Personalised tours of South Africa tailored to suit your needs and timing!

 

Discover South Africa With Nature Touring

Nature Touring specializes in personalized tours in South Africa. Our love of remote areas and natural beauty is highlighted in our year-round Karoo tours where we visit nature reserves, private farms and National Parks, showing off the wonderful diversity of the rich floral kingdom we live in. The flowers and wildlife you experience on our tours are unique to this part of the world.

We offer flower tours in spring (August to October) to our West Coast, Namaqualand and Karoo regions, as well as year-round tours to the famed Garden Route. Our nature tours incorporate whale watching (in season), big 5 game park tours and scenic ferry trips in Knysna & Plettenberg Bay. Nature Touring is also undertaken in Addo Elephant National Park which has the highest density of elephants in the world, and at Scotia famous for the abundance of free-roaming lions.

Our tours are for small parties of up to five people at a time and are given in the comfort of an air-conditioned VW Caravelle 4 Motion and are designed for the more mature tourist. The tours are led by two qualified Nature Tour Guides.

The Succulent Karoo an extraordinary exception to the low diversity typical of arid areas is the only arid ecosystem to be recognized as a global biodiversity hotspot has nearly one-third of the floral succulents in the world. In addition to its floral diversity, the Karoo is a center of diversity for reptiles and many groups of invertebrates. South Africa is ranked the third most biologically diverse country in the world, mainly because of the wide range of plant species found here.

The Cape Floristic Kingdom, namely Fynbos Biome, is an entire floral kingdom found nowhere else in the world, while the Succulent Karoo is the only arid land biodiversity hotspot in the world. It has the highest concentration of endemic genera and falls within the winter rainfall region, which is situated in the southern and western parts of South Africa.


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