Gqeberha to Durban & Lesotho

Safari done with myself as your guide, in The Beast. Spending the day leisurely looking for the more exciting and well-known wildlife, but we will also have a look at smaller, other interesting aspects like plants, tracks and any other things that may cross our path.

This safari is provided by the park and is done in an open safari vehicle, you would leave in the afternoon and arrive back around sunset. This can add a different experience to your tour, going on a trip with someone with insider knowledge of the area.

This safari is provided by the park and is done in an open safari vehicle, they leave when it is dark and return in the dark, searching for wildlife with a spotlight, like aardvark, genets, owls and other animals that are nocturnal and may be more elusive during the day. This can add a different experience to your tour, going on a trip with someone with insider knowledge of the area.

We will take some time to reflect and watch the day set in a beautiful setting with celebratory drinks and snacks. Hopefully, the weather will play ball and we can enjoy soaking up the last warm glow of the sun and to gawk as the skies cycle through multiple shades of red, orange, pink, and purple.

You set off on a guided safari provided by the park and is done in an open safari vehicle, you would leave in the morning for around 2-4 hours. The guide will search for a signal from a collared cheetah, once the signal is found, you will search for the cheetah taking the last bit by foot.

See the local community and how they live. This is a poverty-stricken area, but are friendly and love seeing visitors. They will show you where their homes, the animals they keep and show you things they are currently busy with for the day, either going to school, farming their fields or brewing their local beer. Children may dance for you, this is not because they have to, but rather what is enjoyed in the culture they are sharing with you. The money made from the tour a large proportion goes to the guided that shows you around, smaller proportions go straight to the school, brewery, and museum that you will stop at along the way. 30% goes to Malealea Development Trust to fund various projects that support the community immensely.

Taking a walk around the area with no worries of dangerous game and lap up the views, picturesque views of the area. We will identify some common plants, insects and other exciting things spotted along the route. Maybe with some luck spotting a few rare and endangered species.

Abseiling, the climber (which is you) will typically lower themselves down a descent such as a cave, cliff, etc. using ropes without the support of another partner. The lowering will be done in a controlled manner pushing off a surface with your legs, almost like you are slightly jumping down in a vertical fashion.