Der Hluhluwe-Imfolozi-Park ist das älteste ausgewiesene Wildreservat Afrikas. Dieser 96.000 Hektar große Park ist die Heimat der afrikanischen Big 5, Wildhunde, Geparden und vieler anderer Tiere. Historisch gesehen ist dies auch der Park, der in den 60er Jahren im Alleingang die Nashörner vor dem Aussterben bewahrte, als weniger als 100 Nashörner auf der Erde umherstreiften. König Shaka nutzte in vergangenen Tagen auch den südlichen Teil (Umfolozi) als sein persönliches Jagdrevier. Dieser Park bietet nicht nur die zauberhaftesten Sehenswürdigkeiten und Geräusche, sondern auch einige faszinierende historische Fakten. Alle unsere Ranger verfügen über langjährige Erfahrung in ihren jeweiligen Bereichen und werden zweifellos dafür sorgen, dass Sie auf Ihrer ganztägigen PRIVATEN Hluhluwe-Imfolozi-Park-Safari einen wunderbaren Tag verbringen.

Für die Fahrt zum wunderschönen Hluhluwe-iMfolozi-Park ist ein recht früher Start in den Tag erforderlich. Heimat der majestätischen Big 5 sowie einiger entzückender Extras wie Geparden, Wildhunde, Zebras und Giraffen. Jeder angehende kleine David Attenborough oder Steve Irwin wird es genießen, die Landschaft zu erkunden und etwas über Ökosysteme, den Schutz von Nashörnern und Pflanzen zu lernen, während er gleichzeitig nach Elefanten, Löwen, Giraffen, Nashörnern, Kudus, Geiern und vielen weiteren afrikanischen Kreaturen sucht, die nur im Fernsehen oder in der Welt zu sehen sind Bücher. Ein Junior-Rangers-Traum!

Imagine experiencing sunrise over the iconic Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park as day breaks, watching the bush awaken and transition from night into day - now imagine this just with your group on a completely private open safari vehicle with no one but yourselves and your local guide? We are focused totally on privacy and will never cram you onto a safari vehicle with strangers - your privacy is guaranteed.

iSimangaliso Wetland Park, South Africa’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site offers a breathtaking landscape where wild ecosystems, wetlands, sand and dune forests collide with the warm Indian Ocean. Led by your expert local guide, Sifiso Dube, you will traverse diverse habitats, spot incredible wildlife, as you make your way to the pristine Cape Vidal Beach. Choose a morning departure to watch the sunrise with a complimentary coffee on the beach, or select the afternoon option to enjoy the golden hour sunset on your return journey.

Bearing in mind that this safari is completely private and you will not be crammed onto a full vehicle - just you and your group, this is a fantastic flexible option to experience both of KwaZulu-Natal's iconic parks - on one day! You can decide which of the two parks you visit first. Either the oldest park in Africa and the genetic home of all white rhinos alive in the world today before heading back to St Lucia for a 1,5 hour lunch break at a restaurant of your choice (costs for your account) and then finish of the day with a drive to Cape Vidal through the iSimangaliso Wetland Park for the afternoon. Privacy guaranteed.

The best thing about this entire experience is that you will not be crammed onto a vehicle with strangers - we don't do "mass tourism"! All the magic of the day is enjoyed only by you and your group as you explore the stunning contrasts of Isimangaliso Wetland Park with two safari drives that take you through lush grasslands and ancient sand & dune forests to the pristine beaches at Cape Vidal. This unique experience combines a wildlife experience in the heart of the Zululand bush with the incredible untamed beauty of the South African coastline. - Guaranteed privacy, your booking, your safari - on one else! - Enjoy two safari drives in one incredible tour - Experience both bush and beach environments - Ideal for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers - Discover the unique biodiversity of Isimangaliso Wetland Park

What better way to enjoy this magical park than on your own private safari vehicle, just you and your group, without being crowded onto a full vehicle with strangers? iSimangaliso - as the name so aptly translates from the local Zulu language means "Place of miracle or wonder". Home to about 800 hippos and 1200 Nile crocodiles inhabiting the estuary systems thoughout the park. The natural diversity of animal, plant and birdlife is simply mind-blowing. South Africa's first declared UNESCO World Heritage Site for Nature in 1999 and has 4 proclaimed RAMSAR Sites in the park boundry all by yourseves because your privacy is guaranteed.

Experience the wild magic of Zululand on an intimate, 3-hour open-vehicle safari. Whether you choose to watch the bush awaken at dawn or toast to an African sunset at dusk, this guided game drive gets you up close to South Africa's spectacular nature and wildlife. Perfect for families, and self-drive travellers looking for a high-impact wildlife experience that fits easily into a tight travel schedule!