Kruger Fly-In Safaris
Fly-in safaris get you to your destination quickly and conveniently, allowing you to maximise your time in the Park. Fly directly to any of the private reserves or lodges directly from Johannesburg international airport or Cape Town via Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport.Kruger Self Drive Safaris
Explore the Kruger at your own pace with a self-drive safari option. We offer numerous starting points for your safari depending on the distance that you would want to drive as well a safari lodge options that cover all budgets (from rustic lodges all the way through top end in luxury). If you are confident in driving and do not want to be restricted by time, then a self-drive is for you.Kruger Walking Safaris
Walking Safaris within the Kruger Park and surrounding private game reserves (including the Sabi Sand and Timbavati) is designed for those would like to stretch their legs and get that little bit closer to nature. Highly qualified guides and trackers take you out deep into the African bushveld with the chance of getting up close and personal with the fauna and flora of the Kruger.Kruger Camping Safaris
The classic, quintessential camping safari, there is nothing quite like spending a few nights in the wilds of Africa in a tented structure just like the early explorers did. Here we offer a selection of our most popular tented safaris either within the Park or a surrounding private "Big 5" Game Reserve, all of these safaris are scheduled or tailor-made.Kruger Day Tours
There sometimes comes a point when one needs a break for the excellent wildlife of the Kruger; it is here that we can arrange half day or full tours offering that something a little different. Golf safaris, white water rafting, helicopter and hot air ballooning, cultural village tours, horseback safaris or a visit to the Jane Goodall Institute.
- Umkumbe Safari Lodge
Umkumbe Safari Lodge is ideally located in the heart of the Sabi Sand Reserve in the Kruger. The Sabi Sand Reserve is considered by many to be the premier reserve within South Africa due to large concentrations of wildlife and in particular, leopard.
- Sabi Sabi Selati Camp
Selati Camp, originally created without electricity to preserve the ambience and ecological footprint now has overhead fans and air-conditioning. The camp is still lit at night by the gentle flicker of oil lamps, the warm glow of fires and the spectacular canopy of the Southern sky.
- Singita Lebombo Lodge
Singita Lebombo is set against a country that is abundant in water, antelope and big cats, with colours that shift with the changing seasons. The Singita concession is considered by rangers to have some of the highest concentrations of wildlife from lions to herds of buffalo and solitary rhino.
- Shiduli Game Lodge
Shiduli Game Lodge, a “home away from home”, that perfect safari getaway for the budget-minded traveller that wants to experience the very best of South African hospitality as well as fantastic wildlife and birdlife found in the Karongwe Game Reserve.
- Sabi Sabi Little Bush Camp
Little Bush Camp, hidden on the banks of the Msuthu River, is the newest addition to the Sabi Sabi Reserve 's family of 5-star lodges. Six luxury suites, each with a private viewing deck overlooking a riverbed, are designed in contemporary African style.
- Dulini River Lodge
Home to a host of wildlife, including the Big Five, the Sabi Sand is part of a conservation area that covers almost five million acres, an area equivalent to the state of New Jersey and larger than some independent countries.
