NISELA SAFARIS

Nisela Safaris offers a wide range of accomodation from camp sites, to a traditional beehive cultural village, a bed and breakfast colonial style guesthouse, self catering timber cabins and finally a safari lodge. We have a restaurant, coffeeshop and full bar facilities. We also have our very popular game drives and walks on offer.

OBERLAND CAMP

Last month we had a special on our new camp - Oberland camp.
This month we are continuing with our special for those that missed the opportunity. For only 100.00 p.p these self-catering timber cabins are perfect for those wanting to get away from it all.
Please contact Sanele @ 3030318 for more information.

BIRDWALK

We will be having our ever popular birdwalk on the last Sunday of this month - 31st March - leaving from the safari gate @ 6am .
For only 35.00 p.p this includes breakfast and a birdwalk with guide and keen birder Mr. Hunt Holley. Please contact Sanele @ 3030318 to book.

EASTER BUFFET LUNCH WITH AN EASTER EGG HUNT

Sunday 31st March a buffet lunch will be available for only E65.00 p.p, the children will be able to participate in an "Easter Egg Hunt" in the afternoon. The tenth person to book telephonically will receive their meal for free, so phone now - 3030318.

MEMBERSHIP CARDS

Annual membership is still available for those of you who wish to join. Contact Taryn @ 3030318.

PYTHON SEBAE

This python was found on the main road along Nisela Safs. It was probably hit by a passing motor vehicle making it one of many unfortunate road kills.
The African rock python (python sebae) is Africa's largest snake, growing up to 5metres in length. It eats mammals (yes, including impalas) and birds.
Snakes which have been unfortunately killed are not thrown away but are preserved for educational purposes. School groups that visit Nisela have the opportunity of viewing these serpants at close range and therefore getting to know more about them.

A message from Nisela

You do not have to kill snakes as they are a very important part of the whole ecosystem.
It is a rule at Nisela Safaris that nobody is allowed to kill anything including snakes and spiders.
The other unfortunate problem we have with regards to our wildlife is the number of road kills we have every week.
Motorists are supposed to travel at 60kmph but ignore this and travel at speeds of up to 120kmph killing anything which happens to be crossing the road from tortoises to warthogs to snakes.
This could easily be avoided if people obeyed the speed limit and took an interest in the dwindling wildlife around them.

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