FGASA
Examinations
- The Field Guides Association of Southern Africa (FGASA) offers four exam sittings per-year for each of the certifications offered by the Professional Body.
- FGASA offers both venue-based written exams for all certifications and online exams for select certifications.
- All exams must be booked and paid for from your FGASA member’s profile. Exams are not booked unless they are paid for.
- The 2025 exam fee is R660 for all certifications.
- FGASA exam policies and procedures strictly apply to all candidates.
Venue-based Written Exams
• All written exams begin at 10h00 (except for JHB which begins at 09h00).
• All candidates must be at the exam venue at least 15 minutes before the exam starts.
• No candidates will be allowed late entry into the exam venue once the exam has begun.
• Closing date for venue-based written exam bookings is 30 days before the exam. You will not be registered for a venue-based written exam after the closing date.
• Nature Site Guide NQF2
• Nature Site Guide NQF4
• Professional Field Guide
• Trails Guide (VPDA)
• Marine Nature Site Guide NQF2
• Culture Guide NQF4
• Advanced Astronomy
• FGASA SKS Birding Theory
Closing date for registrations is 22 January
• Nature Site Guide NQF2
• Nature Site Guide NQF4
• Professional Field Guide
• Trails Guide (VPDA)
• Marine Nature Site Guide NQF2
• Culture Guide NQF4
• Advanced Astronomy
• FGASA SKS Birding Theory
Closing date for registrations is 24 April
• Nature Site Guide NQF2
• Nature Site Guide NQF4
• Professional Field Guide
• Trails Guide (VPDA)
• Marine Nature Site Guide NQF2
• Culture Guide NQF4
• Advanced Astronomy
• FGASA SKS Birding Theory
Closing date for registrations is 2 July
• Nature Site Guide NQF2
• Nature Site Guide NQF4
• Professional Field Guide
• Trails Guide (VPDA)
• Marine Nature Site Guide NQF2
• Culture Guide NQF4
• Advanced Astronomy
• FGASA SKS Birding Theory
Closing date for registrations is 25 September
Important Information for Trails Guide Exam
If you fail either the VPDA or Rifle Handling section of the Trails Guide exam and need to rewrite, only book for the section that you have failed. For example: If you pass VPDA with 80% but fail Rifle Handling with 70% you ONLY need to book to rewrite Rifle Handling.
FGASA Online Exams
• All online exams open at 09:00h.
• All candidates must log into the FGASA Campus platform to complete their exam, log into campus here.
• All candidates must ensure they have a stable internet connection and/or enough mobile data for the duration of the exam. FGASA will not be held responsible for a failed or incomplete exam due to poor/unreliable network.
• FGASA recommends completing the online exam using a PC, laptop or tablet. The exam may be completed on a smartphone, however we do not recommend this.
• Closing date for online exam bookings is one week before the exam. You will not be registered for an online exam after the closing date.
• Nature Site Guide NQF2
• Trails Guide (VPDA)
• Marine Nature Site Guide NQF2
• Nature Enthusiast
• Nature Site Guide NQF2
• Trails Guide (VPDA)
• Marine Nature Site Guide NQF2
• Nature Enthusiast
• Nature Site Guide NQF2
• Trails Guide (VPDA)
• Marine Nature Site Guide NQF2
• Nature Enthusiast
• Nature Site Guide NQF2
• Trails Guide (VPDA)
• Marine Nature Site Guide NQF2
• Nature Enthusiast
Important Information for Online Exams
• The exam session opens at 09:00am and closes at 11:00am. You may not write the exam at any other time on the day.
• This is a multiple choice exam consisting of +/- 135 questions
• This is NOT and open book exam
• The exam duration is 2 hours
• You will not be able to go back to questions, you must answer each question as you get to it.
• You will not be able to read through the exam and then go back and start the exam.
• Once you have completed the exam and pressed “submit” your exam is then finished.
• Your exam result will only be available on your FGASA profile one month after writing the exam.
• The FGASA Trails Guide online exam opens at 09:00am and closes at 12:00pm
• This is NOT an open book exam
• You will not be able to go back to questions, you must answer each question as you get to it.
• You will not be able to read through the exam and then go back and start.
