Showing posts with label Kruger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kruger. Show all posts

Friday, May 21, 2010

Kick Off Or Kick Back?: The Decision Is Yours…




FIFA 2010 mania is alive and well in Jo’burg, today’s sizzling street party in Vilakazi Street, Soweto kicking off the 20-day countdown. A leading lifestyle hub in South Africa, the celebrations in the “City of Gold” are proof that the South African people are ready to rock when it comes to showcasing the best of this vibrant community. 

However, if you don’t have a ticket to the tournament and you’re looking forward to kicking back as opposed to the kick off, why not head out on our 6-day African Insight overland tour.  Starting in Zambia, the trip includes adrenaline antics at the Victoria falls, a laidback cruise along the Chobe River and game viewing in the Kruger before touching down in Johannesburg.  If there’s no need for a speedy take off, take five instead and enjoy a three day city stay in one of the most cosmopolitan cities on the African continent.



There will still be a buzz post FIFA in this all year round destination; other overland jaunts starting and ending in Jo’burg including, the 32-day South East Adventure Alternative, the 22-day Zanzibar, Victoria Falls and Kruger, the 21-day East African Explorer, the 25-day South West Safari, the 25-day Desert tracker and the 46-day Ultimate African Adventure.

So if your decision is to avoid the crowds and travel post or pre FIFA 2010 - you can celebrate with the African people whenever the travel bug hits and whether you fancy a kick around with your new safari sidekicks or the locals, we're pretty sure they'll be up for it!




Monday, February 22, 2010

Where's the buzz in the Rainbow Nation? Vote Now on our Twtpoll!

Where's the buzz in the Rainbow Nation?

Now you can rank the top five destinations in South Africa put forward by our tweeps and Wild Tweep judges. 



Join the Twitter buzz @AcaciaAfrica this Friday 26 of February from 13:00 to 13:20 (GMT) and quiz our winning Wild Tweep. We promise, this will be one tweet up guaranteed to have you dusting off that back pack in 5 seconds flat and heading off on a new South Africa adventure!

Please add the following event hashtag to all your tweets: #WildTweep

Friday, February 12, 2010

BIG FIVE countdown 4 Wild Tweep Applications: LAST CALL 4 entries!





It’s the last day for Wild Tweep applications so here’s the final word from our expert safari judges and a quick reminder of why you should find five and enter...

So guys, I guess the question is why head off to South Africa?

AfricaFreak.com: “the Kruger is by far the richest and most diverse ecosystem you can possibly dream of!”

Travelcomments.com: “The Wild Coast/former Transkei is WOW!. Why? Amazing landscape, the rocky coastline, never ending beaches, space to relax and to think about yourself, the world and everything else! Pure chillaxation!"

PlanYourSafari.com: “the battlefields are my favourite spot. Beautiful country side, great history and amazing guides to tell the stories of the Zulu wars.”

So there’s your answer – need we say more! Of course, the winner will be bagging a six-day overland trip including game viewing in the Kruger and as we’re talking about safaris – your ultimate African experience is just a click away. Download AfricaFreak's FREE Safari Tips 101 E-Book online now:

If you’ve yet to travel to South Africa or if you just want to join in the buzz then you can always can log onto Twitter on the 26th of February (13.00 – 13.20 GMT) and quiz our winning Wild Tweep. RSVP on Facebook or Twtvite.

Got a burning question on SouthAfrica? You can also email us pre tweet up at gowildonline@acacia-africa.com

Monday, August 10, 2009

Big Five Flash Sale Hot Spot “Kruger National Park”


The "Battle at Kruger," the buffalo-lion-crocodile bloodbath, is one of the most popular You Tube videos of all time (http://tr.im/vIXn). The biggest wildlife bang for your buck, the Kruger is traditional Big Five territory and iconic lion country. Most of the action takes place in the early morning, late afternoon and evening, the lionesses usually initiating hunts.