South Africa Safaris

South Africa Safaris – Many visitors come to South Africa in search of its abundant wildlife, vigilantly tended in the country’s numerous game reserves and conservation areas. Africa’s big cats – lion, leopard and cheetah – still prowl the ranges of their ancestors, together with gigantic elephant, rhinoceros and hippopotamus. The country is also a magnet for bird-watchers, with close to 900 species. The activity of game watching itself offers a range of contrasts depending on the visitor’s tastes, from pampered luxury in the many private reserves with five-star opulence, to tented camps, sleeping-bags and camp-fires under the stars. A wide choice of South African Safaris is offered in the Kruger National Park, the countries largest conservation area and the oldest national park in Africa. But whichever mode of accommodation you prefer, you will soon learn to look, listen, and appreciate every tiny sound, every sight and smell of bush life, with the expert help of bush rangers who are always eager to share their lore with guests. Yet wildlife exists not only in the bushveld: The coasts afford some of the best whale-watching anywhere in the world, together with huge colonies of seal, penguin and countless water-birds.

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South Africa Safaris and Tours

Let us Tailormake your South African Safari and Vacation for you	Choose from a variety of Safari Packages which can be customised	The Greate Kruger Park is home to some of the Best Safari Lodges in the World
We offer a variety of Safaris to the World Famous Kruger National Park	Small Fully Guided Group Tours around the Country	A Group Camping Safari covering the majority of the Country
Visit Cape Town, the Cape Winelands and the beautiful Garden Route	Bring the entire Family on a South African Safari and Beach Vacation	There are a number of Malaria Free Safari Destinations
Combine your Safari with a Beach Resort for your Honeymoon	The World Famous Blue Train offers journeys between Pretoria and Cape Town	Rovos Rail - known as the 'Pride of Africa' is one of the most luxurious trains in the World
Charter a Luxury Yacht from the V&A Waterfront and cruise around Cape Town

What Weather to expect on a South Africa Safari

Winter (May to August) is cooler and drier, and ideal for hiking and outdoor pursuits. Because vegetation is less dense, and thirsty animals congregate around water sources, winter is also the best time for game viewing. Cape Town experiences rain and cold days during winter.

Summer (late November to March) brings rain, mists and – in the lowveld – some very hot days. Along the Indian Ocean coast, conditions are tropical, with high humidity.

Spring (September to October) and Autumn (April to May) are ideal almost every­where.

Best Time to Go on a South Africa Safari