KOVU
SAFARI
In the heart of Kruger National Park in South Africa, experience an authentic safari accompanied by a passionate French-speaking guide.
French-speaking guide based in Hoedspruit, at the gateway to the famous Kruger National Park in South Africa.
I offer private or small group safaris, entirely in French, to discover African wildlife at your own pace.
My story
French-speaking safari guide in South Africa and trained Veterinary Assistant.
My mother, a flight attendant passed on her love of travel to me from very young age. I grew up through all these experiences, discovering new cultures and diverse landscapes along the way.
After qualifying as a Specialized Veterinary Nurse, I left France to pursue my dream: working with South Africa’s wildlife and contributing to its conservation. I started my career in the Western Cape as a wildlife keeper for the Western Cape Cheetah Conservation, working closely with this cheetah organization to help save these beautiful and vulnerable animals.
To further develop my expertise in wildlife and environmental conservation, I qualified as a professional safari guide both in 4x4 vehicle and on foot. Passionate about horseback riding, I also worked as a horseback safari guide in the Kruger National Park.
Based in Hoedspruit, in the heart of the Greater Kruger region, I now share my passion for African Wildlife through authentic and fully tailor-made safari experiences.
Fluent in both French and English.
I speaks French and English.
My qualifications
FGASA Level 1
Certified and recognized safari guide diploma in Southern Africa
First Aid Level 2
Wilderness First Aid Certification
Track & Signs Level 1 & 2
Certified in identifying tracks and signs left by animals during a walking safari
Why choose a French-speaking safari guide for your safari?
Choosing a French-speaking safari guide in Kruger National Park, South Africa, allows you to fully enjoy your trip, with expert guidance from start to finish. Safaris are conducted privately or in small groups, allowing you to adapt the pace to your preferences, take the time to observe the animals, and ask all your questions. It's also an opportunity to learn more about South Africa, its nature, culture, and local life for a richer and more authentic safari experience.
My experiences