• The FGASA Trails Guide online exam consists of two separate exam papers:
- VPDA – you have 1h45min to complete this section of the exam
- Rifle Handling – you have 50 minutes to complete this section
• This exam requires written responses.
• Once the exam is completed, it is then submitted to the markers, the result will not be available when the exam is submitted.
• Your exam results will be published to your FGASA profile approximately one month after writing the exam.
• If you fail either the VPDA or Rifle Handling section of the Trails Guide exam and need to rewrite, only book for the section that you have failed. For example: If you pass VPDA with 80% but fail Rifle Handling with 70% you ONLY need to book to rewrite Rifle Handling.
• The exam session opens at 09:00am and closes at 11:00am. You may not write the exam at any other time on the day.
• This is a multiple choice exam consisting of +/- 135 questions
• This is NOT and open book exam
• The exam duration is 2 hours
• You will not be able to go back to questions, you must answer each question as you get to it.
• You will not be able to read through the exam and then go back and start the exam.
• Once you have completed the exam and pressed “submit” your exam is then finished.
• Your exam result will only be available on your FGASA profile one month after writing the exam.
• The exam session opens at 09:00am and closes at 11:00am. You may not write the exam at any other time on the day.
• This is a multiple choice exam consisting of +/- 135 questions
• This is NOT and open book exam
• The exam duration is 2 hours
• You will not be able to go back to questions, you must answer each question as you get to it.
• You will not be able to read through the exam and then go back and start the exam.
• Once you have completed the exam and pressed “submit” your exam is then finished.
• Your exam result will only be available on your FGASA profile one month after writing the exam.
The online examinations are NOT open book exams
In order to prevent possible cheating, we have put the following restrictions in place:
• The examinations are submitted automatically after the allocated time period
• The examination time is shorter than that of a written exam
• You cannot return to a question once it has been submitted
• Should we suspect plagiarism and/or cheating of any form, FGASA reserves the right to declare your examination null and void.
Exam Registration, Payment, Terms & Conditions
FGASA is cutting down on paperwork and migrating to a digital cloud-based system. We encourage our members as much as possible to register for exams using the online process.
This means you will register for both online exams as well as venue-based hand written exams, via your profile on the website.
Please see the step-by-step process to register for exams below:
- Log on to your FGASA profile using your email address and password: https://member.fgasa.co.za/profile
- Once on your profile, go to the “Bookings” tab on the left hand side of the screen.
- Under “New Booking” choose if you want to book for an online exam or a venue-based written exam.
- Select which exam you want to write. When booking for a written exam at a venue, please select which venue you want to write your exam at.
- Select which date you want to write your exam.
- Click submit and you will be taken to our online payment system. Select which payment method you want to use.
- Please use your FGASA membership number as the reference for your payment – this is especially important for payments done via EFT.
- Once payment is complete you will receive an email from FGASA with your invoice. You are now registered to write your exam.
- Please email proof of payment for your exam to admin@fgasa.org.za (this is to ensure that we allocate the payment to the correct member and profile).
If you cannot see the bookings tab on your FGASA profile, please check your subs tab to make sure your subs for the year have been paid. If your subs have expired you will not be able to book for your exam.
- You will only be able to register for a theory exam if you are a paid-up member of FGASA.
- You must have registered and paid for your exam before the closing date.
- FGASA exam payments are valid for 12 months from the date of payment. If you do not complete your exam with 12 months of making payment your exam payment is forfeit and you will need to pay for the exam again.
- In order to write the Nature Site Guide (NQF4) and Professional Field Guide exams you need to have the necessary experience correctly logged in your green field guide logbook and signed off by the FGASA office.
- In order to write the Trails Guide exam, you need to already have the Nature Site Guide NQF2 certification.
- For any of the Nature Enthusiast certificates, you do not need any experience, as these certificates are for knowledge purposes only and DO NOT provide you with any form of guiding qualification.
- All exams are written in English.
- Spelling and grammar do not count; however you should try and write as neatly as possible, if you are doing the written exam.
- The pass mark for every FGASA exam is 75%.
- You may only write the Nature Site Guide NQF2 and Trails Guide theory exams three (3) times.
