Depart from Johannesburg at 8am and head to Kruger National Park, also do a sunset game safari in Kruger National Park

Mpumalanga - We depart from Johannesburg at 8am and head to Mpumalanga Province en-route to Kruger National Park. The five-hour road journey from Johannesburg to Kruger National Park is a scenic adventure that transitions from the bustling urban landscape to the vast, open stretches of the South African countryside. As the cityscape fades, rolling hills and sprawling farmlands take over, dotted with small towns and roadside stalls offering local crafts and fresh produce. The road winds through diverse terrains, from rugged mountains to dense forests, with occasional glimpses of wildlife hinting at the wilderness ahead.

Kruger National Park - On arrival in Kruger National Park, we go on a 3 hour game drive. A three-hour sunset game drive in Kruger National Park offers a concentrated burst of excitement and discovery as you traverse through its rich landscapes. In just a few hours, you might find yourself encountering a pride of lions lounging in the shade or witnessing a herd of elephants gracefully moving across the savannah. The thrill of spotting wildlife is heightened by the park’s diverse terrain, where every turn could reveal a new surprise—perhaps a solitary leopard perched in a tree or a group of zebras grazing peacefully. As the drive unfolds, the beauty and unpredictability of the wild keep you engaged, making even a short safari an unforgettable experience.

We do a full day game safari in Kruger National Park, commences as we pick you up from your hotel at 5.30am

Kruger National Park - We pick you up from your hotel at 5.30 am with your packed breakfast to start the full day game drive. A full-day game safari in Kruger National Park is a thrilling quest to witness Africa’s iconic Big Five and the park’s abundant wildlife. As dawn breaks, the park comes alive with activity, and the crisp morning air is filled with the calls of birds and the rustle of the bush. Elephants move gracefully through the trees, while lions bask in the early sunlight. By midday, we encounter herds of buffalo grazing and elusive leopards resting in the shade, their spots blending seamlessly with the dappled light. The afternoon brings sightings of rhinos and towering giraffes, and as the day draws to a close, the vivid sunset casts a golden glow over the landscape, leaving us in awe of the rich tapestry of life in this wild sanctuary.

Day 3 we tour the Blyde River Canyon

God’s Window - We do a tour of God’s Window. A tour of God’s Window offers a glimpse into one of South Africa’s most breathtaking natural wonders. Perched high on the escarpment, this stunning viewpoint provides sweeping vistas of lush forests, deep valleys, and cascading cliffs that stretch out into the distant horizon. The air is fresh and crisp as you stand at the edge, taking in the panoramic views that seem to go on forever, earning its name by resembling a window into heaven. The surrounding area, rich with diverse flora, adds to the sense of serenity and awe, making the visit a truly spiritual experience amidst the beauty of nature.

Bourkes’ Luck Potholes - We also tour Bourkes Luc Potholes. A tour of Bourke’s Luck Potholes offers a fascinating journey into the geological wonders of South Africa. Located at the confluence of the Treur and Blyde Rivers, these unique rock formations have been sculpted over centuries by swirling water, creating a series of deep, cylindrical potholes and intricate patterns in the sandstone. As you walk along the bridges and pathways that span the gorge, the sight of the reddish-brown rock formations contrasted with the clear blue water is mesmerizing. The natural beauty and the power of erosion on display here make it a captivating stop on the Panorama Route, blending science and scenery in a remarkable way.

Three Roundavels - We also do a tour of the Three Rondavels. A tour of the Three Rondavels offers a breathtaking view of one of South Africa’s most iconic natural landmarks. These towering, round rock formations, resembling traditional African huts, rise majestically from the edge of the Blyde River Canyon. The sight of the Three Rondavels against the backdrop of the lush green canyon and the shimmering waters of the Blyde River is truly awe-inspiring. As you stand at the viewpoint, the sweeping vistas and the sheer scale of these geological wonders evoke a deep sense of connection to the ancient landscape, making it a highlight of the Panorama Route.

Berlin Falls - We also do a tour of the Berlin Falls. A tour of Berlin Falls takes you to one of Mpumalanga’s most striking waterfalls, where water cascades dramatically over a sheer cliff into a deep, serene pool below. Surrounded by lush greenery, the falls drop about 80 meters, creating a misty veil that enhances the natural beauty of the scene. As you stand at the viewpoint, the sound of rushing water and the sight of the narrow, ribbon-like stream plunging into the gorge are both soothing and exhilarating. The picturesque setting and the unspoiled charm of Berlin Falls make it a must-see stop along South Africa’s scenic Panorama Route.

Depart from Kruger National Park area and drive through the Mpumalanga Province en-route to Johannesburg

Mpumalanga - The five-hour drive from Kruger National Park to Johannesburg takes you on a scenic journey from the heart of the wild to the bustling urban landscape. As you leave the park, the open savannah gives way to rolling hills and fertile farmlands, with glimpses of rural life in the small towns you pass through. The landscape gradually shifts from the rugged beauty of nature to the more structured environment of highways and city outskirts. Along the way, you might reflect on the incredible wildlife encounters you’ve had, carrying the memories of the African wilderness back to the dynamic energy of Johannesburg.

• Tour guide
• 3 nights accommodation
• Sunset game safari on day 1
• Tour of Bourkes Luck Potholes
• Breakfast
• Tour of God’s Window
• Full day safari in Kruger National Park on day 2
• Tour of the Three Rondavels
• Pick ups and drop offs from all over Johannesburg, 50km radius
• Tour of Blyde River Canyon

• Gratuities

A game safari in Kruger National Park is unforgettable as it offers an unparalleled opportunity to experience wildlife in one of the world’s most diverse and iconic ecosystems. Spanning nearly two million hectares, the park is home to the Big Five—lions, leopards, elephants, rhinos, and buffalo—along with many other animals and birds. What sets a Kruger safari apart is the vastness of the wilderness, animals roam freely in their natural habitats. Add to this a tour of Blyde River Canyon reveals stunning landscapes with dramatic cliffs, lush vegetation, and serene river views, showcasing one of South Africa’s largest canyons in breathtaking detail. See God’s window, Bourkes Luck Potholes and the Three Rondavels.

• no health restrictions

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.