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JM/CG
US
Visited:
October 2009
Reviewed: Nov 29, 2011
35-50 years of age
Johan Gray
ZA
Visited:
October 2011
Reviewed: Nov 11, 2011
35-50 years of age
There are so many options to choose from. Whether you are a hard core in-the-bush safari person/family or just drawn by all the natural beauty. You can have a balanced tour!
GhostlyCasper
Visited:
January 2010
Reviewed: Nov 6, 2011
In 1999 I visited South Africa and then I was in Kruger National Park and Umfolozi National Park. There I saw a lot of animals
przejan
IE
Visited:
December 2009
Reviewed: Oct 18, 2011
20-35 years of age
Animals which are close to the observers.
Airboat Afrika
ZA
Visited:
May 2011
Reviewed: Oct 16, 2011
35-50 years of age
South Africa harbors the most incredible variety of habitats in the same country, with the highest standards of accommodation and experiences anywhere on the continent. Its excellent infrastructure make access to wildlife areas quick & easy, saving precious time & money to concentrate on the essentials: wildlife & nature.
ian
Visited:
June 2011
Reviewed: Oct 7, 2011
Can view well over 70% of all lands animals in South Africa, the weather and scenery is breath taking. People are knowledgeable about their surrounds and friendly.
jdlevrec
US
Visited:
July 2009
Reviewed: Sep 30, 2011
20-35 years of age
Eye opening experiences in an amazing country
South Africa is an amazing country to visit and I recommend it to everyone that I can. I was there studying abroad so I had almost 5 months to experience what I did. I stayed in Stellenbosch for most of my time there, but I did travel on an outside (of my study abroad group) trip to Kruger National Park that was incredible. I also traveled along the Garden Route for a week, which was beautiful. Cape Town was such a fun city to explore - lots of shopping, restaurants, a waterfront area and a lively nightlife. Although I stayed in a part that was settled, there were still plenty of areas that were very rural. I miss South Africa and recommend it as a vacation destination!
Where else in the world can you within a 1000km radius see wildlife and scenic beauty as found in the Kruger Park, Kalahari, Busmanland, Garden Route, the Drakensberg, West Coast and round it of with the wine routes around Cape Town. We really enjoyed our time
Instinia
Visited:
May 2010
Reviewed: Sep 20, 2011
Besides the Kruger (and all the hundreds of private game reservers around), you have the Kalahari, Cape Town with Cape-Dutch vineyards, Garden Route, Drakensberg, Soweto and the West Coast. What more can you ask for within a 1000 km?