AMBIANCE, ELEGANCE & LOCATION Tauck’s ultimate African travel experience showcases centrally located accommodations in the heart of each destination:
PRIVATE GAME RESERVES
5. EXCLUSIVE GAME DRIVES IN SABI SABI Venture out from Sabi Sabi Bush Lodge into the wilderness for exclusive morning and afternoon game drives aboard a four-wheel-drive, open-top Land Rover. On each experience, Shangaan trackers use their finely honed skills to help you spot the animals who migrate through the reserve – ranging from impala, kudu and giraffes to elephants and lions – while experienced rangers provide fascinating insights into local geography and wildlife, as well as ongoing conservation efforts in the region. Between game drives, there’s time for a swim or an optional guided bush walk. A buffet lunch is served at the lodge, and afternoon tea and biscuits precede the day’s second wildlife-viewing opportunity; enjoy a traditional braai barbecue for dinner at the bush camp this evening. Meals BLD
Sabi Sabi Bush Lodge and Tinga Private Game Lodge are excellent bases to view the wildlife of Sabie River private game reserves bordering Kruger National Park. Air-conditioned suites feature a bathroom with shower, a lounge area, a dressing room and private patio/deck. Both lodges are known for outstanding service and acclaimed cuisine – no wonder some of Africa’s premier resident wildlife call them “home”!
LANDMARK HOTELS
6. KRUGER NATIONAL PARK & TINGA Embark on a final game drive in Sabi Sabi reserve before continuing to incomparable Kruger National Park, one of Africa’s largest game reserves. Established in the late 19th century to protect the wildlife of the lowveldt, Kruger is believed to host more species of mammals than any other African game sanctuary. Game viewing here often rewards with sightings of elephants, hyena, leopard and even cheetah. Your safari accommodations for the next two nights are at Tinga Private Game Lodge, located along the banks of the Sabie River in a private setting inside the park. The river is home to many endangered and rare species of mammals, birds, reptiles and plants – be on the lookout for them on an afternoon game drive before dinner. Meals BLD
Cape Town’s iconic Cape Grace, ideally located on a private quay on the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront and consistently recognized as one of the world’s finest luxury hotels, continues to garner accolades for its elegant décor. Recognized as one of the Leading Hotels of the World, The Victoria Falls Hotel – an Edwardian-era treasure in Zimbabwe – boasts a centuries-old historic legacy of grace and style in its incomparable setting overlooking spectacular Victoria Falls and the gorges of the Zambezi River.
7. WILDLIFE ON TINGA GAME DRIVES Prime wildlife viewing is what game drives are all about at Tinga, whose exclusive 12,000-acre concession occupies an area with one of the highest recorded populations of predators in all of Africa, including the highest density of leopards on the continent; guests have also spied elephants, cheetahs, white rhinos and wild dogs. After today’s two game drives, you’ll have lots to share over dinner, an acclaimed Tinga culinary experience. Meals BLD
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