16 November 2023

South Africa Wild Mammal Tour- January 2024

Does anyone have any recommendations for a good guide or local tour company for mammal viewing around Cape Town?

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Esadalla
I am a brazilian physician and president of a brazilian NGO called KASA (www.kasa.org.br) I am a mammal watching lover, have visited until now over 550 places worldwide and seen in wild and zoos about 1.050 species till now.
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8 Comments

  • 16 November 2023
    hughlansdown

    Dominic Chadbon (The Fynbos Guy) is your best guide. You can find his contact details here: https://thefynbosguy.com/contact/

    • 19 November 2023
      Esadalla

      Dear HughLansdown,
      Thanks for the indication.
      Dominic answered me and he is very honest and telling me he is not an expert on mammals, mainly small mammals, but only common large animals in nearby parks.

  • 16 November 2023
    vmoser

    I am currently writing a trip report from my visit to South Africa – also Cape Town area, but without guide. If you contact me, social media or via projectfelis.org, I can send you the draft, should have some useful information

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  • 20 November 2023
    KyleFinn

    I can provide some pins and suggestions on places to go for some species. you can email me at kyle t finn at gmail. most of the guides are bird focused, and I can share a few of those if you want to do some birding.

  • 29 January 2024
    michaelswright

    Hi Esadalla,
    I am not sure if you are still around, but I am a mammal and birding tour operator and guide based in Somerset West, very near Cape Town, and I run rare mammal safaris throughout Southern Africa through my business Sustain Safaris (www.sustainsafaris.com). If you would like to be guided or would like some advice, I am happy to assist. You can email me at: michael (at) sustainsafaris.com.

    • 3 February 2024
      Esadalla

      Dear Michael, Unhappily I couldn’t read your message before. Congratulations! I searched the website and it is fantastic. I will keep it for my next trip to South Africa.

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