the transfrontiers experience

Transfrontiers Safaris offer two unique African experiences encompassing the wildlife of South Africa and the pristine coast of Mozambique. The wildlife walking safari and the Mozambique coastal holiday can be enjoyed as one package or independently. We have endeavored to keep the experience you take back from Africa as authentic and true as possible. There is a world of difference between experiencing a safari in Africa on foot than say, from the tinted windows of a luxury bus, while our lodge in Mozambique is small and personalized with just 4 units and a staff of enthusiastic Mozambiquans who are eager to share their country, customs and cuisine with you.

The wildlife safari is on foot, out there with the African Wildlife, sharing the daily dramas’ of their lives, sharing their paths and waterholes, their space. To walk is to follow their tracks, feel the tingle of your own senses and hear the beating of your heart as you edge closer to a herd of elephant resting in the shade. To sleep in a tent under the trees with only the canvas between you and the bush is an experience not easily forgotten. A safari is a journey of the body and the soul, a venture into the unknown and an opportunity to face some of the mysteries of nature. With over 20 years of experience, we still believe in the magic of the bush and strive to offer that “once in a lifetime experience” to all our guests.

Incomati River Lodge is located on the estuary of the Incomati River close to the sea in the bay of Maputo. The guests that visit this small exclusive lodge are treated to wholehearted African hospitality and the peaceful surrounds of a rural scene of river and beach where local fisherman pass by and Fish Eagle calls. The chef delights in preparing his seafood specialties including prawns, crab curry and fresh ocean fish along with his exceptional peri peri sauce.

Daily activities include horse riding, boating to the ocean at the river mouth, 4x4 journeys over densely wooded sand dunes to remote beaches, canoeing out to a island close by or birding on the wide flood plains of the Incomati River.

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