Welcome to South Africa! This is the moment when your safari gets underway, and after a few brief formalities, you'll head out to start a journey where you'll be looking for animals and enjoying that amazing South African safari experience.
Time to head into southern Kruger, which is the most accessible part of this world-famous national park, and the most consistently rewarding in terms of overall wildlife viewing. Bounded by the Sabie River to the north and Crocodile River to the south, southern Kruger is renowned for its large herds of elephant, buffalo and impala. Other wildlife you're likely to see on any given game drive here includes giraffe, warthog, hippo, zebra, wildebeest and greater kudu. Southern Kruger is also home to high concentrations of lion and rhino, and it enjoys a higher success rate than most other national parks when it comes to leopard encounters.
Going on an evening game drive is one of the highlights of any safari. This is when temperatures cool, the light becomes softer and the wildlife begins to get active. Not only will you be out when the light is best for taking photos, but it's also one of the best times of day for seeing the animals.
Split between the provinces of Mpumalanga and Limpopo, the 20,000km² Kruger National Park is one of Africa’s most consistently rewarding safari destinations. One measure of its ecological importance is that it is probably the last place on earth to support viable breeding populations of all of Africa’s Big Five: lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino. And as you explore this magnificent tract of subtropical bush, you'll find it provides sanctuary to a host of other striking creatures, from the stately greater kudu and clown-like wildebeest to outsized ostriches, soaring eagles and colorful rollers.
Put on some warm clothes and enjoy an early morning game drive. This is the perfect time to experience the wildlife and the landscapes they inhabit. The light is soft and warm – perfect for photography – and most animals are out and about, and active. If you’re not an early riser, you’ll definitely want to make an exception here.
South Africa
| Tour starts per person from | € 2.800,00 |
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Additional Price Information Kids: (3-11 years): €1400
Babies : (0-2 years): €400 |
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