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The added value of an experienced and knowledgeable guide on a fully inclusive wildlife safari or tour cannot be over emphasised. Not only do guides take the stress out of navigating around an unfamiliar country allowing you the opportunity to maximise your appreciation of the surrounding landscape, but they also know just where to stop for those special photo opportunities, are able to bridge the cultural gap, enthral you with interesting historical facts and provide you with a mine of interesting information about life in South Africa.
All Guided tours include:
- Accommodation
- Transport in air-conditioned vehicles
- Registered professional tourist guide
- Selected meals
- Selected activities
- Entrance fees and Conservation levies
All tours are fully compliant in terms of:
- South African Tourism Act
- ECC Directives for package tours
- General and Passenger Liability Insurance
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Great North / Limpopo Big Five Safari
(Inclusive of Transfers)
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Spoil yourself with a luxury wildlife safari suitable for the whole family or perhaps a romantic getaway for two. Three hours drive from Johannesburg International Airport is the malaria-free, wildlife rich Madikwe National Park in the “Great North” region of South Africa. This world-class wildlife destination combined with an exclusive luxury bush lodge situated in the impressive rugged mountains of the Waterberg offers a magnificent South African safari for the luxury traveller.
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Limpopo and Kruger Park
(Guided or self-drive)
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Over 100 years ago Rudyard Kipling, in his famous Just So children’s story series, wrote about “the great grey, green greasy Limpopo River all set about with fever trees”. This tour takes you into the heart of the ‘Land of Legends’ to the site of the one earliest kingdoms established in Southern Africa and the forerunner of Great Zimbabwe. Moving on we dip into the mystical and vibrant culture of the Venda people as we explore the “sacred lake region”, then we explore the world-renowned Kruger National Park and finally the world’s third largest canyon.
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Kruger Park and The Panorama Route
(Guided and self-drive)
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At the turn of the century, the eastern lowveld of South Africa bordering Mozambique was riddled with malaria and tsetse fly. Undeterred hunters decimated the wildlife to the point where there was very little left. Far-sighted men of influence formed a wildlife sanctuary where Africa’s big game was free to flourish and proliferate to the point where today the park is home a larger number and diversity of animals than 100 years ago. The Kruger National Park is the size of Belgium or Wales, Tsetse fly free and a low Malaria risk, one of the world’s top 10 wildlife safari destinations therefore a must see for the wildlife enthusiast.
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The Kingdom of the Zulu
(Guided tour for the active / adventurous)
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Regarded as the most diverse province of South Africa KwaZulu Natal is known as the Kingdom of The Zulu. This is a landscape that has inspired the adventurous traveller to explore and discover since white man first landed 400 years ago. We explore the majestic Drakensberg Mountains at their most spectacular. See the rock art legacy left by the San, which has resulted in the proclamation of the area as a World Heritage Site. Share the hospitality and learn the traditional customs of a Zulu family. Walk the ancient rhino paths of one of Africa’s oldest game reserves, Hluhluwe/Umfolozi Park. Visit the Greater St. Lucia Wetland Park the first area to be proclaimed a World Heritage site in South Africa.
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Cape Town and Winelands
(Guided or Self-drive)
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Table Mountain is one of the most recognisable beacons on the globe and stands over Cape Town, which was once known as The Tavern of the Seas as it provided a haven of hospitality for the weary traveller. Today this mountainous outcrop is being rediscovered as one of the most breathtaking destinations, unparallelled in the diversity of natural beauty, which makes it one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Sheer cliffs rising from the oceans give rise to mountains separated by craggy peaks and beautiful beaches. As we explore Winelands the landscape changes to valley upon fertile valley of luxurious vineyards and wheat fields.
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Garden Route
(Guided Or Self-Drive)
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Mediterranean climate in South Africa!!! Yes. A narrow strip of land bordered in the south by the warm Indian Ocean and in the north by a series of majestic mountains creates conditions that have given rise to large tracts of beautiful indigenous forests rich in plant, animal and bird-life, thereby earning it the name Garden Route which has become synonymous with South Africa.
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Kalahari - Cape
(Guided)
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This tour was devised to show visitors to South Africa, areas less travelled. The reason for this was twofold. Firstly for those who have visited before it gives them a reason to come back. Secondly for the visitor who is looking to experience the magic that is South Africa, but who is prepared to venture off the much-used Cape Town-Garden Route and Kruger Park itinerary. This experience offers an opportunity to indulge and interact with South Africans and the environment in a natural and unspoiled way
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