Experience the natural world and enjoy all she has to offer through sound, touch and smell.
Sound in the wild is a complex affair and tells us so much more about lifestyle and relationships. Dominance and display, courtship and communication, selection and survival – all play out audibly.
Sound gives a true sense of place from the gentle rustling of leaves in the wind to the dramatic clash of antelope horns or warning call of a Go-away Bird.
A sound adventure is complemented by exploring the many textures in the bushveld. The rough bark of a Knobthorn tree, the smooth worn section of a rhino or elephant rubbing post, soft velvet leaves, sharp thorns, delicate petals. Feeling animal tracks in the sand and mud – so much to experience and learn.
And there is much to smell and, sometimes, taste too – the floral fragrance of wild jasmine, pungent grasses after the rain, the tartness of a sour plum and the sweetness of marula fruit.
Following our involvement in the highly acclaimed documentary Call of the Wild we have taken our sound safaris to another level and cater for blind and visually impaired guests on an immersive and focused safari adventure.
These safaris are led by one of our specialist trained guides and tailor-made to suit your needs.
See more on our December 2024 sponsored safari HERE
A recording of Yellow-billed Hornbills displaying. Their loud clucking call is accompanied by much head bobbing and open-winged display.
An Emerald-Spotted Wood Dove calls in the background.
Lion calling in the moonlight, recorded on a sound safari in Sabi Sands Nature Reserve.
Blue Wildebeest recorded in Entabeni Game Reserve in the Waterberg region of South Africa.
Crowned Lapwings call throughout and a Black-backed Jackal calls occasionally as does a lion.
Immerse yourself in one of our unique sound safaris and really connect with nature.
