Wilderness Safaris is thrilled to announce our listing as the world’s fifth Top Safari Operator in the US Travel + Leisure 2013 World’s Best Awards. We have always aimed to create world-class luxury safari experiences without ever losing sight of the bigger picture: to protect and conserve the areas in which we operate and to positively impact the local communities.
It’s Turtle Season at Rocktail
Every year from October to March, female loggerhead and leatherback turtles return to their place of birth on South Africa’s east coast to nest and complete the cycle of life. Guests at Rocktail Beach Camp are treated to these rare and awe-inspiring sightings of the magnificent, enormous turtles as they come ashore at night to lay their eggs on Rocktail’s pristine beachfront.
Celebrating 20 years of Rhino Conservation
Did we just see Cheetah at Mombo?
How we build our Camps
Wilderness Safaris has been involved in rhino conservation for more than 20 years. Read more for in-depth information on our various projects.
Having not seen cheetah for the past three years it seems the cheetah are back. Take a look at the latest newsletter for more.
The pristine wilderness in which we operate is fragile – so our footprint has to be gentle. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how we build our camps.
Six Countries Summer Special just got better!
Great news is that Little Mombo, Chitabe and Chitabe Lediba are now included; rates for our Hwange camps have been reduced; and Ruckomechi Camp is now available for bookings on this special for the first two weeks of April. Contact your journey specialist for more details and rates.
