There has never been a better time for animal lovers to travel through the unbeaten paths of South Africa. Travellers who want more out of their travelling experience, who have a passion for animals and dream of getting up close and personal with wildlife now have the opportunity to partake in a unique travel experience at one of the three big cat park projects offered by i-to-i in stunning South Africa. These projects are perfect for those travellers who not only love the outdoors but have a soft spot for the fuzzy furry creatures that inhabit the astonishing grounds of South Africa.
South Africa has quickly become a popular travel destination among travellers around the world. What traveller could resist seeing its beauty through its magnificent views; cultural diversity of its people, sport, and adventure. Not to forget it is home to extraordinary range of wildlife. Travellers who visit South Africa will have the opportunity to participate in safaris and see the rare wildlife for themselves. They can also visit other reserves and take in all that represents the South African culture.
For travellers who aren’t simply the observing type and really are looking to get involved in all aspects of the wildlife’s upbringing, one of the three new parks; Help Raise Lions and Tigers in South Africa; Hands-on work with endangered wildlife in South Africa; and Live with Lion Cubs in South Africa are sure to complement all your travel desires.
For travellers who’ve seen bears but dream of lions and tigers then the Help Raise Lions and Tigers project in South Africa could not be a more perfect fit. Travellers will have the opportunity to swoon over the cubs as they help care for them at this big cat breeding centre. Daily activities will include feeding and nurturing of the cubs and their older brothers and sisters; cleaning and inspecting the wildlife enclosures, as well as providing guided tours to visitors of the centre. While spending quality hands on time with these cats, volunteers will also have opportunity to take advantage of the vast amount of knowledge which the park rangers are more than keen to pass on. Travellers will be staying at a chalet style accommodation which will provide them the unique opportunity to live amongst the beauty of the nature and wildlife. On the weekends volunteers are free to explore all that South Africa has to offer.
For travellers who dream of wildlife surrounding their every move then the Hands on Work with Endangered Wildlife in South Africa will make that dream a reality. Travellers will have the opportunity to help treat the injured and endangered wildlife. Travellers will spend their day’s hand feeding and caring for newborn cubs, preparing food for the wildlife and ensuring upkeep of the animal enclosures. Travellers will not need to participate in a safari as they will hear the sounds of the birds chirping as they walk the park grounds where zebras, antelope, and giraffe’s roam free. Travellers will be staying in dormitory style accommodation in a lodge right on the grounds, with modern amenities. After a week of hard work and embracing themselves within the extraordinary wildlife environment, travellers can relax in the sun on one of the gorgeous beaches close by the centre.
For travellers who really want to dig their paws right into it and spend time raising these animals then Live with Lion Cubs project is South Africa is a perfect match. Travellers will play an important role in raising and securing the welfare of these lions at this breeding centre. This project is predominantly hands on so that travellers will be feeding the cubs themselves while making sure the facilities at the reserve are well maintained. Travellers can take advantage of the great deal of knowledge that the rangers are happy to share. Travellers will be staying in chalet style accommodations with modern amenities,
alongside the cub enclosures. Onsite, the evenings can be spent relaxing around the pool, small bar or hanging out in the lounge area with other volunteers. Travellers will also have the luxury of feasting on some authentic African food during the stay on the reserve while spending the weekends exploring the beauty of South Africa.
With these new trips offering a variety of hands on work with the magnificent wildlife of South Africa, travellers will have a hard time choosing between all three! For more information take a look at the i-to-i website http://www.i-
