Our specialist says:
In many visitor’s eyes, South Africa’s safari options are often regarded as a little “one-dimensional” with the Kruger National Park and surrounding reserves seen as the best, and indeed often only place to go on safari.
However, for those willing to do a little more exploring, there is incredible diversity of experiences to be enjoyed, which rival many of the established safari “circuit” destinations such as Botswana, Tanzania and Kenya. This trip starts off in the stunning Sabi Sand Wildtuin, regarded as one of the best places in the world for spotting leopard before taking you to the Madikwe Game Reserve in the North-West Province where lush, riverine landscapes give way to open plains and deep red soils. The next stop is a real treat – the stunning Tswalu Kalahari Reserve in the North of the country, where you can enjoy private safaris to spot all manner of wildlife, including the rare pangolin.
Of course no trip to South Africa would be complete without a few days in Cape Town and you will spend the last part of your trip relaxing in one of the Mother City’s best hotels.
Trip Itinerary