ACTIVITIES & TOURS.

Lowveld area offers an amazing range of outdoor activities you can chose from  :

 Day trip to KRUGER NATIONAL PARK, including transport, park fees, breakfast & lunch and guide :  R1300 pp  OR R900 pp with your vehicle.

 2 days, one night in KRUGER NATIONAL PARK (bungalow) from  R3200 pp

3h game walk on a private game reserve (no lions or elephants)  R250 pp.

2h walk with cheetahs (breakfast included) R350pp

3h30 Big 5 game drive in open vehicle, in a famous private game reserve (Thornybush or Kapama) : R600 pp

Visit 2 wildlife rehabilitation centres, where you can approach endangered species like cheetahs, wild dogs and support nature conservation.

Moholoholo (twice a day) or HESC - Cheetahs conservation (every hour).

        PLUS, A EXCLUSIVE BUSH EXPERIENCE.

IF you are a group of 4 to 8 people, get your own private camp in Klaserie, Balule or Karongwe game reserve.

 4 bungalows, a ranger and a vehicle, only for your party !

R1600 on 4 people basis, R1400 on 6 people basis and R1200 on 8 people basis.

Including : accommodation, meals, 2 game drives per day and transport from Calao tented camp.

            AND SOME MORE OPTIONS :

• BALLOONING
• MICROLITE FLIGHTS
• RAFTING
• ELEPHANT RIDE
• OLIFANTS RIVER BOAT CRUISE.
• BLYDE RIVER CANYON TOUR.

                                                                 NEW from  summer 2011 : 

    BE PART OF A UNIQUE CULTURAL EXPERIENCE :

Share a full day of a rural african family and all their activities like carrying water on your head, preparing meals  or witnessing  a divination trance !!!

                                            R500 pp

                    ACTIVITIES PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGES SO PLEASE CHECK WIT US BEFORE BOOKING.

    TOURS CAN BE ORGANISED IN LIMPOPO AND MPUMALANGA ON REQUEST.

'CALAO', QUEZACO ??

    Les calaos (hornbills en anglais) forment une famille d'oiseaux très répandue en Afrique australe.

Le plus courant est le calao à bec jaune, surnommé 'banane volante" en raison de son gros bec jaune. On le trouve partout et en gand nombre, dans la region du Kruger.

Ils nichent dans le tronc de gros arbres (comme le marula). La male scelle le trou et vient tous les jours alimenter la femelle par une fente très étroite. Garantie pour ne pas avoir ses petits mangés par des prédateurs ?.

En general,oui! Ce qui explique leur grand nombre. Mais hélas, parfois, les serpents comme le mamba noir, sont patients et profitent de l'ouverture du trou par la mere pour tuer la portée...

Vous pouvez découvrir l'intégralité de la famille calao dans la 'galerie photos'.

CALAO is the french name for the HORNBILL family; common birds found all over southern Africa.

The yellow-billed one is called 'flying banana', guess why ?

You can discover the whole hornbill family in the 'photo gallery'.