Transfrontiers Wildlife Walking Safaris

“The wilderness is something special. To me, the only way to experience the real spirit of Africa is on foot. Away from the noise and turmoil of modern society, it truly helps you to get your terrestrial problems into perspective.” – Norman Carr, Kakuli

There is a world of difference between experiencing a safari in Africa on foot, “old style”, than say, from the tinted windows of a luxury bus! To walk is to be out there with the African wildlife, sharing their paths and waterholes, the daily drama’s of their lives, sharing their space. To walk is to follow their tracks, feel the tingle of your own senses and hear the beating of your heart as you edge closer to a herd of elephant resting in the shade. To sleep in a tent under the trees with only the canvas between you and the bush is an experience not easily forgotten.

A safari is a journey of the body and the soul, a venture into the unknown and an opportunity to face some of the mysteries of nature. With over 20 years of experience, we still believe in the magic of the bush and strive to offer that “once in a lifetime experience” to all our guests. “…The big thing about this day I thought, is how little I am and how great this is, this safari, this step back in time. At night around the campfire, my soul stumbles back with the distant call of hyena. A wisp of smoke curls towards me…I am privileged I think…”


Our seasoned local expert guides and staff have developed a range of unique itineraries to suit all budgets. We offer our views on the best options for a range of budgets from the finest the region has to offer to extraordinary wilderness experiences. 

 
 

Contact us during office hours (GMT+2):
Tel: +27 11 888 4037
Fax: +27 11 888 1041

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