South Africa
Destinations
Sabi Sands
Sabi Sand Game Reserve is a private reserve located in the Greater Kruger National Park. It is renowned for some of the most incredible game viewing, combined with world class luxury safari lodge experiences. Sabi Sands is best known for its high leopard density and is a wildlife photographer’s paradise. Ultimately the exclusivity, combined with exceptional game viewing and luxury lodges makes it one of the most iconic safari destinations.
Best time to visit the Sabi Sand Game Reserve is during the dry season between the months April and October for optimal game viewing.
Cape Town & Winelands
The ‘Mother City’ offers a stunning blend of natural beauty, mixed with rich history, diverse culture and a number of exciting activities! From the iconic Table Mountain, trendy beaches, delicious and sophisticated cuisine and wine, all coming together with a warm and friendly Capetonian hospitality.
Best time to visit is during the African summer months (November to February). Autumn and spring offer a great option to combine Cape Town with a safari, with fair weather and fewer crowds.
Kalahari
Tswalu Kalahari Reserve offers a truly unique safari experience like no other in South Africa.
The vast wilderness area combined with fascinating landscape and the chance to see some of the most endangered species (e.g. pangolin, aardvark and meerkats) that have adapted to life in this desert terrain. The experience is completely private and thus fully tailored to your interests.
Best time to visit Tswalu is in the dry months between May and September.
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Photo credit Tswalu
Garden Route
The Garden Route is a breathtaking stretch of southern coastline. The 300 km stretch is renowned for its lush forest vegetation, beautiful beaches and stunning world class golf courses set against coastal and mountain backdrop, with year round playability.
Best time to visit would be the African summer months. Although winter and spring is a great time for whale watching and quieter atmosphere.
South Africa as a golf destination
A golf trip to South Africa promises a unique combination of natural beauty, challenging courses, and wildlife encounters, that are sure to make it a memorable journey for any golf enthusiast.
South Africa has many exceptional golf courses spread around the country, from Pearl Valley in the winelands, over Fancourt in the Garden Route to Leopard Creek bordering the Kruger National Park.