Luxury Full-Day Kruger National Park Safari
From R1500 per person
Spend a full day exploring the Kruger National Park with a professional guide in an open safari vehicle. Departing from Marloth Park or surrounds, you’ll visit some of the park’s most productive wildlife areas while learning about the animals, birds and ecosystems that make Kruger one of Africa’s premier safari destinations.
During the day you’ll have the choice to do strategic stops at rest camps where you can enjoy breakfast or lunch, browse the curio shops or simply take in the surroundings before continuing your safari.
Every drive is different, making each visit to Kruger a unique experience.
Safari Highlights
- Searching for the Big Five
- Beautiful landscapes and habitats
- Wildlife interpretation and teaching
- Stops at rest camps stops throughout the day
What's Included
- Pick-up and drop-off in and around Marloth Park
- Full-day guided safari (approximately 9 hours)
- Professional guide
- Open safari vehicle
What's Excluded
- Kruger National Park conservation fees (Please visit SANPARKS for up-to-date pricing.)
- Costs for meals and refreshments
- Personal purchases
- Gratuities (optional)
What to Bring
- Valid ID or passport
- Comfortable clothing
- Warm clothing, gloves, etc. (winter mornings)
- Hat and sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Camera
- Binoculars (recommended)
- Personal medication
- Spending money for meals and park shops
Good to Know
- Duration: Approximately 9 hours
- Collection: Marloth Park and surrounds
- Suitable for families and nature lovers
- Wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed
- Conservation fees are payable separately
Frequently Asked Questions
Are park entrance fees included?
No. Conservation fees are payable separately according to SANParks’ current rates.
Are meals included?
No. You’ll have time to purchase food and drinks at the park’s rest camps.
Will we see the Big Five?
Kruger is home to the Big Five, but wildlife sightings can never be guaranteed.
What happens if it rains?
Safaris normally continue in light rain. If severe weather prevents the safari from operating, you’ll be contacted regarding rescheduling or a refund in line with our cancellation policy.
