Pilanesberg Game Reserve, South Africa

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The Pilanesberg Game Reserve in South Africa's North West province is accessible and its malaria-free. Just 15 km (9 miles) from Sun City and an easy 2-hour drive from Johannesburg and Pretoria, Pilanesberg is ideal for families not wanting to travel to a remote game park. But don't let the proximity to one of the world's most unique resorts or its malaria-free status dissuade you, wildlife viewing in Pilanesberg is first rate and it includes the African Big Five (lion, elephant, rhinoceros, buffalo, leopard). And the scenery is breathtaking. Situated in the remnants of a long extinct alkaline volcanic crater and surrounded by three rings of hills, the reserve's 55 000 hectares unfold over 200 km (124 miles) of well-groomed roads. Whether you explore the game park on a self-drive African safari, hire a guide or take in the view from the back of an elephant or high above in a hot air balloon, a wildlife safari in Pilanesberg is sure to give you an adrenaline rush. Don't forget to pack binoculars, camera and plenty of film for the kids!

Pilanesberg Game Reserve Photo Gallery
Pilanesberg Game Reserve Photo Gallery
Pilanesberg Game Reserve Photo Gallery
Pilanesberg Game Reserve Photo Gallery
 
 
Pilanesberg tours & outfitters

Pilanesberg Elephant-Back Safaris

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Type of Organization: adventure travel company

Elephant Wallow

Pilanesberg Game Reserve, North West

tel: +27 (14) 552 5020

Pilanesberg Elephant-Back Safaris offers a safari experience of a lifetime. Commune with nature and view the African Big Five elephant-back. Children must be at least 5 years old. Elephant safaris depart from the Sun City Welcome Center.
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