Regional Focus
South Africa boasts nine distinct biomes, offering an assortment of habitats to combine in a single trip for the ultimate wildlife viewing experience. For a first-time traveler to Africa, a South African safari is a great place to start.
View the ‘big five’ – lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino – in the Madikwe Game Reserve, Kruger National Park or Sabi Sand Reserve, observe cheetah in Zululand’s Phinda Reserve, track black rhino in the Southern Kalahari and view seasonal great white sharks, whales and penguins in Cape Town.
See the range of diversity on the Epic South Africa & City safari, or click here to browse camps throughout South Africa and build your own custom South African safari.
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Image from Kwandwe Game Reserve
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