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South Africa is strongly prominent for ‘safari’. A safari is an overland journey. It usually refers to a trip by tourists to Africa national parks, traditionally for a big-game hunt. Today the term often refers to a trip taken to observe and photograph wildlife in their natural habitats instead of hunting.

South Africa safari takes in every possible landscape; from deserts, bushel and forests to mountains and coastal regions. Out of all the reserves the internationally distinguished Kruger Park and its surrounding reserves is the most admired amongst tourists.

Kruger National Park was established in 1898. Animals roam freely in this reserve. The area is most notable because it is Big 5 country, all through your stay you can observe every one of the members of the Big Five: the Lion, Leopard, Rhino, Elephant and Cape buffalo.

After enjoying Kruger National Park people most likely prefer Cape Town. It presents a massive amount of activities and experiences such as watch the sunset from a yacht in the dock, or hike up one of the many mountains in the area. You can also enjoy Canal Walk at Century City for a unique shopping experience, or be captivated and enthralled at Ratanga Junction, Cape Town’s thrilling theme park.

Cape Town is also the way to the luxuriant Cape Winelands which is well-known for glorious natural beauty and prosperous cultural heritage as well world-renowned wines. From here the visitors can opt for a journey to the Whale Route where southern right whales can be seen from June to November and on to the magnificent Garden Route. It is blend of historic coastal charm and urbane sophistication.

The Garden Route is one of the most famous stretches of coastline in the world. South Africa safari offer the thrill of the wild combined with 5 star guest lodges and amazing entertainment. Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve which is one of the Kruger’s hurdle less neighbors gives safari travelers everything they would expect from a South Africa safari and more.