A safari in South Africa, Botswana and Zimbabwe is a chance to be amazed at the sheer number of wild elephants that roam southern Africa's vast game reserves, to sleep in the shadow of some our planet's oldest baobabs, and to get an adrenaline rush at Victoria Falls or over the Okavango Delta.
Safari in South Africa & Botswana
4x4 Safari | July 2019
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As South Africa's key park, Kruger is well fitted for visitors. A 4x4 is not required, many roads are paved, the restcamps are enormous and many of them offer shops, ATMs, restaurants, even post offices and museums. It may appear overly touristy at first look, but look again. Kruger has many beautiful corners and unique perks. Don't shrug at the tarred roads: animals love to lay on the pavement or graze on the clean vegetation, and certain roads traverse territorial species' homelands.
There is even an app that helps visitors to keep up with the latest sightings in Kruger. We like to check it even when we are not on safari, because there is never a dull day where the wild things live.
2019 was again an usually dry year in southern Africa, the 4th in a row. The veld was visibly dwindled, and animals congregated around the artificial waterholes that have been working overtime. However, compared to the safari from 2016, we noticed larger herds of herbivores and a lot of elephant calves.
There is even an app that helps visitors to keep up with the latest sightings in Kruger. We like to check it even when we are not on safari, because there is never a dull day where the wild things live.
2019 was again an usually dry year in southern Africa, the 4th in a row. The veld was visibly dwindled, and animals congregated around the artificial waterholes that have been working overtime. However, compared to the safari from 2016, we noticed larger herds of herbivores and a lot of elephant calves.
