Discover the Kruger National Park on this amazing 4-day trip. Take a sunset drive to see nocturnal animals and then go on morning and afternoon safaris to see the animals during their most active time of day before returning to Johannesburg.
Depart Johannesburg early on Day 1 and drive to Kruger National Park. Take a sunset drive this evening to see nocturnal animals. On Days 2 and 3 rise early for a 3-4 hour morning safari to see the animals during their most active time of day. Enjoy free time at camp to swim or watch birds from the viewing platform, then take an afternoon game drive to see more animals. Take your last morning game drive on Day 4 before returning to Johannesburg arriving at night.
LODGE 1 PAX
You can choose to be picked up from a list of locations, or alternatively, have the choice to make your own way to the meeting points
Please arrive at the pick up point 15 minutes before departure time.
Please contact Bamba Experience at [email protected] to confirm your departure information at least 1 week prior to your first day of travel. - This itinerary is subject to change at anytime without prior notice depending on availability at the camps and parks. - Children under the age of 6 are not allowed on the Day 1 Sunset drive. They are allowed on the morning and afternoon Outlook Safaris, however if they become loud or disruptive, they will be escorted back to camp with their parents and the guide. - Please note that airport pick-up is included for flights arriving before 5:30am on Day 1 and airport drop-off is available for flights leaving after 11pm on the last day. *Please note: no hut/lodge accommodation is available at Kruger during the Skukuza Half Marathon, a yearly event that always takes place the first weekend of August. Camping accommodation is still available. *Please note: Each traveller will be charged a conservation levy of R114 per person per night on this tour. This contribution will go towards the conservation efforts and the work of the Anti-Poaching Unit in their ongoing wildlife protection efforts.