South Africa Game Reserve Information

Some of South Africa's main attractions can only be found inside its many national and private game reserves and game lodges. Mpumalanga, the Limpopo Province and areas near Gauteng provide world renowned wildlife territories. The most prominent of these are the Sabi Sands Private Game Reserve and the Limpopo Game Lodge.

Visitors are attracted to the reserves not only for the amazing variety of wildlife, birdlife and flora, but also for the mere fact that a trip to a game park is a truly relaxing and revitalising experience. Many people claim that going on a safari is often the best and most unique experience South Africa has to offer.

South Africa is large and varied, and as a result of this, so are the parks and reserves on offer.

Click here to for the smaller, more intimate game reserves experience.
The large parks in the north and the east of the country have the most popular game lodges.
Mpumalanga and Limpopo Provinces are home to the Kruger National Park, for many the symbol of the game reserve in South Africa. Here you can view lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino - Africa’s Big Five, as well as an incredible variety of birds and interesting trees and flora.

Another special park is the Kalahari Gemsbok, in the expanse of the Kalahari Desert, with its rugged beauty, shifting sand dunes and wide-open spaces.
Larger established game reserves include:
Addo and Addo Elephant National Park
Pilanesberg National Park
Kruger National Park
Mapungubwe National Park
Timbavati Game Reserve

Remember, Addo Elephant, Pilanesburg and Timbavati national park's are busy especially during the school holidays, so book well in advance.
Find Accomodation Find accommodation at any of the above game lodges or national parks.

   
 

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