WILDBERG SAFARIS TRAVEL HINTS
TRAVEL INFORMATION
When planning your safari this information might come in handy.
DURATION
The best months for a safaris are from March through to October. The days are cool and comfortable with chilly to cold nights. The rest of the year is mild to warm. The duration of a hunting safari is determined mainly by the number and species required. Safaris are normally two weeks but shorter hunts are available on request. We recommend a minimum of five days. Short hunts or tours for businessmen can also be accommodated.
HEALTH
First aid medical kit is provided for emergency situations. Arrange for the availability or bring all medication required by yourself. Our region is totally malaria free.
CLOTHING
Comfortable and well-worn safari brand clothes are necessary for daywear while warm clothing is necessary for early mornings and late evenings. We also recommend a hat, a good pair of worn in boots and a pair of binoculars.
TRAVEL DURING SAFARI
There are regular flights available to and from overseas destinations and Johannesburg, Bloemfontein and Port Elizabeth. International clients must be in possession of a passport and visa on entering South Africa. We will personally meet you at the airport from where we will transport you to Wildberg or your first safari destination. After completion of your safari we will personally see you to the airport or venue of your own choice. Chatered flights between safari areas may be arranged on request.
FIREARMS
A 7mm calibre rifle is suitable for most species up to the size of bigger antelope. A .375 H&H or heavier is more acceptable for larger animals and "The Big Five". Suitable firearms can be made available for hire by prior arrangements. With your firearms we recommend high quality ammunition.
Your firearm permit and proof of ownership from your own country must accompany you and a maximum of 200 rounds of ammunition will be allowed into South Africa. An import export firearm pirmit will be required. No semi or automatic guns will be allowed into South Africa.