Luxury Half-Day Kruger National Park Safari
From R1100 per person
Experience the world-famous Kruger National Park on a professionally guided half-day safari in an open safari vehicle. Departing from Marloth Park and surrounds, this safari is perfect for guests with limited time who still want the opportunity to experience Africa’s incredible wildlife.
Explore the wildlife-rich southern region of the park while your guide shares fascinating insights about animals, birds and ecosystems of the Kruger National Park. Depending on the departure time and wildlife activity, there may also be an opportunity to stop at one of the park’s rest camps for a break and refreshments before returning.
Half day is a good option for travelers who does not want to be in the park for the majority of the day. It can be timed very well to be a morning activity or a afternoon activity.
Safari Highlights
- * Opportunities to see the Big Five
* Beautiful landscapes and habitats
* Wildlife interpretation and teaching
* Rest camp stop (time permitting)
What's Included
- Pick-up and drop-off in and around Marloth Park
- Half-day guided safari (approximately 5-6 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 5 to 6 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.
