Destination South Africa

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SABI SANDS

To the north-east of the Okavango Delta, along the Linyanti Fault line, lie the Chobe and Linyanti areas. The varied woodland habitats and ancient floodplains help to create a balanced experience of the country. In many ways the Linyanti is an essential complement to an Okavango visit. The area is home to several unique features: the Savute Channel, an ancient and sporadic water-course attracting abundant wildlife; and the productive Linyanti River frontage. Seasonal zebra and elephant migrations add further drama and the Linyanti expanse is the favoured hunting ground for healthy numbers of predators. 

TIMBAVATI & KLASERIE

Selinda Reserve is west (upstream) from Savute Channel and Chobe, so it has all the advantages of both of those famous areas but with the tremendous advantage of exclusivity. It is a truly spectacular and unique landscape.      

A patchwork of microhabitats, Selinda Reserve hosts a staggering diversity of wildlife. The open plains are an ideal habitat for cheetah and the thicker woodlands are refuge for leopard. It is famous for elephant and lion, wild dog and hippo, buffalo and giraffe and the more rarely seen roan and sable 

THORNYBUSH

This sprawling, extensive wilderness area lies in the remote northern reaches of Botswana and adjoins Namibia's's Caprivi Strip. The area is scenic and varied, from wide-open grasslands teaming with various antelope to riverine forests where you're likely to encounter shy kudu and sable. There are dense mopane forests where leopard like to hide, and reeded waterways and marshes where you'll find large herds of red lechwe, hippos and crocodiles. Then there are the open floodplains where the larger antelope roam. It's excellent predator territory with large, healthy populations of lion and wild dog and the rarer aardwolf can also be seen. In the wet season, it becomes a birder's paradise with the arrival of all the migrant species.

KwaZulu-Natal spreads out below the “Barrier of Spears”, the uKhahlamba-Drakensberg Park World Heritage Site, towards the North and east into a myriad of rolling hills and plains with the warms waters of the Indean Ocean lapping on it’s eastern shores. It’s the land of the Zulu Kingdom, the great Battle Fields where the Battle of Bloodriver took place, the Anglo-Boer and Anglo-Zulu Wars were faught and the mighty Elephant Coast where Game Reserves protect and conserve the bountiful wildlife, where dolphins and whales frequent the beautiful coastline and turtles venture annually to come and breed. 

CAPE TOWN AREA

Cape Town, or better know as the "Mother City", is the most popular international tourist destination in Africa. With its good climate, spectacular setting, well-developed infrastructure and most notably Table Mountain, it's a must see destination. It's a city steeped in history, filled with vibrant cultures, exceptional cuisine, diverse theatres and lively music, coffee shops and "local'' favourites, colourful local markets and the best shopping in Africa, and last but not least ... it has some of the best wine in the world !!!

CAPE WINELANDS 

The Cape Winelands, a region in the south of South Africa, boasts some of the most majestic scenery in South Africa. The winelands is situated to the north-east of Cape Town and offers a beautiful landscape of wine hills and mountains ....  with stately Dutch Manors scattered amongst the sea of breathtaking vineyards. The Cape Winelands offer a wide variety of fun and exciting wine tastings and pairings. Discover a world of fine cuisine, exceptional wine, luxurious accommodation and spectacular landscapes.

GARDEN ROUTE 

The Garden Route, situated along the south-eastern shores of the Western Cape in South Africa, is one of the most awe-inspiring stretches of land with majestic mountains, spectacular vistas with valleys, lakes, rivers and indigenous forest, breathtaking views and scenery, and a paradise for bird and nature lovers alike. The Garden Route has something on offer for everyone, from laidback days on the white sandy beaches to bungee jumping the highest commercial jump in the world.