- If, after 3 attempts, you are still declared incompetent for your theory exam, then you will be allowed to sit one oral exam at the FGASA office.
- If you are still found not yet competent after sitting for an oral exam (4th attempt), you will not be allowed to book for another exam within several months as you will need to study the learning materials further.
- It is FGASA policy NOT to make old examination papers available. The workbooks for each FGASA course are intended to give you an idea of what to expect in the exam.
- In exceptional cases, if you have many years of experience, and are confident in your ability to pass the Nature Site Guide NQF4 exam without first undertaking the NQF2, then FGASA, upon reviewing your individual circumstances may consider allowing you to go through the RPL process.
- Practical assessments have to be completed within 3 years of writing the theory examination. After 3 years, if the full qualification is not obtained, the theory exam will have to be written again.
- We do not allow for a re-examination in the same sitting. For example; if you write and fail your online NQF2 exam on Thursday, you cannot book for the written NQF2 exam sitting on the Saturday.
- We do not allow for a special sitting of an online exam after the specified dates. If you do not pass or attend your online exam on the exam date and within the exam period FGASA will not allow you to write that online exam the following week. Your exam payment is forfeit and you will need to register and pay for the next exam sitting.
- If you do not arrive for the exam and haven’t informed FGASA at least two weeks in advance, the exam fee will be forfeit. You will have to pay again for the next exam.
- Written notice via email, must be sent to admin@fgasa.org.za, and the exam fee will be transferred to the next available exam session.
- Your exam payment is valid for 12 months from the date of payment. So you may postpone your exam to the next sitting within a year from your date of payment.
- If you wish to change venues, you need to do so at least 30 days prior to the exam sitting.
- If you are ill and are unable to attend the exam, you will need to provide a doctors note to this effect. Doctors notes must also be sent to admin@fgasa.org.za as well as a request for a booking at one of the next exam dates.
- If you have a family crisis, your circumstances will be considered at FGASA’s discretion.
- If you are on a course with a FGASA endorsed training delivery partner, you will write your FGASA exam at the end of your course on a date set by the training provider.
- If you do not pass the above exam you may not write another special sitting at the training provider (unless you are on a 12 month course).
- You will have to apply and re-write the exam on the next available FGASA National exam date. This can be done from your FGASA profile.
- All written exams begin at 10h00 (except for JHB which begins at 09h00).
- All candidates must be at the exam venue at least 15 minutes before the exam starts.
- No candidates will be allowed late entry into the exam venue once the exam has begun.
- You will not be permitted to write the exam unless you are registered with CATHSSETA. To check your CATHSSETA registration status please email our CATHSSETA department on cathsseta@fgasa.org.za
- You will be required to sign the attendance register when you arrive at your exam venue.
- You need to bring your own stationery including a black pen, your South African ID/Passport and your FGASA membership number with you.
- You are permitted 2.5 hours to complete the Nature Site Guide NQF2 and Marine Nature Site Guide NQF2 exams.
- You are permitted 3 hours to write the Trails Guide exam.
- You are permitted 3 hours to complete the Nature Site Guide NQF4 exam.
- You are permitted 3.5 hours to complete the Professional Field Guide exam.
- You are permitted 2.5 hours to complete the Advanced Astronomy exam.
- You are permitted 2.5 hours to complete the Nature Enthusiast exam.
- If you are caught cheating, FGASA and the exam invigilator reserve the right to halt your exam and remove you from the exam venue. Your exam will be void and you will need to book and pay for the next exam.
- Your exam result will only be available on your FGASA profile one month after the exam date. Please log into your FGASA profile to view your exam results.
- All online exams open at 09h00
- All candidates must be logged into the FGASA Campus platform using your login details and password. We recommend logging in the day before the exam to ensure you have the correct login details.
- You will not be permitted to write the exam unless you are registered with CATHSSETA. To check your CATHSSETA registration status please email our CATHSSETA department on cathsseta@fgasa.org.za
- All online exams contain a timer for the relevant exam. If you do not complete the exam within the specified time the online exam session will be automatically closed and questions answered will be submitted for marking.
