Walking safaris are about noticing the smaller things in the bush from the plants and trees to the birds, insects and small animals. You will learn to recognise the different alarm calls from a squirrel (different for lion and leopard), the circles of vultures, as they sniff out a kill and the many signs animals leave behind, unnoticed in a safari vehicle.

Become an honorary ranger as your guide teaches you the ways of the bush as you encounter the many species in the national park. This is truly an exciting adventure for those who wish to become one with nature.

Long known for a good standard of guides the mobile camping guides are the crème de la crème of the industry. Expert trackers, expert birders, experts in almost all parts of the field; they can successfully lead you into predator sightings as well as teach you with sounds, sights and smells of the bush. Braxton, who leads these trips, is top notch, not only as a guide but as a story teller round the camp fire. Listen as he tells you tales of sightings gone by, unlikely encounters and how he recognises the signals of the bush.