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Our dedicated Africa experts will work with you to create the perfect Big Five adventure in South Africa for your clients. Call our agent priority line on 0800 294 9727 or visit www.kuoni.co.uk/services/agents.


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• Head to Big Five hot spots including the Greater Kruger National Park, the Eastern Cape, Madikwe and the Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Game Reserve


• We recommend a minimum three nights stay in one of our featured safari lodges where you’ll experience daily game drives when wildlife is most active: early in the morning and in the early evening


• Be guided by the experts; local guides are in tune with nature, instinctively know the signs that lead to the best sightings; they know all their top hang outs and can read animal behaviour


Don’t stop at the Big Five. South Africa can be more than a simple safari. Discover a continent’s worth of diversity in a tailor-made South Africa itinerary that showcases its rolling winelands, cosmopolitan cities and legendary mountain landscapes.


For more South Africa inspiration visit kuoni.co.uk/destinations/africa/south-africa


“Kariega, my top Eastern Cape game reserve pick, is conveniently located at the end of the spectacular Garden Route. Up-close animal encounters are plentiful here and they’re peaceful too as only two vehicles are allowed at a sighting at one time. So when you spot a baby rhino with the zoomies, it’s a wonderfully intimate experience!”


Becky Souissi, Africa Destination Expert


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