How To Make The Best Choice For Your African Safari

SOUTH AFRICA: Kruger National Park, private game
reserves and a wealth of attractions
South Africa, the “Rainbow Nation”, of all the countries in sub-
Saharan Africa is the most synonymous with sophistication and high
quality tourism facilities. It is also home to 21 national parks, 8
World Heritage Sites and over 3,500 kilometers of coastline.
South Africa claims to be a ‘World in One
Country’ and with its wide selection of
national parks, coastline and tourist
attractions, it is able to offer visitors
breathtaking scenery alongside easy access
to wildlife and gourmet cuisine and wine.
As one of the most famous national parks in South Africa, the
Kruger National Park is home to a wide range of species including
elephants, rhinos, lions, leopards and all the well known African big
game animals. The private reserves adjacent to Kruger such as
Sabie Sand, Sabi Sabi, Mala Mala, Londolozi and Inyati offer a choice
of luxury lodges which operate game drives and walking safaris with
excellent guides.
Other wildlife parks include Addo Elephant National Park, Augrabies
Falls, Bontebok National Park, De Hoop Nature Reserve, Karoo
National Park, Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, Madikwe Game Reserve,
Mkhuze Game Reserve, Pilanesberg Greater St. Lucia Wetland
Park, Table Mountain National Park, Tembe Elephant Park, Umfolozi
& Hluhluwe Game Reserve as well as private parks like Phinda and
Shamwari.
Cape Town is a fabulous city that
is enhanced by its stunning and
iconic backdrop of Table Mountain.
The city offers a selection of
beaches nearby and gives access
to attractions like Robben Island
with its fascinating historical
Museum, Cape Point and the
Winelands around Stellenbosch,
Paarl and Franschhoek.