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South Africa Safaris
- 10 days
Multiple departures, June & August
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Get close-up looks at the 'Big Five' on a South Africa Safari.
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Stare into the eyes of some of the most magnificent species on the planet during safari drives.
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Burchell’s zebras usually travel in herds but disperse during the day to graze alone on coarse grasses.
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Vervet monkeys, which spend several hours a day grooming, are commonly spotted in Kruger National Park.
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Cheetahs drink in harmony at a watering hole in Kruger National Park
From the massive-tusked African elephant to the sleek leopard, from squat rhinos to regal lions, they are all in South Africa in healthy numbers that provide one of Africa’s greatest safari experiences.
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Secluded South Africa Safari
The ultimate destination to get up-close looks at Africa's "Big Five." Explore Mashatu Game Reserve, Kruger National Park and Sabi Sand Game Reserve in search of rhinos, elephants, leopard, lions and buffalo.
10-day tours from $9,995
Discovering Our Planet Together
WWF in South Africa
South Africa is home to the majority of Africa’s rhinos and, sadly, has been the epicenter of rhino poaching. Stopping such wildlife crimes is a priority initiative for WWF staff around the world.
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