Africa encompasses great wilderness and conservation landscapes that bypass African borders and allow wildlife to migrate and move freely between South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Swaziland and Lesotho. These wild landscapes are also referred to as the Peace Parks:
Adventure Extraordinaire Peter Hayward advises: “Uniquely, Hayward’s can offer our clients the privilege of entertaining their guests in wilderness regions never safaried before – and better still in areas and locations where there are no other hotel options – making it a truly rare and privileged occasion for all participants.
“The camp locations are exquisite and remote, and often Hayward’s Grand Safari camps are the very first grand safari camp activity the region has seen in over 100 years. With access to the Kruger National Park, we can create authentic luxury tented Safari’s for big groups of up to 200 people.”
The Parks comprise both Transfrontier Park and Conservation Areas:
Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park (KTP): 37,991 km2 in extent, with 9,591km2 (27%) in South Africa and the remainder in Botswana.
Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park: (Formerly Gaza-Kruger-Gonarezhou Transfrontier Park) 35,000 km2 in extent of which 10,000 km2 is in Mozambique, 20,000 km2 in South Africa and 5,000 km2 in Zimbabwe.
Greater Mapungubwe Transfrontier Conservation Area: 4,872 km2in extent, 2,561 km2 (53%) in South Africa, 1,350 km2 (28%) in Botswana, and 960 km2 (19%) in Zimbabwe
Lubombo Transfrontier Conservation and Resource Area: 4,195 km2 in extent, of which 317 km2 (8%) is in Swaziland, 2,783 km2 (66%) is in Mozambique, and 1,095 km2 (26%) is in South Africa.
Maloti-Drakensberg Transfrontier Conservation and Development Area: 8,113 km2 in extent of which 5,170 km2 (64%) is in Lesotho and 2,943 km2 (36%) is in South Africa.
Click on the link below for a list of Peter Hayward’s favourite grand safari camp regions. Call Peter or Celia du Preez to discuss your big event needs and find the perfect spot for your next event.
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