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| A message from your hosts Carol and Will "Our time spent working in wildlife conservation has opened doors which allows us to bring you a unique safari opportunity. We aim to bring you the right blend of experiences during your Safari. Of-course game viewing is high on everyone's agenda, but personal safety, relaxation and opportunities to experience the ambiance of this magnificent continent are also key to creating the ideal safari. Back on Track Safaris combines all of these elements to provide you with a magical experience, full of memories; which will last a lifetime". |
| Game viewing We provide more than a 'canned safari' photo opportunity, governed by a regimented package deal . We give you the chance to witness real life animal behaviour in a responsible manor, guided by one of the countries leading conservationists. Big five game viewing normally takes place in the exclusive Sabi Sands game reserve and the Kruger National Park. |
| Accommodation Your accommodation has been selected to provide an element of pampered eco-chic luxury. Our home at the carbon neutral Paperbark Bush Retreat is the home of the Ingwe Leopard Project and gives you the opportunity to experience the African bush. |
| Conservation Back on Track staff have long associated with wildlife conservation projects for over twenty five years. We founded the Ingwe Leopard Project in 2004 and are regularly engaged in large predator research. Our guests are afforded the opportunity of becoming involved in monitoring leopard behaviour via GPS tracking and camera trapping if they wish. These activities give a wonderful insight into the world of real life conservation. Click on the images opposite to see more camera trap photos. |
| Rest and Relaxation We recognise that international travel and early morning game drives can be tiring, and that time for relaxation is very welcome. We therefore include time for some R&R at the exclusive Paperbark Bush Retreat. |
| Sight seeing As part of our tour, we can include opportunities for sight seeing. Visiting local markets, heritage centres and conservation projects, such as our friends at the Moholoholo wildlife rehabilitation centre and the Hoedspruit endangered species centre. |
