The two million hectare Kruger National Park stretches for 350 kilometers along South Africa's border with Mozambique. It contains an enormous variety of animals - including lion, leopard, cheetah, elephant, giraffe, rhino, hippo and many species of antelope - providing an excellent chance of seeing the Big Five. With reared and gravel roads, modern self-catering rest camps (some with swimming pools and air - conditioning), woven bushel and five private camps, restaurants, petrol stations and shops that are well stocked, Kruger has a well developed infrastructure. The admin- iteration's strict ecological control ensures that all the visitors that pass through its gates every year may enjoy their safari in a uniquely South African atmosphere.
Day 1: Johannesburg to Dulls room (approximately 264 kilometers) 
Drive your car or minibus (the most practical way to travel through the park) from Johannesburg to dull room. Which takes three hours. Arrive at your chosen hotel around teatime. There will be time t indulge in some trout fishing for which Dulls room is famous, before freshening up for dinner. Overnight at Crotchety Hackle.
Day 2: Dulls room to Kruger National Park (approximately 250 kilometers) 
After breakfast continue through dramatic scenery. Stopping to explore the historic towns of Lydenburg and Pilgrim's Rest before arriving at Kruger National Park - entering through the Open Gate for your rest camp. After registering at the gate, kyou drive to your camp, viewing a variety of game en route. As the afternoon begins to cool, the animals become more active - a good time to tade a game drive. Dinner and overnight in your camp .
Day 3: Kruger National Park 
After an early morning game drive, return to the camp for breakfast. To add variety to your visit, you may have been booked into another camp and, if so, you can tide your tom to view game whilst driving from one to the other. Dinner and overnight at your camp.
Day 4: Kruger National Park to Hazy view (10kilometres) 
Start early for the best chance of seeing game. After breakfast at the camp, drive out to Hazy view. Dinner and overnight at Casa do Sol. 
Day 5: Hazy view to Johannesburg (350 kilometers) 
In the morning you take a leisurely drive back to Johannesburg through White River and Newsprint to catch your homeward or onward flight. 
This tour can also be arranged with a private driver/ guide on request.

With game drives in open vehicles. This safari provides an unforgettable bushel experience. The itinerary gives you two nights in each camp - although stays can be extended. 
Day 1: After a one-hour flight from Johannesburg, the excitement of your safari begins immediately with likely game sightings during the short drive to your rest camp. Relax, settle into your room and explore your surroundings before enjoying a buffet lunch. In the afternoon, set out in open vehicles to explore the bush, stopping at waterholes and specially - designed viewing sites, where you can experience the sights, smells and sounds of the African bushel. You return to camp at nightfall to enjoy refreshments at your private bar in a bema (receded enclosure) and a bray (South African barbecue). Overnight at Kukupa Rest Camp. 
Day 2: take an early morning game drive - you will see the animals awakening to the new day. After breakfast - served at a rest camp or in the bush - you return to your camp in time to relax before lunch. An afternoon drives takes you though country densely populated with game followed by sundowners and dinner. Fall asleep to the sounds of the bush - the distant roar of a lion, the yelp of wild dogs and the laughter of hyena. Overnight at skukuza Rest Camp. 
Day 3: After breakfast head north to Satara - an excellent chance of seeing lion. Leopard, cheetah, elephant giraffe and many varieties of antelope en route. Lunch on arrival is followed by an afternoon game drive, the open vehicles affording excellent viewing and superb photographic opportunities. Dinner and overnight at Satara Rest Camp . 
Day 4: Your African adventure continues at dawn with a morning game drive, pausing for breakfast at one of the camps or alfresco in the bush, returning mid-morning to your camp to relax. After lunch stroll along the camps tree-lined boundary for farther game and bird viewing, before an afternoon's exploration into the bush to see the animals at their most active. Dinner and overnight at Satara Rest Camp. 
Day 5: Take a final morning game drive before breakfast. Transfer to Skukuza Airport for your return flight to Johannesburg.

Day 1: Your flight departs mid-morning from Johannesburg International Airport and lands at either Kukupa, Hoedspruit or phalaborwa. On arrival, you are met and transferred in your safari vehicle to your chosen lodge in either Sabine Sands or Timbavati Private Game Reserve in time for lunch. Most of the afternoon can be spent at leisure until your late afternoon game drive. Your ranger and tracker will tide you to the best game viewing spots and select a good place for a sundowner. Return to the lodge for a bray (South African barbecue), which, weather permitting, may be served in an open-air bema (receded enclosure) or, even better, under the trees in the bush. Overnight at your chosen lodge. 
Day 2: Your personal ranger will give you a wade-up call for an early morning game drive, after which you return to the lodge for a large and well-earned breakfast, the rest of the day can be spent at leisure to enjoy the facilities at your lodge until your late afternoon game drive before dinner and overnight at your chosen lodge. 
Day 3: Once again you have an early start for a morning game drive before transferring to Kukupa, Hoedspruit or Phalaborwa Airport for your return flight to Johannesburg.