South Africa

The Kruger Concessions, the Sabi Sands and the surrounding Private Game Reserves make up South Africa's premiere safari area. The Kruger area is famous for its incredible species diversity and the Sabi Sands Reserve is a must for leopard lovers. Luxury safari accommodation and private game drives make this an excellent safari destination.

Comprising of four major areas – Cape Town, Cape Wilderness, the Whale Route and the Winelands – the Cape is an outdoor lovers’ paradise. Activities range from the sedate to the heart stopping. People are friendly and relaxed and within hours of arriving you’ll soon come to realize why living a life in the Cape is the envy of South Africans and visitors alike.

The Garden Route is one of the most scenic areas in South Africa. The Garden Route Safari area is a malaria free Big Five safari destination. The Coastal Route is filled with beaches, warm oceans, lakes, mountains and thick forests. Route 62 has high mountain passes and flat lowveld plains where you'll find ostriches and extensive cave systems to explore.

Kwa Zulu Natal is an incredibly beautiful sub-tropical, mountainous area. Safaris are set amid lush vegetation or under the warm ocean waters. The Drakensberg Mountains are a famous World Heritage site, as are the St Lucia Wetlands on the North Coast. Durban city has a heady mix of cultures and the Battlefields area is steeped in history.

Johannesburg is the gateway to Africa and where most flights land. The nearby Madikwe and Waterberg game reserves are malaria free Big 5 reserves and make an excellent combinatoin with time spent in Sun City. The area is a great destination for families and travel times between the regions never exceed 3 hours by car, or 45 minutes by flight.