To follow a Matabele Tracker on the spoor of a Lion or a Black Rhino is to be transported back into the timeless tradition that is almost lost to the modern world. To approach a single Elephant on foot is worth a hundred sightings of elephant from the back of a vehicle. When you're afoot everything is of significance - wind direction, terrain, vegetation contribute to how animals behave. To walk in Africa is to be part of Africa. And after this, you will have it forever.
Wildlife is of course, the prime focus of a safari.
However we attempt to make your safari an experience. Not just observing, but also learning during afternoon breaks and in the evening talks are liven on animal behavior and characteristics, bird life, plant ecology and medicinal uses, geology, astronomy and history, these talks are not given to supplant your daily safari experience but to enable you to understand what you are observing. Groups are kept to a maximum of seven to ensure group cohesion, convenience and safety. They are accompanied by a fully licensed armed guide with experience and extensive first aid and a minimum of 10 years wildlife experience. A tracker also accompanies each walk.