reserves are all committed to conservation, working together for the good of the wildlife of South Africa.
