Kruger Park and Addo Elephant Park Big 7 Safaris

Nothing beats an African sunrise while out on an exciting morning game drive in the world famous Kruger National Park, the largest Park in the country.  There is a huge diversity of wildlife to be seen which includes the Big 5 and wide variety of mammals including antelope, zebra, giraffe, warthog, mongoose and many more.  Many reptiles and over 600 species of birds are recorded in the park.  A morning safari in the park with your qualified guide, in an open game drive vehicle will take your safari experience to new heights.

Exciting and informative game drive in the Kruger National Park.  Spend the afternoon searching for the vast variety of animals from the biggest of Elephants to smallest of insects.  The birdlife in the Kruger Park is extraordinary and the Big 5 (Elephant, Rhino, Buffalo, Lion and Leopard) are prominent in almost all the sections of the park.

Spend a full day on safari in the mighty Kruger National Park, a huge area of 2 million hectares. Here we find a greater diversity of mammal species than anywhere on the planet. This is also considered to be a birding hotspot with over 600 species, some migratory others sedentary. Interesting insects and reptiles can be found and the plant life is spectacular. The Kruger is one of those must see places for anyone with even a passing interest in nature and its wildlife.

Kruger Park overnight safari.  Fully guided overnight safari in the Southern section of the Kruger National Park.  Enjoy a Big 5 safari experience in the largest national park in South Africa, led by your qualified wildlife guide.

Kruger National Park fully guided safari.  Spend 2 nights in the Southern section of this iconic National Park and explore the wonders and wildlife that it has to offer.   From Lions and Leopards to Goliath Herons and Giant Kingfishers, the game viewing in this park will keep you at the end of your seats as you look for the myriad of animals that call this park their home.

“Safari” is a Swahili word from East Africa that simply means to, “Travel” and has become synonymous with game viewing in Africa. Spend two nights travelling between two different camps in this iconic national park.

Explore the beautiful views and scenery of the Panorama Route with a full day to enjoy the waterfalls viewpoints and historical content of the area. Leaving the cool mountain air and spectacular scenery we descend the escarpment and enter the world famous Kruger National Park with more species of mammals to be found in South Africa’s oldest and largest park than anywhere else in the world.

A short visit through the Panorama Route and the excitement of the wildlife in the Kruger National Park.

Travel down the escarpment and if time permits a drive through some of the features of the Panorama route before the first night in a cozy cottage on the edge of the escarpment. Then immerse yourself for 3 full days and nights of world class game viewing  in the well-known Kruger National Park.

Immerse yourself in viewing African wildlife in our largest conservation area before crossing to the tropical paradise of the Mozambique coastline where we experience, scuba diving, whale watching and swimming with wild dolphins. Back to South Africa for turtle tracking and go scuba diving in these renowned waters.

Leave the high plateau, our industrial heartland, and the scared landscape to enter a land of clear mountain streams. Descend to the mighty Kruger National Park to find herds of Zebra, Giraffe, and wildebeest while searching for predators, the shy Leopards, and prides of lions. Great Tuskers roam the park. Pan for gold in Makhonjwa, the oldest continent, visit an absolute monarchy before viewing Crocodile and Hippo on a boat cruise.

Sit back and relax while your dreams come true as we set out for the wide open spaces of the spectacular Panorama Route, descending the escarpment to the iconic Kruger National Park. After this we head off into remote regions of Africa to the sun drenched coast of Mozambique before returning to South Africa to discover fascinating remnants of the oldest continent in the world.

In rugged 4 x 4 Land Cruisers we follow tracks and gravel roads, scent the soil of Africa. Come face to face with our stunning wildlife, meet the friendly Xhosa in their homeland on the Wild Coast. Taste the salt laden air of the Indian Ocean and check your passport through two Kingdoms as we head into the mighty Drankensberg Mountains and the immense solitude of the Kruger National Park. A place where memories are made!

We start the morning with a boat ride on the protected waters of Port Elizabeth’s Algoa Bay searching for seasonal Humpback and Southern Right Whales, Dolphins, Penguins, Seals and Sharks before departing to the malaria free Addo Elephant National Park searching the thickets and plains for the more traditional members of the BIG 5 and other animals, birds and reptiles.

We start the morning on Algoa Bay searching for seasonal Southern Right and Humpback Whales, Dolphins, Penguins, Seals, Sharks before depart for the malaria free Addo Elephant National Park, home to close to 700 free roaming African Elephant, Lions, Buffalo, Rhino and the shy Leopard. Overnight in the Park accompanied by the sounds of the African night.

Where else in the world can you board a boat in the morning, head out to sea, view Dolphins and Whales en route to a group of islands where we find Great White Sharks at the Black Rocks fur seal colony, before viewing Africa’s Big 5 and so much more in the nearby Addo Elephant National Park.
Welcome to the unique Big 7 Safari.

Start on the waters of Algoa Bay looking for Dolphins, Penguins, Seals, Sharks and seasonal Whales before depart for the Addo Elephant National Park, searching for 700 Elephant and other BIG 5 members. Explore Woody Cape’s spiritual dune fields, home to the ancient Khoikhoi people.

Explore the entire malaria free Greater Addo Elephant Park from south to north. Exciting boat trip on Algoa Bay, Addo Elephant National Park 4 x 4 route in rugged northern area of the park, Little Karoo, Lake Darlington and Woody Cape dune fields.