Overland Tours

Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve is an unspoilt part of Africa ecologically and geographically integrated with the adjacent Kruger National Park. It is situated within one of the oldest and largest proclaimed private reserves - the renowned Sabi Sand Wildtuin. All lodges are unfenced and there are no fences between Sabi and other reserves, allowing wildlife to roam freely and giving guests the ultimate safari experience.

The reserve is about 65000 hectares and shares unfenced borders with the Kruger National Park and is home to the 'Big Five' (elephant, rhino, lion, leopard, and buffalo), as well as cheetah, wild dog and hundreds of other species of animals, birds and plants indigenous to the area. The phrase "Big Five" was coined by hunters of yesteryear - before the advent of the photographic safari - and refers to the animals considered the most dangerous to hunt. Flights packages to or from Cape Town are available on request.

The Eastern Cape boasts a wealth of flora and fauna, including the "Big Five." This is the ultimate African adventure and conservation effort coupled with responsible tourism. For that African Safari experience of a lifetime this is a tour not to be missed. Includes return flights between Cape Town International Airport and Port Elizabeth. Flights packages to or from Johannesburg are available on request.

Perched on a hilltop, with wraparound views of the lush Lebombo foothills, Phinda Mountain Lodge is the ultimate safari destination in Phinda Private Game Reserve.

Victoria Falls, this mighty waterfall forms a spectacular backdrop to the Zambezi Sun & Royal Livingstone hotels along the Zambian banks of the great Zambezi River. Includes flights to and from Johannesburg. Flights packages to or from Cape Town are available on request.

The Victoria Falls, one of the seven natural wonders of the world, has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Mosi-Oa-Tunya or The Smoke That Thunders stretches over 1.5km as it plunges over 100m into the Zambezi gorge below. Chobe National Park in Botswana is home to 450 bird species and the largest concentration of elephants in Africa. Certain nationalities may require visas to enter Zambia, Zimbabwe and or Botswana. Malaria precautions recommended. Please consult your medical practitioner.