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iSimangaliso Day Trips (St Lucia Wetlands + Cape Vidal)
Wildlife drives, viewpoints, and (conditions permitting) Cape Vidal beach time and snorkeling ideal for visitors with limited days.
Open-vehicle day safaris to Hluhluwe-iMfolozi
Big 5 country, great game viewing and photography a
classic add-on from St Lucia.
Night drives & wildlife experiences (St Lucia area)
Perfect if you want to add something after a beach day nocturnal wildlife, storytelling, and cooler evening temps.
Seasonal highlights
Turtle tours (in season), whale watching, deep sea fishing, ocean safaris ask whats best for your dates.
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St LUCIA WETLANDSSt LUCIA SAFARIS, TOURS & TRAILSSt Lucia Wetlands Safaris Departing Daily
St LUCIA WETLANDS PARK TOUROur St Lucia Wetlands Park Tour Includes St Lucia Wetlands Safari Visit to Cape Vidal Cape Vidal Snorkeling Lunch at Cape Vidal visit to Mission Rocks A trip to the iSimangaliso Wetlands Park (formerly known as the Greater St Lucia Wetlands Park) is an opportunity to see and experience one of the greatest varieties of natural wonders in one area in the world. The St Lucia Wetlands Park marine wildlife includes migrating Humpbacked whales (in season), marine turtles, large numbers of Bottlenose dolphins who frequent the area year round, and a myriad of other marine organisms which are to be found along the rocky and sandy shores. St Lucia Wetlands Tours Depart Daily The terrestrial part of the St Lucia Wetlands Park, north of the town of St Lucia has vast areas of savanna and forest, which are home to numerous animal and bird species, large and small. This variety includes the Black and White Rhino, Buffalo, Leopard, Kudu, Elephant, Bushbabies, countless bird species and a vast array of other mammals and reptiles. Lake St. Lucia, the largest salt water lake system in Africa, is home to +- 800 hippo and +- 2000 crocodiles and will be one of our stops along the way. A visit to Lake St Lucia provides us with a chance to search for some of the water birds feeding along the lake shore. The African Fish Eagle and the huge Goliath Heron are common sightings at St Lucia while Flamingos and Pelicans are found in huge flocks at Lake St Lucia and in the St Lucia wetlands Our St Lucia Wetlands tour includes a game drive through the St Lucia Wetlands Park with a number of walking trails en route for those who wish. One trail is up to a whale viewing platform at Cape Vidal. If conditions allow at Cape Vidal, snorkeling will be one of the highlights for the day. Cape Vidal is suited to both the beginner and those more experienced at snorkeling, allowing everyone the chance to enjoy the underwater paradise at Cape Vidal. Snorkeling at Cape Vidal is safe at low tide, and you will be guided by a qualified Lifeguard. We provide a very substantial, freshly prepared lunch at Cape Vidal. WHAT TO BRING: Sunscreen, a hat, cameras, bathing suits and towels for those wishing to snorkel. Our guides always have a set of binoculars with them but if you have your own we recommend that you bring them. We Provide snorkeling masks
Detailed Information about the iSimangaliso Wetlands Park
Introduction The
Greater St. Lucia Wetlands Park 9 now the
iSimangaliso Wetlands Park (32°0625E to
32°5646E. and 26°5126S to 28°2907S) is
a World Heritage Site. There are few comparable
protected coastlines within the tropics as
pristine as St. Lucia's. The St Lucia Wetlands
Park is one of the outstanding natural wetland
sites of Africa. It lies on a
tropical-subtropical interface with a wide range
of terrestrial, wetland, estuarine lake, coastal
and marine environments, which are scenically
beautiful and basically unmodified by people.
These include coral reefs, long sandy beaches,
coastal dunes, lake systems, swamps, and
extensive reed and papyrus wetlands, critical
habitat for a range of species from Africa's
sea, wetlands and savannas. The interaction of
these environments with major floods and coastal
storms in the Park's transitional location have
resulted in exceptional species diversity and
ongoing speciation. Contact Us
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