A brilliant safari, packed with bush walks, game drives and river cruises in three of the most wonderful wildlife reserves of the Eastern Cape, providing fascinating insights into South Africa. 

Imagine a hike that is walked only once each year, a route that attempts to follow where elephants once roamed - from the forests of Knysna on South Africa's Garden Route to the Addo Elephant Park. 

Addo is a sanctuary to elephants, Cape buffalo, black rhino, a variety of antelope species, as well as the unique flightless dung beetle. 

The Safari Lodge is secretly hidden up a kloof in the indigenous Valley Bushveld. African tribal design has inspired the creation of this intimate thatched lodge and its unique safari huts. 

Elevated above the red sands of the Kalahari and suspended in time is Bitterpan - an exclusive, stilted camp overlooking a waterhole. This route is strictly 4x4. 

Located in Kwandwe Private Game Reserve, Ecca is fun, flamboyant and fabulous, with a 'funk-meets-futuristic-farmhouse' ambience. This is a great family destination. 

The perfect retreat for special occasions, or simply just to get away. The camp is tucked away in the dunes, overlooking a waterhole, 20 km from Union’s End where three countries meet. 

Situated high up on a red sand dune, overlooking a waterhole in the dry bed of the ancient Auob River, the Kalahari tent camp welcomes you to capture the spirit of the land of thirst. 

Set along the aloe-studded banks of the Great Fish River, the lodge features magnificent views of the wild yet gentle landscape. 

Lentaba, the "lodge on the hillside", sleeps 16 people - each chalet is placed where magnificent indigenous gardens merge into the surrounding bush.