Timbavati Fly In Safari

Timbavati Fly In Safari
Timbavati Fly In Safari
Timbavati Fly In Safari
Timbavati Fly In Safari
Timbavati Fly In Safari
Timbavati Fly In Safari
Timbavati Fly In Safari
Safari Information
  • Departure; Daily
  • Duration; 4 Days/ 3 Nights
  • Lodging; Motswari safari lodge
  • Group Size; Minimum 2
  • Note: Travel insurance is compulsory for all safaris
Safari Itinerary

Days 1-3: Timbavati Game Reserve

  • On arrival at Johannesburg International Airport, you will be met by a representative of Uyaphi.com who will escort and assist you to your charter flight to the Timbavati Game Reserve.
  • Motswari (meaning "To conserve and protect") prides itself on offering guests a unique and genuine bush experience.
  • Motswari believes that the bush is a humble place where one should have a chance to unwind from modern stresses and rejuvenate the soul.
  • As such, an informal atmosphere prevails where news headlines are replaced by sighting comparisons and rush hour by miles of open veld
  • Motswari Game Reserve shares an open 20-kilometre boundary with the Kruger National Park, so there is a constant flow of the game through the reserve ensuring plenty of excitement during the game-viewing activities.
  • Timbavati Game Reserve Lodge: Motswari Lodge

Day 4: Johannesburg / Safari Ends

  • A morning game drive before your journey to Johannesburg International Airport for your connection home or to another port of call.
  • Estimated flight time to Johannesburg is approx. 90 minutes (weather and other factors excluded).

Timbavati Fly-In Options

  • Optional first night and last night hotel/ guesthouse accommodation in Johannesburg for those who have had long international flights.
  • Clients of Uyaphi.com usually combine a Kruger/ Sabi/ Timbavati safari with a travel package to Cape Town and Victoria Falls.
Rates From

Rates on Request, budget dependant

Rates Information
  • Per person sharing
  • Rates are in South African Rands
  • *Rates may vary according to season
Rates Include
  • Charter Flight from Johannesburg to Timbavati Game Reserve return
  • Return transfer from landing strip to lodge
  • 3 meals and 2 game activities daily
Rates Exclude
  • Park fees
  • Optional activities
  • Personal expenses
  • Insurance
  • Gratuities
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