This half day safari tour is conducted in a open game drive safari vehicle, without wasting anytime your personal ranger will get you to all of the best areas while en-route to Cape Vidal for some incredible snorkeling. Sit back and enjoy breathtaking views of this miracle, witness the second highest vegetated dunes in the world, wildlife including Leopard and much more awaits you.

This shorter safari offers one a feel of this magnificent game reserve. With its rolling hills, open Savannah grasslands it remains an incredibly scenic reserve and with its incredible history its sure to be an incredible day for a Safari. With 96000 hectares to explore we travel within the oldest proclaimed game reserve in Africa. The reserve world re-known for its conservation of Black and White Rhino just to imagine less than 120 years ago less than 100 Rhino’s existed world wide. Today the reserve boasts hundreds of Black Rhino’s and of the largest population of White Rhino’s in the world.

Departing from the Siyabonga Jetty every 2 hours Join Us as we travel up one of the largest Estuarine systems in Africa as well as being South Africa's very first World Heritage Site. Home to 800 Hippo's and approximately 1000 Nile Crocodiles not to mention the abundance of Bird-life. Did you know that St Lucia is home to the largest free Roaming Population in South Africa.

Lake ST Lucia, situated in the UNESCO world heritage iSimangaliso Wetlands Park, the largest Estuarine system in Africa, is home to an incredible 800 hippos, 1000 crocodiles and around 520 different bird species. Experience this natural wonder with a 2-hour hippo and croc boat cruise aboard the new double deck Advantage Cruiser passenger ferry - this boat has AMPLE walking space for the avid photographer - is wheelchair, baby and child friendly, has comfortable upholstered seats, our passionate guide on-board will give you an overview of the Eco systems and the animals in it.  

"Join our laidback land safari experience in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the iSimangaliso Wetland Park to see why the name means ''miracle' or 'wondrous' in Zulu. You'll explore the Eastern shores of the Wetland Park, searching for typically African wildlife such as elephant, buffalo and hippo along with many more creatures that reside in this area of outstanding beauty. It is a haven for bird lovers boasting many endemic species, up to 60% of Southern Africa's bird species can be found within the park boundaries. Enjoy some time out of the vehicle to stretch your legs and dip your toes into the warm Indian Ocean with a visit to Cape Videl. Miles of golden sandy beaches and the opportunity to snorkel (depending on the weather and tides), beach and bush time complement each other perfectly. This safari experience offers the perfect relaxed way to spend a day in the South African bushveld. "

"Join our laidback land safari experience in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the iSimangaliso Wetland Park to see why the name means ''miracle' or 'wondrous' in Zulu. You'll explore the Eastern shores of the Wetland Park, searching for typically African wildlife such as elephant, buffalo and hippo along with many more creatures that reside in this area of outstanding beauty. It is a haven for bird lovers boasting many endemic species, up to 60% of Southern Africa's bird species can be found within the park boundaries. Enjoy some time out of the vehicle to stretch your legs and dip your toes into the warm Indian Ocean with a visit to Cape Videl. Miles of golden sandy beaches and the opportunity to snorkel (depending on the weather and tides), beach and bush time complement each other perfectly. This safari experience offers the perfect relaxed way to spend a day in the South African bushveld. "

The kosi bay estuary with its channels winding through the traditional fish traps and mangrove islands is the perfect location for both the novice and experienced paddler! Our kayaking tours is by no means a race, in fact it is a nice slow and relaxing experience. We do things at a thongaland pace.. It is the only estuary in South Africa where 5 different species of mangrove can be seen. The birdlife in the estuary is amazing with regular sightings of fish eagle, palmnut vulture, mangrove kingfisher, striated heron, flamingo's and lots more.. The system's main freshwater source is groundwater and two rivers with catchment areas over sandy soils. This ensure that the kosi estuary always remain clear of silt. With ample amounts of freshwater and the lack of silt, the mouth of the kosi system always remain open. The daily high tides push crystal clear nutrient rich water into the estuary assisting with balancing salinity and supplying the essentials for the magical estuarine ecosystem to flourish. The salinity in the estuary also make it impossible for nile crocodiles to survive as they need to drink fresh water. The estuary where we kayak is a safe area with no crocodiles and few hippos. Our experienced kayaking guide will meet you down on the way to the Kosi Bay Mouth parking area. On arrival he will give you a safety pre-briefing and some tips on how to streamline your paddling. We use two man sea kayaks, nice and easy to paddle and very safe! The kayaking tour will start by crossing to the opposite bank of the kosi estuary by navigating through the traditional Thonga fishkraals. On the southern shoreline you will be guided into the mangrove channels to witness the amazing mangrove islands! Here your guide will point out the diversity of mangrove species found in the kosi bay system and search for some of the special birds at home around these islands. From here your tour head towards river Kukalwe. This is one of the small river systems feeding the kosi estuary with freshwater. Kukalwe is a stunning sanctuary for fish and birdlife and you might also be lucky with spotting the resident hippo. From here you will slowly follow the channels back to the finishing point. Note that depending on the wind direction the trip might be done in a different order..