- You are permitted 2 hours to complete the Nature Site Guide NQF2 and Marine Nature Site Guide NQF2 exams.
- You are permitted 2.5 hours to write the Trails Guide exam.
- You are permitted 2 hours to complete the Nature Enthusiast exam.
- This is NOT and open book exam.
- If FGASA suspects cheating we reserve the right to void your exam. You will need to book and pay for the next exam session.
- You will not be able to go back to questions, you must answer each question as you get to it.
- You will not be able to read through the exam and then go back to the start.
- Once you have completed the exam and pressed “submit” your exam is then finished.
- Your exam result will only be available on your FGASA profile one month after the exam date. Please log into your FGASA profile to view your exam results.
- If you have a learning disability and you are unable to read/write, you may apply to sit for an oral exam.
- This application must be in writing to FGASA with your relevant reasons. Please email admin@fgasa.org.za
- Oral exams will not take place on the same day as the FGASA national examination sittings.
- FGASA will put you in contact with one of our Assessors scoped to assist with the oral exam process. Please note that the Assessors charge an additional fee over and above the FGASA exam fee.
- The date for an oral exam will depend on the availability of an Assessor/Examiner in your area of operation.
- Oral exams are usually held at the FGASA office or at the place of work of the Assessor/Examiner.
- A degree of literacy is essential to obtain the FGASA Professional Field Guide Qualification, therefore oral evaluations will normally be restricted to Nature Site Guide NQF2, Nature Site Guide NQF4 and Trails Guide.
- For candidates that have failed their Nature Site Guide NQF2, NQF4 or Trails Guide theory exams 3 times, FGASA will require those candidates to complete an oral exam.
- Exam results for all national sittings will be available 30 days after the exam.
- Exam results will then be published on the FGASA website on your member profile and can only be accessed if the your FGASA subs are up-to-date.
- You can also email or phone the FGASA office to enquire after your result.
- All written exams with percentages between 69% and 74% are remarked during the moderation process. For example; If you get 72% for your exam you can be assured that your paper has been remarked, but the moderator simply cannot find and allocate more marks for your answers.
- You are permitted to view your written or online exam under supervision in the FGASA office. This allows you to look at your exam and see what modules you need to work on and study more.
- Please email admin@fgasa.org.za to request an appointment to view your exam paper.
FGASA Certificates & CATHSSETA Registration and Certificates

FGASA will only issue you with your FGASA certificate once you have passed and completed your full certification including the theory exam and practical assessment.
FGASA will send you a digital version of your certificate and competency letter (where applicable) to the email address listed on your personal FGASA profile. Please be sure to update your email address on your profile if it changes.
FGASA will issue your digital certificate upon the capturing of the completed practical assessment. FGASA does not issue certificates for only passing the theory component of your certification.
If you would like a hard copy of your FGASA certificate you will need to contact our certificates department on certificates@fgasa.org.za and request for a hard-copy to be printed for you. You may come and collect your hard-copy certificate from the FGASA office in Hoedspruit or we are able to post it to your nearest PostNet branch for a R150 postage fee.
FGASA does not issue stand-alone ARH certificates. ARH is a required component of the Trails Guide certification. When renewing your ARH, FGASA will update your Trails Guide certificate and competency letter and email those to you with the updated date of expiry.

CATHSSETA registration is mandatory for Nature Site Guide NQF2, Nature Site Guide NQF4, Trails Guide (VPDA) NQF2 or Trails Guide (VPDA) NQF4. You will need to complete a new CATHSSETA registration form for each of these certifications.
The CATHSSETA form needs to be submitted with a certified copy of your ID or Passport (no older than 3 months). You may upload the registration form and your certified ID/Passport copy when registering for a course on the FGASA website or you may come into our head office in Hoedspruit and we will give you the forms to fill out. Note that for website registrations you will also need to upload a copy of you e-signature so FGASA may facilitate the CATHSSETA registration on your behalf.
If you have completed a FGASA certification and have not registered with CATHSSETA please contact us on cathsseta@fgasa.org.za and we will send you the forms to complete.
CATHSSETA will only generate your certificate once the full certification has been completed for Nature Site Guide NQF2, Nature Site Guide NQF4, Trails Guide (VPDA) NQF2/4. You will only receive certificates once you have passed an completed both the theory and practical components of the certification.
