We hunt in a number of different concession areas across South Africa. Accommodation in all the hunting areas and concessions range from very comfortable to luxurious. Typically it would consist of bungalows under thatch in the style which is so common in Southern Africa. It can however also take the form of East African Style safari tents. In all cases en suite bathrooms are available. The great care taken to ensure the structures blend in well with the surrounding area is often apparent. Catering is to a high standard with two full meals and one light meal provided daily. Snacks are always available and we will gladly cater to any specific dietary requirements. A large variety of beverages are available

Limpopo Bushveld
Limpopo is South Africa's most northerly province. It is named after the river which forms the border between South Africa on the one side and Zimbabwe and Botswana on the other. A large part of the Kruger National Park is located in the province and it can rightfully lay claim to being an area of the world which is home to one of the greatest diversity's of mammal species. They range in size from Brant’s Climbing Mouse which weighs no more than a few grams to the mighty African Elephant where the male can weigh up to seven thousand kilograms. In addition to the diversity in mammal species the area is blessed with a rich bird life with many of South Africa’s most colorful birds found in the area.

Rainfall increases from East to West and the low lying areas of the province are characterized by wooded savannah with the Northern Drakensberg rising to form the divide between the Limpopo Bushveld and the Lowveld. Malaria is endemic to the Lowveld, a physician should be consulted concerning precautions which are advisable, and insect repellant is a must during the summer months. Rainfall occurs mainly in summer and would typically be late afternoon thunder showers which are fierce but short in duration, with lightning that creates a most spectacular display. The area is best visited between April and September. Winters are mild and in the author's opinion the combination of warm days and chilly evenings make it the best time of year to hunt in the area.

Eastern Free State
The Free State is the central province of South Africa. It is a rural province where farming plays an important role in the economy. We conduct safaris in areas of the Eastern Free State, which are characterized by rolling grassland with majestic sandstone hills rising from the plains below.

The Eastern Free State is bordered by Lesotho, a small land locked country which is often referred to as the roof of Africa. The Maluti Mountains which cover a large part of this country offers the most dramatic mountain scenery in Southern Africa. The high altitude ensures the summer months have pleasant days, but the winters can be very cold with snow occurring from time to time.

This region is best hunted during the late summer and early fall as well as during spring and early summer. The months of March to May and August to October should be the most pleasant. Hunting is however available throughout the year. Long shots are the order of the day and high velocity calibers that shoot a relatively flat trajectory tend to perform well in this area. The use of horses in some areas add an additional dimension to the hunting experience. We will check with you prior to the start of your safari whether you are an experienced horseman and will adapt your safari in this area to your specific capabilities on the horse.

Kalahari
The semi arid Kalahari straddles two of South Africa's provinces namely the North West and Northern Cape. It also stretches into the countries of Botswana and Namibia where this thirsty land supports great herds of Plains Game. We conduct safaris in the far Eastern areas of the Kalahari. This region is less arid than the Central Kalahari with an abundance of Camel Thorn Trees dotting the landscape. A further characteristic of the area are rolling sand dunes which are covered by sparse vegetation. It is the area of the world which the bushman call home and in some of the concessions you should have the opportunity to see these legendary trackers at work.

The area is very sparsely populated with a sense of quiet vastness definitely apparent. The distance from the closest cities or towns ensures that very little light pollution occurs , which make it one of the best places from which to view the stars of the southern hemisphere. On a clear night it seems possible to pluck the stars from the sky and the view of the heavens which can be experienced here is sure to add to the enjoyment of your African Safari.

Eastern Cape
The area receives increased rainfall as one moves from west to east where it is bordered by the Indian Ocean.  To the west lies the Karoo, which is a semi-arid type desert land.  Most of the area is hilly and some portions are quite mountainous.  The climate can be varied, with frosty winters and hot summers in the western reaches of the province.  To the east, rainfall is more plentiful with higher humidity and a more sub-tropical climate along the coast.  All of the popular plains game species can be found in the Eastern Cape including a few not found in other areas; for example the Vaal Rhebok.  Many large game ranches are home to sustainable numbers of Africa’s numerous antelope species.

Lowveld
The Lowveld of South Africa lies in the north eastern part of South Africa. The landscape changes drastically as one moves to the east.  The Drakensberg of Mpumalanga rises and separates the high plateau (highveld) from the low plains (lowveld), which extend to the east taking in most of Kruger National Park. The lowveld is characterized by low plains and hot, humid swamp lands where malaria can be a concern during the temperate seasons.  An abundance of game is to be found here.  In and around the Kruger, the Big Five roam freely.  Most of the plains game species are abundant except those, which are exclusive plains dwellers such as the Springbok, Blesbok, and Black Wildebeest.  While hunting in Kruger is not an option, there are many concessions surrounding the Kruger, which offer excellent opportunities.  Game that wanders off the Kruger Reserve is “fair game”.