Photography Tours are
fast becoming one of the most popular kind of tours in South Africa. There
are different options for your South African photography tour. The game parks are
perfect for photography opportunities. Each park has its own specialty
in species of animals.
Addo Elephant park holds the worlds largest
population of Elephants. They also have a very high number of Cape
Buffalo. The place to photograph elephants is defiantly here. Scotia Game Reserve has one of the biggest variety of animals
around. On this ranch, you will get a chance to photograph a large
variety animals including gemsbok, zebra, springbok, blesbok, white blesbok,
impala, warthog, lion and much more. On a night drive, if you are
lucky you will witness a pride of lion on a hunt for food.
The Drakensberg in KwaZulu Natal
offers some of the most scenic country side that South Africa has to offer.
Be careful as you may use more film than you intend. The Drakensberg, the
coastline and the Zululand Game parks let you experience a very full
photography tour on its own. The
sites along the garden route are breath taking. The Eastern Cape of
South Africa is often referred to as one of the most beautiful areas in the
world, and it is perfect for photography. As you travel down the
garden route, you will following the coast line. Along the way you
will be passing through mountain passes and other spectacular sites.
If your photography tour takes you to Cape Town, you will be amazed my the city with
all the sites it holds. Cape Town, is the joining point on two
oceans the Indian Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean. You will be in awe of
Table Mountain, one of the most spectacular sites in South Africa. In
some places there are even blinds set up for photographers to take pictures as
animals come to water holes in the early evening.
Please get hold of Merle at
Amakhulu Central Reservations if we can
assist you with any information about South Africa Merle has many options
for Photography and Wildlife tours of this diverse country. She will be glad to assist
in any way. Mail to
Merle
