Safari à Tala Game Reserve Natal Park & Phezulu au départ de Durban
Description
Il s'agit d'une visite populaire car elle comprend la réserve de chasse Tala, le parc Natal et le village culturel de Phezulu. Rencontre avec des éléphants au Natal Park. À la réserve de chasse de Tala, voyez le rhinocéros, la girafe, le zèbre, le kudu, l'éland, les hippopotames et bien d'autres. Découvrez la culture zouloue et les danses zoulous exaltantes au Phezulu Safari Park. Faits saillants 1. Safari à Tala Réserve de chasse 2. Voir des éléphants au Natal Park 3. Découvrez la danse traditionnelle africaine à Phezulu 4. Visite du village traditionnel de zulu à Phezulu
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Nous viendrons vous chercher à 6h00 pour commencer notre visite. Le parc du Natal abrite des éléphants. Depuis le Natal Park, nous nous dirigeons vers la réserve de Tala.
La réserve privée de chasse de Tala est un sanctuaire de faune qui s'étend sur plus de 3000 hectares et intègre de nombreux environnements naturels divers. La réserve compte plus de 380 espèces d'oiseaux, dont le rhinocéros, le buffle, le kudu, l'hippopotame, la girafe et l'éland. La réserve est bien garnie avec une riche variété de gibier, d'oiseaux et de plantes, nichée au cœur du KwaZulu-Natal. Approchez-vous de la petite mangouste, ou de la plus grande de toutes les antilopes d'Afrique australe, l'Eland. Tala possède une vingtaine d'espèces d'antilopes, dont certaines races spéciales, comme l'oribi, le bushbuck et le reedbuck, avec d'autres gibiers en abondance. Les enfants de quatre ans et plus sont admis sur les parcours de jeu à Tala. Veuillez noter : Dans le cas où la réserve de chasse de Tala ne serait pas disponible le jour de votre visite, le safari de chasse aura plutôt lieu à la réserve de chasse de Gwahumbe, située à proximité, qui offre une expérience et une qualité d'observation de la faune similaires.
Notre dernier arrêt est la «Vallée des 1000 collines» pour découvrir la culture traditionnelle zouloue au village culturel de PheZulu (en option). Les visiteurs sont emmenés dans une ferme zouloue traditionnelle pour découvrir à quoi ressemblait la vie zouloue traditionnelle il y a de nombreuses années au XIXe siècle. protection. Au «Sibaya» de PheZulu ou au homestead, des huttes au toit de chaume entourent l'auditorium qui fait face à la magnifique «vallée des 1000 collines». Les touristes sont emmenés dans des huttes de chaume traditionnelles en forme de ruche, où les divers artefacts, croyances et rituels sont expliqués, donnant aux touristes un aperçu de la fascinante culture zouloue. Le spectacle de danse zoulou est impressionnant avec les danseurs dans leur costume traditionnel, montrant leurs compétences avec grâce, agilité et humour - une expérience vraiment inoubliable.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Lieux et horaires de prise en charge
Nous ramassons de partout à Durban, rayon de 50km
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes cardiovasculaires
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
Avis(5)
Wow, wow, wow!! What an experience. Lots of wildlife - rhinos, giraffes, lions, elephants and much more. Full Day Tala Game Reserve, Natal Lion Park & Phezulu from Durban
A great day fully enjoyed the Full Day Tala Game Reserve, Natal Lion Park & Phezulu Safari Park from Durban. Lots of animals. Great mix of wildlife, nature and cultural activities
The Full Day Tala Game Reserve - Phezulu Safari Park from Durban was a day to remember for my family. We saw lots of animals including giraffe, zebra, kudu, antelope and more. We also saw lions and elephants at Natal Lion Park.
We are pleased that you enjoyed the tour, thank you
The tour was totally overpriced. It cost € 180 per person and was not worth more than €60. We are extremely well travelled people who have quite a lot of safari and your experience. I have even organized such tours in Namibia and South Africa for small groups of photographers. We we were highly disappointed. Our driver was okay. He drove safely. Unfortunately I did not see that Get your guide was offering the same tour including the cultural village and the reptile house whereas we were expected to pay extra. The safari tour was just a drive round an enclosed area. Definitely nothing for experienced safari travellers.
We are sorry to hear that Peli did not enjoy this tour. This tour is popular and has largely been enjoyed by most of our customers because firstly we go to Tala Game Reserve where the traveler gets into a 4 x 4 game drive with an experienced Guide and get to see a lot of animals - giraffes, rhino, impala, kudu, antelope and a lot more. Thereafter we go to Natal Lion Park where they get to see lions, elephants, baboons, and many other. The program clearly states that at the 3rd stop which is Phezulu Safari Park, the client can do any activity at their cost (optional extra)
Firstly, I paid for a private tour for myself and my visitor. This did not happen. More people was included. (to save costs) I paid for a 4 x 4 experience. The vehicle that fetched us was a Corolla Quest with absolutely no ground clearance. The route chosen to arrive at the game park was ridiculous. 100's of speed bumps travelling at 20km an hour for more than an hour and a half. On arrival, I expected to change vehicles for the game drive but this did not happen. We actually went on the game drive using a Corolla Quest. That poor vehicle was nearly destroyed....Game drive was over within an hour due to the vehicle not being able to cope with the terrain. All passengers paid for a full day experience which according to us included Tala Game Reserve, National Lion Park and Phezulu Cultural Village but this was not the case. We were later told that Phezulu Village is now optional and we have to pay again. We eventually had to cut our losses and return home without going to Phezulu Village. We paid for a 10 hour day and got about 4 hours for our money.
We are sorry that Sanjay did not have a good experience on the day. We would like to respond as follows: 1. Tala Game Reserve 4 x 4 Game vehicle was full on the day. We did not want to cancel the tour so a decision was made to do a self drive tour of Tala Game Reserve. 2. Sanjay was taken to Natal Lion Park and appeared to have enjoyed the experience there watching lions and elephants. 3. Phezulu Safari Park is being offered as an optional extra. We do take our guests to Phezulu Safari Park but the guests decide what it is that they want to do at Pezulu Safari Park. It is unfortunate that Sanjay did not read the program correctly at the time of booking. 4. The vehicle allocated to Sanjay was a brand new very well airconditioned Toyota Quest. The vehicle has sufficient clearance to move on the roads in Tala Game Reserve. There are a lot of smaller vehicles being used at Tala Game Reserve. 5. We always look to improve our services and we have always received very positive feedback on this tour.