It can take several months from the completion of your practical assessment to receive your CATHSSETA certificate. CATHSSETA operates and prints certificates according to their schedule for print runs, FGASA has no control over this process. If you would like to enquire about your CATHSSETA registration status or your certificate please reach out to our CATHSSETA department.
About the Exams
- The Nature Site Guide (NQF2) theory exam is the first step towards obtaining your nature guiding qualification.
- The exam is 2.5 hours.
- The online exam is 2 hours.
- Out of 150 marks.
- Trails Guide theory (two sections – VPDA and Rifle handling) may only be written once you have obtained your Nature Site Guide NQF2 / NQF4 or Professional Field Guide qualification.
- You need to obtain 75% for each section to pass.
- If you do not achieve 75% for one section e.g. rifle handling, then you only need to write that section again.
- Only one theory exam is written for Trails Guide
- You need to be signed off by a FGASA mentor
- The written exam is 2.5 hours.
- VPDA is out of 120 marks
- Rifle Handling is out of 60 marks.
- Advanced Rifle Handling (ARH) is required. (Please refer to the Qualifications section)
- A written theory exam (only once you have a Professional F/G qualification).
- The exam is 3 hours.
- Out of 150 marks.
- The exam is 2.5 hours.
- Out of 150 marks.
- You need to have obtained your Nature Site Guide (NQF2).
- The Nature Site Guide (NQF4) qualification requires 260 days of guiding experience, in order to obtain the qualification. You are permitted to write the theory exam before you have the required logged experience, however PLEASE NOTE that you will not be permitted to be practically assessed if you have not submitted your logbook with all required experience. (Please also remember that theory exams are only valid for 3 years during which time your assessment will need to be completed in order to obtain the full qualification). Of the 260 required days, 130 days can be logged as non-guiding activities, such as anti-poaching, tracking, rhino monitoring, etc.
- The written exam is 2.5 hours
- Out of 150 marks.
- The Nature Site Guide (Marine) (NQF2) theory exam is the first step towards obtaining your marine guiding qualification.
- The written exam is 2.5 hours.
- The online exam is 2 hours.
- Out of 150 marks.
- *This qualification is under review*
- A written theory exam (only once you have a Professional F/G qualification).
- The exam is 3 hours.
- Out of 150 marks.
- The Professional Field Guide qualification can only be written once you have your FULL Nature Site Guide (NQF4) qualification (both theory and practical competence).
- Your logbook must be filled in correctly with 520 days of guiding experience, and signed off by a FGASA official before you will be allowed to write the theory exam.
- The written exam is 3 hours.
- Out of 180 marks.
- At this level, you are expected to be able to discuss in-depth, a wide variety of subjects, and as such these will be tested in the exam.
- Exam questions are taken from Story of Life and the Environment.
- You are also expected to do further research on key points in the Story of Life and the Environment.
- At this level you will also be required to submit short essay type answers in the exam.
- Exam questions are not taken from the workbook.
- A PowerPoint slide and sound assessment (exam) required for the regional/national birding qualification.
- The Professional F/G qualification is a separate slide and sound which goes with Professional Field Guide.
- Slide and Sound exams can be done either at the FGASA office in Johannesburg, or with FGASA approved slide and sound assessors.
- The Regional/national qualification requires both a Biome as well as the Core bird list.
- The Astronomy Certificate theory exam may only be written once you have obtained your Nature Site Guide NQF2 / NQF4 or Professional Field Guide qualification.
- The exam is 3 hours.
- Out of 150 marks.
Practical Assessments
All FGASA practical assessments must be conducted by a FGASA Assessor who is a recognised and qualified through ETDP SETA (Education, Training and Development Practices Sector Education and Training Authority).
You can find a list of FGASA Assessors here.
The practical assessment for FGASA certifications needs to be completed within 3 years of the theory exam. If the practical is not completed within 3 years you will need to rewrite the theory exam.
Practical assessments my take place in any wildlife life area of the candidate’s choosing.
