South Africa has close to 600 national Parks and reserves, collectively
boasting spectacular scenery, impressive fauna and flora, excellent facilities
and reasonable prices. Many are enclosed within fences, intended to minimise
conflict between the animals and their human neighbors.
Yet, due to the vast spaces, you will generally only see the
fences when you drive through the park gates - the wildlife itself is satisfying
and completely wild. Visiting the parks and reserves will likely be the
highlight of your visit. The most famous feature is wildlife, while others are
primarily wilderness sanctuaries of hiking areas. When on safari, it is worth
remembering that wildlife tourism is one of the main sources of revenue for conservation
efforts in South Africa. The money you spend in national parks and reserves in ploughed
back into these areas, thus ensuring that future visitors will be able to
collect their own unforgettable memories.
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