• View of Cape Town and Table Mountain.
    South Africa

Why South Africa?

Often described as a world in one country, South Africa is a must - especially for first time Safari-goers. It encompasses enormous geographical, cultural and biological diversity; ranging from beautiful beaches along the warm Indian Ocean and the cold Atlantic Ocean, to rugged craggy mountain ranges with celebrated vineyards.

Further inland one finds rolling grassland plains and montane and coastal forests, semi-arid and desert landscapes, and savanna woodland which accommodates game-rich reserves, such as the world-renowned Kruger National Park and adjoining private game reserves.

Cultural and historical diversity, ease of access and well-developed infrastructure add to the appeal of South Africa being the ultimate African destination.

Allow us to tailor-make your safari experience to this incredible destination.

"If I have ever seen magic, it has been in Africa.”* - John Hemingway

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Safari Regions

Coalition of three male lions on territorial patrol in the Kruger National Park, South Africa.

Kruger National Park

Hylton and Margaux have a soft spot for the Kruger National Park. Both worked extensively in the park, and Margaux even lived inside the reserve for several years. Because of this, few guides know the intimate secrets and special haunts of the wildlife as they do. This world-renowned park is a haven for numerous large mammals and birds, and with its vast size spreading across more than 6 million acres, the ever-changing landscape of this wilderness area is a must-see. Due to the ease of accessibility to the Park, and with numerous top private safari camps to choose from, it is a destination that certainly won’t disappoint. 

 

Leopard and cub on safari game drive in the Kruger National Park, South Africa.

Sabi Sand Game Reserve

As one of the oldest private game reserves in South Africa, the Sabi Sand shares its borders with the Kruger National Park. This allows animals to move freely between the two. The Sabi Sand Reserve consists of numerous privately owned game properties that operate collectively to ensure the conservation of animals and the environment. There are various private luxury lodges and properties for guests to choose from, and because of years of professional game viewing practices, the safari experience and photographic opportunities to be had in the Sabi Sand can be seen as some of the best in the world - especially when it comes to leopard viewing. 

 

Meerkat scanning for danger in Botswana

The Kalahari

The Kalahari desert is a large semi-arid, sandy savanna, that starts in the Northern Cape province, close to the Botswana Border. As a safari destination, it offers something completely unique and very different from any other safari region in South Africa, and it is a great add-on experience for any guest in search of solitude and scenic beauty. With grass-covered, red sand dunes that stretch for miles and miles, guests will be mesmerized by the resilience of the rare and elusive animals that survive in this incredible landscape. Margaux lived and guided here for two years of her life, and this is yet another magical destination she would love to share with you.

Aerial view of Table Mountain and the city of Cape Town.

Cape Town

The bustling metropolis of Cape Town is considered to be one of the world’s top-rated travel destinations, as it offers both adventure and leisure travelers the opportunity to explore the modern city’s vibrant cultural atmosphere and scenic beauty. From Table Mountain and the majestic mountain ranges surrounding the city to the sandy blue flag beaches with easily accessible penguin colonies, from Robben Island and museums galore to the numerous internationally-acclaimed vineyards and exceptional restaurants and bars, Cape Town promises an unforgettable experience. Allow Hylton the opportunity to share his passion for the cultural diversity and vibrancy of this incredible city.

Hot air balloon ride around the eastern Drakensberg Escarpment, Hoedspruit. An elephant calf quenches its thirst at a waterhole in Kruger National Park. Wine tasting in the Stellenbosch region of South Africa. Wine estate and vineyards of the Western Cape. Vibrantly coloured houses of the Bo Kaap area, Cape Town. Whale watching off the coast of Hermanus, Cape Town. Walking Safari at Lanner Gorge, Northern Kruger National Park. Scenic views of the Twelve Apostles, Cape Town. Cultural vibrancy. A cheetah walks through green grass with a safari vehicle with tourists approaching Cape Town beach holiday. Colourful minstrels celebrating the New Year in Cape Town. Aerial view of Table Mountain and the city of Cape Town. Views of the Blyde River Canyon- the third largest canyon in the World. Elephants crossing the road in the Kruger National Park. African Penguins at Boulders Beach, Cape Town. Trackers and guides working together to find wildlife for guests in the Sabi Sand Game Reserve. Photographing habituated meerkats at Tswalu Kalahri. Scenery of the Blyde River Canyon and the Three Rondawels. The third largest canyon in the World. Cape Town's Table Mountain cable way and Lions Head visible under the mist.