Your Kruger National Park Safari in the Heart of the Bush

Trade the city’s hum for a lion’s roar on this three-day Big Five Kruger National Park safari based at Mjejane River Lodge, an exclusive hideaway perched above the Crocodile River where Kruger’s wildlife ambles past your veranda. All for just ZAR 16,236 per person sharing for three wild-packed days.

Swap the office for canyon air on this four-day, five-star Kruger & Panorama Route escape. Sunrise game drives plunge you into Big Five country, and by sundown, you’re clinking glasses on a deck while hippos gossip below. All this, from just ZAR 53,482 per person sharing for four deluxe days.

Trade the traffic for the scent of wild sage as you touch down at Skukuza and speed straight into predator country. Four decadent days at Sabi Sabi offer twice-daily off-road game drives, spa time between safaris, and candlelit dinners in the boma. Choose Bush Lodge, Selati, Little Bush or the otherworldly Earth Lodge – each wrapped in five-star comfort and leopard territory. All from ZAR 84,523 per person, sharing for 4 days.

Swap skyscrapers for waterfalls on a five-day road-and-river odyssey with a scenic adventure along God’s Window and Bourke’s Luck Potholes. Visit Moholoholo Animal Sanctuary, where rangers care for rescued animals. Two more nights at Kapama River Lodge mean more Big Five drives, sundowners in the bush. ZAR 52,998 per person, sharing for 5 days, puts the best of the escarpment and savannah in one bundle.

Seven days, three landscapes. Embrace the misty escarpment while drifting through the classic Kruger plains. Cruise the Blyde River Dam beneath towering sandstone buttes, meet an ellie or two up close, then notch dusk and dawn drives in Kruger’s Big Five heartland. Boats, boots, binoculars – it’s all here for ZAR 72,589 per person, sharing for 7 days.

Delve into the centre of a Kruger National Park safari adventure. Board a spotlight safari after dark, scanning for prowling hyenas and big cats, then greet sunrise on foot as an armed guide decodes fresh tracks. Perfect as an add-on, this 48-hour adrenaline rush costs ZAR 6,826 per person, sharing for 2 days.

Leave Table Mountain at breakfast, raise a glass in the Kruger Park at sunset. Pestana’s premium river-view rooms overlook hippo-packed Crocodile River. Join expert guides to chase lion tracks by day. Flights, transfers, and thrills from ZAR 23,101 per person sharing for 3 days.

Embark on an adventure to discover the Big Five. Shishangeni strikes a balance between the wild and the pampered. Experience it all for ZAR 30,580 per person, sharing for 3 days.

Base your adventure in the Kruger’s southern boundary, where the Crocodile River pulls a constant wildlife parade past Pestana Lodge’s deck. Shared shuttles keep costs low, while game drives keep excitement high, starting from ZAR 12,130 per person sharing for 3 days.

Five days blend canyon curves with Big Five roars. Overnight along the Panorama Route, then settle into Pestana Lodge’s riverfront perch for Kruger drives at dawn and dusk. Yours for ZAR 30,655 per person, sharing for 5 days.

Find an everlasting experience with a 10-day Kruger National Park safari. Feel the spray on a guided rainforest walk and glide along the Zambezi on a sunset dinner cruise. Enjoy dawn and dusk game drives, traverse God’s Window and Bourke’s Luck Potholes along the Panorama Route, then toast sunsets with sundowners in the bush, with a final wind down in Cape Town while sipping Stellenbosch reds beneath Table Mountain. All for ZAR 80,188 per person, sharing for 10 dazzling days.

Your per-person rate covers all accommodations, most meals, park and reserve fees, expert guides, shared transfers between lodges, airports, and activity sites, two daily game drives, and selected extras as per each itinerary.

Lightweight, neutral-coloured clothing (long sleeves for sun and mosquito protection), a warm layer for pre-dawn drives, sturdy walking shoes, a hat, sunglasses, binoculars, a torch/headlamp, sunscreen, and personal medications.

Yes, most lodges accept children aged six and above on game drives. Some will take younger children on private safaris. Ensure that you check the minimum age requirements for each package.

We recommend consulting your GP or travel clinic about vaccinations and antimalarial medication.

Every season brings its different merits and there is no bad time to visit Kruger. Wildlife viewing peaks in the dry winter months (May–September) when animals congregate at waterholes. The lush summer (Oct–Apr) brings newborns, spectacular birdlife, and dramatic storms, but sightings can be more dispersed.

Many guests opt for spa treatments, helicopter rides over the Panorama, or private guiding. Simply let us know your interests and budget, and we’ll create a bespoke quote for you.