Wildlife Tours in South Africa
With diverse coastal ecosystems and a multitude of parks and reserves teeming with animals from Big 5 game and antelopes to lizards and exotic birds, it’s no surprise that South Africa is one of the most popular destinations for wildlife travel. Our South Africa wildlife packages, designed specifically for UK travellers, offer exciting encounters with a wide array of amazing creatures.
Guided Wildlife Tips in South Africa
Among African safari tours, Kruger National Park is a prime choice for its sheer variety of habitats and animals. Also popular is the Hluhluwe iMfolozi Reserve, boasting the largest numbers of rhino in Africa. East Coast trips often go to iSimangaliso Wetland Park, home to a large hippo population as well as zebras, impalas, rhinos and vervet monkeys to name but a few. Flamingos, pelicans and numerous other birds are also spotted, while in the nearby town of St Lucia, hippos are regularly seen trundling through the streets!
Marine wildlife excursions are in plentiful supply along South Africa’s splendid coastline. Boat trips in Port Elizabeth’s Algoa Bay are wonderful for watching bottlenose dolphins at play, while tours at Plettenberg Bay and the Robberg Peninsula often yield sightings of “Robberg Express” great white sharks. Further west, Hermanus is a perfect spot for land-based whale watching, while the Stony Point Nature Reserve at Betty’s Bay boasts one of the biggest African Penguin colonies in the world.
South Africa Conservation Tours
South Africa has a number of wildlife conservation centres such as Monkeyland near Plettenberg Bay, a free-roaming primate sanctuary, and the Tsitsikamma Wolf Sanctuary, where you can interact with rescued wolves. Meanwhile, birders will be in their element at locations like Tsitsikamma Forest and Addo Elephant National Park, which has over 400 recorded species.
If you’re fascinated by the natural world, take a look at our worldwide wildlife tours for more fantastic options.
With diverse coastal ecosystems and a multitude of parks and reserves teeming with animals from Big 5 game and antelopes to lizards and exotic birds, it’s no surprise that South Africa is one of the most popular destinations for wildlife ... more
With diverse coastal ecosystems and a multitude of parks and reserves teeming with animals from Big 5 game and ... more
Wildlife Tours in South Africa
With diverse coastal ecosystems and a multitude of parks and reserves teeming with animals from Big 5 game and antelopes to lizards and exotic birds, it’s no surprise that South Africa is one of the most popular destinations for wildlife travel. Our South Africa wildlife packages, designed specifically for UK travellers, offer exciting encounters with a wide array of amazing creatures.
Guided Wildlife Tips in South Africa
Among African safari tours, Kruger National Park is a prime choice for its sheer variety of habitats and animals. Also popular is the Hluhluwe iMfolozi Reserve, boasting the largest numbers of rhino in Africa. East Coast trips often go to iSimangaliso Wetland Park, home to a large hippo population as well as zebras, impalas, rhinos and vervet monkeys to name but a few. Flamingos, pelicans and numerous other birds are also spotted, while in the nearby town of St Lucia, hippos are regularly seen trundling through the streets!
Marine wildlife excursions are in plentiful supply along South Africa’s splendid coastline. Boat trips in Port Elizabeth’s Algoa Bay are wonderful for watching bottlenose dolphins at play, while tours at Plettenberg Bay and the Robberg Peninsula often yield sightings of “Robberg Express” great white sharks. Further west, Hermanus is a perfect spot for land-based whale watching, while the Stony Point Nature Reserve at Betty’s Bay boasts one of the biggest African Penguin colonies in the world.
South Africa Conservation Tours
South Africa has a number of wildlife conservation centres such as Monkeyland near Plettenberg Bay, a free-roaming primate sanctuary, and the Tsitsikamma Wolf Sanctuary, where you can interact with rescued wolves. Meanwhile, birders will be in their element at locations like Tsitsikamma Forest and Addo Elephant National Park, which has over 400 recorded species.
If you’re fascinated by the natural world, take a look at our worldwide wildlife tours for more fantastic options.
With diverse coastal ecosystems and a multitude of parks and reserves teeming with animals from Big 5 game and antelopes to lizards and exotic birds, it’s no surprise that South Africa is one of the most popular destinations for wildlife ... more
With diverse coastal ecosystems and a multitude of parks and reserves teeming with animals from Big 5 game and ... more