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| Operates: |
5-day/4-night Walking Safari starts every Monday.
4-day/3-night Walking Safari starts every Friday. |
| Duration: |
5-day/4-night OR 5-day/4-night |
| Includes: |
Transfers from Johannesburg Int. Airport to trail camp, tented accommodation, all bedding supplied, coffee/tea and water. All meals included, starting with lunch on 1st day, ending with breakfast on last day. |
| Excludes: |
Meals and services not indicated in itinerary, gratuities, personal expenses, laundry. Conservation fee payable in the National Park - ZAR 200 - p.p. |
| Fitness level: |
The walks aren't strenuous but can last up to 4 hours at a time, depending on tracks or sightings along the route, therfore an average fitness is required. To increase photographic opportunities and game sightings, the walks are also combined with game drives in an open safari vehicle. |
| Notes: |
Casual lightweight cotton clothing, comfortable hiking boots. Warmer clothing in winter. Sunscreen and hat. Insect repellent, binoculars and torch. Warm jacket and raincoat. Minimum age: 16 years. Group sizes: maximum 8 persons per trail; maximum 12 persons per overnight camp. Conservation fee payable in the National Park - ZAR 200 - p.p. |
| Accomodation: |
Safari tents, 2 guests per tent, shared ablution facilities. |
There is a world of difference between experiencing a safari in Africa on foot, "old style", than say, from the tinted window of a luxury bus! To walk is to be out there with the African wildlife, sharing their paths and waterholes, the daily dramas of their lives, sharing their space. To walk is to follow their tracks, feel the tingle of your own senses and hear the beating of your heart as you edge closer to a herd of elephant resting in the shade. To sleep in a tent under the trees with only the canvas between you and the bush is an experience not easily forgotten.
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