Full day game safari in Kruger National Park. A full-day safari in Kruger National Park is the ultimate way to immerse yourself in the vast wilderness and diverse wildlife of South Africa’s most famous game reserve. From sunrise to sunset, you’ll journey through a variety of landscapes—open savannas, riverine forests, and watering holes—each offering a unique chance to spot the Big Five: lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino. Guided by expert rangers in an open 4x4 vehicle, you’ll learn about the park’s intricate ecosystems, track animals, and witness thrilling wildlife interactions. The day typically includes multiple breaks at rest camps or picnic spots, where you can stretch your legs and enjoy meals in the heart of nature.

Morning game safari at Kruger National Park. A morning safari at Kruger National Park is one of the best times to experience the bush coming to life. As the sun rises and the air is still cool, many animals are most active—especially predators like lions and leopards returning from a night’s hunt. Setting out in an open 4x4 vehicle with an experienced guide, you'll drive through the park's diverse landscapes, listening to birdsong and watching the golden light sweep across the savanna. It's a peaceful, thrilling, and often unforgettable way to start the day in the African wild.

Begin your journey westward towards Mbombela (Nelspruit), the vibrant capital of Mpumalanga. This scenic drive winds through lush Lowveld landscapes, with rolling hills, banana plantations, and occasional wildlife sightings along the roadside. From Mbombela, continue your route through the heart of Mpumalanga, passing charming towns like Machadodorp and Belfast. As you ascend back onto the Highveld, the scenery shifts dramatically—wide open grasslands and dramatic cliffs welcome you back to urban civilisation. Arrive in Johannesburg by late afternoon or evening, where your incredible 15-day adventure across South Africa comes to a close—full of unforgettable memories, diverse landscapes, rich cultural experiences, and extraordinary wildlife encounters.