GREATER KRUGER, South Africa, September 2026, Safari travellers are asking more questions about what happens beyond the game drive, including how wildlife is monitored, how reserves operate and what conservation work takes place behind the scenes. Bundox Safari Co. is responding through Live Wild & Conserve, a five-day, four-night journey combining two Greater Kruger reserve settings with wildlife viewing, conservation talks and conservation-focused activities. Travellers can also explore the company’s wider safari packages.
The itinerary currently combines Bundox Explorer Camp in the Olifants West Nature Reserve with Khanya Tented Camp in the Olifants View Nature Reserve within Balule. Instead of remaining at one safari property, guests experience two different private reserve environments within the wider Greater Kruger system.
Greater Kruger refers to the wider open wildlife system created by Kruger National Park and neighbouring private reserves that removed internal fences between participating areas. This allows wildlife to move through a much larger ecosystem, while each reserve remains responsible for its own conservation work, research and management.
Experiencing two reserve settings therefore gives travellers more than a change of accommodation. It provides a broader understanding of Greater Kruger while also showing how conservation priorities, wildlife research and reserve management can differ between areas.
At Khanya Tented Camp, conservation forms a more…
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