Half Day Safari Tala Game Reserve & Natal Park from Durban
Mkhambathini, Durban
Tala Game Reserve is a wildlife haven, a real gem for animal and nature lovers. This is complemented by Natal Park which has lions and elephants. A must do tour for anyone visiting Durban area
Game Drive Safari at Tala Game Reserve and Natal Park from Durban
This full-day guided game drive departs Durban, suitable for wildlife enthusiasts seeking to see diverse animals and birds in Tala Game Reserve and Natal Park.
Highlights
- 4x4 game drive at Tala Game Reserve
- Game drive at Natal Park
- Over 380 bird species at Tala Game Reserve
- Wildlife includes elephants, rhino, kudu, impala, antelope, hippos, giraffes, zebras
- Visits to Tala Private Game Reserve and Natal Park, Durban
Description
Depart Durban at 8:00 am for a 4x4 game drive through Tala Game Reserve, home to big game such as rhino, kudu, hippo, giraffe, and the rare sable antelope. The reserve also hosts more than 380 bird species. Notable plants include the fiery aloe, euphorbia, and wild sage.
From Tala, continue to Natal Park to observe elephants amid indigenous trees, diverse birdlife, and various smaller wildlife species. This tour offers the chance to see a wide range of wild animals including parts of the big five: lions, rhino, and elephants in their natural habitat.
Includes
- Game drive in Tala Game Reserve
- Elephant viewing in Natal Park
- Sightings of giraffes, zebras, kudus, antelopes, impalas, and more
- Large variety of bird species
- Visits to Natal Park
- Pick up and drop off from cruise ships, hotels, airport, and other locations
Important Information
- The tour schedule is flexible to accommodate travelers arriving by ship after 8:00 am
- If Tala Game Reserve is unavailable, the safari will take place at nearby Gwahumbe Game Reserve, offering a similar wildlife experience
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, bring comfortable shoes, sun protection, binoculars, and a camera. Morning departures offer optimal wildlife viewing conditions.
