Walkingsafari
Life-changingExperience
Walking safaris are a unique and thrilling way to explore. To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience, it is essential to plan and organize these safaris in advance during the booking process. This involves coordinating with the safari camp or tour operator, selecting suitable dates, and making the necessary arrangements. Booking in advance allows you to secure your spot and ensures that the safari can be tailored to your preferences.
Close-up Encounters
Participating in a walking safari is a transformative experience that will forever change your perspective of the bushveld. Unlike traditional vehicle-based safaris, walking safaris immerse you in the natural environment, providing a deeper connection to the wilderness. You’ll gain a profound appreciation for the ecosystem, wildlife behavior, and the delicate balance of nature.
Being on foot during a safari allows you to have close-up encounters with the wildlife and the environment. You’ll have the opportunity to observe the intricate details of the flora and fauna, from the smallest insects to the grandeur of towering trees. This close proximity enhances your understanding of the ecosystem and fosters a sense of awe and respect for the natural world.
Non-intrusiveExperience
Walking safaris are typically conducted in small groups to ensure safety and minimize the impact on the environment. The minimum requirement of two people ensures that there is adequate support and assistance during the safari, while the maximum limit of six people maintains an intimate and non-intrusive experience for both guests and wildlife.
A bushveldAdventure
To plan your walking safari, it’s essential to contact the reservations team of the safari camp or tour operator. They will provide you with detailed information about pricing, safety guidelines, and terms and conditions. This information is crucial for preparing for the safari, understanding what to expect, and ensuring a safe and enjoyable adventure in the bushveld.
Terms & Conditions
- Walking Safari's incur an additional cost, please enquire upon booking.
- Do not run under any circumstance. Running evokes an instinct to chase the chase instinct in animals
- Always walk in a single file line at an arm’s length from each other
- Communicate with hand signals, whistles, and whispers
- No smoking or eating. Only water is permitted
- Follow and respect the guide’s instructions at all times
- No flash photography. Ideally, camera sounds should be switched off
- Only take photographs with consent from the guide
- Depending on time and availability the bush walk may take place instead of a morning game drive