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Welcome to Pilanesberg Safaris and Tours™. Established in 2007, PILANESBERGSAFARIS.COM is a market leader for Pilanesberg National Park related services. From bush walks to luxury accommodation, we offer it all! Browse through and click on our homepage map to learn more about the Pilanesberg and latest news and follow the menu's to our product A Brown Hyaena den site is situated on this road which can provide a rare sighting into these shy and nocturnal creatures. Pilanesberg has the highest density of Brown Hyaena in South Africa, partly due to the absence of their cousin, the spotted Hyaena and a sighting of this an*mal can really be a highlight on any safari in Pilanesberg. Previously known as Bailie Route, this is a long loop towards the far West of the Park and just south of the Wilderness Area. This drier region of the Pilanesberg National Park making game viewing on a safari can be a bit hit and miss but after the rains, small herds of antelope and the predators that follow them on this road but if there is a sighting it's often a spectacular one The Setswana word for Elephant, this road cuts through the central rings and leads through the drier area of the park. White Rhino, Lion, Giraffe and Elephant can often be seen along this road on our safaris. There is a prominent rubbing post which was an old tree stump which over the years became worn down by Warthogs, Blue Wildebeest, and White Rhino scratching themselves or rubbing as an effort to remove ticks and other body parasites. A link into the plateau of Pilanesberg from the southern gates characterised Koppies (Afrikaans word meaning small head and referring to a rocky outcrop) and, ravines and open valleys. Interesting sightings on safaris are often had here with Lion, An excellent road for seeing the Pilanesberg's elusive Cape Buffalo as well as White Rhino which can often be seen lying near to the waterhole in the shade or grazing in the field nearby on a Pilanesberg Safari. The Setswana word for Vulture, Lenong is one of the highest points in the park and is very centrally located.