Our luxury open safari vehicle will pick up guests from their accommodation in Hazyview at 5:00 a.m. (October to March) and at 5:30 a.m. (from April to September).
We’ll proceed to the Phabeni entry gate to The Kruger National Park. You also have the option to be met at this gate.

Enjoy a full day safari and tour of 10 hours as we go out in search of the park’s most magnificent animals, pride of the African savannah.
We stop for breakfast and lunch – approximately 1 hour per stop. Meals are for the guests’ account, unless pre-arrangements have been made with us.
Bottled water is supplied.

Maximise your viewing with us as we endeavour to help you spot all the animals you’ve got on your sightings list. We’ll stop at picnic spots during the drive, giving you a chance to rejuvenate the senses for more to come. There’s also the chance to purchase curios and mementos at these rest stops.

Look out for the famed Big 5, but we’ll also be on the hunt to spot other wildlife curiosities, like the cheetah and the African wild dog!

After the drive, we exit the park. Guests will be dropped off at their accommodation or at Phabeni gate. We’ll leave you with the experience of a lifetime and bid farewell in the hope to meet again!

Our luxury open safari vehicle will collect guests from their accommodation in Hazyview at approximately 1:00 p.m. before making our way to the Phabeni Gate of the Kruger National Park. Guests also have the option of meeting us directly at the gate.

Spend 5–6 hours (depending on the season) exploring Africa’s premier wildlife destination as we venture into the wilderness in search of the park’s incredible wildlife. As the heat of the day subsides, many animals become more active, providing excellent opportunities for memorable sightings.

We will stop once during the safari at a rest camp where guests may enjoy refreshments, browse local curios or simply stretch their legs. Meals and refreshments are for guests’ own account unless prior arrangements have been made. Bottled water is provided.

Keep an eye out for the legendary Big Five, while also searching for other fascinating species such as cheetahs, African wild dogs, hyenas and a variety of birdlife. The late afternoon light offers spectacular photographic opportunities and a unique atmosphere that makes Kruger so special.

As the sun begins to set, we slowly make our way towards the exit gate before returning guests to their accommodation in Hazyview or dropping them off at Phabeni Gate.

Whether it is your first visit to Kruger or one of many, an afternoon safari offers a relaxed yet rewarding experience and a wonderful introduction to South Africa’s wildlife.