Kruger National Park Safaris

The Greater Kruger area offers excellent and easily accessible wildlife viewing
​combined with a wide variety of habitats and scenery  - a magnificent African jewel !
Private safaris in an air-conditioned SUV, ideal for families with small children.
Safaris conducted in the world renowned Kruger National Park.
Photos taken during SUV safari by guide, will be shared with guests free of charge.
Our safari rates include (1) conservation fees (2) bottled mineral water and snacks (3) pick up and drop off in Hoedspruit and surrounding areas.
morning private safari
afternoon private safari
full day private safari
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From
​R4 000
1 adult
From
​R4 000
​1 adult
From
​R4 500
​1 adult
​add R 500 for each adult up to 4
​add R 500 for each adult up to 4
add R 500 for each adult up to 4
5 - 6 hours
5 -6 hours
10 - 11 hours
As it will be a private safari, you can determine the time spend at a sighting.
Discount of 50% for children under the age of  6 apply. 
Tailor made packages available - just for you!
Open vehicle safaris (OVS) - up close and personal.
These safaris will be done by a local reputable safari operator.
Our safari rates include (1) entrance fee (2) bottled mineral water and snacks (3) pick up and drop off at Twiga Tower.
half day group safari
full day private safari
night group safari
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From
​R900
1 adult
From
​R4 500
1 adult
From
​R1 300
1 adult
add R900 for each adult ​
​add R500 for each adult up to 6
​add R1 300 for each adult
​3-3.5 hours
8-9 hours
3.5-4 hours

Greater Kruger National park area - the jewel of Africa.

​The Greater Kruger area consists of the Kruger National Park and private reserves bordering the Kruger National Park. Fences were dropped to encourage wildlife migration across all areas resulting in one of the best spots for Big Five sightings in Africa.  African buffalo, black and white rhinos, hippopotamus, giraffe, elephant, blue wildebeest, spotted hyena, lion, African wild dog, zebras are some of the most notable mammals to be seen.


​Northern region. 
#scenic route #nyalas #baobab #trees #elephants #buffalos

Take the scenic route through a magical riverine forest along the Luvuvhu River. This is one of the best places to see a Nyala in South Africa. This shy and elusive antelope thrive in this wilderness. Admire the Fever tree forest with glimmering yellow trunks surrounded by magnificent Baobab trees. This is the area to look out for Pel’s fishing owls, trumpeter hornbill, crowned eagles and wattle-eyed flycatchers. The Big 5 also inhabits the area covered with Mopani trees offering ample hiding place, however elephant and buffalo sightings are plentiful. A visit to Crooks Corner connecting South Africa, Mozambique and Zimbabwe is a must. The site is not only breathtaking but also has historic significance. This is the place where villains of a bygone era crossed the country borders facing crocodiles and elephant herds and at the same time managed to elude the police. By special arrangement, the later Iron Age site, Thulamela, can be visited.

central region.
#predators #zebras #buffalo #giraffes #lions #leopards

This is predator country. The vast open planes offer alluring grasslands and ample browsing trees that attract large numbers of zebra, wildebeest, buffalo and giraffe enticing lions, leopards, cheetahs and hyenas to make this part of the Kruger their home. A few privileged explorers will even encounter the remarkable resident white lion. The Kruger is one of the last reserves were African lion survives without human intervention. Males have to fight for the privilege of leading a pack with scars, old and new, testifying to the intensity of these battles amongst the rulers of the animal kingdom.

southern region.
#rhinos #leopards #wildebeest #ground hornbill #lions

A drive through the southern region of the park offers ample opportunity to see members of the Big 5 up close. This is by far the busiest part of the park, loved by animals and visitors alike. The road between Skukuza and Lower Sabi aka Leopard Boulevard is famous for frequent leopard encounters. Viewing a rhino up close peacefully grazing, on a trot to a local waterhole or cooling down in a mud pool will create unforgettable African memories.

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