Infinite Africa Safaris

25/09/2020

23/09/2020

South African National Parks has confirmed that the Tsitsikamma shop within the Garden Route National Park in the Eastern Cape has burned down.

21/09/2020

The gate at Crocodile Bridge in the Kruger National Park will be closed for the rest of the Monday, September 21 as a truck seemingly lost control

21/09/2020

19/09/2020

Three in South Africa. Only one with round ears!

19/09/2020

Interesting angle

Lone Creek Falls, one of the Mpumalanga escarpment's many spectacular waterfalls.



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18/09/2020

No country on the continent will have travel to and from South Africa barred, but everywhere else is subject to coronavirus infection rates – on criteria not yet available.

17/09/2020

South Africa's international borders open on 1 October (with certain restrictions), we can't wait to welcome our international visitors back again to experience what our magnificent country has to offer.

16/09/2020

Welcome to our international travellers

16/09/2020

Social distancing and the use of masks in public spaces and during social gatherings are our most effective weapons for limiting the spread of the coronavirus.

16/09/2020

Careful screening of international travellers at airports and border crossings is essential to prevent infected visitors from entering the country and contributing to the spread of the virus.

14/09/2020

Another one, reportedly the fire has been put out before 13:00. The amount of damage will be known later.

10/09/2020

the morning after the fire in Letaba

09/09/2020

sad to hear about the loss of the Letaba shop complex.

09/09/2020

These guys are so powerful.

05/09/2020

Staredown.
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Wild dogs and hyenas are arguably the two species that are most tolerant of our presence and the most engaging. Lions and leopards will often walk past without as much as a glance in our direction whereas these animals appear to take an active interest is us. . .
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28/08/2020

GOOD NEWS! We're now trading until 9pm daily 🙌

See you soon😉



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28/08/2020

I used to love Potluck, but will give you a visit since Potluck moved into town.

27/08/2020

Namibia will reopen its borders to welcome international tourism on September 1 as a 'targeted initiative for leisure travellers.'

26/08/2020

West Mathewson of the Lion Treetop Lodge in Hoedspruit was attacked by one of his beloved white lions.

26/08/2020

The South African National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) says it is making ‘steady progress’ in developing the multi-billion-rand N2 Wild Coast Road Project.

26/08/2020

Tembe Elephant Park offers intimate encounters with some of the largest elephants in Africa. The 300km2 reserve, located in the Republic of South Africa between Kwa-Zulu Natal and Mozambique, is the ancestral home of the Tembe tribe who own and co-manage both the Park and the Tembe Elephant Lodge.

21/08/2020

Look what’s opening today! Ice cold beer, cocktails and a selection of wine now available from Round in 9 bar 🍻

21/08/2020

The Graskop Gorge Lift Company outside Graskop has been honoured with a 2020 Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice Award.

20/08/2020

You will never run into the same problems with Infinite Africa Safaris. Each and every safari has a clear-cut cancellations policy and in case of an unavoidable instance (Like the lock-down) we ensure that your reservation is handled in a manner fair to all parties, even if it means a refund.

An elderly couple based in the United Kingdom has accused Vuyani Lodge and Safari in Hoedspruit of lacking empathy.

20/08/2020

Bourke's Luck Potholes at the confluence of the Blyde and Treur Rivers at the head of the Blyde River Canyon.

The potholes were formed by waterborne rock and sand from the two rivers grinding cylindrical holes in the bedrock over millions of years. The Potholes were named after gold prospector Tom Burke who staked a claim in the area in the 1800s but never succeeded in finding gold in the area himself.



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18/08/2020

Parts of South africa today

17/08/2020

Part of the satisfaction of Safari industry is when customers become friends, I've stumbled upon this from Feb 2011, written by the (then) Nicola Hollyhead, now Nicola Mans:
"The safari experience provided by Christo is second to none. Christo makes the effort to get to know his guests so that he can personalise the experience so you get the most out of it. The food served is fantastic, a really South African experience. Christos’ knowledge of both the animals and flora and fauna is impressive and brings that extra something to the experience. Myself and my family have been on safari with Christo three times and have seen the big five plus so much more every trip."

17/08/2020

Op ’n besoek aan die Krugerwildtuin in November 2017 het die amateurfotograaf Mark Williams-Wynne iets afgeneem wat as waarskuwing behoort te dien aan enigeen wat al te na aan ’n leeu geparkeer het...

07/08/2020

South Africa has been awarded a Global Safety Stamp of Approval by the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC). The TBCSA has launched Opus4business.