Experience the nostalgia and romance of the African continent through breath-taking sunsets, the wildness of the African bush and the warmth and hospitality of its people.

WHO WE ARE

“Rendzo Africa, Rendzo – Xitsonga for Journey was born out of a deep desire to share our own experiences of this country with others”.

Having travelled Southern Africa, and having lived and worked in the African bush for many years, we decided to take time-out from city life and return to where our true passion and fulfilment lies – the African bushveld.

We work in close collaboration with our sister company, Going Africa, which was founded by Malcolm and Ethne Cameron in 1993. Together, they built a legacy that redefined conferencing and tourism within Southern Africa by creating a reliable and well-known brand identified through professional hospitality and personal dedication to every tour and conference they put together. Now, Rendzo Africa continues to work alongside this brand in order to offer an unforgettable experience to each guest and conference delegate.

Our diverse careers make for a unique team. Sam’s background and experience in managing five star lodges in South Africa and Botswana, and Werner’s experience in managing high profile and media events, brings together the high standards of a dedicated team. We focus on the personal touch and the finest detail.

An experience never had before.

TRAVEL

Rendzo Africa is all about carefully putting together a personalised collection of bespoke destinations and accommodation, personally guided on request and so enhancing the magic of your travel experience.

South Africa: Where best to experience what Africa has to offer than the most diverse country on the continent with fantastic beaches, extraordinary mountain ranges, Big Five game viewing and sophisticated cities to explore?

Rendzo Africa promises you the kind of personal experience that will leave you with a yearning to come back for more. Whether through a tailor-made tour or a conference in a unique bush setting, we strive to bring, your dream of Africa to life.

We emphasise a life of travel, expressed through personal selection and leisurely pastimes. ​

CONFERENCES

Our aim is for each delegate to have a unique conference experience, where you are able to connect and learn in a unique African environment.

One of our favourite places to host a conference is in the African bushveld. There is no better way to do this than to organise your conference in the world renowned Kruger National Park. This is a wonderful way to network, learn and engage, whilst on game drive or enjoying a bush dinner under the African sky in the most idyllic setting.

Rendzo Africa follows on sister company Going Africa’s legacy of hosting some of the best conferences in the Kruger National Park with delegates returning to the Kruger for more of this unbelievable experience. Some of these conferences include the 4th and 7th International Macadamia Conference, the 6th International Conference of Nematology, 19th Conference of the International Citrus Virologist, 2nd All Africa Horticulture Congress and many more successful conferences.

The unique combination of travel and conferencing is ideal. Rendzo Africa will arrange and facilitate your conference, and pre and post conference tours throughout South Africa for your delegates.

SERVICES

We offer conferences, and pre and post conference travel throughout South Africa.

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The Timbavati Private Nature Reserve

The Timbavati is part of the Greater Kruger National Park and home to a number of Safari lodges that cater to local and international tourists, bringing a thriving tourism economy to the region, and promoting employment within the reserve and in the neighbouring communities.

Greater Kruger National Park

The Greater Kruger National Park refers to the over twenty private reserves to the west of the Kruger National Park which add 180 000 hectares to the reserve. In total, the whole area covers 20 000 000 hectares of unfenced, wild reserve with free movement of animals across this spectacular land. Most famously of course is the world renowned Kruger National Park itself with a diversity of plants, animals and birds. Walking or photographic safaris, game-viewing in safari vehicles and night drives are offered with knowledgeable guides.

Panorama Route

Pictures simply don’t do this beautiful stretch of the Lowveld any justice, so if you fancy having your breath taken away, then you should definitely plan a trip to this part of the country. It features numerous waterfalls, one of the largest afforested areas in South Africa, and several natural landmarks.

Pilanesberg National Park

Among Southern Africa’s fascinating game reserves, Pilanesberg National Park is possibly the most accessible. Situated in the ecologically rich transition zone between the Kalahari and the Lowveld, this vast area promises thrilling big game viewing in a malaria free environment. The park borders with the entertainment complex Sun City

Madikwe Game Reserve

Madikwe Game Reserve is a hidden- gem as it is regarded as one of the best conservation areas in Africa and offers the Big. The Park offers a number of luxurious lodges as well as community lodges in a malaria- free zone.

LostCity/Sun City

Sun City is known as Africa’s ‘Kingdom of Pleasure’ and combines a variety of entertainment facilities. Home to the Valley of Waves and sprawled along the border of the Pilanesberg National Park, Sun City Resort enjoys the fine distinction of being the only surf-and-safari destination within a two-hour drive of landlocked Johannesburg. Inspirerd by the myth of a lost African kingdom, The Palace of the Lost City is set on the highest ground at Sun City, Surrounded by lush botanical gardens crisscrossed with hiking trails.

The Drakensberg

The Drakensberg Mountain Range is one of South Africa’s most spectacular natural wonders and an international heritage site. It showcases a selection of the most breath-taking vistas imaginable and various ways to explore it through hiking trails or mountain bike trails. It also boast over 600 examples of San rock paintings in caves around the park.

Durban and North Coast

The North Coast of KwaZulu-Natal is also known as the Dolphin Coast for the numerous bottlenose dolphins that frequent the waters throughout the year, the coastline is a mecca of sheltered bays, glorious beaches, and endless sugar cane fields. With subtropical weather and warm Indian Ocean waters, the North Coast is a holiday destination that’s hard to beat. The coast is fantastic for outdoor sports like fishing, scuba diving, surfing, kite surfing, snorkelling, dolphin and whale watching and much more.

Garden Route

The road trip gets its name from the Garden Route National Park that it covers, with diverse vegetation and wildlife, and abundance of lagoons, lakes, mountains, forests, holiday towns and beaches along its winding roads. It offers a variety of activities from hiking to eco and whale watching tours, to exploring caves and deserted sandy beaches.

Cape Town

Cape Town is one of South Africa’s most cosmopolitan and vibrant cities. A city blessed with natural beauty in spades, Cape Town compliments its many blessings from Mother Nature by being a diverse and fascinating city in its own right. A proudly multicultural city, Cape Town blends Afrikaner, native, and European sensibilities in an intoxicating blend of architectural, musical, and culinary styles. Not to mention the world-renowned wine regions such as Stellenbosch and beautiful beaches.

Sabi Sand Private Game Reserve

The Sabi Sand Game Reserve borders the Kruger National Park and offers a plethora of wildlife and is world-renowned for the intimacy and frequency of big game encounters, especially leopard. Sharing an unfenced border with the Kruger National Park means that the wildlife in the area can roam freely throughout the vast landscape. The reserve is home to an abundance of wildlife including the Big Five and a variety of 200 different species.