Join us on "The Highwayman's Adventure Route" on deep sand tracks through the vast expanse of Southern Africa’s largest conservation area. The Central Kalahari Park is the largest in Southern Africa, twice the size of the Kruger National Park, it boasts a number of unique endemic species of fauna and flora.

Starting at Khama Rhino Sanctuary in the north, we wind our way through the parks, camping "rough" in the bush, to where the adventure ends in Nossop.

Towards the end of summer, presuming reasonable rains have fallen in the area, the Kgalagadi is noted for its large number of resident eagles, such as the Martial, Tawny, Black Breasted, Snake and Bateleur. These are joined in February and March by the migrant raptors, the Booted Eagle and Steppe Buzzard, and the rare Lesser Spotted Eagle. We hope to be there when the numbers of eagles will be at their highest. However, we must not forget all the other wildlife we expect to see in the harsh but magnificent Kgalagadi Trans-frontier.

This long weekend is a must for any 4x4 or sports utility enthusiast; if you have not yet "tamed the dragon" you can now safely do so in the comfort of your own vehicle. Though the Sani Pass is awesome, no previous 4x4 experience is required.

This adventure traverses Lesotho from east to west over the highest mountain passes in Africa and includes a visit to the mighty Katse Dam. Our overnight stops are spent in the comfort of Cariad Heights Guest House in the Natal Midlands and the Bella Rosa Guest House in the Eastern Free State.

This Sani Pass tour can conveniently be combined with the Drive Out Reader's - Lesotho Kindgdom tour below.

You and your family will enjoy the experience of navigating mountain tracks with names such as "Jockstrap Pass" and "God Help Me Pass" which sit at an average height of over 2 500m above sea leve.  Join us on our self-drive trip in Western Lesotho.

Follow the contrast from the vast sand flats of the Makgadigadi Pans, to the papyrus lined canals of the Okavango Delta and experience the magnificent Chobe National Park on a game drive in an open safari vehicle and a boat cruise on the Chobe River.

Join us to discover the marvels of this geological intrigue as we travel from Kubu Island on into the Caprivi Strip via the mysterious Tsodilo Hills, eastwards along the Chobe River and on to the mighty Zambesi at the Victoria Falls.

Take this opportunity to drive and walk in South Africa's oldest game reserve, and royal hunting ground of Shaka Zulu. Frank and one of his former Zulu colleagues will enhance this experience and share anecdotes of rhino protection, game capture and Zulu history.

Accessible to only 4X4's, Maputaland's sand tracks meander past fresh-water inland lakes, under tropical tree canopies and to beaches lined with coral reefs.

A world of infinite horizons, dramatic desertscapes and a diverse wonder of unique Namib Desert fauna & flora. Do you believe that travel should be so much more than just looking – and that every journey should be a life enriching experience? Do you yearn to go off-the-beaten-track and experience unspoilt nature? If your answer is YES, then you MUST experience the Namib Desert!

The Namib Desert is a unique part of Southern Africa, which on first impression looks dangerous and devoid of any life.  This impression however, is very deceiving, as the Namib is full of surprises with a rich treasure of discovery for those fascinated by its unique beauty and to safely traverse these mighty dunes is a truly humbling experience.

Reported to be the oldest desert on earth, the Namib is approximately 80 million years old.  Completely devoid of surface water, it is bisected by several dry riverbeds and is characterised by extensive, undulating dunes.

Starting in the magnificent Kruger Park, we travel east into the lush lowlands of Mozambique, we cross the mighty Limpopo and on to the coastal flood plains.

In chalets almost on the beach, near the town of Ihhassoro, overlooking Bazaruto Island, we can experience the true feeling of this tropical paradise.

Having obtained permits to do so, we explore the tropical beaches, discovering the wonders of the coral lined coast, and with luck, we may encounter the elusive dugong.

South Africa's premier game reserve KNP has in recent years become extensively larger as its boundaries shift into transfrontier parks and conservation areas in the form of conservancies . 

Three of these areas are exclusive due to their 4x4 access only. The Makuya area in the northwest, the Letaba Ranch area in the central west and the Manyaletie area bordering the Sabi Sands .  We spend two nights in each area, in private camps with tented bush lodge accommodation that only sleep ten people.

This is a private safari with high-tech game viewing, guided drives and walks, at a very competitive rate.

You and your family will enjoy the experience of navigating mountain tracks with names such as "Jockstrap Pass" and "God Help Me Pass" which sit at an average height of over 2 500m above sea leve.  Join us on our self-drive trip in Western Lesotho.

After the brief summer rains have come and gone the Etosha becomes a great, dry ghostly place, with mirages shimmering over its vast 130 x 50 kilometre expanse. The verges of the lake are however, well treed and grassed, with several springs providing water for the numerous animals and birds which live permanently around the pan.

A visit to Etosha and the Skeleton Coast is a never to be forgotten experience for the connoisseur of scenery, atmosphere and the unusual that only the "dorsland" of the Kalahari and the Namib can offer.

Our route takes us from Kasane in Botswana to Katima Mulilo in Namibia, where we catch our first glimpse of the Mighty Zambezi.  Following the course of the Zambezi past the Sioma Falls we cross the Barotse Floodplains and on through the town of Kalabo in Western Zambia

From Kalabo, we enter the Liuwa Plains National Park where we will encounter the second biggest wildebeest migration in Africa.  At times, wildebeest and their calves can be seen in their hundreds, followed by the predators that stalk them.

The Knysna forests conjure images from Dalene Matthee's well-read stories, phantom elephants, Italian settlers and lost travellers.  Bhejane 4X4 Adventures have recently obtained permission to explore this forest realm of giant yellowwoods and ancient lichens.  This highly protected ecosystem, that holds many secrets, has been off-limits to anybody, other than those prepared to tackle the forest paths on foot or by mountain bike.  We invite you to join us on a professionally guided 4X4 self-drive exploration of the Knysna forests to unlock some of the forest's best kept secrets.