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1 day safari from Cape Town

You’ve got all your gear ready, the camera on standby, and all you need to know now is where to go! What we can tell you, is if a safari was on your list, move it up to the first position. Immerse yourself in the Aquila Game Lodge. Home to some jaw dropping landscapes and a spectacular setting for  1 day safari from Cape Town.

The birth of safari from Cape Town

It could be argued that the concept of a “safari” was born in South Africa, with the primal roar of lion and leopard hungrily following a  herd of impala or wildebeest so immense, at times it seems Cape Town itself is rumbling. The Aquila Game Lodge, the closest 1 day safari from Cape Town  draws many travelers due to its top notch conservation, community and ethical ethos. . The park takes its name from the endangered black or verreaux eagle (Aquila verreauxii).  Aquila’s story began in 1999 when its owner, Searl Derman, driven by a desire to share his passion for the wild with Cape Town, set about searching for the perfect piece of land to re-introduce the Big 5 to the Western Cape.

What animals you are likely to see on the 1 day safari from cape town?

Cape Town is a jewel embedded on the southern tip of South Africa. It is a country abundant in some of the world’s most majestic natural wonders. Think of spectacular mountain ranges, extraordinary deserts, wetlands, wildlife parks and even beaches! The country’s diverse landscapes are unlike any place in the world, and it’s a destination where one can find both relaxation, thrill and of course, wildlife! Now you’re probably wondering what exactly you are likely to see on a 1 day safari from Cape Town, and while we can’t guarantee you’ll see every single animal that roams the face of the earth, we can guarantee that it gets rather close. Here is a list:

• Elephant
• Lion
• Cape Buffalo
• Leopard
• Rhino
• Wildebeest
• Impala
• Warthog
• Zebra
• Giraffe
• Eagles
• Ants

What is included in the traditional Big 5 safari from Cape Town?

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