9 Day Game Capture Experience

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9 Day Game Capture Package

A hands-on wildlife conservation and safari experience in South Africa

24 Apr - 2 May 2027

9-day itinerary

$7500 All-inclusive

Meals, transport & guide

Rhino Experience

With Dr Heinrich Vollgraaff

Photography

Coaching included

Adventure Timeline

24 April – Arrival

Day 1
Airport pickup and transfer to B&B

25–28 April – Game Capture

4 Days
Game capture operations
Game capture operations
Game capture operations
Game capture operations

29–30 April – Rhino Work

2 Days
Hands-on rhino conservation work
Fieldwork with Dr Heinrich Vollgraaff

1 May – Game Auction on Farm

Special Event
Observe wildlife trading and management operations

2 May – Departure

Day 9
Depart for onward flight

Included Experiences

  • Game drives

  • Night drive

  • Guided game walk

  • Time in wildlife hides over water

Safari Activities

Photography

  • Professional photography coaching

  • Field guidance from experienced wildlife photographers

Cultural & Scenic

  • Tshipise hot pools visit

  • Visit to ancient Venda ruins

Rhino Conservation

  • Two full days of rhino work

  • Hands-on participation

  • Work alongside Dr Heinrich Vollgraaff

Booking

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What's Included

All-Inclusive Package

Possible helicopter ride during game work

Subject to conditions
What's Not Included

Exclusions

Species we assist

Rhino

One of Africa's most striking antelopes, the sable is recognised by its glossy black coat, white facial markings, and long, gracefully curved horns. Powerful yet elegant, it is a prized species in wildlife conservation.

Eland

The largest antelope in Africa, the eland is surprisingly agile despite its size. Calm and majestic, these gentle giants are often seen grazing peacefully across open woodlands and grasslands.

Gemsbok

Built for life in harsh, arid environments, the gemsbok is instantly recognisable by its bold black-and-white facial markings and long, spear-like horns. It is one of Africa's toughest and most resilient antelopes.

Kudu

Known as the "Grey Ghost" of the bush, the kudu is admired for its impressive spiral horns and ability to disappear effortlessly into dense vegetation. It is one of Africa's most iconic antelope species.

Impala

Graceful, fast and incredibly agile, impalas are among the most common antelope found across southern Africa. Their spectacular leaps help them evade predators and make for unforgettable wildlife sightings.

Giraffe

The world's tallest land mammal, the giraffe offers an unforgettable sight as it browses the treetops. Its gentle nature, unique coat pattern, and towering height make it one of Africa's most beloved animals.

Wildebeest

Often called the "Blue Wildebeest," this hardy grazer is famous for its annual migrations and immense stamina. Strong, social, and full of character, wildebeest play a vital role in Africa's ecosystems.

Sable

One of Africa's most striking antelopes, the sable is recognised by its glossy black coat, white facial markings, and long, gracefully curved horns. Powerful yet elegant, it is a prized species in wildlife conservation.

Before You Travel

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Comprehensive cover is strongly recommended for all participants.
Recommended
Conservancy indemnity forms must be completed and signed before participation.
Required
Participants should be able to climb on and off safari vehicles and walk on uneven terrain. Age is not a limiting factor; reasonable mobility is required.
Required

A Once-in-a-Lifetime Conservation Journey

Ideal for wildlife enthusiasts, photographers, conservation supporters, and safari travelers seeking more than a traditional game-viewing holiday.