Practical assessments are site specific certifications. For example; if a candidate is found competent during a practical conducted in Pilanesberg National Park, that candidate is qualified to guide in Pilanesberg National Park and the associated biome (savanna biome).
See practical assessment requirements below.
FGASA and CATHSSETA (where relevant) certificates will not be issued for any of the below certifications without being found competent during a practical assessment.
- FGASA Field Guide (NQF2)
- FGASA Field Guide(NQF4)
- FGASA Trails Guide (VPDA NQF2/4)
- FGASA Professional Field Guide
Payment for the practical assessment is made directly to your FGASA Assessor, not the FGASA office.
FGASA Assessors charge their own fees for assessments. Candidate may have to pay additional fees including travel, accommodation (if necessary), reserve entrance fees, conservation fees…etc
Candidate must submit their completed workbook(s) to their FGASA Assessor on the day of the practical assessment. If the candidate has completed the workbook online they need to make their Assessor aware of this so it may be marked and submitted to FGASA.
Once the assessment has been completed and the candidate found competent the FGASA Assessor will mark and submit the completed workbook to FGASA along with the practical assessment paperwork. FGASA will not issue certificates until these have been received from the Assessor and captured on the FGASA system.
- FGASA Assessor will give full pre-assessment briefing to the candidate to ensure all expectations are understood.
- The candidate must submit their completed NQF2 workbook to the Assessor on the day of the assessment.
- Game Drive assessment conducted in a wilderness/wildlife area or reserve with the FGASA Assessor and where possible additional guests.
- Duration of the practical is approximately 3 hours and should include a coffee or drinks stop.
- Candidate must practically demonstrate knowledge learned during the theory component of the NQF2.
- Once the practical assessment has been concluded the candidate will sit for a feedback session with the FGASA Assessor.
- The FGASA Assessor will address the strengths and weaknesses of the practical assessment.
- If the FGASA Assessor deems the candidate competent, the candidate will have successfully completed their NQF2 qualification.
- The FGASA Assessor my require additional homework to be completed by the candidate in order to pass (if knowledge is not at required level)
- The FGASA Assessor may request the candidate complete an additional slide & sound assessment in order to pass (if knowledge is not at required level).
- If the candidate is not yet competent the FGASA Assessor will provide the necessary feedback on areas for the candidate to practice and improve on before attempting another practical assessment.
- FGASA Assessor will give full pre-assessment briefing to the candidate to ensure all expectations are understood.
- The candidate must submit their completed NQF4 workbooks to the Assessor on the day of the assessment.
- Game Drive assessment conducted at the workplace of the candidate.
- Duration of the practical is over a period of 1-2 days with paying guests.
- Candidate must practically demonstrate knowledge learned during the theory component of the NQF4.
- Once the practical assessment has been concluded the candidate will sit for a feedback session with the FGASA Assessor.
- The FGASA Assessor will address the strengths and weaknesses of the practical assessment.
- If the FGASA Assessor deems the candidate competent, the candidate will have successfully completed their NQF4 qualification.
- If the candidate is not yet competent the FGASA Assessor will provide the necessary feedback on areas for the candidate to practice and improve on before attempting another practical assessment.
- FGASA Assessor will give full pre-assessment briefing to the candidate to ensure all expectations are understood.
- The candidate must submit their completed Professional Field Guide workbooks to the Assessor on the day of the assessment.
- Game Drive assessment conducted at the workplace of the candidate.
- Duration of the practical is over a period of 2-3 days with paying guests inclusive of hosting.
- Candidate must practically demonstrate knowledge learned during the theory component of the Professional Field Guide course.
- Once the practical assessment has been concluded the candidate will sit for a feedback session with the FGASA Assessor.
- The FGASA Assessor will address the strengths and weaknesses of the practical assessment.
- If the FGASA Assessor deems the candidate competent, the candidate will have successfully completed their Professional Field Guide qualification.
- If the candidate is not yet competent the FGASA Assessor will provide the necessary feedback on areas for the candidate to practice and improve on before attempting another practical assessment.
Refer to the FGASA Learner Study Guide and Workbooks for the relevant certification for further details on the practical assessments.
