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The habitats change dramatically over a relatively short distance, thanks in part to the significant altitudinal variation created by the Drakensberg Escarpment. With the changes in altitudes and habitats come associated changes in the bird and animal communities, and each day on this South Africa Wildlife Tour brings with it new species to be seen and new landscapes to behold. From scouring the high altitude grasslands of the roof of Mpumalanga Province at over meters above sea level to scanning the blue waters of the Indian Ocean for whales and dolphins; from encounters with big cats in the Kruger to searching for Black Rhino in Ithala Game Reserve, this South Africa Safari will enthrall from start to finish.
All in all this is a fantastic all round natural history experience and a superb introduction to eastern South Africa. This small reserve conserves some Highveld grassland habitat and holds a few bird species which we will probably not see on the rest of the itinerary.
At the small town of Belfast we will turn north off the main highway and head on to Dullstroom, our destination for the night. The high altitudes around Dullstroom — up to 2 m. The three crane species occur in the area, though these are uncommon birds and are not recorded on every tour. With luck we may see Meerkats, with these endearing little animals occurring here in small numbers. Mammals we may see include Blesbok, Oribi and Grey Rhebok. After settling in there will be an optional birding walk in the resort grounds as a final afternoon activity, perhaps heading up to the private view site of the Three Rondavels to photograph the scene as the setting sun gives the iron-oxide stained cliffs a lovely golden hue.
In the morning we will have another birding walk, heading down to the Lower View Site and perhaps the spectacular Tufa waterfall, where calcium carbonate deposits over millennia have extended the waterfall outwards as opposed to it cutting backwards, as is the case in normal waterfalls. After dropping out of the escarpment we will then level out in the flat savannah and make our way to Orpen Gate, where we enter the Kruger National Park.
From here the going gets really slow due to the sheer numbers of birds and animals to be seen.
The Satara region is fairly open country, with good grazing in the summer months, which attracts large herds of grazers. Knob-thorn and Marula are two of the dominant tree species, the former a favourite of Southern Giraffe. We have two nights at Satara Rest Camp and our program while in the park will entail early morning and afternoon game drives and rest periods in the camp in between.
There is also an optional sunset drive available on the second night here, and your guide will fill you in on this before hand this is for your own account. After a last early morning drive from Satara we will have breakfast and head south to Skukuza Rest Camp, 92 kilometres away. Skukuza is situated on the southern bank of the Sabie River, one of the biggest and most biologically diverse rivers in the park.
As we head south there is a subtle but noticeable change in the terrain and vegetation. The terrain becomes more undulating, with granite koppies rock outcrops sticking up here and there, and the bush becomes much thicker with a more prominent tree and shrub layer. This denser habitat suits the browsers better and large herds of animals such as Wildebeest and Zebra are far less common here.
After breakfast we will have a short walk around the camp to look for birds such as Eastern Bearded Scrub-Robin, White-browed Robin-Chat, Collared Sunbird, Greater Blue-eared Starling and others and our routine here will again include morning and afternoon drives with relaxing lunch breaks in between. We stay at a lodge overlooking Maguga Dam, a large impoundment on the Komati River, where there can be some good birding around our chalets and in the resort grounds.
We have two nights in Ithala, a protected area that offers a wide range of habitats, and as such, a correspondingly diverse range of both birds and mammals. During our time here we should find an assortment of mammals such as Red Hartebeest, Blesbok, Eland, Cape Buffalo, White Rhinoceros and possibly also Black Rhinoceros, whilst the camp itself is an excellent place to see Rock Hyrax. This is the oldest Game Reserve in South Africa and was proclaimed in , with it originally having been the Royal hunting grounds for the Zulu people who live in this region.
Lucia and the surrounding Sand Forest habitat. We return to town in the afternoon for some relaxation, and later on will head down to the river mouth, where large Nile Crocodiles and Hippos can be seen, and perhaps take a walk in the surrounding coastal forest for some more birding if time allows.
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This tour is primarily a wildlife tour, with a focus on mammals first of all, though we will be doing a certain amount of bird watching as well, though this will mainly be restricted to big, colourful and photogenic species. If you would like more of a bird focus then perhaps some of our other birding tours will be a better bet, speak to one of our consultants for advice. Then we may have a bit of down time before an afternoon activity, returning in time to freshen up before dinner.
There are exceptions - on some days we may head out on longer trips, taking packed meals with us and only returning after lunch; or we may have an early breakfast before departure for the next destination. Whatever the exact program we try to keep the pace manageable, after all it is supposed to be a holiday. There generally aren't any age limits on the tours, so children are welcome.