IN PICTURES: 10 reasons to visit Phinda Private Game Reserve

discoverafrica 31 August 2016

Home to Africa’s Big Five and an abundance of other flora and fauna, the Phinda Private Game Reserve situated in South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal province is the ideal destination for travellers looking to experience an authentic African safari. The Phinda Private Game Reserve offers a safe haven for threatened wildlife, such as cheetah and black rhino. It's also an excellent bird watching location, as it's home to approximately 415 bird species. If you're planning a South African safari, here are 10 reasons why you need to visit the Phinda Private Game Reserve.

 

 

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