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KWAZULU NATAL | Namaqua National Park

As if by magic a tapestry of brilliant colours unfold enticingly along the winding roads of the Namaqua Game Reserve. Butterflies, birds and long-tongued flies dart around among the flowers, seemingly overwhelmed by the abundance and diversity.

Every turn in the road paints an unforgettable picture: valleys filled with Namaqualand daisies and other spring flowers that pulse with sheer energy and joy. During early August and September, seemingly overnight, the dusty valleys of Namaqualand are transformed into a wonderland, carpeted with wildflowers.

With its winter rainfall, Namaqualand is home to the richest bulb flora of any arid region in the world and more than a 1 000 of its estimated 3 500 plant species are found nowhere else on earth.
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LIMPOPO | Marakele National Park

Marakele is set in the south-western section of the Waterberg Mountains and is home to some rare yellowwood and cedar trees and the world’s largest colony of Cape Vultures.

The big game species flourish in this transitional zone between South Africa’s dry and moist regions where the highest ramparts of the Waterberg escarpment meet the acacia savannah. Get close to nature and enjoy the novelty of staying in an unfenced safari camp.

The ten furnished tents, sleeping four each, are situated on the scenic banks of the Matlabas River. All tents are self-contained with fully equipped kitchen and barbeque facility. The park is only 250km from Johannesburg and is accessible by normal sedan and high clearance vehicles. Certain parts of the park are only accessible by 4x4. >send enquiry

LIMPOPO | Mapungubwe National Park

Mapungubwe is the ideal location for anyone interested in the park's wildlife and birds, to those in search of serenity, identity and the extraordinary history of this World Heritage Site....

Come and join these diverse pilgrims and share unforgettable moments sipping sundowners at the confluence of the legendary Limpopo and Shashe Rivers, watch the eagles soar over Botswana and Zimbabwe's skies, hear the echo of elephant trumpets, take a tree top walk or just relax and absorb the surroundings...

Mapungubwe is rich in biodiversity, great scenic beauty and the cultural importance of the archaeological treasures of Mapungubwe.
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