Among all the countries in the world, South Africa has to be one of the most breath taking places to visit whether it be for it's geographical and cultural diversity or for the abundance of wild animals it has for you to see. There are several different types of safaris that you can experience on your visit the majority lasting for the duration of 8 days.
One of the most popular ones is the Safari And Sights tour package in which you leave Johannesburg early in the morning to go to Kruger National Park. Being over two million hectares in size, the Kruger national park has more than 146 mammal species, 507 bird species and 400 different tree varieties all for viewing pleasure during the safari. There is no guarantee which animals you will get to see however you are definitely going to be able to see many different antelope, birds, reptiles and mammals. You will also be able to get really close to the animals.
Other safaris you can go on include the Addo Elephant National Park where you get to see the densest population of elephants in the world along with other endangered species such as the black rhino. You can also go on the Safari and Victoria falls where you can enjoy a relaxing morning and or afternoon riverboat cruise on Matetsi's private stretch along the Zambezi River or canoe on the river where you will get the chance to be up and close with the elephants watching them drink from the riverbanks.
A guided tour of the Victoria Falls will also be included in your stay. There is also the grand tour which lasts 18 days and you get the luxury of travelling all over South Africa on a guided tour and get to see and experience all of the tourist sites and wild animals. Johannesburg, Mpumalanga, Kruger National Park, Swaziland, Zululand, Durban, Wild Coast, Oudtshoorn are some of the many different places you get to visit. You will get to see rivers, mountains, forests, cities and lots of other things too.
A safari in South Africa is something that anyone will definitely enjoy and an experience that will be remembered for a life time.
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