Venue Details
Kloofendal Nature Reserve
Galena Avenue, Kloofendal, Region C, Zone 2
Roodeport
Johannesburg
BHEJANE NATURE TRAINING
Gobandlovu Base Camp – Kuleni Game Park
Drive straight through Hluhluwe town. You will go past 3 traffic circles. At the 4th traffic circle turn left.
You will drive past Supa Quick and Hluhluwe Build it.
Turn right at the Railway crossing. There will be signs indicating R22 Sodwana Bay. As you turn you will cross the railway line (train track). From the railway line (train track), you will travel on this road (R22) for about 18km before you get to the Bhejane Gate on your left hand side.
Please do not enter at the Kuleni Gate- drive past the Kuleni Turn off, until you get to the Bhejane Gate.
Once at the gate, you can hoot softly or just give us a call on any of the following numbers to let us know that you have arrived. We will then send someone to open the gate for you.
082 604 3506
Coordinates: -27.900600, 32.365238
Southern Cross School in Raptors View, turn off the R527 into Tawny Eagle street and use the gate in-between Raptors View and Raptors Escape (middle gate).
LETABA CAMP, KRUGER NATIONAL PARK
Lion Sands Game Reserve – Sabi Sand Wildtiun, Mpumalanaga
Maps location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/9WLc1qbFGpc6CLb16
N/a’akusê Wildlife Sanctuary, Khomas, Namibia
Address: 277 Farm Frauenstein, District Windhoek, Namibia
Drive out of Windhoek towards Hosea Kutako Int Airport (+/- 10km). At the roadblock take an immediate left and follow the signs to N/a’ankusê Wildlife Sanctuary (+/- 30km).
Map location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/oe9HcaR56xew1wgVA
Venue: Mabula Game Lodge Conference Rooms
Location and Directions:
• 212km from Johannesburg (Approximately 2 hours)
• 190km from OR Tambo International Airport and 150km from Pretoria
• 47km from Bela Bela
BY ROAD:
Take N1 freeway towards Pretoria following the directions to Polokwane. Take the Bela Bela / Settlers off ramp. Exit 238). Turn left at yield
sign and proceed for ± 5kms to T -junction Turn right into town. Go over bridge and turn left at the garage. Follow Thabazimbi road.(R516)
Follow road down to the traffic circle. At circle turn left on the Thabazimbi /Rooiberg road and proceed along for 36kms. Turn right on Rooiberg tarred road. (Road D2533). Follow Mabula signs for 11kms to Mabula gate.
Mabula Game Lodge landing strip co-ordinates: Latitude: 24° / 44 min / 94 sec – South, Longitude: 27° / 55 min / 46 sec – East.
Vleisfontein, Madikwe Head Quarters
Directions:
• From O.R. Tambo International Airport get on the R21 towards Pretoria up to the Exit to the N1 Polokwane (about 37km)
• Get onto the N1 towards Polokwane and continue up to the N4 Rustenburg slipway (about 22km). Take the slipway onto the N4 towards
Rustenburg (this is just after the Zambezi drive off-ramp). At Rustenburg continue on the N4 through Swartruggens towards Zeerust
Please Note: The N4 is a toll road with four toll gates to Zeerust. Three before Rustenburg and one just after Swartruggens
• In Zeerust make a RIGHT TURN at the ABSA bank in Main street, towards Gaborone/Madikwe. Refuel here as there is no fuel in the
Madikwe Reserve
• After approximately 83km you will see the Abjaterskop Entrance into the reserve on your RIGHT
• Once you enter the Park keep to the speed limit of 40km/h
• Once through the gate, continue straight for 10.8km (the road will become tarred after a few km’s) until you find a T-junction.
TURN LEFT
• After 2km TURN RIGHT at the sign saying Park Admin
234 OMEYA GOLF ESTATE, WINDHOEK, NAMIBIA
UNIGRAD COLLEGE, 34 FERREIRA ST, NELSPRUIT
Tala Game Reserve
Pietermaritzburg
S25º20’05” E27º08’44”
KWA MARITANE
GREY JUNIOR SCHOOL, MILL PARK, PORT ELIZABETH
S33º28’01.3″ E26º11’04.3″
LONGLEE MANOR
SINGITA, SABI SANDS