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Wild Wings Safaris

Name: Wild Wings Safaris
Address: 36 Akasia Street, George, 6529, ZA
Telephone: +442034740093
Price range: ££

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For over 20 years, we've been guiding and designing African safaris shaped around the individual. Every safari we plan is shaped around the individual.

We share real wildlife sightings, insights from our travels across Southern and East Africa, and stories from a community that cares deeply about the wild. Wild Wings Safaris is a specialist African safari company with offices in South Africa and the UK. For over 20 years, we've designed tailor-made safaris across Southern and East Africa, built on first-hand experience and long-standing relationships with the lodges and guides we work with. Our team travels regularly to the properties we recommend so that our advice is practical, informed and balanced. We also operate our own guided safaris in South Africa's Kruger National Park, using custom open safari vehicles and highly qualified guides. This hands-on involvement keeps us closely connected to the realities of safari travel. We don't use templates, and we stay personally involved throughout the process. We are members of ABTA (UK) and SATSA (South Africa). Here we share real wildlife sightings from our guides, insights from our travels, and stories from a community of travellers who return to explore with us again.

10/11/2026

We have some wonderful guides and a team of Africa Safari Specialists who really know their stuff. But do you know who makes Wild Wings Safaris what it is?

People like Fiona. ❤️

Fiona and her husband Ian have travelled with us before, and they've just returned from another adventure, this time exploring Zimbabwe's extraordinary wild places.

Now, Fiona isn't someone who simply goes on safari to see animals. She's genuinely interested in wildlife, conservation and understanding the places she visits. And judging by the photographs she's shared with us, she's rather handy with a camera, too!

She sent Cat, her dedicated safari planner, an absolute treasure trove of wildlife photographs from their trip. We couldn't possibly keep them all to ourselves.

Fiona, thank you for letting us share some of your beautiful images. And, more importantly, thank you for continuing to put your trust in us. It's guests like you and Ian who make what we do so rewarding.

Right, everyone. Enough from us. Let's have a look at what Fiona saw in Zimbabwe! ❤️🐘

📷 Fiona Clarke | Zimbabwe, October 2026

09/11/2026

Watch those ears! 🦏❤️ This white rhino may be taking its time, but those ears are hard at work, swivelling this way and that, listening to everything happening around it. Rhinos don't have particularly good eyesight, so they rely heavily on their hearing and sense of smell to understand what's going on around them. And notice how quiet everyone is in the safari vehicle? No chatter. No unnecessary noise. Just the pleasure of watching a magnificent animal go about its business. Sometimes the best thing we can do on safari is simply be still, be quiet and enjoy the moment. 🎥 Simon Vegter

08/11/2026

There is a fine line between camouflage and optimism.

📷 Simon Vegter 📍 Kruger National Park

07/11/2026

Is there anything quite as irresistible as a baby animal? ❤️

Those enormous eyes, wobbly legs, fluffy little faces and, of course, baby elephants trying to figure out what on earth to do with their trunks. 😂

We've been revisiting one of our older blog posts about baby animals, and it turns out there's some fascinating science behind why we're so completely smitten with them.

But there's another side to the story, too. Life in the wild isn't always kind to its youngest inhabitants, and being adorable offers no protection from the challenges they face.

If you've ever wondered why baby animals have such a hold on our hearts, we think you'll enjoy this one. ❤️

Why Are Baby Animals So Cute? 🐘🦒🦁

Why are baby animals so irresistible? Discover the science of cuteness, fascinating facts about African wildlife babies and how they survive in the wild.

06/11/2026

A little grooming session. A very patient youngster. And a lovely glimpse into the social lives of vervet monkeys. 🐒❤️ Grooming isn't just about keeping fur clean. It's also one of the ways monkeys strengthen their bonds, build trust and look after one another. Sometimes the smallest moments in the bush tell the loveliest stories. 🎥 Simon Vegter

05/11/2026

Poor mom can't catch a break! All she wants is a little lie-down. But two hungry hyena pups have other ideas. A swift rebuke, and she's back on her feet. And still they follow. Everywhere. 🎥 Simon Vegter

04/11/2026

Some mornings feel as though time has forgotten to move. ❤️ Giraffes moving slowly through the mist, their breath rising in little clouds against the cold morning air. Even the birds seem reluctant to disturb the silence. And for a few fleeting moments, it's easy to imagine this same scene unfolding centuries ago, long before roads, buildings and the noise of our modern world. 🦒❤️ Just the giraffes, the mist and a morning that belongs to another time. 🎥 Simon Vegter

03/11/2026

You know those people who take time off work and end up doing pretty much what they do for a living? 😂🐘 Meet Simon and Nicky. When they're not guiding safaris in Kruger, they can sometimes be found doing things like taking part in the annual wildlife census in Zimbabwe's Gonarezhou National Park. 🎥 Nicky Firer

02/11/2026

Early morning rush hour in Kruger. 🐃❤️ No hooting. No road rage. Just a massive herd of buffalo making their way across the road. We could get used to this commute. 🎥 Simon Vegter

01/11/2026

Wild Wings Safaris may be the name on the website, but there's a whole team of people behind it. ❤️

The ones answering questions, working through itineraries, checking the details, guiding guests through the bush and making sure everything comes together.

Different personalities, different strengths, and a shared determination to do right by the people who travel with us.

We're rather fond of this lot. ❤️

📷 Wild Wings Safaris 📍 Panorama Route

Address

36 Akasia Street
George
6529

Opening Hours

Monday	08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 17:00
Thursday	08:00 - 17:00
Friday	08:00 - 17:00

Telephone

+442034740093

Website

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