The Eastern Cape boasts some of South Africa's most spectacular natural scenery as well as beautiful coastlines and is steeped in Frontier history. In recent years it has become home to some of the country's premier private game reserves too.

All of the Malaria-free reserves in the Eastern Cape are located within easy driving distance from either Port Elizabeth or East London, making them an ideal safari add-on to a self-drive holiday along the Garden Route.

On a Malaria-free safari in the Eastern Cape, you'll be able to enjoy the Big Five as well as numerous other bird and animal species in the well-stocked reserves.

One of the major drawcards of a Malaria-free safari in the Eastern Cape, is the Addo Elephant Park. This densely vegetated bushveld is home to over 450 African elephant, rhino, buffalo and a wide variety of antelope. There are plans to more than double the size of the 164 000 hectare park, this larger area will also include a marine reserve.

Although the Eastern Cape is probably the most famous for luxury Malaria-free safari, Malaria-free vacations in Southern Africa may also be enjoyed in the Madikwe, Pilanesberg and Waterberg and Welgevonden regions.