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&BeYonD PHinDa PRivate game ReseRve KwaZulu-natal, south africa

&BeYonD PHinDa PRivate game ReseRve
KwaZulu-natal, south africa
&Beyond Phinda Private Game Reserve is all about
location, with seven diverse habitats sheltering an
abundance of wildlife (including the Big Five of
lion, leopard, elephant, black and white rhino and
buffalo), and bordering the iSimangaliso Wetland
Park (Greater St. Lucia), a World Heritage Site.
Safari guests from one of the six luxury lodges will
enjoy expert-led walking safaris, exhilarating game
drives and Specialist Safaris, which include leopard
research and bird-watching. This ecotourism award–
winning reserve affords guests incredible up-close
views of the surrounding wilderness and wildlife.
&BeYonD PHinDa PRivate game ReseRve
KwaZulu-natal, south africa

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