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South Africa

South Africa’s nature reserves aren’t just places to see lions - they’re part of our DNA. It’s about hitting the road before sunrise, flask of moerkoffie ready, hoping to spot a leopard before breakfast. It’s the smell of boerewors on the braai, a dop in hand, and the crackle of the braai as the sun dips behind the koppies.

From Kruger - the king of parks - to Addo’s elephant herds, Pilanesberg’s dramatic hills, and Hluhluwe-iMfolozi’s rich history, every reserve has its own magic. With climates that stretch from the warm, humid bushveld to the cooler coastal breeze of the Cape, there’s a spot for every kind of adventurer.

Ask any local - time in the bush is sacred. It’s where ubuntu meets lekker kuier, and where nature, family, and heritage come together under the African sky.

Avenue of trees at Kruger National Park
Florentines breakfast in the bush