Sabi Sands Big Five Walking Safari — Track on Foot
Walk through Big Five territory with expert armed rangers
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About This Tour
There is nothing quite like tracking a rhino on foot. The heightened senses, the controlled breathing, the adrenaline coursing through your veins as your ranger signals "freeze" — and there, just 30 metres ahead, a two-ton white rhino raises its head and stares directly at you.
The Sabi Sands Big Five Walking Safari offers this heart-pounding experience in one of Africa's most game-rich environments. Your team comprises a lead ranger (armed, SANParks-qualified) and a Shangaan tracker whose ancestors have walked this land for centuries.
Highlights
What's Included
- Walking safari (3-4 hours)
- Armed ranger & tracker
- Bush refreshments
- Conservation fee
Not Included
- Lodge accommodation
- Travel insurance
- Gratuities
per person
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Pieter Fourie
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- 💰Best price guarantee — same price, better service
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