The Safari Experience
Sibulane
Frequently Asked Questions
Sibulane Safaris offers exceptional hunting experiences in South Africa’s top regions:
• Eastern Cape – Featuring lush coastal forests, sweeping sandy beaches, rolling grasslands, and rugged mountain ranges. Plains game and Buffalo hunting.
• Northern Cape – Vast and rugged, characterized by arid plains, dramatic desert scenery, rocky outcrops, and strikingly beautiful dunes, with pockets of green along its winding rivers. Plains game, Buffalo and Lion hunting.
• Western Cape –Famous for its dramatic landscapes: Table Mountain towering over Cape Town, the rugged Cape Peninsula, lush Winelands, and the wildflower-blooming Cedarberg. Offshore fishing, spear fishing and golf tours.
• Free State –South Africa’s central, landlocked province, known for its vast golden grasslands, rolling hills, and big-sky horizons. Plains game, Buffalo, Pigeon and Lion hunting.
For specific area details or hunting regulations, please contact us.
Lodging with Sibulane Safaris is tailored to your hunting package and personal preferences:
• Hunt Location – Accommodation is chosen based on proximity, ranging from luxury lodges to rustic camps.
• Group Size & Needs – Lodging can be customized for larger groups or specific amenities.
We recommend discussing your preferences with us when booking to ensure the best experience.
Accommodation, meals, beverages, professional hunter, skinner/tracker, and transfers between the airport and lodge.
Yes. Cultural experiences, wildlife viewing, and spa days can be arranged for non-hunting guests.
The best time for hunting is typically from April to November when it is cooler, but we do offer year-round hunting. In the summer months, we simply adjust our hunting style.
We arrange the hunting license prior to your arrival. If there are animals on your list that are on the CITES list, we need to know in advance in order to arrange CITES permits.
Travel insurance is recommended to cover any unforeseen events or emergencies during your safari.
No vaccines are required, but if the hunt takes place in an area with malaria, we will inform you prior to your trip and arrangements can be made.
Gratuities are not included and are appreciated at the client’s discretion for guides and staff.
Yes, you can bring your own firearm for the hunt, and we’ll assist you with the required paperwork. If you prefer, you can also rent one of our firearms.
We recommend any .30 caliber for medium to large-sized animals, as long as it’s a caliber and rifle you are comfortable with and that is reliable. For dangerous game such as buffalo, lion, or elephant, the smallest legal caliber is .375.