Professional rangers and skilled trackers ensure an exciting and informative game experience. Wildlife interpretations featuring creatures big and small provide insights into bushveld ecology on guided bush walks.

Wildlife activities here enable guests to ‘touch, taste and smell’ the bushveld. The day begins with a game drive of a few hours’ duration, accompanied by a qualified ranger and tracker. Guests not only get close to Big Game but also learn to identify trees and plants, taste edible fruit, follow in the footsteps of animals great and small and learn about local bush lore.

Become one with the bush as you track silently after the spoor of wildlife during game drives. The night game viewing is an experience of its own. The nocturnal sightings might include bushbabies, the elusive genet, or hunting predators stalking their prey. Lanterns welcome you back and guide you along the pathways to the bush boma for an African feast under the southern stars.

Dress code is bushveld casual (neutral coloured clothing) and lightweight, but a sweater/jacket may be required. During the winter, June, July and August warm clothes are necessary especially early morning and on game drives. A hat, sunscreen, flashlight and binoculars will add pleasure to your stay.

Rangers carry rifles on all game drives and excursions, and all guests are escorted to their chalets after dark. Our guests’ safety is of utmost importance to us. We accommodate disabled people. In the event of an emergency, Tangala has full air evacuation facilities. Although our camp is created to protect our guests from malaria, it is strongly recommended that they take their appropriate preventative measures.