📍 Enjoy sunrise and sunset game drives to explore this wildlife-rich corner of the Kruger National Park.

🍴 We arrive back for breakfast and a rest.

📍 We head out again late this afternoon to catch the sunset viewing. Scores of lions, leopards and cheetahs have made this area their home, so the big cats are comfortable in the presence of game vehicles, allowing for incredible close-ups.

📍 This morning after breakfast we seek out the fantastic range of wildlife that the Kruger offers including all of the ‘Big 5’, namely elephant, rhino, buffalo, lion and leopard.

🍴 After lunch, we will head back to view the diverse flora and fauna of the National Park on an afternoon game drive.

📍 This morning after breakfast we will drive back and visit the Mac Fall’s and Pilgrims Rest, a quaint town that has been declared a national monument. Here, visitors can relive the days of the old Transvaal gold rush.

We arrive back at your hotel in Johannesburg enriched by our experiences.

📍 This morning after breakfast, meet our tour guide in the lobby with our luggage for our transfer home or to continue with your tour if you’ve chosen any add-on extensions.

South Africa is one of the best places to see the “Big Five”—lions, leopards, rhinoceroses, elephants, and Cape buffalo. These iconic animals are a major draw for safari-goers seeking the ultimate wildlife experience.

South Africa boasts a range of ecosystems, from savannas and grasslands to wetlands and coastal regions. This diversity supports a wide variety of wildlife, making each safari unique depending on the area you visit.

As one of Africa’s largest game reserves, Kruger National Park spans nearly 20,000 square kilometers. It’s home to over 147 species of mammals, more than 500 species of birds, and a vast array of plants, providing an immersive wildlife experience.

Many safari lodges offer night drives, allowing visitors to experience the bush after dark. This is a great opportunity to see nocturnal animals, such as hyenas, bushbabies, and leopards, that are rarely seen during the day.

Many safari excursions in South Africa incorporate community tourism, where visitors can engage with local cultures and contribute to conservation efforts. This helps support local communities and creates a more sustainable tourism experience.