Lalibela Game Reserve Safari
Moderate Activity
Includes meal
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Lalibela Game Reserve
Situated on South Africa's temperate Eastern Cape, the reserve is home to the Big 5 (lions, elephants, rhinos, buffalos and leopards), as well as other predators like cheetahs, hyenas, jackals and lynx.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
The Lalibela Game Reserve spans five ecosystems, resulting in a breathtaking diversity of flora and fauna. Stretched out over a sprawling 26,000 acres, the reserve can easily sustain vast herds of free-roaming lions, zebras, impalas, wildebeests, and blesbucks (known for their distinctive white face and forehead).
LUNCH
Enjoy a finger food buffet lunch at the Visitor's Center.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
The malaria-free wilderness, located 90 minutes away on the Eastern Cape, encompasses five different ecosystems--valley bushveld, savannah grasslands, fynbos, riverine forests and acacia woodland.
Points of interest
Game Reserves
Schedule
Special Notes
Lalibela Private Game Reserve's Curio Shop does not accept foreign currency and passengers need to take local Rand currency.
This tour is not suitable for guests in wheelchairs and those with walking difficulties, as they will not be able to climb onto the 4x4 open vehicles. Comfortable clothing, binoculars and a sun hat are strongly recommended.
For safety reasons, no children under the age of 6 years allowed on the open vehicles.
No food may be taken into the reserve on the open vehicles.
Guests are not permitted to use cellular phones during the game drives. They are also not permitted to speak loudly or stand up on the game drive vehicles, as this will disturb the animals. Smoking is not permitted during the game-drives.
The roads in the game reserve are gravel. There are also inclines and certain parts of the game-drive can be bumpy. Not recommended for passengers with back problems. Wildlife sightings are likely but not guaranteed.
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Moderate Activity
Includes meal
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Lalibela Game Reserve
Situated on South Africa's temperate Eastern Cape, the reserve is home to the Big 5 (lions, elephants, rhinos, buffalos and leopards), as well as other predators like cheetahs, hyenas, jackals and lynx.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
The Lalibela Game Reserve spans five ecosystems, resulting in a breathtaking diversity of flora and fauna. Stretched out over a sprawling 26,000 acres, the reserve can easily sustain vast herds of free-roaming lions, zebras, impalas, wildebeests, and blesbucks (known for their distinctive white face and forehead).
LUNCH
Enjoy a finger food buffet lunch at the Visitor's Center.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
The malaria-free wilderness, located 90 minutes away on the Eastern Cape, encompasses five different ecosystems--valley bushveld, savannah grasslands, fynbos, riverine forests and acacia woodland.
Points of interest
Game Reserves
Schedule
Special Notes
Lalibela Private Game Reserve's Curio Shop does not accept foreign currency and passengers need to take local Rand currency.
This tour is not suitable for guests in wheelchairs and those with walking difficulties, as they will not be able to climb onto the 4x4 open vehicles. Comfortable clothing, binoculars and a sun hat are strongly recommended.
For safety reasons, no children under the age of 6 years allowed on the open vehicles.
No food may be taken into the reserve on the open vehicles.
Guests are not permitted to use cellular phones during the game drives. They are also not permitted to speak loudly or stand up on the game drive vehicles, as this will disturb the animals. Smoking is not permitted during the game-drives.
The roads in the game reserve are gravel. There are also inclines and certain parts of the game-drive can be bumpy. Not recommended for passengers with back problems. Wildlife sightings are likely but not guaranteed.