Assist in preparing and provisioning you
and your guests for your hunt.
Guide and instruct on the hunt as needed.
Skin and dress trophies for local mounting
or dip and ship to your selected
taxidermist.
Daily laundry service allows you to pack
and travel light.
For the bravehearts from Alaska a pool is
provided to spend a lazy hour if Africa's
heat tends to get to you.
Greet you at the Johannesburg International
Airport on the day of your arrival.
Transport you and your guests from the
airport to your lodge about 2.5 hours away.
Settle you in your lodge.
Personally assist in preparing and
provisioning you and your guests for your
safari.
Guide and instruct on the safari.
Your safety, and the safety of your family and guests, is our primary concern when guiding photo safaris.
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From the time of your arrival to the time you leave, you and
your guests are treated with the utmost priority. Each day
your meals are prepared by our chef and your lodge is tidied.
Hunts
We specialize in custom hunts for African game species of
your choice. Once arrangements have been made, we will:
Greet you at Johannesburg International
Airport on the day of your arrival.
Assist with import licenses of weapons.
Transport you and your guests from the
airport to our hunting areas about 2.5
hours away.
Settle you in your lodge which is about
300yds from the main house and boma
where meals are served.
Hunting days start early, and, depending on how far you have to travel
for your quarry, you will either have a brunch in the bush or come back
to camp for a full breakfast. To keep the hunger away you are woken
by staff with a drink of your choice and a light breakfast to last until
noon.
Dinners are a special occasion and are served in an open boma under
the African sky or in the main house. Dinner normally consist of three
courses, and you will get to taste some of the game you have hunted.
The day's events are recalculated around the fire and a night cap
makes for a good night's rest.
Photo Safaris
Most people never experience the wildlife of Africa in their natural
habitat. Once arrangements have been made, we will: