Africa on Foot Wilderness Trails

map and overview

start dates

detailed itinerary

accommodation

The rustic camp features 4 Canvas dome tents each sleeping 2 people on swags/mattresses. Each tent has en suite bucket showers and chemical toilet facilities, standing hand basins renewed each morning and afternoon with warm water.

Wilderness Trails Camp

price

2022:

• 1 April 2022 – 30 November 2022
• R10 890.00 per person for the 3-night trail

Notes:

• No single supplement applies.
• Children from age 12 years and over are accepted. Children under age 12 are not accepted.
• Rates are quoted in South African Rands and Rates are quoted per person sharing.
• Rates are subject to change without prior notice. Rates include government taxes where applicable. If taxes increase, we reserve the right to increase the rate accordingly.
• Conservation levies and Gate Fees are subject to change without prior notice in the event of the Private Nature Reserves amending or adding levies due to budgetary needs.

RATES INCLUDE:

• Accommodation; private chef; professional trails guide and tracker, All meals, local soft & alcoholic drinks, bush walks & game drives, teas & coffees; transfers between Three Bridges and the camp.

RATES EXCLUDE:

• Premium international drinks, the Maseke Balule Conservation levy of R350 per person per stay  (payable direct at camp in cash or credit card)

additional information

WILDLIFE

• Mammals Some of the world’s largest mammals find their home in South Africa, where elephant, giraffe, hippo, buffalo, and rhino reside in the wild Kruger Park and surrounding private game reserves. Game drives lead to unforgettable sightings of these large species, in addition to general game, such as zebra, impala, kudu, gnu, waterbuck, bushbuck, duiker, and steenbok, while nyala are frequent visitors to the camp itself. Predators Following in the footsteps of the herbivorous mammals are the carnivorous species of the South African bush. Lion, leopard, hyena, cheetah, African wild dog, and the Nile crocodile are some of the prominent predators residing in the Kruger. Smaller predators include jackal, mongoose, civet, and genet, honey badger, among others. Birdlife The Kruger habitat accommodates a complete smorgasbord of birder’s delights. Water birds such as herons, storks, plovers, spoonbills, and sandpipers are common along dam edges; kingfishers, orioles, robins, chats, larks, cisticolas, and coucals are some of the veld and woodland birds around; while birds of prey are seen and heard throughout the day.

Malaria

• Before travelling, guests are encouraged to consult their local doctors on anti-malarial medication and preparation, however a repellent stick or spray is effective and should be utilised.