Kruger in Depth

visit the house that belonged to the late Nelson Mandela and walk the same street which housed 2 noble peace prize winners. we will also visit hector Peterson memorial to learn about the uprising by students of 1976.

We start our journey to Kruger National Park after waving goodbye to one of the most famous and formerly notorious townships in the world. one of our stops today is at Alzu petrol station. now this station is famously known for keeping wildlife in their backyard. a good warm for those going to kruger to look forward to spotting more in the park. After gate check ins we will be on a game drive to the camp. this is what we call an induction game drive.

wake up to coffee and rusks and then embark on a morning safari. come back for proper breakfast then have the day at leisure. we can use this time to visit the pool, parks shop for some curios or relax with a book at hand. in the afternoon we will leave again for an afternoon safari to try our luck again and add more animal species to our list of sightings.

Today we do it differently. We will embark on a full day safari. this improves our chances of spotting more animal and of course maximising our time in the park by covering more ground.

Wake up for a half day's drive within the park as we change campsites to one of the most interesting sites in the park. perfectly set up in an area full of wildlife. we are also getting closer to our exit. tonight we get an opportunity to do a night drive. we hope to spot some of the shy animal species which feel more comfrtable to move around at night.

we opt for a wilderness backpacking trail which brings us closer to mother nature by spending a night in the middle of the bush and tracking wild animals in foot. this is at an additional cost of 550USD.