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Are you prepared for a wilder than wild year? The Wild Card Programme offers a treasure chest of unforgettable adventures, unique accommodation options and amazing fauna and flora. Get ready to say #HowWildIsThat!
Continue readingMichelle Sky Hayward is no ordinary Wild Card traveller. As a professional kitesurfer and avid explorer, her Wild Card takes her to some of the best ocean spots.
Continue readingWant to start 2018 on a healthy note? And with healthy we mean exciting, fun and good for you. Enter now for the 4th annual #ResolutionRun in Swaziland’s wilderness.
Continue readingAs the weather warms up, we have just the solution for keeping cool. Head to these idyllic protected areas and spend the day on the water – in a kayak, canoe or even on a SUP.
Continue readingBird hides are much more than secluded hotspots for spying on bird and animal life. At some you can even spend the night. It’s your chance to briefly co-exist with wild creatures without any disturbance from other hide visitors.
Continue readingWhether you’re a first-timer to South Africa’s wild places or a regular visitor, there’s always something special and exhilarating about a guided night drive. What the night will bring, no one knows.
Continue readingThe mystical paintings of the San call to us down the centuries, offering tantalising glimpses of who these hunter-gatherers were. Head to these five Wild parks and reserves to fall under the spell of ancient rock art.
Continue readingAutumn’s mild weather is the ideal time to head to a picturesque braai spot with family and friends. Combine super braai locations in Wild parks with delicious braai recipes for an unforgettable feast.
Continue readingFascinated by stars but not entirely sure where to go or what to look for? This month Wild draws inspiration from the night sky for the best stargazing destinations in South Africa.
Continue readingFor adrenalin junkies Expedition Africa is a popular adventure race. For four passionate conservationists it’s a chance to test their bush skills and promote outdoor recreation among fellow rangers.
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