3 Mode Safaris

What if a single safari was not enough? On this journey, you explore South African wildlife in three complementary ways for an immersion that others do not combine in a single itinerary. In an open 4x4, you will crisscross Kruger National Park and Hluhluwe Imfolozi to meet the giants of the savanna. By boat on the St Lucia estuary, you will glide close to hippos, crocodiles and exceptional birdlife. During a guided bush walk in KwaZulu Natal, you change your perspective. Tracks in the sand, plants and insects tell the story of the bush in a different way.

Three perspectives and one complete vision mean more emotions, more understanding and more memories.

Kruger National Park is one of the largest reserves in Africa. it is home to hundreds of species including the Big Five. The Hluhluwe Imfolozi park is the oldest in Africa and is famous for its conservation efforts, particularly for the white rhino. The St Lucia estuary is part of the iSimangaliso Wetland Park UNESCO site. It contains the largest population of hippos in South Africa as well as crocodiles and abundant birdlife that you can observe by boat.

The tradition of the walking safari in KwaZulu Natal offers a different way to read the environment. You will identify tracks, learn about the role of plants for medicine and ecology, observe insects and listen to the bush. By combining these three approaches in one journey, you gain a deeper understanding of the ecosystems and a rare sense of immersion.