One of the highlights of these safaris is the frequent stops made along the trail, giving you the opportunity to enjoy the rich ecological diversity of the region.

These stops are not just rest breaks but are educational opportunities where you can learn about the variety of fauna and flora that make the African bushveld so unique. From the tiniest insects to towering trees, each element of the ecosystem has a story that adds depth to your cycling experience.

The perennial water sources in the region attract the Big Five during the drier winter months, providing spectacular wildlife viewing opportunities. Large herds of elephants and buffaloes are common sights, and navigating around these magnificent creatures on a bike adds an exhilarating edge to your safari. The cooler, dry months from April to September are considered the best time for cycling due to the pleasant weather, though our trails are open year-round to accommodate varying travel schedules.

Cycling through the bushveld during these months not only offers comfortable conditions but also enhances wildlife encounters. Animals are more likely to be active during the cooler parts of the day, and without the dense vegetation of the wetter months, viewing becomes even more spectacular. However, even outside this prime season, the bushveld presents a different kind of beauty, with lush landscapes and the chance to see newborn wildlife.